Five couples wed in Red Bank ceremony
Frank N Worth son of Capt R H Worth and Edith Leslie Hook wed at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Red Bank with few witnesses. After the ceremony they traveled to Atlantic Highlands and to New York aboard the Berkshire before logging a tour to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland and Detroit. They plan to reside in Canal street Red Bank. Also Pamilla Lucas married H J Patterson at the First Methodist parsonage Red Bank with Grace M Patterson and Margaret Lucas as attendants. Patterson works for Metropolitan Life Red Bank office. couple reside on Washington street.
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Frank N. Worth
Daily Record
R. H. Worth
Red Bank
Edith Leslie Hook
A. M. Hook
First Baptist Church
Johnson L. Miner
Christine Hook
George Hook
W Jam Lewsick
Atlantic Highlands
Philathea Society
New York
England's Oldest Newspaper and Its History
England's London Gazette is described as the government's best journalistic property and the oldest English newspaper. It began in 1665 as the Oxford Gazette during the plague year when the court moved to Oxford and later changed to its present name with the twenty-fourth issue. The note mentions rival claims of high costs for gathering intelligence activities in the paper's early years.
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England
London Gazette
Oxford
Oxford Gazette
Plank Saves Man From Deadly Falls in Dome Repair
A worker repairing the skylight of the federal building in Washington DC slipped and plunged about 160 feet. He landed on a plank resting below the skylight which broke his fall, sparing serious injury or death.
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Plank
Washington, D. C
Federal Building
Jury Disagrees In Unusual Red Bank Suit Over Glass Diamond
In Red Bank borough court a case between Mrs. Sara W. Hendrickson and jeweler Leon de la Roussille ended without a verdict after a long trial before Justice Harry C. Badeau. The dispute centered on a diamond ring with a substitute glass believed to be the stone. The jury could not agree and the judge adjourned the case for thirty days.
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Sara W. Hendrickson
Supreme Court
Charles E. Hendrickson
East Front Street
Red Bank
Leon de la Reuasille
Harry C. Badeau
Red Bank Borough Hall
Badeau
John S. Applegate, Jr
Hendrickson
Ruliff V. Lawrence
Freehold
Roussille
Wanted One of Her Own Doll Dream Sparked by Sibling Play
A child named Dorothy laments not being allowed to play nurse often. She asks her mother to bring back a great big doll dressed like a real baby to have her own to play with, noting she cannot enjoy her sister’s dolls.
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Dorothy
Mamma
Cleaning Tiles Not Water Clean Tiles with Turpentine
Do not use water on hearth tiles for cleaning. Apply turpentine to a flannel, then polish with a dry cloth to restore tile appearance.
Missing Monroeville girl feared abducted in South Jersey
Peterson leads a farmers and horse stables posse across South Jersey seeking Mathilda May Peterson, an eighteen year old missing girl feared abducted with two swarthy men. Mayor Hitchner appeals to county detectives. a Woodbine half breed Indian linked to the case previously pressed to wed the girl.
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Hitchner
Elmer
N. J
Sinnickson
Salem County
Maurice River
Gil
Mathilda Peterson
Wis
Mathilda May Peterson
Monroeville
Woodbine
Peterson
Militant Women In New Violent Display
Sylvia Pankhurst leads about a thousand suffragists and burly dockers in a Downing Street protest to imprison Premier Asquith and Lloyd George. Five men arrested for disorderly conduct. Demonstration grew from a Trafalgar Square free speech rally attended by about 4000.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Downing Street
Asquith
Lloyd George
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Women Victims Of Auto Accidents Reported
Continued from First Page a hysterical scene follows as a woman is driven home by Lewis Wyncoop and refuses to leave the car until near midnight. A slight collision occurs at Red Bank when a Ford coming from Branch Avenue crosses the street in front of a Studebaker driven by D I Vanderveer. Both cars brake and stop just before contact. the Studebaker lamp is broken and the Ford mud guard bent.
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Lewis Wyncoop
Red Bank
D. I. VanDerveer
Broad Street
Branch Avenue
Studebaker
VanDerveer
Wreck in New Jersey Auto After Souvenir Drive
In Red Bank New Jersey June 30 D T Oakley and wife were injured when their car struck a culvert after factory employees nearby threw small pagar shielding souvenirs. Mrs Oakley suffered a broken nose and internal injuries while Mr Oakley was bruised. Their three daughters escaped injury.
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Red Bank
N. J
D. T. Oakley
77 Day Street
Orange
Oakley
Going Down High Cost Of Living Snags Couple
Mrs. Nutley laments the rising cost of living saying everything is getting higher. Her husband counters with a wry remark about mutual opinions of each other and their neighbors, revealing strain and neighborhood tensions.
Lakewood Mourns McCallion Death Hero of Lakewood and Long Branch
The Lakewood Citizen notes Patrick McCallion a longtime Lakewood resident from Ireland born October 19 1865 who painted waves and shorebreaks near Long Branch. Survived by wife Mary Jane five children and siblings, he led Manchester Township school clerks and left a thriving family business.
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Patrick McCallion
Lakewood
Long Branch
Ireland
Brooklyn
American Rope Works
New Jersey
MecCallion
Patrick
Michael
Georgian Court
George Gould
Mary Jane McElhinney
MclFaul
Star of the Sea Church
Manchester Township
Dan
William
College of Physicianes and Surgeons
Baltimore
George McCallion
Joseph
Mary
Kathleen
John
George
Knights of Columbus
Foresters of America
Royal Arcanum
Church of St. Mary of the Lake
Car Quip Sparks Classic Wit About Feet and Pace
In a light moment a speaker tells a companion he does not mind brisk walking over his feet but objects to loitering there. The quip captures a playful exchange on manners and movement in public space.
Phone tolls to save Long Branch users over a million
The New York Telephone Company announces July 1 toll rate reductions across its territory. The changes aim to standardize charges by airline distance and introduce graded overtime fees, with citywide savings expected to reach hundreds of thousands annually. The reform bestows closer ties among Long Branch, surrounding towns, and New York City.
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Long Branch
New York Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
New York
City
New York City
Westchester County
Lower Manhattan
Long Ranch
Wholesale Invitation From Pulpit Humor
A cleric left a private postscript in a pulpit note inviting the visiting preacher to dine at the parsonage after service. The reading minister omitted the private line, and listeners were surprised by the casual dinner invitation.
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Parsons
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Norway
Steinhard Company
Asbury Park, A. 3
McAllion
R. R. Rogers Ice Cream and Dairy Products
43Rd Ave
Hotel Directory
Price's. Hotel
Pleasure Bay
Shrewsbury
New England
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