Recollections from Northern Baptist Convention Echoed
Rev. Johnson L. Miner of Red Bank Baptist Church spoke on Recollections from the Northern Baptist Convention. The Boston meeting drew 3,200 delegates and was highly enthusiastic. Beginning next Sunday first Baptist Church will suspend evening services until the first Sunday in September.
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Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank
Northern Baptist Convention
Miner
Boston
First Baptist Church
Ben Bright Beach Club Announces Independence Day Opening
The Ben Bright Beach Club will have a large opening on Independence Day. A special program is planned with a patriotic character and local entertainment highlighting the holiday celebration.
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Ben Bright Beach Club
Normandie Hotel Leased for 1914 Season at Norman Die
The John H. Fife Company leases the Normandie Hotel at Norman Die-by-the-Sea from owner L. W. Stotesbury to Stephen A. Staples for the 1914 season. The hotel will open for the season on Wednesday.
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Normandie Hotel
John H. Fife
L. W. Stotesbury
Normandie-by-the-Sea
Stephen A. Staples
Continual Hope as Vital Force in Human Mind
A reflective meditation on hope as a core, indefinable drive that sustains vitality. The piece describes hope as an inseparable function of a sound mind and compares its ongoing struggle to a battlefield of the mind, a testament to creation.
Bishop Burke Honored On Fiftieth Ordination Anniversary
Albany June 20. About 60 000 Catholics joined in Albany for the fiftieth anniversary ordination of Rev Thomas M Burke bishop of Albany. Nearly 40 000 men paraded the streets while Governor Glynn stood with the bishop in the reviewing stand.
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Albany
Thomas M. Burke
Burke
Glynn
St. John’s
Valatie
Court frees rich man in Palatine murder case
George W Potter a wealthy Palatine farmer was arrested for complicity in the murder of neighbor John Barrett after a farm hand Lewis Roachh allegedly confessed. Potter was discharged at arraignment before Justice Hubbard and Roachh awaits grand jury action.
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George W. Potter
Vouda
N. Yo
George W Potter
Palatine
John Barrett
Hubbard
Lewis Roachh
Potter
Barrett
Roach
McClure Fined for Reckless Driving in Red Bank
Walter McClure of Red Bank was arrested June 6 on a charge of being a tg orderly person and reckless driving. He appeared before Justice Edward W. Wise and was found guilty of reckless driving, fined $100 plus $8.75 costs. His automobile license had already been revoked.
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McClure
Walter McClure
Red Bank
Edward W. Wise
Far North Cities Feature Modern Comforts Across Latitudes
Dawson in Yukon and Walr banks near Alaska, along with Hammerfest in Norway, claim among the farthest north cities with electric lights daily newspapers and access to pipe or gas despite extreme latitudes.
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Dawson
Yukon
Walrbanks
Hammerfest
Norway
Motorists Protest Cat and Mouse Speed Enforcement Tactics
New Jersey and nearby states face an organized push by automobile clubs urging changes in speed law enforcement. Motorists deny objection to laws but condemn undercover inspectors using deceptive pacing to provoke speeding. They request uniformed, identifiable inspectors and fair treatment to curb harassment.
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Trenton
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Lippincott
Ledgewood
Andrew Jacksons Fine for Contempt in Hall Case
In postwar New Orleans Jackson kept martial law and jailed Louaillier denying habeas corpus. Judge Hall ordered Jackson to court for contempt. Jackson appeared and paid a $1000 fine amid cheers. Hall claimed civil over martial authority and referenced the general’s wartime service in the crowd reaction.
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Judge Hall
New Orleans
Jackson
Louaillier
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Judge Tall
Philadelphia Press
They Made Him Sing for Chinese Officials in Washington
The tale recalls W. J. Scanlan in Washington promoting a comic opera by selling hyper tickets. A newspaper tip led him to the Chinese legation to perform and test jokes and songs before Mr. Wu and his thirty two aides. All thirty two Chinese officials attended that night.
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Scanlan
W. J. Scanlan
Washington
Legation
Mr. Wu
Popular Magazine
Information Wanted on Fishing Skill and Luck
A Letter to the Editor segments ponders why one angler reels in fish quickly while a nearby fisherman catches nothing but an old shoe and a torn overall leg. The writer questions whether psychology or other factors affect fishing success.
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Toledo Blade
Fatherly Advice Echoes Through Time
A Baltimore Sun quotation reflects a father's stern but practical counsel urging a son to earn his own support before returning home. The thanes of words emphasize accountability over hollow praise.
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Sam
Baltimore Sun
Forgot White House Flag After Night Lightning Flashes
Washington reports vivid lightning and rain revealing the U S flag atop the White House flagpole. Officials say a servant left the flag up past sunrise and sunset, prompting inquiries from newspaper men. Weather forecast notes thunder showers then fair weather with NW winds.
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Washington
White House
Fond Father and Mother Quip Over Sapphedde’s Parlor Singing
In a humorous exchange the father notes the son, Mr Sapphedde, remains in the parlor with his daughter while the mother recalls him singing good night to Beloved. The father wryly suggests he would sing good morning to Carrie if aware of propriety.
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