Red Bank Merchant Injured by Ladder Fall
Arthur A Patterson of Broad street near Monmouth street, a senior member of Patterson and Spinning, sprained his right leg yesterday afternoon when a ladder collapsed while reshuffling stock at their Broad and Proat streets store. Dr Garrison attended. he will miss work about a week.
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Red Bank
Arthur A. Patterson
Broad Street
Monmouth Street
Red
Patterson & Spinning
Broad
Proat Streets
Patterson
Plaza Air dome tickets help for children at noon
Charles H. Greene Jr. staffed Garfield avenue this noon distributing school admission tickets for the Plaza Air dome opening this evening. He urged mothers or guardians to accompany the youngsters as the children's night program is free and designed to enhance their enjoyment with a special motion picture display.
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New Plaza Airdome
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Garfield Avenue
Greene
Red Bank Gira Graduate Marion Talmage Graduates Mt Holyoke
Red Bank resident Miss Marion Lyman Talmage daughter of Prof and Mrs Henry C Talmage of Branch avenue Red Bank graduated yesterday from Mt Holyoke College South Hadley Massachusetts and received her degree Mrs Talmage witnessed the exercises Prof Talmage proprietor and principal of Shrewsbury Academy LeRoy Place Red Bank was her former academy teacher
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Red Bank Gira
Marion Lyman Talmage
Henry C. Talmage
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Massachusetts
Talmage
Shrewsbury Academy
LeRoy Place
Daily Record Ad Offer Promises Pay for Inquiries
Local notice advertises advertising with the Daily Record claiming it will pay readers or advertisers who respond. The brief pitch emphasizes financial return and swift contact for placement.
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The
Daily Record
Riots Fire as 3 Strikers Shot in Perth Amboy
In Perth Amboy New Jersey on June 13 a strike riot left three policemen wounded and three strikers shot as 4 000 laborers attacked a plant. Private detectives on a roof fired into the mob while deputies prepared militia action. 600 strike breakers from New York arrived to guard the plant.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Albert Bollschwellers
Patrick Burke
Bollschweller
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
State Street
New Yeak
Smelting
Barber Asphalt Company
John Machiski
Perth Amboy City Hospital
Martin Rockowits
Charles Nichola
Quiet Restored as Ships Patrol Cuba
Washington reports that over 1000 marines remain on Cuba with battleships surrounding the island. Officials say the calm is due to the naval presence, while the uprising continues in the troubled districts and no withdrawals are planned.
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Cuba
Washington
State Department
Conde
How to Win at Monte Carlo Infalible System Explained
A Pearson's Weekly excerpt outlines a comical cheating scheme at Monte Carlo using a purse drop to attract officials. It notes you can exploit luck and a tiny stake, with assistants sweeping the area for coins as a distraction. A second anecdote recalls the Russian emperor punishing a city’s insects prank and staging bear escapades for amusement.
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Monte Carlo
Pearson'’s Weekly
Long Branch affairs discussed by Freeholders session
City officials heard complaints that materials on the bridge obstruct traffic and that the Goose Neck draw bridge was closed for about three hours. Plans included added red warning lights, a 30 foot passage for traffic, and possible transfer of Ocean avenue to county or state control with a straight extension from Sea View to North Long Branch. Franchises for trolley and electric lines were reviewed with readings and amendments, and bids were invited for roadway work along Sylvan Lake.
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Newcomb
Robert ©. Thompson
Jobn Daly
Mr. Newcomb
Thomas WY. Arrowsmith
Long Branch Board of Trade
Ocean Avenue
State Highway Commission
Arrowsmith
Sea View Avenue
North Long Branch
City Commission
Long Branch
John Daly
Martin McCue
Jersey Central Traction Company
Goose Neck Draw
Shrewsbury River
Red Bank
Henry D. Brinley
Middlesex and Monmouth Heat, Light and Power Company
Freneau
Freehold
Keyport-Holmdel
Radevelt- Red Bank
Matawai Holmdel
Ameisite Paving Company
Union County
KB. A. G. Intermann
Highlands Board of Trade
Highlands Bridge
Highlands
Intermann
James A. Bradley
Bradley Beach
Waite
Sylvan Lake
Avon
Thompson
Ocean County Board of Freeholders
Point Pleasant
Allen-Osborn
Manasquan
Charles E. Wyckert
Perrine
Firemen Plan Annual Trip to Island Beach
Members of Liberty Hose Company No 2 of White Street Red Bank will take their annual trip down the North Shrewsbury River to Island Beach on a Sunday in July. They will travel by motor launches and play a ball game for a general good time.
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Liberty Hove Company
White Street
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Island Beach
New Jersey Forest Fire Plan Tightens Carrier Reporting
Trent on June 13 reports thatPostmaster General Hitchcock ordered rural and star route mail carriers to report fires found along routes. The measure, with National Forest Service support, adds 55 000 men to prevention efforts nationwide and directs carriers to notify state forest wardens or national officers. New Jersey will distribute local wardens' contact lists to all affected carriers and urges rapid reporting to curb fire damage and aid forest health amid chestnut blight and prior enforcement successes.
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Trenton
New Jersey
National Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Hitchcock
New Jersey Forest Commission
Forest Commission
Salem
Cape May Counies
New Jersey Fire Commission
United States
Commission
Cedarhurst Inn Opens Season With Festive Opening
Cyrus 8 Kitg, new Cedarhurst Inn proprietor formerly Leland Inn, Rockwell and Atlantic avenues, hosted a large guest list for the season 1912 opening. Shaded lawn lights, refurnished interior, bright decor, and cheerful fires. Guests gathered on lawn and porches with music, parking filled with autos, and attentive service from a corps of waiters.
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Cyrus
Kitg
Cedarhurst Inn
Leland Inn
Rockwell
Atlantic Avenues
Red Banker Gets Wetting On North Shrewsbury River
Charles Weeks a society man of Red Bank stepped from a tarterboat to a rowboat on the North Shrewsbury river when he missed his footing and fell into the water. He wore fashionable attire and had to walk home soaked through the Red Bank streets. His companion was Al Chambers the prescription clerk.
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Red Bank
Med Bank Boat Club
Mr. Weeks
Fight on railroad platform sparks racial slur dispute
On a Georgia platform two Black men argued in coarse language. The Tirker warned the other to stay away, threatening with a spade from the colored cemetery sexton. The item appears in the Saturday Boenig Post and was advertised in the Daily Record.
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Georgia
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Goldstein
Ven TV
Moscow
Freeholders
Copenhagen
Serge Voile
Jersey
U S
Hanson
Broadway
New Proprietor
Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mart Schaffner & Mark Clothes
W. H. Woolley.& Co
Broadway Long Branch
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