Red Bank Hospital Patient Faces Appendicitis
Miss Patten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Patten of Bridge Avenue Red Bank, aged 16, is at Monmouth Memorial Hospital for appendicitis after surgery. She is progressing well. The Red Bank trade board named B F Legge and Walton Sherman as active members at a City Hall meeting. The board numbers about 200 members. A race is set at Lyceum Theatre rink between James Mc Garrity Shrewsbury and Anthony Kinger Atlantic next Saturday. both are known in county circles.
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Patten
Wesley Patten
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Monmouth’ Memorial Hospital
New Trade Board
F. Legge
Consolidated Gas Co
Walton Sherman
H. B. Sherman & Sons
Board of Trade
City Hall
Lyceum Theatre
James McGarrity
Shrewsbury
Anthony Kinger
Atlantic
Garrity Tme
New York City
Building Concrete Hog Pens For Disease Control
Port Monmouth farmer Martin B Murphy has lost many hogs to cholera over the years and now builds new concrete pens designed to be easily cleaned and disinfected. William Willett oversees the work as the project proceeds.
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Martin B. Murphy
Port Monmouth
William Willett
Mrs Hopping Leaves Hospital After Hernia Surgery
Mrs. Charles K. Hopping of Red Bark was removed from Ant May Hospital in Spring Lake to her home by automobile on Monday after a two week stay for hernia surgery. She is slowly recovering, confined to bed.
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Charles K. Hopping
Ant'May
Spring Lake
Neptune Ladies to Hold Dance and Social at Fire HQ
Neptune Hose Company members aided by the ladies auxiliary plan a dance and social at fire headquarters on April 10 evening. The women lead the arrangements while the fire ladies handle the laborious setup. Good music will be provided and pretty awards will be given.
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Neptune Hose Co
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church groups schedule multiple meetings this week
The Megs League of the First Baptist Church will lead the prayer meeting at the church hall. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society meets Friday at 3 o'clock in the Sunday school room. Nearby societies convene tomorrow night. The Ladies Velvetty of Trinity Episcopal gather tomorrow afternoon in the choir room. The Queen Mother Circle of the First Methodist meets at Beatrice and Helen Chamberlain's home on Branch Avenue Thursday at one o'clock.
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Meg's League
First Haptist Church
Towleh
Epdeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Queen Kether
First Methodist Church
Beatrice
Helen Chamberlain
Branch Avenue
Eland
Self Control and a House Fire Chaos at Tea
An anecdote from Youth's Companion recounts Mr. Brown who preaches self control while a chimney fire breaks out during tea. He tries to direct, runs upstairs to stop a hot stovepipe, then returns with a hose plan that fails due to missing equipment and ice on the roof. The family steadies at the table and praises self control as the scene ends.
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Mr. Brown
James
Henry
Mrs. Brow
Comion
Mrs. Brown
Victor Hugo's Orange and Sugar Feat Described by Mme Judith
In My Autobiography Mme Judith recounts Victor Hugo at a dinner with Alexandre Dumas His praise of Dumas is noted Then Hugo performs a strange stunt by stuffing an orange with sugar and swallowing kirsch Then he empties his mouth proving the trick successful while others hesitate to imitate due to dental limits
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Victor Hugo
Mme
Judith
Alexandre
A Tooth to Pick Shocks Washington Ballgoer
A diplomat nearly paralyzed a debutante at a Washington ball by telling her he had a tooth to pick with her. The remark, noted by the New York Press, illustrates the perils of idiomatic English for learners.
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Washington
New York Press
Drunkenness From Beefsteak And Odd Intoxicants
A Rendon hospital report notes cases where people became intoxicated after minimal alcohol intake, including beefsteak intoxication and long light diets. It references delirium tremens from strong tea and a peculiar habit of cold water dripped into the ear to induce drunkenness, described as a dangerous, sedative craze.
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Rendon
Pearson's Weekly
Surfing in Hawaii Through Burroughs Eyes at Waikiki
The piece recounts John Burroughs describing Waikiki surfing near Diamond Head as a thrilling, novel pleasure for travelers. He details riding heavy dugout canoes with native oarsmen, facing towering breakers, and the rush of being propelled toward shore on foaming Pacific crests.
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Hawaii
Honoian
Waikiki
Diamond Beach
John Burroughs
Turn to the Earth and Farmward Faith
A reflective passage urges turning from urban doom to soil and rural life. It cites Nicholas Vachel Lindsay and a ministerial quip about biblical generosity as commentary on faith, piety, and forgiveness amid modern distress.
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Gilead
Nichollas Vachel Lindsay
Italy's Marriage Brokers and Social Traditions
A compact survey notes marriage brokers in Italy as a regulated institution with lists of prospective brides and commissions from successful matches. It also includes quips about Hood's Fun and common sayings on wealth, theater, and love, reflecting social attitudes.
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Italy
Ana
Tales and Trivia From Harper s Weekly and London
A collage of anecdotes and brief notices on philosophy from Chuang Tzu, curious London superstition about the number 13, a funny cure tale from Glasgow, Bulgarian servant markets, Papa and a taxi, and musings on medicine of the soul.
Details Wanted in Mock Trial Exchange
The Boston Transcript notes a sharp exchange between client and lawyer with insults cited. The dialogue touches on loyalty and fear as a defendant recalls threats and a lawyer seeks clarity amid a tense confrontation.
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Boston Transcript
M T Horseman Thrown and Railroad Strikes Report
A series of incidents unfolds as Mort T Bamberger of Oceanport narrowly escapes serious injury when his horse Bessie reared and bolts free in a racing wagon. At Morrisville yards strife subsides with workers returning, while pay day proceeds under guard. In New York B W Moyster dies after falling before a subway train amid health concerns.
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Bamberger
Bessie
Mort. T. Bamberger
Oceanport
Mr. Bamberger
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Morrisville
Jehee
Morrisville
New York
B. W. Moyster
Amercan Telephone ‘and ‘Telegraph Co
157Th Street
Moyster
R. W. Moyster
Summit, N. J
Education Board Adopts Bonds andPlans For Oakland Street Addition
The education board approved selling 49 bonds totaling 49 750 to the State Trustees at par with 4.5 percent interest. They ordered bids for a four room addition to Oakland street school and planned an adjourned meeting March 25. The board also discussed 70 degree room temperatures and a new flag for the Oakland street school.
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Suport of Public Schools
Sbotticher
Agnes Moore
Harten
Hopping
E. A. Arend
Oakland Street
Botticher
Mechanic Street School
Not Unlikely: Bobby Reflects on His Father’s Shoes
A visitor questions if Bobby will someday wear his father's shoes. Bobby sighs that he has worn out everything else his father wore since his mother learned to alter them for him. Flarper's Weekly.
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Bobby
Flarper
Airship Question Surfaces in Haltimore American
In a brief item the Haltimore American quotes a child asking if airships use fly wheels. The quirky query highlights historic curiosity about air travel mechanisms.
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Pop
Haltimore American
West Virginia Strike Trial Paints War Rather Than Murder
In a West Virginia mining case the defense contends the violence was war, not murder, citing martial law and system targets over individuals. Governor’s proclamations framed events as war while mine guards and system officials were involved, and Mother Jones remains defiant amid confinement.
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West Virginia
Matheny
Iit
Mother Jones
Supposed Suffragette Fire At British Museum Reported
London March 12 detectives seek Lillian Lenton after a Monday fire claim targeting the British Museum. police confirm an attempted arson linked to the suffragette movement despite efforts to quash the incident.
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London
Eng
British Museum
Lillian Lenton
Kew Garden Pavilion
Miss Florence Bennett Weds Alfred Blocksom Quietly
Miss Florence Bennett and Alfred Blocksom were quietly married last night at Mrs Turner’s home on Liberty Street. Rev. Edward Redd officiated.
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Florence Bennett
Alfred Blocksom
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