Red Bank Council approves new Relief Engine House
Minutes show acceptance of Relief Engine Company fire house with minor upgrades such as a sink, outside door knobs, and 50 keys. Ex Mayor Otterson named to Board of Health. Hendrickson and Nelson named special officers. lighting, sewer, and tax notes discussed. bids readvertised for dock repairs and bills totaling 4285 dollars approved.
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Red Bank
Firehouse of Relief Engine Company
Willam Otterson
Board of Health
John Bucklin
James H. Nelson
BE. T. Hendrickson
Red Bank Trust Company
Louis Gattis
Wilson
Williams
Police Committee
FP. O. B. Red Bank
Allan
Independent Hose Company
Long Branch
Relief Engine Company
Harrison
Miller
Mra. Cook
Maple Avenue
Roy Taber on European tour among notable locals
PERGINALD Roy Taber son of Bawin Taber of this city is enjoying a European tour. He left last week for a brief trip. Taber is an actor and a fellow Chattle graduate who has made good. Jack Dalton was a week end visitor. He is in a responsible position with a New York banking house. T Bryant Smith a Harvard freshman is home for the summer. Dr James Chasey of Broadway is back from Chicago noting hot weather and Long Branch air. Advertise in the Daily Record. It will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taber
Bawin FB. Taber
Mr. Taber
Jack” Dalton
New York
James Chasey
Broadway
Chicago
Red Bank High School Graduation Exercises Set Tomorrow
Red Bank High School will hold its graduation in the school auditorium tomorrow night. Rev W W Giles of Orange Reformed Church will give the address. The graduates include Mary Conover Alice Enright Helen Grause Hazel Gilbuly Marjorie Kelly Myrtie Johnson Harriet Moore Mary Macintosh Amy Magee Angelica Ostendorff Lydia McQueen Mamie C Prate Gladys L Shropshire Eulalia Partree Pearl Worden Helen Worthley Louise Wilby Ella Wymbs Madeline Van Mater Grace Taylor John Perry Morris Richmond William Allen Clarence Boughton Kenneth Davis Frank Dean Edgar Halloway John McClellan. William Allen is class president, Helen Worthley vice president, Pearl Worden secretary, Frank Dean treasurer. Class night is Thursday. alumni reception Friday. Grammar school exercises follow Thursday morning.
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Red Bank High School
W. W. Giles
Orange Reformed Church
Mary Conover
Alice Enright
Helen Grause
Hazel Gilbuly
Marjorie Kelly
Myrtie Johnson
Harriet Moore
Mary MacIntosh
Amy Magee
Frank Dean
Women warned on face powder dangers to eyes
Article reports that face powder can cause eye irritation and vision problems in women. Crystalline dust from powder lodges on the moist eye, forms mucilaginous secretions, and triggers itching, redness, and rubbing-induced swelling. Symptoms ease with boric acid washes and thorough eye cleaning.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Time and trains in erratic Jerusalem time
A humorous excerpt notes the time in Jerusalem and the train schedule differ by about forty minutes. Officials insist the train leaves at the same hour, while local time shifts. A traveler’s attempt to board for Egypt fails as the train hour appears to change with town time, and telegraph efforts to adjust sailings reflect the confusion.
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Jerusalem
Jaffa
Egypt
Messieurs
Kgypt
Port Sai
Trun
Atlantic Monthly
Only So Fine for Chooting at Man
Frank Carter of Red Bank was charged with disorderly conduct after pulling a revolver on William Karney and firing at the Germania hotel. He was fined five dollars and released. hearing before Squire Theodore Sniffen in Borough Hall while Justice Badeau was away. Karney denied knowledge of a watch Carter claimed to possess. Carter had earlier left his watch with a barkeeper. Carter has prior trouble and police chief had prior encounters with him.
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William Karney
Frank Carter
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Theodore Sniffen
Harry C. Badeau
Princeton
Germania
Carter
Karney
Allen Smith
WIDOW WEDDING OBSERVED ACROSS MILES IN 1ST ANNIVERSARY
Separated by thousands of miles Lieutenant and Mrs John Huff Van Vliet mark their first wedding anniversary. He serves with his regiment in Texas City while she visits her mother in Red Bank New Jersey. The 1 year ago ceremony at the Hub bard home with Rev Robert MacKellar followed a military wedding with Army attendants in uniform. Lieutenant VanVliet is the son of General Stewart VanVliet.
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John Huff van Vliet
VanVliet
Texas City
Thomas Hubbard
East Front Street
Red Bank
Handsome River Bank
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal
Desmore
Ottis Nelson
Roland L Galigler
West Point
Stewart VanVliet
ChaUtaqua Syllabus on Woman's Suffrage Program
Red Bank Chautauqua featured lectures on woman's suffrage with Dr Nearing and Miss Lucy Price of Cleveland presenting opposing views. Afternoon events included Mrs Titus on Enoc Arden and Tuskegee Singers. evening program featured The Avon Players Cinderella and motion pictures. Tent pole damage occurred during a wind, but setup was restored by tomorrow.
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Chautauqua
Tuskegee Institute Singers
Parkes Cadman
Mrs. Titus
The
Avon Players
Avon, Players
Toy Symphony
Chauncey J. Hawkins
North Woods
Nearing
Lucy Price
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Nearing
Miss Price
Chicago
Bath House John
Hightstown
Empress of Ireland Inquiry Opens in Quebec
A royal commission led by Lord Mersey opened in Quebec on June 16 into the Empress of Ireland disaster. The inquiry will establish collision facts with the Storstad collier, with around seventy witnesses expected, including Captain Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Storstad
Lord Mersey
Kendall
Divorced Childhood Playmate Irma Marl Wins Court Battle
New Jersey case reports a divorce affirmed for Irma Leigh Marl from Pinney Woodward Hart of Edgewater after a sensational early elopement. Testimony describes Hart’s infidelities and illness, while Hart’s petition was dismissed. Attorneys Backes for Marl and Gaskill for Hart represented their clients.
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Trenton
Lewis
Court of Chancery
Court of Errors and Appeals
Irma Leigh Marl
Pinney Woodward Hart
Edgewater
Karl
Irma Leigh
Mt. Holly
Earl
Mark Whitfield
John M. Backes
Bart
Gaskill
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Coats
Strauss
RED Bank Council
Riverside Avenue
Public Service Electric Company
Bridge Avenue
Howard 8. Higginson
Buena and Vista Place
Drummond Place
Hurley
Fire Department
Fire Committee
Howard Rogers
Spring Street
Wayman Wilson
Spring Streets
Rogers
T. Bryant Smith
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Daily Record
Bridge-Water Inn
Pleasure Bay
N. J
KEW Ald
Harry Morton
William Roach
New Jersey
RED Bank School
Palestine
Baltimore American
Jan
Noskio
Rocker
Goldstein’s
Goldstein's
Chief of Police
J. D. Rockefeller
Hanson
Children's
M. McCall
Chautaqua
J. Kahn
Long Granoh
Impress OF Ireland Inquiry
Baltimore
Popular Store
Way Theatre
W. H
Woolley & CO. Oadway, Long Bra
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