Local suit heard at Freehold on land condemnation case
The Freehold court heard the appeal of St Josepha Catholic Church Keyport against the New York Central Railroad over a land takings award. The church seeks more than the $700 condemnation award claiming land valued at about two and a quarter acres would be worth far more.
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Tery
Vredenburg
Ag Witheas
James Maller
Antonio Rissilo
Red Bank
Shineland
Long Branch
Hortense Vaugoin
Morris Schneider
St. Josepha Catholic Church
Keyport
Church Cemetery
Atlantic Highlande
New Bey Central Railroad
Nason Y. Dungan
Tve
Capt Lake’s 77th Birthday Celebration in Red Bank
CAPT LAKE celebrated his 77th birthday as the ship docked at Red Bank last night. Flags decorated the vessel before a theatre party hosted by relatives. A longtime Red Bank resident born in Matontonown, he worked as an engineer at the water works for over thirty years and served on a revenue cutter in the Civil War. He has seven daughters listed among his family records.
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New York
M& Red Bank
Capt. Lake
Red Bank
Daily Record
Harold Dennett
Joseph Kessler
George Hall
City
Hl. W. Reynolds
Jennie Lake
Wilma McIntyre
Asbury Park
Meta van- Note
Commencements at Three Schools Highlight 1913 Graduates
Red Bank high school awarded diplomas to 35 seniors led by Charles C. Warner as board president and George H. Harten lauded for service. Sea Bright held its ninth annual grammar school commencement with 1913 graduates. West Long Branch noted a decorated Abbott Hall program with diplomas presented by John Enright and remarks by William Morris.
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Red Bank
Red Hank V
Board of
Charles C. Warner
George H. Harten
Warner
Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
Josephine Lang
Helen Boughton
Mary McIntosh
Mary Larkin
Albert B. Meredith
Tate
Sea Bright
Sea Bright Grammar School
Sea Bright M. E
Board of Education
J. 8. McCain
Duffield
Meredith
Ruth] Embley
Humpty Dumpty
Mary
Red Riding Hood
Tubal Cain
Harriet Zobel
Mattinata
Tosti—Margaret
Riegelman
John Maynard
Matthew Jones
Dewy Dell
Paul Johnes
Herbert Mowler
John Hwnright
County Supt
O. S. Duffield
Red Ridinghood
Walter Covert
William Cline
Hazel Zobel
Sigrid Nelson
Evelyn Applegate
Paul Peterson
Margaret Wegelman
Lizzie Jones
Jemima Tynes
Julia Tynes
Irene Cunningham
Cora Lewis
Ruth Embley
Esthen Hansen
Elsie Nelson
Ruth Johnson
Harry Peterson
Edmund Cliné
Harry Brennan
Miss Riege
Minnie Krug
Lilian Perle
B. Fisher
Salvation
Franky King
Harriet Howland
Viola Pmermain
Richard Cornwell
A. R. Climery
A. D. VanNote
Richard Corbett
Florence Ferman
Marion Gibbs
Hilda Hagan
Albert Poole, Jr
John Enright
Selo
Frank A. Poole
William Morris
Notable Names in Fernand and Krug Families
Florence Hildred Fernan Viola Isabel la Fernan Wilhemina Rabb Krug Albert Brown Poole Francis Frederick Krug appear as individuals linked to historic family records. The list highlights multiple surnames and mid century given names reflecting genealogical connections.
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Florence Hildred Fernan
Viola Isabella Fernan
Wilhemina Rabb Krug
Albert Brown Poole
Francis Frederick Krug
Fined $6000 for importing alien labor in New Jersey
United Piece Dye Works, an $8 million firm with Lodi and Bergen county works, was fined $6000 in U S court for importing alien labor from France under the alien contract labor law. Ten indictments were issued but four ruled defective. Meanwhile M C Burs to pave Second Avenue with Metropolitan Brick starts Monday after preliminary street work.
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Trenton
United Piece Dye Works
Lodi
Bergen County
United States
France
M. C. Burs
Second Avenue
Metropolitan
Clearing the Throat Remedies Cited for Hoarseness
An old remedy list suggests gargling cold salt water for throat irritation. For severe hoarseness inhaling steam from hot milk with figs is advised. Singers and speakers are urged to eat baked apples for throat clearing and to swallow raw egg yolk as a practice.
Little Clara The Feet Exiting Bed Delights
A short anecdote describes the child Clara habitually sticking her feet from the bed covers. On a hot night her mother forbids it, but Clara remains quiet briefly before crying out that her feet feel choked and must be exposed.
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Clara
Had to Have Round Figures
Catherine aged five buys candy only in nickel amounts. She asks for money, but her father says she has pennies, and she notes pennies are only kin to nickels when there are five.
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Catherine
Telephone Lineman Injured By Fall
A telephone lineman was injured after a fall and taken to Red Bank with wounds bandaged. He, his wife, and four year old child live in Highlands and he will be laid up for weeks. A gang member said the lineman stood on a pole with spurs and no belt, suggesting a dizzy spell. Repairs on Little Silver Point road involve replacing poles as lines are consolidated.
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Red Bank
J. B. Sayre
LeVoy
Highlands
Silver Point
Happiness and Goodness Quote by F Bremer
A Bremer quotation urges people to find an interest in life and something to love and live for. He posits that guiding others toward happiness would lead them to become good. The saying emphasizes practical happiness over preaching.
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Bremer
A Simple Tack-Driving Trick ForSharp Corner Work
To avoid finger injury when driving a tack in a tight corner press the tack through a strip of paper and hold the paper instead. This method protects the finger and thumb and prevents misentries by the recording angel on your page.
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Europe
South Africa
Mediterranean
Practical Boy Seeks Dessert, Asks About Pie Ornament
Five year old Harold visits his aunt and, while adults discuss, asks for his dessert interrupting with a question about whether the pie is an ornament. The scene captures a charming child moment at family dinner.
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Harold
Mame
Thorny Pathway of Genius in a Chicago Ad
A Chicago morning paper prints a peculiar ad seeking a collaborator for a young playwright. The notice offers board and bed until the play is produced, illustrating the rough route to genius in a great city.
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Chicago
Burglary Flips to Wit After Release
The reformed burglar, after leaving jail, joked to a reporter that he will not seek another term. The judge notes burglars can share a sense of humor akin to comedians.
Silk Strike Costs Soaring Over 3.8 Million Dollars
Passaic and Hudson counties face a silk strike cost exceeding 3.8 million dollars as New Jersey records the largest number of labor disturbances in nine months. George C. Low, chief of the State Bureau of Statistics, reports based on data through September 30, highlighting 25,000 idle workers in the silk strike and its prominence among disruptions statewide.
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Trenton
Passaic
Hudson
George C. Low
State Bureau of Statistics
New Jersey
Aviator Hattel and mechanic die in 60 foot fall
In Berlin on June 19 an aviator Hattel and his mechanic perished when a biplane crash during an endurance attempt. The Ushers Union of the Asbury M. B. Church will meet tomorrow evening at Lester West on Atlantic Avenue.
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Berlin
Germany
Hattel
Ushers’ Union
Asbury M. B. Church
Lester West
Atlantic Avenue
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