Reading and Recitals Highlight Local School Program
The event featured students delivering readings and songs including The Cold Family and Bad and Nice Way, with recitations by Helen Hood and Laura Cunnius. diplomas were awarded to graduates such as Charlotte Britton and Belle Doug- Hood. Two new club members Lupton and Gabriel Tannes joined the Red Bank Athletic Club after a ceremonial initiation and a social hour with refreshments.
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Cottrell
Helen Hood
Hele
Teger
Miling
Foia Air Family
Harold McGregor Sawyer
Maurice Potter
Charlotte Britton
Belle Doug- Hood
Ella Tong
Mabel Anna Koropchak
Leona la- Melissa Reid
Lillian Schlemm
Smith
Helen Sparks
Hazel Tillie
van Brunt
Ruth
Jessie Woolley
Otten Cran- Rocco Coles
William de Witt
Friedlander
Herman Lefko
Frank Lively
Elias Menke
Stani
Arthnur Mullen
John Mur- Oxley
Claude Potter
Fred
Howard Sherman
James Morton
William van Brunt Mount
Solomon Neimark
Peters
Harry Elsie Clark
Carrie Cotjisy Dangler
May Emanuel
Fielder
Olga Fleet
Olive
Mabel Herbert
Bertha
Hazel Jeffrey
Elena Kopplin
van Dyke
Sadie Waitt
Lupton
Gabriel Tannes
Red Bank
Athletic Club
Baffled Indians Fail To Crack Government Safe
A government army pay safe weighing 490 pounds and holding about $8,000 in greenbacks survived repeated Apache attacks. After pounding, burning, drop-rolling, blasting, and tossing from a 200 foot cliff, the fireproof safe remained intact and unopened for fourteen months until found in a creek bed with contents intact, reported by Harper's Weekly.
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Harper’s Weekly
Walter and the Hindustanee Diagram in Times Cable
John Walter of the London Times once used spilled pi to mock a missing half column during a compositor strike. He printed a few lines pretending the jumble was a Hindustanee text with a future translation. Decades later a Cheshire scholar claimed to have a solution to a long standing problem.
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John Walter
The
London Times
Walter
Cheshire
Veteman
Times
Tamed the Savage Consumer
A carpet salesman tries desperate tactics to reach a hardnosed store owner. After cards are discarded, the merchant sighs and offers an apology, admitting he owes the salesman an apology and asks to see his line. The exchange ends with the book keeper asking to review the salesman's products.
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Sam Hill
Everglades: An Ancient Mountain Top Fertile Florida Basin
Cassier's Magazine describes the Everglades as a decayed limestone mountain top with a vast shallow basin bordered by a 12 foot rim, surrounded by coastal plains. The basin holds 4 to 12 feet of water above an alluvial muck layer fed by springs from Lake Okeechobee, creating numerous lakes and subterranean streams.
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Florida
Everglades
Cape Sable
Biscayne Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Cassier
The Duke’s Question on Freedom and Equality
A fragmentary exchange asks if everyone is free and equal in America with a quick reply affirming equality, followed by a clipping-style interruption. The garbled text hints at a satirical or rhetorical moment.
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America
Duke
Court orders powder trust to dissolve
Judges from Wilmington Pittsburg and Trenton issue a fifty page opinion finding Dupont Powder and 27 others guilty of maintaining a restraint of interstate commerce in powder and explosives. United States Senator Henry A Dupont and 14 others are dismissed. The court orders dissolution and sets Oct 16 for further argument on the injunction and dissolving plan.
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Wilmington
Del
Gray
Buffington
Pittsburg
Lanning
Trenton
N. J
United States Circuit Court
Dupont Powder Company
United States
Henry A. Dupont
Powder Trust
New Phase of Steel Probe Delves Into Rail Reach
Federal grand jury in New York has pursued an inquiry linked to United States Steel Corp. Witnesses remain unnamed and progress unclear. With Congress probing the steel trust under Sherman antitrust law, experts doubt AG directing a new inquiry now. Suspected focus includes accusations the trust dominates railroads to secure favorable rates for subsidy firms.
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Federal
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Congressional
Steel Trust
Grand Jury
House rejects Bristow amendment on popular vote for senators
Washington reports the house refused to concur in Bristow's amendment preserving federal supervision of senatorial elections. The measure returns to the senate where a conference is expected. Analysts foresee possible concessions due to the close senate vote.
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House
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Salvation Navy In Commission In New York
Battery Park crowds witnessed the Salvation Army naval branch inaugurated with the Jerry McAuley yacht placed in commission. The event drew several hundred people as the ceremony marked a new outreach vessel for the Salvation Navy in New York.
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Salvation Navy
New York
Battery Park
Naval Branch
Salvation Army
Jerry McAuley
Read Cents Words on Third Page
Fragmentary line about bargains appears on page three with unclear details. No clear events, names, or locations readable for a substantive summary.
Demand Early Report On Wool Revision Bill
In Washington on June 22 Senate Democrats Republicans and insurgents voted 39 to 18 to refer the Underwood wool revision bill from the house to the finance committee for a report by July 10. Penrose urged a special committee meeting to act quickly and possibly report adversely on both the wool bill and the farmer's free list bill, signaling a broader tariff revision ahead of a potential October 1 session. The page also includes an anecdote about President Lincoln and a chin fly.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
House of Representatives
Finance Committee
Senate
Penrose
House
The Clear Infinity
The text contemplates vastness and humanity, asserting that infinity is not mysterious but unfathomable, contrasting human perception of size with the greater concept of God’s infinity.
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God
Woman Wins Divorce Amid Reported Extravagant Spouse
Mrs. Mary H. Appleton of Monmouth Beach obtained a decree nisi in Newark yesterday from Vice Chancellor Emery. The case cited Mrs. Appleton’s claim that her husband Robert W. Appleton lived lavishly in New York hotels while the family faced want, with an annual income near twenty thousand dollars. The marriage began in 1897 and soured after he admitted infatuation with another woman. she left October 5, 1907, and has since resided at Monmouth Beach. A new ice cream parlor and confectionery opened in Red Bank by Marascio Brothers, who also run a barber shop and shoe shine stand on Front Street near the Sheridan Hotel. James Jones is a clerk at the store.
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Appleton
Monmouth Beach
Newark
Emery
Mary H. Appleton
Robert W. Appleton
East Orange
New York
St. John’s Church
Brooklyn
Red Bank
Marascio Brothers
West Front Street
Red Barn
Riverside Avenue
Front Street
Sheridan Hotel
James Jones
German Baker and Wife Threatened on Bluffwalk by Italians
A German baker and his wife were threatened by two Italian men on the bluffwalk near Cooper avenue at about 9 PM. The assailants, who used no violence, sought to claim the wife as not the baker’s, prompting the wife to cling to her husband. Patrolman Grayton intervened. the men were detained at City Hall for a morning hearing, with the couple planning to prosecute.
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Cooper
Grayton
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Freehold
Alumni Plan Final Dance For Graduates At Townley Hall
The alumni committee met at Harold C Morford’s law offices to perfect plans for the annual reception and dance for this year’s graduates. The event tomorrow evening at Townley Hall features Dennett’s orchestra directed by Harold A Dennett, class of ’99, with a program of twenty dances and only a few tickets left.
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Harold C. Morford
Townley Hall
Dennett
Harold
A. Dennett
Mr Froshi to Speak at Seaside Hotel Oce an Grove
Rev John Frosci formerly pastor of the First Reformed Church at Long Branch will spend part of his vacation at the Seaside Hotel Ocean Grove beginning June 27 He will speak at the Children's Home Branchport on Sunday July 2 Mrs Froshi accompanies him.
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Mr. Froshi
John. Frosci
First Reformed Church
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Branchport
Hanson the Uptown Store Reduction on Ladies' Suits
Local ad announces reduced prices on ladies combination suits corset covers drawers skirts and related garments at Hanson the Uptown Store. Prices advertised include 59 cents 98 cents and 65 cents with some items shown at 1.49 dollars.
Ivins Dominates Red Bank Bowling Match at YMCA
Elwood B. Ivins defeated Alton Voorhees in three games at the Red Bank YMCA lanes on Tuesday night. Ivins posted 224 and 210 in strong scores with an average of 202, while Voorhees led with 157 as his high. Final scores were Ivins 224 172 210 and Voorhees 146 157 156, drawing a good crowd.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Elwood B. Ivins
Alton Voorhees
Ivins
Voorhees
Vorhees
Recovering From Auto Accident In Bradley Beach
Dr. Stephen A. Disbrow of Asbury Park remains in serious condition after a Monday collision in Bradley Beach. Thrown from his runabout in a crash with William Williams Packard roadster he endures severe chest pains and possible internal injuries. His brother Dr. W M Disbrow of Lakewood attends him. the sprained ankle shows slow improvement.
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Stephen A. Disbrow
Asbury Park
Bradley Beach
William Williams
Disbrow
W. M. Disbrow
Lakewood
Clever stop by George Taber halts runaway horse on Broadway
George Taber calmly stopped a runaway horse harnessed to a light farm wagon on Broadway near St. Luke's Church Tuesday. The Cedar avenue cottager's animal began a lively run from Third avenue, skinning a leg during the wild flight before Taber's intervention halted the peril.
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George Taber
Broadway
St. Luke’s Church
Third Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Royal Arcanum Day Brings Fraternal Members Together
Friday marks Royal Arcanum Day with members of the fraternal benevolent order, a 250000 strong group. The event commemorates the thirty four year anniversary of the Boston based organization. Members are urged to display the Stars and Stripes on that day.
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Royal Arcanm
Royal Arcanum
Boston
Mass
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