Women sell $5 cabaret tickets for Crippled Children's Home benefit
A column notes women in Elberon and Deal sold 400 five dollar tickets for a cabaret at the West End Shore Club to aid the Crippled Children's Home. It contrasts female efficiency with male reluctance and cites local street scenes and real estate neglect on Brighton Avenue.
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Elberon
Deal
West Hnd Shore Club
T. ¥. Johnston
Shore Club
Jack Robinson
Brighton Avenue
Norwood
Second
New tennis court adds feature at Hospital Park
The article notes a new tennis court costing about 800 dollars at Hospital Park, ready for play this summer. It credits the Gladville owner on Bath avenue, known as Little Wall Street, for adding the attraction opposite the Pennsylvania Club house on Ocean avenue, near where brokers and visitors enjoy cooler weather. It also mentions a central telephone office change affecting seashore listings, and closes with a humorous verse about Broadway bumps.
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Hospital Park
Gladville
Bath Avenue
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Club House
Ocean Avenue
Baltimore
Giants Coming Again Third Visit of National League Champs
Baseball fans at Hollywood grounds soon host two days of action with the Female Stars facing locals on Saturday and Johnny McGraw bringing the Giants for their third visit on Sunday. Andy Coakley pitches for Long Branch, bolstering hopes to slow the NL leaders in a potentially tight contest.
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Hollywood Baseball Grounds
Johnny McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Andy Coakley
Long Branch
Coakley
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Seashore
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Monmouth Beach
Third Avenue
George F. Johnston
George
Sixth Avenue
Town
Ocean Park
Long Branch, N. J
Jersey Coast
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Manhattan
The
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Lene Orc
Sersy
Prunes
Kirkman’s Soap
A&p
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Lea & Perrin Sauce
Fane
Japan
Sophie
A&p Ball
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Mrs. Bryan
American Press Association
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