Red Bank Democratic Executive Committee Ticket Elected
The Red Bank Democratic Executive Committee elected its members last night led by temporary chair A. L. Ivins and secretary Frank Maher. Twenty eight ballots were cast for the district ticket naming Badeau Reynolds Wolcott Hessinger Kumpel Hendrickson VanMater Hackman Zobel Vorden Johnson Higgington Wymbs Derby Dietz Antonides Slattery Congona Miller Clayton Wise Frake Francis Haley Slayton Soffel Hurley Daly Dey Dangler Ivins Cooper Derby Otterson Shutts Applegate Cooper Kendrickson Conk Sutton Little Maher Young De PurTell Bennett Ivins Bennett Otterson Jr. The group adjourned to the Weller building for a club meeting and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Red Bank
William J. Swannell
A. L. Ivins
Monmouth County Board of Taxation
Frank Maher
Arthur L. Wymbs
Carl Dietz
Harry C. Badeau
First District
A. W. Reynolds
James R. Wolcott
William Hessinger
M. Kumpel
George Hendrickson
Henry VanMater
Albert Hackman
Louis Zobel
Amos Vorden
Howard Cole
Arthur Wymbs
Wymbs
Charles Johnson
Higeingon
Albert Ivins
A. D. Cooper
Charles H. Derby
William T. Antonides, Jr
E. M. Slattery
M. Congona
A. L. Miller
Jophia Clayton
Thomas Wise
Oliver G. Frake
William WH. Francis
E. M. Haley
Charles Slayton
William Soffel
Robert M. Hurley
George Daly
Lester Dey
Bivin Jake
Charles Dangler
William Otterson
Jacob C. Shutts
D. H. Applegate
George D. Cooper
HH. Kendrickson
M. Conk
William Hl, Sutton
Thomas L. Little
J. Maher
James Young
A. de Purtell
T. Bennett
Ivins
M. Bennett
J. D. Otterson, Jr
Woman Faints at Post Office Then Receives Aid
A young woman collapsed near the post office at noon. Patrolman Miller saw her condition, escorted her to Wert's pharmacy, where Dr. Joseph T. Welch revived her. She was later taken by automobile to the Sals-Hiry cottage on Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Wert
Joseph T. Welch
Sals- Hiry
Garfield Avenue
Pantry mouse tale from Timkins and Buttenheim
Timkins narrates how his cat hunted a mouse in the pantry and drove it out from behind a baking soda can. Buttenheim adds a quip about keeping mice in a more convenient place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Timkins
Mr. Buttenheim
Not Intended for Her Prayer Rebuttal by a Shy Boy
A Sunday school teacher asks a quiet boy to speak louder during a class memorizing a small prayer. The boy replies that he was not addressing her, sparking a humorous moment about who the prayer is meant for.
Businessman Probed Over Tea Warehouse Response
A quoted line presents a father questioning a suitor about prudence and safety of a tea warehouse during a frost. The dialogue frames a medieval style concern with trust and risk in a marriage arrangement.
Rioting spectator and odd notices from strange events
A blind ball game enthusiast rioted at a recent event in Tittsfield Massachusetts. Miss Mary J L Boyd at 75 remains on Springfield Missouri payroll teaching for fifty years. Albert Brown of Asbury Park set himself on fire after an uncorked gasoline bottle in his pocket. W Charles Kerling sued the Susquehanna railroad for 10 000 after a Look Out For the Locomotive sign struck him. Harry Mandruk chose jail over losing a photo he thinks holds miraculous power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary JL. Boyd
Springfield
Albert Brown
Asbury Park
N. J
W. Charles Kerling
Paterson, N. G
The
Susquehanna Railroad
Discovery lifts death peril of mercury tablet
Dr William Edward Piteh, US Medical Reserve lieutenant and editor of Techatrics, announces a bichloride of mercury tablet formula. The tablet blends mercury chloride with tartar emetic to trigger emesis first, aiming to reduce dangerous outcomes while maintaining germicidal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Fh Techatrics
William Edward I
Dor. Fitel
Viteh
Mexicans Favorable View of American Mediation, Says Doctor
Dr Levi Salmans, medical missionary with the Methodist Foreign Missions, says many Mexicans welcome outside help and an outside role in mediation. He notes Americans are widely liked and trusted, and intervention is seen as helpful rather than exploitative. He has spent nearly thirty years in Guanajuato and other parts of Mexico.
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Mexico
Levi TB. Salmans
Guanajag Ta
México
Salmans
Amethodist Board of Foreign Missions
Salmons
Washington
United States
Pious Advertisement Alleged Franklin Authorship
A June 24 1787 Pennsylvania Gazettes ad claims the book The Eighth Commandment was a Franklin authored sermon or piece. It warns the reader to open the red gilt cover, read the eighth commandment, and return it to the same pew with no further notice to avoid repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Horrific Ludlow Siege Described by Mrs Jolly at Inquiry
Mrs Pearl Jolly of the Women's Trades Union league testified in New York about the Ludlow camp siege in Colorado on April 20. She described miners, women and children sheltering in earth caves as militia machine guns fired, bombs exploded, and a child was killed, with 500 women and 500 men present and only 40 rifles reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jolly
Women's Trades Union League
United States Industrial Commission
Ludlow
Colorado
Wollitia
New York
Mrs. Jolly
Fred Cross
Trinidad
How Trees Eat and Digest Their Food
A St Louis Globe Democrat item explains tree digestion, noting roots dissolve substances in soil, absorb them as liquids, and carry nutrients via sap to all parts. It compares this process to insect larvae digestion and emphasizes humus and minerals as nourishment for rapid, strong growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chinese Humor and An Unrepresentative House
A Spirit of the East anecdote shows two friends from school days in China exchanging humble meals and sharp wordplay about future fowl and bamboo shoots. The piece then shifts to Oldfield’s history of the English House of Commons, noting 300 peers and commoners, plus 171 independents in a 658 member body.
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the East Magazine
House of Commons
Ireland
Treasury
Admiralty
Ordnance
London Chronicle
How We Go to Sleep
The essay outlines three sleep stages starting with distraction and absentmindedness and hallucinations, followed by delicate motor disturbance from eye axis misalignment, and ending with near sleep as vasomotor regulation changes from waking hours.
First Volksraad under a Banyan Tree near Pretoria
The first parliament house of the Boers met under a banyan tree called Wonderbloom near Pretoria at the mountain cleft entrance. This spot served as the early Transvaal volksraad site where rulers gathered to discuss questions affecting the country.
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Republic
Volksraad
Transvaal
Climate and Weather Joke From Lola at School
A brief Chicago news item notes Lola explains climate versus weather. She says climate is what we have with us all the time while weather lasts only a few days.
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Lola
Hicago News
The Perfect Life and Odd Fragments in a Busy Page
A collage of phrases notes home life abroad and seasonal travel as characters discuss a mad scene performance and meager receipts. A quirky editorial aside imagines a man above a grocery stepladder delivering politics while Uncle Pennywise adds a wry take.
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Pennywise
Irish Brogue as Purist English Echoes From Ireland
A humorous Victorian style note recounts a child asking a grocer to send ten cents of animal crackers but to exclude elephants because the baby fears them. The text contrasts this with a new idea of Irish brogue, claimed by language students as an ancient pure form of English preserved in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Isle
Vagrancy charge changed to breaking and entering at confectionery stand
A man arrested in Keansburg was brought to Red Bank for a hearing before Recorder D. K. Wentworth. The vagab rancy charge was withdrawn and breaking and entering was preferred. He was held to await grand jury action and taken to Freehold by a borough constable. A John Doe warrant was used as the suspect refused to reveal his name and is believed to have escaped from prison. He admitted being near the store the night before but denied robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman LeBresque
Campbell's Junction
Keansburg
LeBresque
Red Bank
D. K. Wentworth
Belford
Freehold
Frank Patterson
John Doe
Middletown
Bbe
Goatskin Water Bottles From Hebron Market
Travelers in Orient cities prize goatskin water bottles made in Hebron Palestine. Caravans bring skins from Arabia and Lebanon to Hebron where tanners process them for a week to render them watertight. Bottles then travel to Egypt and the Sudan each year.
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Orient
Hebron
Palestine
Arabia
Lebanons
Zebron
East
Egypt
Sudan
Daly Hoffman Nuptials Celebrated at Red Bank
A morning ceremony at St James Roman Catholic Church Red Bank united Miss Catherine Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Hoffman Red Bank and George Daly a prominent electrical contractor of the borough Father Joseph Casey officiated the nuptial mass The bride wore a white satin dress and carried white roses Attendants were Annie Schaffner of New York and Geo Daly brother of the groom The couple left the church amid confetti and rice and will take a week's honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Roman Catholic Church
Red Bank
Catherine Hoffman
Stephen Hoffman
George Daly
Joseph Casey
St. James’ Church
Annie Schaffner
New York
Geo. Daly
Stray horses cause damage as resident plans court action
William D. Martin of North Broadway reports three horses trespassing on his property at 5 am. The animals disrupted the lawn, causing visible damage. Martin will pursue legal action against Joseph Bender, the alleged owner, after notifying public safety and arranging witnesses for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Martin
North Broadway
Commissioner of Public Safety
Martin
Joseph Bender
Relief Not in Fire House Yet in Red Bank
The Red Bank relief engine company has not occupied its firehouse as reported last night. The building is not completed and not accepted by the borough, and the informant's claim resulted from a misapprehension.
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Relief Engine Company
Red Bank
Magician Plans Outdoor Exhibition in Red Bank
Professor Harry Bouton the great magician will perform an outdoor exhibition tomorrow at 12.80 in Red Bank. He will be blindfolded and drive from the Empire theatre to a hidden object around the borough, with a committee of business men placing the prize. The public is invited to witness the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bouton
Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Mr. Conrow Ill With Appendicitis at Monmouth Hospital
John F. Conrow of Atlantic Avenue suffers appendicitis and was seen by Dr. Reed. A surgical operation was planned after a consultation with Dr. Fields and Dr. Reed at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at five this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Soden observe their 31st wedding anniversary in Fair Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Conrow
Atlantic Avenue
James J. Reed
Sea Bright
Edwin Fields
Reed
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles Soden
Fair Haven
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