Palmotor Soon for Long Branch Will Aid Drowning and Gas Accidents
Palmotor units now purchased will serve Long Branch and Oceanic fire departments, with access for drowning and gas inhalation cases. Commissioner Airrow Smith says it will be installed at Independent Engine House on Third Avenue for central use, with physicians invited to inspect. The device weighs about 36 pounds and uses oxygen pumped via a lever, aiding resuscitation with a rubber cap and top dial. Funerals for Bartholomew Shea and Charles Comstock postponed due to blizzard travel disruptions.
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Thomas V. Airrowsmith
Public Safety Department
Third Avenue
Gas Light Proves Benefit in Stormy Nights
Henry Irwin, the only resident on Union avenue, used a gas light in front of his home and found it a great help during the recent storms over the last two evenings.
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Henry Irwin
Union Avenue
Snow Load Collapses Front Street Roof in Red Bank
A heavy snow load caused a long protruding roof in front of Cullington's cigar store Henry Graf's shoe store and an Italian barber shop on Front street Red Bank to collapse at five o'clock this morning. Glass windows and woodwork were damaged as debris was cleared by street cleaners.
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Cullington
Henry Graf
Front Street
Red Bank
Parson and Wife Celebrate Birthdays in Highlands Gathering
Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Reed, formerly of this city, marked their joint birthdays at the Highlands last week. He turned 89, she four years younger, with many gifts and a roosters card necklace. The donor, George Hardy, crafted a playful verse about the pastor’s fate and future plans.
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Elijah Reed
Highlands
Rooster
Mr. Reed
Dominie
Fine Musical For Sewing Circle At Little Silver
A musical for the benefit of the Sewing Circle at Little Silver was held Friday night at president Mrs. William W. Bewsick’s home. About 185 guests enjoyed solo and ensemble performances from Pro fessor Harold LaRos, Mrs. William A. Sweeney, Kenneth Wright, Eva Moutestiful, Rev and Mrs W Earl Ledden, Mation Tuthill, Miss Helen Kelly, Miss Cecile Weaver, Leroy Chamberlain, and Rev W Bain Ledden. Prof LaRos closed with Applé Blossom Time in Normandy. About $50 was raised to aid the poor locally.
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William W. Bewsick
Harold LaRos
William A. Sweeney
Kenneth Wright
Eva Mout
W. Earl Ledden
Oceanic
Mation Tuthill
St. John's Church
Jersey City
B. Tuthill
Hudson Avenue
Red Bank
Helen Kelly
Matawan
Mies
Cécil Weaver
Weaver
Leroy Chamber’lain
W. Bain Ledden
Oceanic Methodist Church
LaRos
Normandy
Wichh
Fire Alarm Struggles Amid Storm Clears Lines
News recounts a night of chicken thefts in Rockwell Avenue and Monmouth, with footprints and scattered feathers. Telegraph and rail lines struggle through outages as Long Branch and Asbury Park restore contact with Newark and New York, while linemen battle fallen poles, snow, and damaged cables to reopen service and mail routes.
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Mré
Algor Deéely
Rockwell Avenue
Rhode Island
Monmouth Avenue
Deely Ce
Newark
New K
Point Pleasant
Belmar
Asbury Park
New York
Long Branch
Ace
Metrospolis
Central Depot
Shore
P. R. Re
Pélimmater Slocum
Point’ Pi Mt
Charles
Rosencrans
Camden
New York City
New York Telephone Company
Guow
McFad
Loin
Union
Telephone’ Company
Itera
Turtle Hill
Eaton ‘Town
Eatontown
Serview
Lake
Edth
Consolidated Gas Company
Ocean Avenue
Cetar Avenue
Howland
Western Union
Atlantic Cost Electrice Railway
Allenhurst
Campaign to publicize Mormonism in New Jersey
At a Friday meeting in Red Bank the Monmouth Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution voted to launch a statewide publicity campaign against Mormonism. They plan a Newark giant meeting with nationally known speakers to inform the public and recruit other chapters.
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Henry 8. White
Red Bank
Monmouth
Daughters of the American Revoution
White
Newark
Storm Strikes Long Brarch Residents Brace for Clear Roads
A severe storm cripples street traffic and communications in Long Brarch. City officials urge residents merchants and property owners to keep sidewalks clear of snow to aid rapid reopening and restore services.
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Long Brarch
Atlantic City Express Shovelled Out At Shrewsbury This Morning
Locals describe a snowbound Atlantic City Express stalled near Shrewsbury overnight with 400 feet of water needed to feed the boiler. Passengers and residents endured drifting snow as crews worked from Lakewood to Red Bank to keep the line open.
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Atlantic City Express
Shrewsbury
A.holmes Borden
William Ferren
William H Pretier Held For Robbery
William H Pretier, arrested Saturday at Asbury Park on suspicion of larceny, was held for grand jury after a hearing. Detected by railroad detectives at Red Bank road station, evidence included chewing gum and other items from the robberies. He was jailed without bail pending grand jury action.
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William H. Pretier
Red Bank Road
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Edward Connora
Audrey Joline Seriously Will Submit Estimates
Audrey Joline Seriously offers to submit estimates upon request, indicating willingness to provide cost assessments for unspecified work. The statement suggests a proactive stance on pricing and service, with an open invitation to discuss details.
Fragments Hint At Hiring Song Notion In Odd Text
Readable text fragments show a line about being hired for a song or music piece. The garbled OCR lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm details. Further context would be needed to identify the event, presenter, or venue.
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