Eight Red Bank and Asbury Park Boys Court Actions
Fifteen boys appeared before Judge Foster in Freehold. Red Bank youths aged 6 to 12 faced breaking and entering and theft of candy jam and goods. eight of them were charged, one, Arthur Hull, denied guilt and was held on bail. Asbury Park youths aged 12 to 16 were charged with stealing from a freight car and were held on bail for next Thursday’s trial. William Pangborn pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in Highlands and was remanded for sentencing next Thursday.
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Red Bank
Asbury Park
Judge Foster
Freehold
Arthur Hull
Bach
Bal
William Pangborn
Milton Burdge
Highlands
Red Bank Gleanings and World Cruise Notes
Mrs. Harry Woolley and daughter Mildred visit Mrs. Cecelia Duncan in Red Bank. Miss Alice B Guy, language teacher, sails from New York on the Columbia for a European tour via Ireland Scotland Norway and Sweden then a Land of the Midnight Sun cruise. Grace Methodist Church property improvements and Branch avenue rear area tidied. Rev. Miner to preach at First Baptist on The Word A Light to Our Pathway.其他
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Harry Woolley
Mildred
Long Branch
Grace Methodist Church
Branch Avenue
Broad Street
First Baptist
Johnson L. Miner
Bertha Kemp
King's Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Fern Kemp
Elwood Harvey
Kemp
Pocahontas
Pullen
Lottie Branson
Highlands
Henry Pierce
Grace Wilson
Belford
Tunis Lane
Nettie Simpson
Freelander
New York
DeWitt Scott
Emma
Jack Dixon
Frank Reed
Mary Wyckoff
Allen Street
J. F. Kreisa
Middletown
A. L. Brill
Oceanic Inn
Methodist Church
Red Men's Hall
Helen A. Herring
Oceanic High School
Verona
New Jersey
Oceanic Fire Department
Daniel Murphy
Black Point
Hugh
J. Hennessey
H. H. Stryker
Prudential Insurance Company
Patterson
Edward Stewart
Edward
Harry
A. L. Lister
Evlyn Pearsall
Asbury Park
William H. Pearsall
Myrtle Decker
Charles Graham
Arlington
Frederick Burges
Fanny Tiernan
Washington Avenue
A. Eldridge
Ida Eldridge
John Sawyer
Brooklyn
Law prompts critique of New Jersey Emancipation celebration
Critics say the New Jersey law for a 50th anniversary Emancipation Proclamation event directs a Philadelphia celebration with a seven member commission including three colored members. The plan, backed by Rev. Dr. L W. L. Roundtree, would yield a joint Pennsylvania-NJ observance centered in Philadelphia, prompting calls to hold a separate New Jersey event at Bordentown's Manual Training and Industrial School for Colored Youth. The commission actions and HQ setup in Philadelphia advance plans shared with Pennsylvania officials.
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Trenton
Wilson
L W. L. Roundtree
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bordentown
Pennsylvania Commission
Pennsylvania Board
George Hampton
Bridgeton
Robert H. Messler
Thomas P. Senior
William Riddle
Atlantic A Eee
Ramsay Buys Farm After Sheriff Sale in Keansburg
The Dennis O'Brien farm near Keansburg Port Monmouth on 5.85 acres with a dilapidated house was sold at sheriff's sale to Judge William W. Ramsay for $975 plus costs and two years taxes. Ramsay plans to divide the property into 100 lots of 25 by 100 feet and sell at about $260 per lot.
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Ramsay
Dennis O'Brien
Keansburg
Port Monmouth
Cornelius B. Barkalow
William W. Ramsay
Pointers for Motorist Preserve Inner Tubes of Great Importance
Advice on handling inner tubes includes dusting talc inside the envelope to prevent sticking and punctures, keeping tubes clean and dry, avoiding moisture, and storing tubes in waterproof bags away from metal. Hang tubes to avoid moisture and use proper bags rather than cardboard boxes for car storage.
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Michelin
Seelig Wins Ribbons at Plainfield Horse Show
The Plainfield Riding and Driving Club opened its ninth annual horse show with Emil Seelig of Long Branch winning three blues and one red on opening day. Militia classes drew attention, with entries from Troop A New York. Conrad's Prince Arthur won officers chargers while Blodget's Justice led militia mounts.
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Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
Emil Seelig
Long Branch
Troop A
New York
W. Davis Conrad
Prince Arthur
Alden
Blodget
Justice
Plumber Miscommunication Leaves Leak Unfixed
A Pittsburgh Post ad complaint recounts a woman and her husband arguing over a plumber who left the leak. The plumber supposedly returned to the shop and claimed he could stop the leak if spoken to, highlighting a humorous miscommunication about repairs.
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Pittsburgh Post
Pellagra Expedition To Study Dread Disease In South
The Thompson MeCFadden pellagra commission plans a five to six month study in Spar tburg South Carolina and will bring patients to New York for curative tests and research. Drs Siler Garrison and MacNeal lead the effort with field and hospital laboratories and aim to identify pellagra causes and best treatments.
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New York
Thompson- Mecfadden
Postgraduate
Pellagra Commission
Joseph F. Siler
U. A
Philip &. Garrison
Ward J. MacNeal
Department of Laboratories
New York Postgraduate Medical School
Siler
Garrison
MacNeal
Illinois
New York Hospital
Robert M. Thompson
John M. McFadden
Philadelphia
L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
To Honor Cleveland Anniversary Plan Enlists 200 Members
The Grover Cleveland association advisory board aims to form a permanent organization to celebrate his birth annually with about 200 members. The board includes Judson Harmon as chairman and other notable figures such as Charles Fairchild D M Dickinson Richard Olney Hilary A Herbert Hoke Smith and David R Frania. The executive board lists Dr Joseph D Bryant chairman Alton B Turker St Clair McKelway August Belmont Ti John H Finley and others with David Robinson as secretary.
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August Belmont
John H. Finley
William McAdoo
William E. Curtis
Robert Adamson
Cambridge Livingston
Marc Kiew
James B. Graybul
John Jerome Keener
David Robinson
Secrefirs
Community Notes from Rumson and Nearby
Memorial services and church events fill a quiet Sunday in Rumson with several congregations noted. Local residents join fraternal orders, take part in initiations, and social visits span Rumson Highlands New York Verona and Asbury Park with plans for an Oceanic fire department fair and church activities.
Long Branch Plans Safe and Sane Fourth of July
The Long Branch board of trade debates a public Fourth of July celebration with music and fireworks paid by taxation. The amusement committee urges weekly events from July 4, while the Ocean Park leasing issue and the new commissioners’ terms complicate planning. The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor is praised for ongoing charity and support, including arranging transport for an epileptic woman to Skillman.
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Long Branch
Board of Trade
Amusement Committee
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the
Hall of Fame
Skillman
N. J
Method In His Madness
Mrs Wick questions a stove insult ritual as Mr Wick explains it might coax the fire to burn hotter. The exchange shows a humorous domestic moment on misfiring heat and absurd attempts.
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Mrs. Wick
Mr. Wick
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Norfolk
Fred Riecer, Jr
Engone
Kansas City Star
Seelig
The
Daily Record
Fidelity Trust Company
Prudential
Newark, N. J
South Carolina
Pellagra
Cleveland
C.A.W
Rumson News
Steinbachs
Strinkach
Neto Irrary
Ocean Park
Christmas Savings Club
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co
Long Branch, N. J
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