Red Bank Brieflets Update of Local Visits and Activity
Robert C. Smith and daughter Mildred I. Smith visited relatives in town from New York. The Perrines and Edith R. Smith spent Sunday with relatives in Keyport. Lester Scott, formerly at Red Bank station, visited town. Mrs. Millard F. Tetley returned from Newark after a family visit. Mrs. Darwin Smith improves after illness. Charles Champlin returns to Monmouth street for the summer with a prosperous season reported. Albert Worden a painting the Duppler’s Mecca Inn addition on Shrewsbury ave and Newman Springs road.
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Robert C. Smith
Mildred I. Smith
New York
Mr. Smith
Harry C. Fay
Waverly Place
Richard Smith
Herbert Street
Joseph Perrine
Edith R. Smith
West Side Avenue
Keyport
Road Station
Millard F. Tetley
Oakland Street
Newark
Charles K. Champlin
Champlin Stock and Repertoire Company
Monmouth Street
Champlin
Albert W. Worden
West Front Street
Duppler
Mecca Inn
Shrewsbury Avenue
Newman Springs Road
Terhune Daughter Home From Bryn Mawr Summer
Miss Kathryn Terhune, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Terhune of Matawan, has returned home for the summer vacation from Miss Shipley’s school at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania.
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Kathryn Terhune
John Terhune
Matawan
First Dog George O. Baker Barking in Sleep
A humorous item notes George O. Baker’s dog Gurglettes, the pet’s odd habit of barking in his sleep, prompting the family to joke he stays awake when dreaming.
Poison doubt in Scheib murder case eyed by court
New York June 7 none of Professor Larkin tests found mineral poisons or acids in the dead wife’s stomach or in the water where the body lay. Prosecutors weigh presenting to the grand jury while defense signals possible releases or new writs if evidence remains lacking.
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New York
AL Scheib
Neen Seventy-eighth Street
Schelb
Detective Bureau
John Larkin
Columbia University
Whitman
Larkin
Scheib
Corrigah
Edward C. Towne
Scheibi
Bourne Declares No Speeches in Campaign
Senator Johnathan Bourne of Oregon says he will not campaign for reelection. His term ends March 4, 1913, and he plans to stay out of the fight, spending no money or time on organizing others. He will retire if the people reject his performance.
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Washington
Johnathan Bourne
Oregon
Boure
Bourne
Owen J. Evans Confession Shines in Ohio Bribery Probe
A confession by Owen J. Evans emerges as a pivotal turning point in the ongoing Ohio bribery investigation. Authorities say the statement clarifies alleged kickbacks tied to political influence and procurement deals, intensifying scrutiny of involved figures and organizations.
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Ohio
Ohio Graf ter Confesses Bribe in Loan Shark Case
Ohio lawmaker Owen J. Evans of Stark county confessed to taking 100 from Akron loan agent L. Miller to kill a loan shark bill. He forfeits his seat, faces a $500 fine, and pledges grand jury testimony on legislative corruption.
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Owen J. Evans
Columbus,co
Stark County
Evans
BH. C. . Turner
L. ©. Miller
Akron
Three Sheffield Students Arrested on Property Injury Charge
Herbert Lang of New Haven George P Orlady of Huntingdon Pa and John F MacElhenny of Port Washington N Y freshmen in Sheffield Scientific School at Yale were arrested on a charge of injuring private property. They allegedly called Dr. Carl Oscar Johns with fictitious names and later wrote a derisive character sketch with illustrations in front of his home. They were released on 200 bonds and may face further charges.
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New Haven
Connt
Herbert Lang
George P. Orlady
Huntingdon
John F. MacElhenny
Port Washington
N. Y
Sheffield’ Scientific School
Carl Oscar Johns
Sheffield
Professor Johns
Yale
Baseball Results National and American Leagues
National League games in Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis with Brooklyn and Philadelphia results noted. American League reports Washington win and rain in other games. Standings list New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg and Boston with win loss percentages.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Ritchie
Kling
Bell
Bergen
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
New York
Liefield
Simon
Raymond
Crandall
Wilson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sages
McLean
Chalmers
Doom
St. Louis
Boston
L. P.C
Phila
Brooklyn N
Washington
Cleveland
Gregg
Land
Hughes
Sherry
Ainsmith
Plans to electrify Pennsylvania suburban lines to Philadelphia
A Philadelphia report outlines a major Pennsy railroad project with a proposed expenditure around 20 million dollars to electrify suburban lines and restructure passenger facilities around the Broad Street terminal. An officer confirmed the delay in information and cited the costly modernization as a key feature. Mrs Crocker prepares for coronation travel departing San Francisco and heading to New York then London to visit the ambassador and his wife and meet her brother Templeton Crocker.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs. Crocker
San Francisco
Jennie, Crocker
California
New York
London
Festal Queen highlight at New Monmouth Children’s Day
Children’s day exercises at New Monmouth Baptist Church featured the cantata Festal Queen with Helen Kraft as queen. Solos by Dorothy Bently John N Hillyer Jr and Leslie Doywas a duet by Laura Helwig and Mary Hundley a Louise Heyer recitation and a flag drill by twenty girls. Choir anthems and addresses by Rev A H Sutphin and Daniel Hendrickson filled the program as the packed church strained capacity.
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New Monmouth Baptist Church
Queen
Helen Kraft
Dorothy Bently
John N. Hillyer, Jr
Leslie Doywas
Laura Helwig
Mary Hundley
Louise Heyer
A. H. Sutphin
Daniel Hendrickson
Nurse Miss Emman Reinhold Recovers in Keyport Visit
Miss Emman Reinhold, once confined to Franklin hospital in New York with scarlet fever, has recovered and is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Reinhold in Keyport. She is a trained nurse who contracted the illness while serving duties.
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Emman Reinhold
Franklin Hospital
New York
Mrs. J. Reinhold
Keyport
Miss Reinhold
Scarce Berry Pickers Leave Monmouth Growers Dilemma
Dearth of strawberry pickers in Upper Monmouth and nearby growers. Girls who previously worked in the fields now mostly employed in factories at Red Bank and Keyport. Talks of sending for pickers from South Jersey.
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Upper Monmouth
Red Bank
Keyport
South Jersty
Commencement Plans For Keyport High School Graduates
Keyport High School holds its commencement next Tuesday at 8 PM in Calvary M E Church with Rev James T Shock deliver ing the address. County Superintendent John Enright will award diplomas to eighteen graduates. Class officers are Garrett McKeen president and Edna Roberts secretary. The class motto is Not Evening, But Dawn and colors are orange and white with the daisy as the flower. Grammar school exercises follow Wednesday at 2 PM in the High School auditorium. Alumni reception and reunion are set for Thursday evening the 15th at the Broadway theatre.
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Keyport High School
Calvary M. BE
James T. Shock
Plainfield
John Enright
Garrett McKeen
Edna Roberts
New Broadway Theatre
Romance of pyramids ends in Norwalk marriage
In South Norwalk on June 7 Miss Gertrude Hubbell Hotchkiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubbell Hotchkiss of New York and Norwalk, married Roman Henry Heyn of Bavaria after a romance that began at the pyramids in Egypt. Hotchkiss had returned from Europe and Egypt two weeks earlier. Heyn followed soon after. A Polo Grounds strike on June 7 halted work on the new grandstand as iron workers and lathers clashed over steel rod placement for concrete.
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Connecticut
Egypt
South Norwalk
Conn
Pyramids
Gertrude Hubbell Hotchkiss
E. Hubbell Hotchkiss
New York
Norwalk
Roman Henry Heyn
Bavaria
Germany
Miss. Hotchkiss
Europe
Mr. Heyn
Polo Grounds
New Grand Stand
Power to suspend freight rate cuts vested in commission
Washington June 7 The power to suspend a reduction in freight rates is vested in the Interstate Commerce Commission in a decision just announced.
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Washington
Weather Forecast Showers Then Fair Warm Thursday
The forecast calls for showers today followed by fair and warm conditions on Thursday. Moderate northeasterly winds are expected.
Sermons Mark Matawan and Keyport High School Graduates
Rev Edward I Stearns preached to Matawan High School graduates at the Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Isaac S Yerks delivered the baccalaureate at Keyport High School. A special musical program followed, featuring Shelley's Faith Hope and Love sung by Mrs Rev Jewett Mrs J A Huff and Mrs G M Collins.
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Edward I. Stearns Vonce
Matawan
Presbyterian Church
Keyport High School
Isaac S. Yerks
Calvary
M. E
Shelley
Rev. Jewett
J. A. Huff
G. M. Collins
West Side Road Opens Linking Sea Bright and Highlands
The West Side road in Sea Bright Borough opens to traffic, replacing two grade crossings north of Sea Bright station and at North Borough Crossing. It creates a direct route from Sea Bright to Highlands and avoids railroad crossing until Highland Beach. Ninety Days In Jail. Joseph Robinson and William Sullivan, two tramps, were arrested near Fred D. Wikoff's Pearl Street warehouse fire. They were jailed Ninety days after a hearing led by Recorder James H. Sickles at Borough Hall.
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Sea Bright
Sea’ Bright
North Borough
Highlands
Highland Beach
Joseph Robinson
William Sullivan
Fred.d. Wikoff
Pearl Street
Red
Robinson
John Fields
Frank Estelle
Sullivan
James H. Sickles
Borough Hall
Baptists Goold Bowlers Shine at Lincoln Alleys
At the Lincoln avenue bowling alleys last week, young members of the First Baptist Church showed strong skills. A party of thirteen included George Greenleaf of Park Place who claimed high single score with 215. Attendees ranged from Mr and Mrs John Davison to Miss Laura Springsteen and several other members, with multiple players named in the group.
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Lincoln Avenue
Baptist ‘Church
George Greenleaf
Park
John Davison
Arthur Hulse
Laura Springsteen
M Camp
Mabel Ball
Pinson
Raymond
Charles Harold Silvers
William G. Ir. Ai
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Alway
Pal
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Hahne & Company
Lester Scott
Flatbush Station
Red Bank Rail
Darwin Smith
Branch Avenue
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CAFE
Senator Bourne
Ww. L
Detroit
Millinery Dept
New Monmouth
Romance OF
West Side Road
Baptists
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