Personal Notices From The City
Mie Anow Mée Biults of the Cattle gradating clans 7910 has joined New York Telephone Company at West End. Archie Newing returns from Bordentown Military Academy to spend summer with his mother at the Newing Hotel. Mrs Barbour occupies her summer home on Ocean Avenue. M Rosenbaum and family registered at Ebberon Hotel for the season. J Obendorfer and family and Mr and Mrs D Ritterban arrived at West End Cottages for the season. Helen and Lillian Gano have returned for the summer. both are graduates of the State Normal School at Trenton. Miss Lillian Buyers of Washing Street leaves for Glen Garden New York for two weeks. Miss Edna Gulick of Fifth Avenue returns home for vacation after teachers training at Trenton State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ritterban
West End
Helen
Lillian Gano
State Normal School
Trenton
Lillian Buyers
Washingte Street
1St Reformed Church
Glen Garden
New York
Edna Gulick
Fifth Avenue
Jersey Masons Honor Past Grand in Festive Gathering
The article notes a formal inscription presented by the M W Grand of Free and Accepted Masons of New Jersey to Clarence Conover as past grand master. It mentions other dignitaries, visitors from Newark and Monmouth, and a Beac h Inn stay by A H Strasberg. A shooting in Red Bank led to eight Italians being arrested and later released on bond after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Grand
State of New Jersey
Clarence Conover
Judge Conover
New Jerévatt
Monmouth Sowers
P. Lewis
Washington Nd
Eatontown
Red Bank
Bn Deluca
Ktre
Hbarng
99 Year Old Woman Breaks Hip In Fall
Mrs Reilly a colored woman of Batontown fell from the back porch of her West street home in Hat ontown this morning and broke her hip. Despite her advanced age doctors say the mishap will not hasten her death and she has a good chance of living a few more years.
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Reilly
Batontown
West Street
Hatontown
Oceanport Firemen Bazaar Opens With Colorful Booths
The second annual Oceanport Hook and Ladder Company bazaar runs Thursday to Saturday with music by Prof. George Woodward and performances by celebrated colored entertainers. Booths feature decorative themes, with proceeds from cakes, candies, and goods, plus a handkerchief booth and a historic basket from a 1854 Deal shipwreck. Free stages and trolley shuttle service to the venue add to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Laddies
Tome
Oceamport Hook and Ladder Company
George Woodward
Fiult
Linzié Preston
H. B. Ferry
John N. Sickles
William Hall
Frank Lundy
A. L. Cowles
William Anderson
J. BR. Sanford
H. B. Edwards
Thomas Riddle
Margaret Hayres
Junius Walling
Peter Garretson
Frederick Day
Douglas Riddle
Woodward, Sr
Frank Lrendstey
Albert Smith
Cowles
Anderson and Wolcott
Florence
Helen Cowles
Nellie Ferry
Edna Preston
Fred Worthley
Nellie Worthley
John van Brackle
Wolf Hill
Editor Symbol of Race Advance and a Guthrie Native
John Gobble of Guthrie Oklahoma owner of the Oklahoma State Register traveled to New York to meet Colonel Roosevelt and revisit Castle Garden after 35 years. He recounts immigration hardships and says his life mirrors four centuries of human progress, noting early English struggles, work as a woodchopper shoemaker and insurance and real estate stints, then writing after a dramatic financial rise and fall.
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John Gobble
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma State Register
New York
Colonel Roosevelt
Castle Garden
Mr. Gobble
Mr. Golobié
Mr. Golobie
Austrian
Tyrol
Italy
America
Wichita
Kansans
$40 000 Primary A Phantom Congressmen Fear Sibley Will Cause National Publicity Bill
Washington lawmakers discuss a $40 000 expenditure by ex Representative Joseph C. Sibley after defeating Wheeler for the Republican nomination in Pennsylvania's Twenty eighth district. Sibley argues he can afford a return to Congress despite a two year wait and low earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Washington
Joseph C. Sibley
Wheeler
Congress
Pennsylvania
Prince Atom the Berlin midget a vaudeville hit
A two foot tall midget named Prince Atom headlines a Berlin vaudeville engagement. Despite his height he bears normal proportions and a sharp mind, enjoys chatting, and performs athletic feats for excited children. Manila leads Philippine port trade with the United States top importer and exporter.
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Prince Atom
Berlin
Arrowsmith Post Makes Second Annual Battery Visit
Members of Arrowsmith Post No. 61 G A R Bell Bank with Samuel T Sleeper Camp No 6 Sons of Veterans and guests voyage to Arrowsmith battery at Sandy Hook aboard Gene and Red Bank arriving 115 pm at Fort Hancock Captain Wheeler welcomes them They tour the reservation hear speeches by several officials and later return to Refreshements for the group
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Arrowsmith Poat
Bell Bank
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Arrowsmith Battery
Sandy Hook
Charles Allen
Gene
Frank Dickman
Red Bank
Fort Hancock
Wheeler
Joe’' Wheeler
Charles B. Parsons
Arrowsmith Post
Henry M. Nevins
Grand Army of the Republic
Headly
William B. Matt
First Baptist Chifch
Army
Grand Army
Lammeéh
the Hook
Tag Day Boxes Prepared By Ladies Aid Group
Ladies of the Rogiety for the Improvement of the Poor met at Mrs. Brent Good’s Morris avenue home and prepared 826 wax tags for tax day. Monmouth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary No 1 will help prevent imposition and identify the child with the bag. Additional chaperones volunteered, and Mrs. Leon Cubberley plans a future meeting at Guy Heyl to brief children on duties. Anyone willing to assist for July 30th tag day may attend. details will appear in the Daily Record.
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Morris Avenue
Brent Good
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Leon Cubberley
The
Anciliary
Guy Heyl
Daily Record
Good Sail couple sails for six weeks in Europe
Mr and Mrs Good Sail and Mrs Brent Good of Morrig Avenue depart today for a six week European tour. They will go direct to Carlsbad. Mr Good promised to return in time to take part in the carnival for the week ending August 1st.
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Brent Good
Morrig Avenue
Carlsbad
Good
City Council Special Meeting Tonight On Fireworks Display
A special city council meeting is set for this evening to consider funding for the July 4 fireworks display. A Board of Trade committee previously sought 500 dollars for display and music, but a 250 dollar compromise failed to garner action.
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Board of Trade
Jeffries Odds Dim as Panic Grips Reno Fight Scene
In Reno on June 29 panic prices sweep the town as merchants raise costs amid preparations for a Jeffries bout. Rickard plans a screened seating area for a large party hosted by Mrs Rickard while Mrs Jeffries has not attended. Jeffries starts as a heavy favorite at two to one. Nearby, new homes are underway at 56 Church street and North Long Branch street with builders F F Biddle and D R Hennessey preparing structures.
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Reno
Rickard
Jeffries
6Th Ward
F. F. Biddle
Atlantic Avenue
Church Street
D. R. Hennessey
North Long Branch
Tuxedo Cottage Leased to New York Client
Real estate agent Showler Hennessey of North Long Branch leases the North Byron Tuxedo cottage to Bedell Parker of New York City.
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Showler Hennessey
North Long Fsranch
North Byron
Bedell Parker
New York City
Lightning Strikes Delaware Battleship in Norfolk
Lightning hit the battleship Delaware last night tearing down the wireless mast. One man was seriously injured and seven others were shocked as about 1,500 people were aboard. The event was described as miraculous with the ship at dock in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Norfolk
Delaware
Red Bank official dog catcher bitten in first day
Emmett Lacey the Red Bank borough dog catcher, armed with a badge, faced a rough first day. He was bitten six times while attempting to seize dogs including one owned by Mary Smith, who knocked him down and kept her dog after paying a dollar. He left smiling, claiming a dollar earned per dog caught.
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Emmett Lacwy
Red Bank
Lacey
Mary
Bicycle and Auto Collision in Red Bank
On Maple avenue and Monmouth street in Red Bank a collision occurred when Abe Kridel's automobile struck a bicycle ridden by Benjamin Atwater. Atwater, head injuries, was treated at a garage then Dr. Hafferty's office and released home. neither party blamed for the accident.
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Maple Avenue
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Abe Kridel
Jacob Kridel
Red Bank Clothier
Benjamin Atwater
Atwater
Ed. von Kattengill
Dr. Hafferty
Mr. Kridel
Mr. Kridel. After His Wounds Were Dressed, Mr. Kridel
Widow of Schenck De Bevolse Dies of Peritonitis
Mrs. Sarah De Bevolse aged sixty five widow of Schenck De Bevolse died Monday in the hospital from peritonitis. Native of Long Island where she lived before moving to Brooklyn twenty years ago. A daughter survives.
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Sarah de Bevolse
Schenck de Bevolse
Long Island City
Long Island
Brooklyn
Funeral for Captain Frank McLain on Patten Avenue
Funeral services for Captain Frank McLain will be held Friday at two o'clock from his Patten avenue home. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Rev. A. H. Eberhardt will conduct the services.
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Frank McLain
Patten Avenue
A. H.eberhardt
Brag Advertises Wash Suits and Money Back Guarantee
The ad promises fast color wash suits with a money back guarantee and emphasizes quality. It references pricing starting at $14 and mentions multiple stores in New York including Broadway locations and Monteae Roceas.
Governor’s conduct spurs medical society rebuke in New Jersey
In Atlanta, Governor Bort faces a critical session of the Medical Society of New Jersey over his handling of Dr. L. M. Isey. A proposed resolution denounces the governor for disrespect toward the society and the legislature, citing harms to educational standards and state reciprocity with New York. Delegates anticipate sharp remarks at the meeting.
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Atlanta
Jise
Bort
Medical Society of New Jersey
L. M. Isey
Anania# Club
Trenton
Legial
L. M.sey
New Jersey
New York
Fish flood shore near Garrett Hennessey landing
Many fish came ashore along the Garrett Hennessey boat landing this morning. Fishermen used no hooks or lines. they gathered the catch by nets and hands.
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Garrett Hennessey
Crippled Children Arrive at Oakhurst Summer Home
Forty five children from the Grippled Children's Guild of New York arrived yesterday at the summer home at Oakhurst formerly Pine Lodge in Jersey City. Five attendants assisted as the children were loaded into two wagons and taken to the new Quarters. The WJails estate owns the property and Philip Lehman oversaw the renovations transforming Pine Lodge into a modern summer home with spacious grounds.
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Oakhurst
Grippled Children's Guild
New York
Eh Ny
Knob Lock
Third Avenue
New York Cab Company
Pine Lodge
Wajils
Jersey City
Philip Lehman
Elberon Cottage
Orthodox Hebrew Wedding Held at Home in City
A wedding ceremony was held at 10 o clock last night at the home of A Rassas in the city. Mina Hattie Schenker and Abramovits, both of the city, with Rev. B Mortis officiating, presided over a large gathering of friends and relatives. The bride wore an imported white silk gown and guests presented many gifts. The reception followed with feasting lasting into the night.
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Rassas
Hmmone
Atedet
Mina Hattie Schenker
Abramovits
Sunday School Outing From Church of Good Tidings Brooklyn
Frank M. Voe led a Sunday school group from the Church of Good Tidings in Brooklyn on an outing. The party included five youths to Red Bank for a day of sightseeing and activities.
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Frank M. Voe
Church of Good Tidings
Brooklyn
Nils
Red Bank
Ty Bow
Cotoun Graags Eels
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United States
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Iloilo
Cebu
Great Britain
French East Indies
Sedee
Visites
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Mr. and Mrs. Good
Dick” Little
Malay Archipelago
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Roceas
Part & Company
Re Werres
Manmattan
Mr. D. He Phelan
Wanamaker's
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Umass
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Wanamaker
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New Building
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Hennessey
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