Plead for Sunday Ball in Atlantic City Court Appeal
In Atlantic City the Court of Errors heard Louis Le and other stockholders appeal a Vice Chancellor's injunction against Sunday baseball as a nuisance. Counsel argued no nuisance in Sunday games, matching weekday play. Decision expected later. M F Berry took possession of the McWood cottage at Monmouth Beach.
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Court of Errors
Enton
Court of Brand Appeals
Louis le
Tie City Baseball Club
Walker
Atlantic City
John McMillan
M. F. Berry
McWood
Monmouth Beach
Italian man shot and stabbed after dispute in Beath Street boarding house
John Denuta a Italian boarder with Pratik Mazza was attacked outside Mazza’s house, shot and stabbed in the side. William D. Sayre treated his wounds and police arrested eight Italians at the Town Hall for questioning as the victim identified no one. The wounded man later was taken to Lang Branch hospital and began recovering.
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Red K
John Denuta
Ftalian
Pratik Mazza
Mazza
William D. Sayre
Lang Branch
Red Bank
Frank Mazza
Beath’ Street
Assaila
Zeppelins Suffer Motor Trouble During Germany Pleasure Flight
From Dusseldorf June 28 the Zeppelin Deutschland departed with twenty newspaper men aboard for a pleasure trip. An accident to the motors forced the airship to descend between her and Dortland for repairs.
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Dusseldorf
Zeppelins
Nerjalner Deutschland
Dortland
Navesink Lodge Elects Officers in Semi annual Vote
Navesink Lodge I C O F of Red Bank held its semi annual election of officers last night naming Noble Grand George W Smith and Vice Grand Clarence Beck. Installation set for next Monday night with George Davison district deputy presiding. Irving Davidson son of M M Davidson Red Bank clothier advanced to full Odd Fellow status.
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Navesink Lodge
Red Bank
Noble
George W. Smith
Clarence Beck
George Davison
Irving Davidson
M. M. Davidson
Mrs James Sherman Critically Ill At Johns Hopkins
Mrs James Sherman wife of the Vice President is in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She was brought in Friday by an special train and the cause of her illness was not disclosed.
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Baltimore
James 8. Sherman
John Hopkins Hospital
Runaway horse causes chaos in West End streets
A horse driven by Nusbaum and his companion bolted from a Brighton avenue stable, plunging into holes behind an engine house, overturning a wagon and injuring the driver. The pair escaped with minor injuries as the horse was nabbed on Ocean avenue. Another runaway occurred near Sea Bluff involving Wood Potter agents delivering a home order, overturning a wagon and injuring a driver. Drivers endured bruises while the horse fled toward Galilee before being caught. Three new surf boats arrived at Galilee station and trucks were distributed to coast stations as part of ongoing fleet updates.
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B. Nsbédin
Brighton Avenue
West End
City
Nusbaum
Nosbaum
Ad Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Tean
Sea Buigh
E. Wood & Potter
Galiog
James Hayden
Bordigs
John Mc Wood, Jr
Peninsula
Hetel
Galilee
Charles Lockwood
Hayden
B. B. McLellan
Galiilee
U. S
Charlton Hearing Postponed In Jersey City
Porter Charlton’s preliminary hearing on fugitive charges for a wife murder in Italy was postponed until July 6 by Judge Blair in the Court of Over and Terminer. Emmett Lacey was appointed official dog catcher by the Red Bank mayor and council. Unregistered dogs will be taken to the pound, kept twenty four hours, then euthanized.
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Jersey City
Porter Charlton
Italy
Blair
Borough of
Red Bank
Emmett La¢ey
Tiey
Mrs John T Woolly Reappears After Months at Home
Mrs John T Woolly, who has kept her Chicpene home under wraps for the past two years, has now resurfaced. Neighbors report she was seen recently in the company of a local figure, triggering renewed curiosity about her absence and current plans.
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John T. Woolly
Diplomatic Tangle May Free Charlton
Washington reports on a possible exchange with Italy over Porter Charlton. The State Department has not received formal requests and is expected to interpret the treaty correctly. Observers believe Italy may agree to surrender obligations if the United States concedes its view of the treaty.
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Washington
Itallas
Porter Charlton
State Department
S Tate Ee
Italy
New York
Arlit
Chéttige
Cacce
Warner Still President In Red Bank Education Board Surprise
Red Bank Board of Education met in a special session at Town Hall to prepare the school budget. State funding this year totals 25 798.35 dollars, with a deficit of about 27 000 dollars. Voters will decide on a special tax at a July 12 meeting. C D Warner was reelected president by five votes to four, a surprise to those who expected his resignation. William J Sutton was the rival candidate.
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Red Bank
Board of Education
Borough of
Sesson
At Place
C. D. War ‘Ner
R@d Bank Board of Education
Warner
Mirch
William J. Sutton
Sutton
German Youth Held for Grand Jury On Larceny Charge
Theodore Miller a young German who arrived recently and worked for Kurrus Bros was held to await grand jury action on larceny in Judge Schoerlein's court. Complainant Charles V McLain of the Kurrus factory reported his dress suit case with clothing and papers missing after Miller occupied his room. The case details describe Miller’s return and possession of the room and items.
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Rom Oe
Theodore Miller
Kurrus Bros
Lin
Schoerlein
Charles V. McLain
Kurrus Fée
Océan @venita
Miller
McLain
Toon
MecLain
McLain Held Over Night After Odd Discovery
McLain kept watch over a companion through the night after a strange discovery. A warrant was secured and he was later picked up by patrols and turned over to Constable Van Wickle. At the hearing, he faced possible county jail time as he speaks little of the language and customs.
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Mclain
Van
Wickle
Roosevelt plans march with G A R at Atlantic City
June 28 Atlantic City Colonel Roosevelt confirms in a letter to Frank M. Sterrett his wish to march with Farnesworth Post members from Mount Vernon New York as an honorary member and to report for the parade review. He declines riding on horseback or in a carriage while officials including President Taft and Vice President Sherman are to attend the encampment and oversee the parade.
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G. A
Atlantic City
Collnel Spootors
Roosevelt
Taft
Golone
Frank M. Sterrett
Farnesworth Post
Mount Vernon
N.ys
Hve
Sherman
Wii
Edwards Plans Property Improvements on Washini Street 50
Mr Edwards proposes improvements to a Washini Street property. The plan includes work on the premises to enhance the locale and value, with unspecified timeline and details remaining.
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Ton Park
Washini Street
Edwards
Recordé Breakers at Twinlight Skating Rink Event
New Jersey skate crowd gathers at Twinlight Skating Rink in the Highlands on Saturday night for a five member race featuring top entrants including Ugon Kirkbridge Sweeney Lanney to vie for valuable prizes.
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Recordé
Twintight
New Jersey
Eeat
Twinlight
the Highlands
Ugon
Kirkbridge
Sweeney
Lanney
Ours Triumph At Monmouth Beach Amid Alleged Incident
The report recalls a bout at Monmouth Beach where Ours defeated Joséph McLain and recorder Burns by Frederick Horner. The match allegedly occurred in Horner's home with accusations of ungentlemanly conduct. The event notes an 8 pm start on a wet evening.
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Monmouth Beach
Frederick Horner
Joséph McLain
Te Allegel
Horner
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Interborough
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Anatmaker
Anon
Hospital Hoke
Will Rétover
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Fhoco
R. Fesler & Co
Wert's Phar
W. J. Smythe, Jr
Bennett & Sacco
Charlton
Sreraan
Béar
Brooklyn
Sharks
Mr. Spis
Miss Putting
Spiffkins
Walter
Chicago Telbyne
Hudson
King Edward
Gans-Nelson
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W. H. Woolsftey
Sixth Ave
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Broadway
Gasino
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