Two Auto and Two Rail Incidents Reported on South Street
A Hudson touring car owned by Mrs. George Jaques of Brielle, driven by her son George, collided with an Adams Express auto truck on South Street Manasquan. Both vehicles lacked lights and the front axle was bent on the Hudson. Witnesses observed the crash. the car went to a garage for repairs. In a separate incident at Matawan a 25 year old man, Charles Flingerland of Bloomfield, fell from a moving freight car and suffered three fractured ribs. Frank Hastings, a 30 year old Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, remained in Monmouth Memorial Hospital with a broken collar bone after contacting an inter-track fence.
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George Jaques
New York City
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Manasquan
Edward Emmons
Charles Flingerland
Bloomfield
Matawan
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frank Hastings
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Shoot Opens Tomorrow At Red Bank Riverside Gun Club
Gunners from across the state and beyond gather for the tenth annual State Sportsmen Association tournament at Riverside Gun Club Red Bank opening tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Ten events run over three days including eight 20 bird sweepstakes a merchandise shoot and a championship event with the last two at 25 birds. Prizes include a $10 gold piece daily plus four other prizes for merchandise. Three man and two man teams from Riverside Club highlighted by A L Ivins B Von Kattengill and J Frank James with Ivins and Von Kattengill also on the two man team. vedere
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State Sportsmen Association
Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
C. T. Day, Jr
Riverside Club
A. L. Ivins
B. von Kattengill
J. Frank James
Ivins
Visiting Nurse reports May activity and patient load
The May report shows 221 calls, similar to April. Miss Forbes cared for 54 patients. Calls break down into 130 nursing cases, 71 cooperative calls, and 20 friendly calls.
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Miss Forbes
Strollo to Graduate From RPI
James Strollo has completed his studies at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York and will graduate on June 18.
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James Strollo
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Sidewalk Stands Urged Moved Inside Central Station Debated
City engineer reports money due Standard Huulithiec Company for May work total 34768.38 with 20 percent discount. Commissioner Woolley seeks more time to review. Chamber of Commerce notes reveal high soliciting driver activity at Central Station amid cleanliness and dress concerns. Traffic rules and station hacks discussed with City Solicitor Stevens and Superintendent Berry. ordinance and new regulations proposed.
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Central Station
Alberta
Tillotson
Chamber of Commerce
Bis
Stevens
Tilorgon
Central Depot
Berry
Howland
Department of Public Safety
Leon Cubberley
Arrowsmith
Bonau Varilla Sees Panama Canal as Obsolete Fast
In a French publication Philippe Bonau Varilla argues the canal must become a free strait to avoid obsolescence as ships grow. He cites locks too small and future maintenance risks including Gatun Dam, urging immediate transformation to ensure continuous navigation and water supply. He notes mixed European views, contrasting Panama with Suez.
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Paris
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Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
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United States
Suffragette Killed at Epsom Downs Derby
An unidentified militant suffragette ran onto the course at Epsom Downs Derby and seized King George entry Ammer by the bridle. The horse reared, rider Jockey Jones fell, and both were injured. The woman died shortly after. Jones was seriously hurt and rushed to hospital.
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Man Seeks Easy Telephone and Automobile Numbers
A narrator describes the longing for simple, uplifting phone and car numbers, emphasizing the appeal of effortless addressability and sleek vehicle identifiers in modern life.
Court Gaffe in Paris Over Missing 1715 Guernerius Violin
A Paris man claimed a $24 000 violin from 1715 was stolen after dozing in a cafe. A magistrate deemed him crazy and jailed him, sparking a controversial court misstep over the alleged loss.
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Paris
No Test in Temper by Voice or Bill
An aphoristic saying warns against judging temper by voice and tone, noting appearances can mislead about character and behavior when handling social situations like paying for wine.
Red Bank Birthday Party for Adele Chandler
Miss Adele Chandler, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Chandler of Bridge avenue Red Bank, turned seventeen last Thursday and hosted a party at her grandparents home on Maple avenue. Guests included Mary Boyd Marie Skelly Margaret Skelly Marjorie Soffell Pearl Worden Lydia McQueen Gladys Hulse Anna Applegate Evelyn Chandler and others with gifts and refreshments of cake and ice cream.
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Adele Chandler
George W. Chandler
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Charles Applegate
Maple Avenue
Troins
Mary Boyd
Marie
Margaret Skelly
Marjorie Soffell
Pearl Worden
Lydia McQueen
Gladys Hulse
Anna Applegate
Evelyn Chandler
Jennie White
Harold Davison
Herman Frake
Trafford Many
Frank Merritt
Kenneth and
Walace Jeffrey
Myron Minton
Harry Ivins
Florence Chandler
John W. Chandler
George W Chandler
Red Bank Man to Build Eight Room Frame House
Henry M. de la Motte of Red Bank will soon start erecting an eight room frame dwelling on River Street at the corner of Pintard Avenue. The home, costing about $2000, sits on a lot purchased from his father.
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Red Bank
Henry M. de la Motte
River Street
Pintard Avenue
de la Motte
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting in Red Bank
About 125 ladies attended the annual June reception and last meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 9 of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital at the home of Mrs. C. W. Cannon in Riverside Avenue. A silver offering of over 26 dollars was collected. Vocal selections by Mrs. William A. Sweeney, Miss Dorothy Reckless, Mrs. Join Ely, Miss Margaret Edwards, Mrs. agon la Roussille, Miss Katherine Morton, Miss Josephine Weeks, Mrs. Jas. Lord and Miss Perrine, violin solos by Miss Mildred Armstrong, plus brief addresses by Mrs. W. D. Harper and Mrs. Thomas N. McCarter followed by a social period.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank
C. W. Cannon
Riverside Avenue
William A. Sweeney
Dorothy Reckless
Join Ely
Margaret Edwards
Agon la Roussille
Katherine Morton
Josephine Weeks
Jas
McClaskey Buys Hudson Avenue Lot for Red Bank Home
Ogden McClaskey acquires a lot on Hudson avenue from the Russell White estate in Red Bank and plans an eight room house costing about 3500 dollars. He expects to start work within ten days and will move there upon completion, advertising in the Daily Record.
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Ogden McClaskey
Hudson Avenue
Red Bank
Russell White
McClaskey
Shrewsbury Avenue
Danger and Nerve in Historical Quotes
A fragmentary collection noting Hudson Maxim debating the earth’s possible explosion, deemed unlikely, alongside aphorisms on courage and nerve from sources like the London Spectator and Dr. Push. The text mixes speculative science with moral maxims about facing hard tasks without fear.
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Hudson Maxim
Krakatoa
London Spectator
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