City Scrutiny and Repairs Highlight Late Meeting
City officials reported patching quality, basins cleaned, and Ocean avenue oiling near completion. Crossings at Rockwell avenue faced accidents due to a faulty flange. calls to exclude the Monmouth County Electric Company prompted by Commissioners. Mayor Newcomb endorsed sending issues to the State Board of Public Utilities. A trolley conference followed and plans moved to lay gravel on Florence avenue. Boardwalk repairs continued. Sea Board Utilization Company warned to cover wagons. J Wesley Seaman named city engineer through June 1915. Tax sale advertisements authorized for 1914 unpaid taxes.
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Licenses Revoked for Drunk Driving and Speeding
The New Jersey Commissioner of Motor Vehicles revoked the licenses of Dr. Harry Neafie of Freehold and Walter McClure of Red Bank for driving while intoxicated. Albert F. Tranquist faced a speeding complaint with sentence suspended. Harold West fined for speeding.
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Harry Neafie
Freehold
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Red Bank
Albert F. Tranquist
New Brunswick
FW. Campbell
Harold West
Asbury Park
Missing belongings after boat accident near Bat tery
Guiseppe Mengna and family of Tralians lost all household effects and clothing when an express wagon toppled from the Steamer Little Silver off the Battery New York yesterday. They intend to locate their possessions in this city.
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Little Silver
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New York
Advertise in the Daily Record and Reach Readers
An advertising notice invites businesses to place ads in the Daily Record with promise of strong returns for paying customers. The brief endorses broad readership and reliable exposure for local commerce.
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Villa in revolt against Carranza
Niagara Falls Ont June 17 deadlocked mediators expect to decide by Friday whether to continue talks or end them. A full conference with Huerta and American envoys will be held Friday to seek a provisional Mexican president. Washington June 17 the gunboat Tampico was defeated by the federal Guerrero near Tolopobaumpo, with Tampico likely sunk, leaving the Carranza faction without naval power.
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Mexico
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Washington, D. C
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Tolopobaumpo
Navy Department
Howard
Carranva
Bay Shore Illnesses Report Recovery For Several Residents
The Bay Shore illness roundup lists residents across Belford Port Monmouth Middletown and Holmdel showing improvement. Walter Seille Sr of Hoboken and Mrs Charley P Morrell at Port Monmouth are recovering, with others like Alma Palmer and J G Marcell also on the mend after recent illnesses and procedures. Domestic health notes credit medical care and gradual gains.
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Walter Seille
Ioboken
Anthony Gibson, Jr
Church Street
Port Monmouth
Charley P. Morrell
Middletown
Willard N Palmer
J. EB. Roberts
Holindel
Alma Palmer
A. Judson Palmer
Lakehuet
Robert Miller
Roosevelt
Long Branch
Clinton B. Heath
J. G. Marcell
William W. Antonides
Weather Forecast: Faire and Warmer with Moderate Winds
The forecast calls for fair weather with a rise in temperature. Moderate Hiorth winds ease and shift to variable as conditions stabilize.
Weather observations from Sym yesterday across the United States
The report lists temperatures and skies in multiple cities including Albany Athens City Boston Buffalo Chicago St Louis New Orleans New York and Washington. Notable readings show Albany clear while Buffalo and Chicago report clear skies with temperatures ranging from 58 to 82 degrees. New Orleans is cloudy at 82 while New York is 60 and Washington 70 with clear conditions.
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Athaetic City
Lear Toston
St. Louis
New Orleans
New York
Wishineton
Trickery and a Royal Promised See the Archbishopric
In 1805 King George II privately named Dr. Manners-Sutton as Archbishop of Canterbury during a Windsor dinner. Pitt informed the king that Archbishop Moore had died, but the king kept his earlier pledge. Manners-Sutton served 23 eventful years after accepting the primacy.
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Lincoln
Pretyman
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Our National Game Baseball origins traced from rounders to America
The Philadelphia Press notes baseball as essentially American in origin with roots in eighteenth century rounders. It traces feeders, pentagonal fields, and early forms like two old cat, three old cat, four old cat, town ball, and bull pen to the modern game. It cites the Washington Baseball Club formed in 1843 and the Knickerbocker Rules of 1845, plus the 1858 national association and 1867 convention of managers in Philadelphia.
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New York
Knickerbocker Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Press
Indulgent Father Duke de Richelieu Visits Son at Paris
An 18th century tale recounts the Duke de Richelieu visiting his University of Paris son. After learning the son has 200 louis left, the duke gives the purse to his servant to buy 20 touts drinks. He warns the son that grand dukes’ sons should be generous.
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University of Paris
Louis
John
Count de Fronsac
Living on a Salary and its risks
The Rochester Sentinel notes living on a salary can be precarious and not suitable for all. It warns many fail when starting a eigenes venture without capital or experience, and stresses saving money from your salary to avoid being kept in others' businesses.
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Rochester Sentinel
Two Old Customs in a Cartoonish Exchange
The piece notes two ancient practices, trading precious metals for life's needs and promising future delivery. It cites a zoological joke about a chimpanzee awaiting the director’s return, hinting at light domestic humor from the Zoo.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Breaks Ground for Cottage on Kills Avenue
Antonio Aschetino has broken ground for a seven room house on Kills avenue off Sea View avenue. When completed, Mr. Aschetino will occupy the premises.
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Kills Avenue
Sea View Avenue
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How It Feels to Be on an Alpine Summit
Walter Woodburn Lyde’s 1880s field note to the National Geographic describes Mont Blanc ascent hardship and exaltation. The article details severe cold air, exhaustion, rarefied atmosphere, panoramic yet details blur, and the alpine expedition gear and logistics including chatlet and porters.
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Mont Blanc
Switzerland
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Washington, D.C
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Piedmont
Lombardy
Italy
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Alps
Mutterhorn
Chamonix
Miss Jeantte Glere Visits Hennessey Street
Personal notes report Miss Jeantte Glere of Brooklyn visiting Miss Susie Duryee on Hennessey Street. Also noted are Miss Glere and Rev Johnson L Miner departing for the Northern Baptist convention in Boston with Mrs Miner.
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Hennessey Street
C. Herbert Marchant, Jr
St. Augustine
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Potter Avenue
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Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Miner
Tremont Temple
Plan for Elks Convention Here
Seventy delegates from across the state gather to organize an Elks convention to be held in Long Branch. Plans include a parade with national participation, music by bands and drum corps, and extensive committee work to finalize arrangements before convention week.
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Yney
Long Branch
New Jersey
Trenton
Bay Shore Fishermen Busy With Weak Fish Reports
Bay Shore fishermen report fish moving in Port Monmouth waters as Bel ford pound crews begin to catch many, selling at good profit. H. B. Jones lifted over 150 bushels yesterday morning while Moss-Vankers factories show reduced activity, foreshadowing little fertilizer or oil output this year.
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Belford
BH. H. Jones
Mossvankers
New Summer Timetable Set To Start June 28
Superintendent Lee W. Berry and General Passenger Agent C. C. McFaddin say the full summer timetable will go into effect on Sunday June 28 with notices just shown.
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C. C. McFaddin
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