Red Bank Girls Lose Close Game to Perth Amboy
Red Bank High School girls fall 11 to 10 to Perth Amboy High School on the Red Bank Y M A court. The bout featured quick plays with Perth Amboy rallying in the second half to hold Red Bank scoreless, as Pearl Worden and Ade Chandler led Red Bank with strong early pressure. Next Tuesday they travel to Perth Amboy for a rematch.
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Red Bank High School
Red Bank Y. M
Perth Amboy High School
Red Bank
Frank K. Grande
Pearl Worden
R. F
Ade Chandler
Louise Doremus
Miga Eleanor Heenberg
R. G
Helen Chamberlain
Perth Amboy
Miss Conquest
Minsey Greenbaum
Bawden
Vincient
Frost
Miss Smith
Doris
J. J. Goala
Miss Worden
Miss Chandler
Miss Greenbaum
Red Bankers
Funeral for Charles H. Borden of Red Bank
Impressive tribute paid at the Oakland street residence for Charles H. Borden who died last Sunday. Rev. Johnson L. Mifer delivered the sermon at the Red Bank First Baptist Church. Navesink lodge No. 39 IOOF attended, pallbearers named, interment in Fair View Cemetery. Fire bell tolled 67 times for his age.
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Charles H. Borden
Red Bank
Oakland Street
Johnson L. Mifer
Mr. Borden
John
Stiles
Joseph Aul
Willi
Asay
John H. Fielder
Sigmund Salz
Navesink Lodge
William T. Antonides
Odd Fellows
Chaplan
William L. Trant
John S. Bainton
Fair View Cemetery
Borden
Navesink Hook and Ladder Fire Company
Snail Contests Draw Crowds at German County Fairs
Slowest races in Germany held at county fairs yield esteemed winners who fetch high prices. The contests attract attention as quirky local events.
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Germany
A Popular Brand and the Song Nellie’s Lead
A Kansas City Journal statistician notes Nellie songs dominate as the most common brand in a survey of popular tunes, highlighting the strongest naming trend among era music.
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Kansas City Journal
Car Crash injures Red Bank delivery driver
A touring automobile rear collided with a Doremus Bros Co delivery wagon in Red Bank near Broad Street and Peters Place. driver BB wood Preston of Oceanport suffered a dislocated left shoulder and was treated by Dr Harvey W Young before resting at his boarding house. The wagon had minor damage and groceries were scattered. the auto owner Frank Marx of Shrewsbury and his son Martin faced questions of fault and damages.
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Red Bank
Doremus Bros. Co
Bbwood Preston
Oceanport
H. M. Taylor
Peters Place
Harvey W. Young
Preston
Frank Marx
Shrewsbury
Martin
Broad Street
Peters 'Place
Prison sentences for two today
The January grand jury in Judge Foster's court brought indictments and discharged for the term. Prince Edward Henry, colored, must serve three to seven years in State prison for breaking into a vacant Fair Haven home. Louis Mink got six months in county jail for stealing a horse blanket and harness from Jose Soden at Asbury Park. James Hahne, already sentenced for carrying concealed weapons, was re arraigned and sent to Rahway reformatory after a Dec 23 arrest in Keyport. Frank Gotto pleaded not guilty to illegal sale on Lake avenue and awaits trial March 31. Orlington Knox pleads not guilty to robbing John Crean at Long Branch Jan 26, bail set at $500 for March 27. Robert G. Allen pleads guilty to brutal assault on his wife in Long Branch Dec 27, remanded for trial next week.
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Foster
Prince Edward Henry
Fair Haven
Louis Mink
Jose Soden
Asbury Park
James Hahne
Rahway
Hahne
Keyport
Frank Gotto
Lake Avenue
Orlington Knox
John Crean
Long Branch
Robert G. Allen
Lincroft Resident Lucien Montague Dies at 63
Lucien Montague of Lincroft dies after five days confinement from pneumonia at age 63. Survived by widow and six children Christina White Mary J Johnson Sarah Alice R Churchill and Sidney Montague all of Lincroft. Funeral at his residence Sunday at two with burial at White Ridge cemetery in South Eaton town, under Harry C Fay Red Bank. Montague was a longtime Middletown resident and farm worker near Nj Swamp before buying the Mooney farm a decade ago.
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Lucien Montague
Lincroft
Christina White
Mary J. Johnson
Sarah
Alice R
Churchill
Sidney Montague
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
White Ridge Cemetery
South Eatontown
Montague
Middletown Township
James Crawford
Nj ‘Swamp
Mooney
Lincroftr
Hello Bill Piper joins Ocean Park railway circle
William Howard Piper owner of the Ocean Park scenic railway was admitted as a member of Long Branch Lodge No 742 BPOE at last night’s meeting. Harold Woolley of Lakewood was a second candidate.
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William Howard Piper
Ocean Park Scenic Railway
Long Branch Lodge
Harold Woolley
Lakewood
Poultry Club Plans Novel Features For Show
Fourteen members of the Monmouth Poultry Club of Red Bank met at the Red Bank Motor Boat Club to discuss the sixth annual exhibition at the Ashebury Park Casino during Thanksgiving Week. Officials will be chosen at a special meeting next Wednesday. The show runs November 26 27 28 and 29 with a proposed banquet on November 21. A new entertainment feature for wives and friends was approved, with a lecture on poultry industry topics to be held during the show.
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Monmouth Poultry Club
Red Bank
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Anbury Park
B. Howell
George Henney
Highlands
Casino
Field
B. Hendrickson
Unclear note on a friend of souls and ashes
Philadelphia Record references a friend of souls once saving money to burn and Bugeins Be sifting ashes in a cryptic, fragmented blurb. The excerpt offers no clear event or date, presenting a literary musings glimpse rather than a full news item.
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Magenna
Philadelphia Record
Reforming Slang in Hartford Times Style
A fictional monologue reveals a speaker urging self reform of slang and speech patterns. The voice mocks crude language, contrasts it with refined diction, and declares a personal vow to change, ending with a bold expletive about cutting the slang.
Chattle High Defeats Red Bank Y M C A in Basketball
Chattle High School drilled Red Bank Y M C A 66 to 24 in a fast paced gym contest. Byron Blaisdell led Chattle with 24 points while Gano and Eager contributed, and L. Tannenbaum topped Red Bank with 16 points. Chattle next hosts Wide Awake from Little Silver.
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Red Bank YY. M. CG. A
Chattle Boys
Red Bank Boys
Byron Blaisdell
Chattle
Gano
Blaisdell
Charles Eager
Briskey
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Red Bank High School
Red Bank
Argenti
A. McQueen
Little Silver
Chattle High School
Ff. P. Gano
Lecce
Isis Rey
R. F
Eager
Arzenti
R. G
Hines
Errickson
Toca Pect Eat
Esajpesy
Red Bank Y. M. C. A. GF
P. A. McQueen
L. Tannenbaum
J. Quinn
E. White
Tannenbaum
E. G
Cubs
Riding a Camel and Miserable Wealth Reflections
A collection of quips and snippets from newspapers shows humor about camel riding as a cups and balls game, a touting line on wealth with a poignantly unhappy man, a recruit misfire at the rifle range, and a cheeky curtain- peeking visitor scene. The excerpts capture a period tone and social observation with brief exchanges.
Not a Joke But a Promise of Marriage
The Houston Post quotes a digressive exchange asking if a marriage is real after a claim of intent. Epictetus underscores caution, noting that appearances can mislead and a pledge may endure beyond perceived humor.
Prepare Bill For 2nd Ward Borough
Wealthy cottagers ally to carve a new borough in the Second Ward to control tax money. Petitions circulate while a New York law office drafts a bill to be presented to the Legislature without a referendum. Opposition cites loss of valuable taxing territory and existing city bonds. Also, Little Silver steamboat to be overhauled in Hoboken ahead of spring schedule.
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Second Ward
Brighton Avenue
West End Avenue
Ocean
Norwood Avenue
Deal Boundary
New York
Long Branch
Patten
Fletcher Shop
Hoboken
New York Long Branch
Hasty Atlantic Highlands Marriage Ends In Controversy
Miss Julia Cronin of New York and reporter Peter A G Flynn wed after a brief acquaintance at Crescent Hotel Atlantic Highlands in 1910. Six months later Flynn left, allegedly abandoning his wife in New York. Mrs Flynn seeks annulment claiming the union was rushed and harmful. Flynn, a high school graduate and Journal reporter, faces defense.
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Julia Cronin
New York
Atlantic Highlands
Crescent Hotel
Peter A. G. Flynn
The
Journal
A Justice
Panama
Journal Office
Hollis Elected First Democratic Senator From New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire March 13 Henry F Hollis a Democrat was today elected United States senator from New Hampshire receiving 189 votes the contest lasted three months Progressives supported him making his election possible Hollis will be the first Democratic Senator from New Hampshire.
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Concord
N. H
Henry F. Hollis
United States
Nator
New Hampshire
Hollis
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Nell
George Ade
Yours Truly
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Louis Quinze
Dean Hole
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RED Gmwk Y. Mi. CA
Daily Record
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Barshofsky
Tipper
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Chattle Cubs
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Bower
Eeeree Howland
Tee Hee
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Brooklyn
Houston Post
Epictetus
W. H. Woolley & Co
Broadway
Oldstein
Coats
Goldstein's Department Store
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