Door mishap lands man on crutches in Shrewsbury
Garrett Stillwell, employed by Harry Borden, was crushed when a door fell on his knee while attempting to remove a bird nest last Tuesday. He required a physician and walked with crutches for days. The article notes street oiling on Sycamore avenue by Standard Oil and lists a community roundup of local happenings, guests, and activities in Shrewsbury and nearby towns.
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Garrett Stillwell
Ir Stillwell
Harry Borden
Mr. Stillwell
Sycamore Avenue
Waldron P Brown
Alfred Grover
L. C. DeCoppett
W. R. Morris
Standard Oil Company
Holmes Borden
Little Silver
Misa Bessie Morford
Asbury Park
Frank Lawes, Jr
A. Holmes Borden
Broad Street
Coral
Jennings
Niagara Falls
Fennimore
Fair Haven
Sara Armstrong
Mary Dennis
Archie Moshy
Miss Widmer
Richard Cornell
Meredith Parker
W. 5
Bb. Parker
Leland Dudley
Herman Buyers
Grace Child
Duppler
Mecca
Joseph Peppard
Pauline
Shrewsbury
Kansas City
Mise Riddle
Red Bank
Allatrom
Peter B. Campbell
Allenhurst
Juvenile Press Missionary Band
Big Wilson Votes on First Ballot at Baltimore Convention
Report notes most delegates to Baltimore Democratic convention pledged or leaning to Governor Wilson. Minnesota and North Carolina GOP factions back Wilson, Ohio people tally adds 19 votes, New Jersey undecided, and 366 pledged plus 142 uninstructed known. No first ballot nomination expected. Wilson strength to rise after initial vote.
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Washington
Baltimore
Vermont
Minnesota
North Carolina
New Jersey
Wilson
jBpsaker Clark
Underwood
Harmon
Baldwin
Marshell
Burke
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tennessee
Virginia
Oregon
Louisiana
Olahoma
South Dakota
Maine
New Hampshire
Vea Y Ferrier
Delaware
Porto Rico
Kansas
North Dakota
The Golden Rule In Daily Fly Record Ad
A short editorial note extols the golden rule Do unto others as you would have them do unto you and urges its influence in daily conduct The item appears as an advertising line ending with a call to place notices in the Daily Fly Record.
Women to Train in Building Trades in New York
Six teachers will instruct thirty six women in a new Winfield Station school beginning October 1 for a two year program. Courses include bricklaying plastering carpentry steamfitting and steel construction plus estimating value of work. The project aims to empower women to manage building projects and employ others. Building ground has started mayor Gaynor to lay the cornerstone in July with private funds totaling 50000.
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Thomas d. Buckley
Master Puilders' Association of
Greater New York
Winfield Station
N. Y
Gaynor
Master Builders’ Association
Berlin
Europe
Buckley
Ile
Winfield
Association
New York
Durkin
Longfellow Avenue
Bronx
Edward L. Middleton
Long Branch
Red Bank
Broadway
Restores Flag to Pacific by Oceanic Mail Contract
Postmaster General Mitchcock awards a ten year contract for carrying U S mails from San Francisco to Australia to the Oceanic Steamship Company restoring the American flag to the Pacific. Vessels to stop at Manila and Pagopage, Sydney, trips five days shorter, sailing every twenty eight days, twenty days per SF to Sydney leg, effective July 1.
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Oceanic Company
San Francisco
Australia
Oceanic Stemmehip
Mitchcock
California
United States
New Zealand
Sydney
Monelula
Pagopage
Kydney
Admiral Lamberton Dead and Lamerton Fled Washington
Rear Admiral Benjamin Peter Lambert on retired U S N once Dewey chief of staff who coordinated surrender of Spanish fleet officers after Manila battle fled Washington recently.
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Lamberton
Benjamin Peter Lamberton
Dewey
Manila
Washington
Freedom of London Right to Keep Pigs in St James Parish
The London Family Herald notes urban privileges across Britain. Brightlingsea and Earl of Carnarvon manors retain ancient freedoms such as jury exemption, press gang avoidance, and even free chase. London’s own liberty to keep pigs in St James parish travels with a costly caveat.
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St. James
Great Britain
Brightlingsea
Earl of
Carnarvon
City of London
St. James, Piccadilly
London
London Family Herald
Doomed Shepherd and The South Wind Rush Through Chicago
A Chicago tale follows Seaburry Jones racing through city streets to reach a crucial meeting in the Palmer House and Field Office Building. The piece contrasts this frenzied rush with a fable about a shepherd dog doomed for betraying a sheep and ends with a palm tree’s single crop and eventual collapse in a windy season.
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Chicago
Seaburry Jones
Jones
State Street
Palmer House
New York Post
Still Life in an Artist Studio Inquiries and Definitions
A portly gentleman asks if a canvas shows a real landscape and is told a moonshiner's cabin sits in the foreground. The scene then shifts to a child’s question about a den, with a mother noting the father’s broader definition.
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Chicago Tribune
Eddie
London Express
Deception Behind Domestic Jests In Satirical Quips
Humorous exchanges from Chicago Tribune and Detroit Free Press highlight marriage banter about deception in cooking and spending. Witty remarks reveal spouses claim honesty, while husbands hint at pocket money habits and persistent acts of pretense.
Spirit of Co operation keynote at Board of Trade smoker
Edwin L Burr will address the Library Hall event on Tuesday night about cooperation. The piece highlights Burr as a successful businessman from his hometown and praises Rev Thomas Huss as a capable builder and leader. It also notes local High School graduates, trolley line hopes, and community figures like Edward B Blaisdell and Mrs Lewis S Thompson.
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Edwin l. Burr
Board of Trade
Library Hall
Mr. Burr
Lincroft
Lewis
Pretty Chow Chow Poodle at White Star Kennels
Chick a Chow Chow poodle seen in China yet rare here joins the White Star Kennels owned by Mr. and Mrs. Amzi 8. Dodd. Chink, presented by a Bradley Beach friend, is two years old and not daunted by the big St Bernards. The Chinaman stands about eighteen inches tall with a glossy black coat, mouth, and tongue.
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China
White Star
Amzi
Dodd
Miss Dodd
Bradley Beach
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertisement notice urges readers to place ads in the Daily Record highlighting that advertising will generate income for the publication and attracting business from local customers.
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The
Daily Record
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