Bomb Explodes Under Eisner Porch In Mechanic Street
A small bomb exploded near the porch of Sigmund Eisner’s double house in Mechanic Street at about 2:20 AM. The blast damaged windows and a barn, but not the house itself. County Detective Elwood Minagh found a second large device. Chief J. Frank Patterson seized it. No immediate clues on suspects. officials link the incident to local labor unrest at the Bister clothing factory. Neighbors alarmed, some urging removal of new factory workers amid tensions.
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Sigmund Laner
Mechanic Street
Henry
Eisner
Lem Ketcham
Minugh
J. Frank Patterson
Regent
Bister
8 Al
Globe Hotel
Mr. Ketcham
Mornig
Aba
James J. Sickens
Community Notes from Red Bank and Shrewsbury
A repaired pool table at Arehouse of the Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company features Jeveled slate and new pockets. Irish melodies drew a fair crowd at St James clubhouse Red Bank while Rev. Dr. George H. Neal preached at St Luke's M E Church.
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Fair Haven
Red Bank
St. James
Monmouth Street
Ladies of Golden Eagle Temple organized in Aurora
The Ladies of the Golden Eagle Temple No. 12 was instituted last night at G A R Hall with 54 charter members, 48 witnessing the degree work. Liberty Temple of Asbury Park led the exemplification. officers were installed and zones served a fine collation. Visitors came from Lambertville Trenton New Brunswick and Asbury Park. 23 temples exist in New Jersey with about 800 members and more temples planned.
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Aurora Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
G. A. R. Hall
Liberty Temple
Asbury Park
Grand
Templar Krusen
Lambertville
Beardes
Order
The
Temple
Templar
George A. Lippincott
Noble Templar
Frank K. Gano
Harry G. Woodsley
Minas Mabel Borden
Hannah Clark
Guardian of
Records
Jennie Greenleaf
Finance
Mabel Voorhees
BE. H. Wheeler
Frank Wright
Ella Voorhees
Harry Gray -Woolley
B. Ry Hurley
George Eeler
J. C. Gloughly
K. G, BH
Aic
Trenton
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Road Race Entries Close Between Colt's Neck and Long Branch
Entries for the annual road race between Colt's Neck and Long Branch, to be held on April 1, will close next Monday night at the Broadway office of H. A. Mablendrink.
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Broadway
H. A. Mablenbrink
New preacher to lead Simpson Meritorial Church services
Rev Dr Alfonso Dare named as the new preacher for Simpson Meritorial M. BH. Church and will preach at both services tomorrow. Av and Mrs Augustus Chandler host Sunday entertainment while Mrs Fred Dettinger hosted a luncheon and party at her Elberon home last Saturday. Prizes were awarded including a hand painted plate a fancy ornament a plant a table bell and more with Mrs Burns and several others among the winners.
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Alfonso Dare
Simpson Meritorial
M. BH
Augustus Chandler
Fred Dettiinger
Elberon
Miller
John Daly
Plant
Murray
Joseph A. Burns
Grand Chapter Officers Coming to Adah Chapter
Orners of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will visit Adah Chapter No 6 in Masonic Hall this city on Wednesday May 25. The Improve ment Society of the First Presbyterian Church Bank held its annual supper Thursday night in the Church Chapel. About 80 will be added to the church treasury by the stated effort. An immense assortment of shirts at Slocum's and various local business notices follow.
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Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Adah
Masonic Hall
Tates
Improvement Society of the
First Presbyterian Church, Bank
Statr
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Otis G. Crane
Eatonton
Eatontown Presbyterian Church
Tomorow
Lectures on Arctic Life by MacMillan Draw Big Crowd
Long Branch audience heard Professor Donald B. MacMillan recount his Peary at the North Pole journey with illustrations by William Crook. He described Eskimo life, dialects, and ingenuity, including a child’s experiments with a makeshift telephone and a cranberry pie made with salve in 1908.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Lyceum
MacMillan
Peary
North Pole
William l. Crook
a_pleas bny
Charles T. Stone
Chattle High School
Long Branch Teachers’ Association
Pofessor MacMillan
Escuimaux
Baquimaux
Professor MacMillan
Roosevelt
New York
Svidehce
Civilization
Eaquimaux
Teachers’ Association
W C T U Plans County Convention At St Luke's Church
At the regular meeting of the W C T U plans were laid for the county convention to be held in St Luke's Church on April 20. The next meeting is March 29 at 2 30 rather than 3 o'clock. Adelphi Bowing Team of the First Baptist Church will bow the second in a series with First Baptist Church of Jersey City tonight. The local team lost the first game but hopes for better luck in this one.
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St. Luke's Church
Adelphi
First Baptist Church
Jersey City
Taylor Brothers Improve Eatontown Fruit Store Interior
The interior of the Broad Street shop in Eatontown is being repainted repapered and improved in preparation for the miner business. The firm is composed of Arthur and William Taylor.
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Broadstreet
Eatontown
Taylor Brothers
the &Miner
Arthur
William Taylor
Oceanic
J. Dewitt Brower
Main Street
Oceans
Bert Mendergon
Reverend E J Eagan Returns to Rumson Parish
Reverend Edward J. Wagan, pastor of Holy Cross Church in Rumson, has returned from a pleasure trip in the Western States and will preach at the church tomorrow. The Goldstein department store will stay open evenings beginning Monday until eight o'clock. A hair cutting service is listed at 65-66 Children's Hair Cutting. M Plew sitske at 207 Broadway, upstairs. Gorcey at Mitteon 7th Street Suite advertises pressing repairing and overcoats.
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Edward J. Wagan
Holy Cross Church
Rumson
States
Goldstein Department Store
Unti & O
Price and Vogt at Siocum's Featured Items
Advertisement fragment lists Price and Vogt offering famous $2.50 items at Siocum's with reference to Dudley & Co. Glide items and raster booklets and mottos. Indicates a shop sale or catalog style insert with multiple product mentions and prices.
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Siocum
Dudley & Co
Glide
Insurgent Victory Ends Cannon Rule in House Fight
Washington March 19. The Republican insurgents and Democrats overthrew Cannon's rule after a 36 hour fight. Speaker Cannon sustained Dalzell on the Norris resolution to amend the rule, a motion to delay was defeated 164 to 15. The insurgents gain a ruling on constitutional privilege and threaten Cannon's resignation.
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Washington, D. C
Cannon
House
Dalzell
Norris
Dalell
Chattleigh Girls Basketball Rivalry Ends Close
The Chattleigh Senior team edged Sexilor by 23 to 22 after a tense second half in which the lead changed hands several times. Mist Patnad scored 19 of the 23 for the Seniors while Mike Quinn starred for the losers with eight baskets. The Juniors lost to the Combination 12 to 4 in a single period game marred by missed shots and tough defense.
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Chattleigh
Parish Hall
Sexilor
Theeams
Mist Patnad
Miss Parslow
Miss Hoey
Mike Quinn
Weather forecast for New Jersey weekend outlook
Weather Bureau forecast covers thirty six hours ending Sunday at p m in New Jersey. Warmer conditions expected with fair Sunday and moderate southerly winds. Also notes about Chelsea Rink three mile Easter Neckwear sale at Slocum's.
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New Jersey
Slocum's
Clergy Arrive to Begin Two New Methodist Pastors
Bishop Neely assigns Dr. George H. Neal and another pastor to the Atlantic City district. Neal will lead St. Luke's in the city, praised as scholarly and forceful, with a wide past in New Jersey charges. The pair receive a Thursday reception as they move into the Washington street parsonage.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Neely
Atlantic City
Palmyra
Keyport
New Brunswick
Hightstown
Broadway
Camden
Central
Trenton
Bridgeton
Broadway Church
Europe
Tle
Neal
Legislature Nears End As Session Opened Debates Begin
In Trenton on March 19 the legislature faces tight margins on key issues. Local option Ridgway bills and Sunday liquor measures stall amid uncertain votes, while Sunday baseball and liquor-with-meals proposals loom. Child labor limits move via committee, and other bills await Senate action with overall progress modest after ten weeks.
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Trenton
Senat
Senate
Plebt
Inte Ir and
Appeal in suit for miser's money
Indications point to an appeal in the Supreme Court over a decision against Mrs. Catherine Thoma in a case to recover funds left by the late William Rogers. Rogers died in 1909 at age 72, with his heirs contesting a trust assignment to Thoma. Evidence suggests a contested authentication and questions about neglect of Rogers.
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Supreme Court
New York
Catherine Thoma
William Rogers
Rogers
Long Branch
Old Rogers
Agnes J. Rogers
Donard Rogers
Lfe
Irving Saving Bank
Thom An
O'Gorman
New York Supreme Court
Thoma
Ida
Browuer
Slater
Be wins largest wallpaper stock at Golden’s
Fragmentary note reports Golden’s offering a vast wallpaper stock claiming to be the largest. Unclear wording references “Be” and “cre hte wee in stock ready 7-tite” suggesting readiness for sale or display.
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Golden's
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Weather Bureau Forecast
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West Long Branch
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Clarksboro
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