W H Bannard Dies at Asbury Park
W H Bannard longtime Asbury Park resident and Princeton alumnus dies. He served as postmaster, real estate broker, and business manager, with a lengthy record in Republican politics and local clubs. He played football for Princeton and later led the Grand Avenue Hotel and Davis Furniture ventures. He left a wife Elizabeth Sill and three children Janet Holmes and William Jr.
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Harvard
Yale
Barnard
Tiger Inn Club
Princeton
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
North Western Unversity
Evanston
Long Branch
Frederick Parker
Oesentine
Walter W. Davis
Davis
Bannard
Proctor Furniture’ Company
O. H. Brown
Bannerd
Poli Ora
Asbury Park
Young Men's Republican Club
James A. Bradley
Robbers Steal Jewelry in Last Minute Home Invasion
Thieves took about $4,000 in jewelry from Mr. and Mrs. Chappell after breaking in during a night out. Wires were cut, alarms failed, and police from several towns were alerted with a list of stolen items. The couple discovered the break on their return from the Lyric Theatre and reported the intrusion.
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Lyric Theatre
Phenpell
Borough Hall
Nightcnant
George Hewitt
Arthur L. Wymba
Wymbs
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Mr. Chappell
Elwood Minagh
Red Bank
New York City
Newark
Jersey City
Paterson
Red Bank Burglary Rife With Missing Box and Skates
Red Bank police probe multiple thefts including a torn open tin box and a $12.05 cash loss at Cullington’s Cigars. A separate break in yields twelve pairs of roller skates worth about $20 at the Lyceum Theatre. The era’s drama feature Grace George set to perform next Friday at the Empire Theatre in Red Bank alongside a strong supporting company.
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Chappell
Red Bank
White Street
No. 45 East 20Th St
New York
Cullington
William Britton
Mechanic Street
William Cullington
Front Street
Lyceum Theatre
Shrewsbury
Scott Longstreet
Hudson Avenue
Longstreet
Her
Grace George
Fifi
Lady Teazle
School For Scandal
Beatrice
Cyprienne
Empire Theatre
Red, Bank
William Courtleigh
Howard Estabrook
Frank Reicher
Frank Peters
Gail Kane
Marie Har- Jeoni
Hasty Conclusion and Disconsolate Lover Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a despondent lover addressing a woman named Lilliant in Chicago. The text hints at a failed engagement and plans to wed, set against a tone of dramatic doubt and self reproach.
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Geoffrey
Chicago
Physicians Endorse Vinol for Respiratory Ailments
Doctors from Goshen New York Thomasville Georgia Evans Mills New York and Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey tout Vinol cod liver oil extract as a palatable effective remedy for bronchial pulmonary ailments chronic coughs colds and general weakness. They offer a money back guarantee if Vinol fails to help.
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C, L
Dreese
Goshen
N. Y
L. B. Bouchelle
Thomasville
W. N. Rand
Evans Mills
Eave
Vinci
Wert's Pharmacy
Long Branch
N. J
Swinburne Reflections On Past Life In Etretet Debate
The piece discusses Swinburne's late career reflections from Etretet and his reaction to Shelley at his drowning age. It notes his unfinished Songs Before Sunset and a belief about aging, with commentary on a perceived dramatic potential in life and memory rather than experience.
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Begun Gowees
Etretet
Ldn
Mr. Gosse
Shelley
Swinburne
Anppere
Sulphur Showers From Pine Pollen In Spring Rain
The piece explains pale yellow rims seen after showers as pollen from pine trees. Pine pollen forms a three celled grain with two air filled cells, carried by wind to distant cones, and deposited by rain creating the so called sulphur showers. The effect is a natural pollen phenomenon, not actual sulphur.
Wheat Perspires And Mineral Insights In A Light Vignette
Readable scraps present facts on wheat perspiration from April to July per Sir James Dewar and water mass needed to make grain, plus tropical solar radiation estimates. The passage also includes a quip about a disastrous fire telegram and a joke about ox tail soup with a tooth.
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Dog Hills
Sir James Dewar
Sir James
Europe
America
Philadelphia Ledger
Chattle Chips Dickie Bower Poem Noted In Local Notes
A playful verse by Dickie Bower appears in a community column as Miss Ortrude Crum, a Chattle graduate, rises in vocal circles under Mr Trambucan of New York. Easter visits, school notices, and post office mail remain in local fleeting items from town.
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Ortrude Crum
Chattle
Trambucan
New York City
Billie’ Friedrick
New York
Bill
Red Bank Happenings and Local Notices
James Higgins, 73, Civil War veteran and tramp, released from Long Branch Hospital after a heart attack, returns to Red Bank then suffers another attack at borough hall and leaves for Philadelphia with a friend. Louise Van Sehoick Jr., 11 months, recovers from severe whooping cough and bronchitis. Mrs. Lucina Magee and Mrs. D Clarence Walling seek to buy two double houses on Waverly Place. Houses occupied by Charles Woods, Henry DeWolf, Prof Elmer Woods, and Child's grocery manager Coombs. Each valued at $6,000. Emma LaFerta and Elizabeth Shepherd, teachers, are mentioned.
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James Higgins
Borough Hall
Long Branch Hospital
Ihorough Hall
Philadelphia
Higgins
Louise
J. Albert van Sehoick
Newman Springs Road
B. H. Garrison
Lucina Magee
D. Clarence Walling
Waverly Place
Theodore F. White
Charles Woods
Henry DeWolf
Elmer B. Woods
Coombs
Child's Grocery Store
Emma LaFerta
Elzabeth Shepherd
Advertise in the Daily Record
A clipped quotation roundup notes an orator at a convention railing that the republic stands on the brink of an abyss while red phrases from Benjamin Franklin and a Boston Transcript joke appear. The item closes with a reference to the Daily Record advertising note.
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Republic
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
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Dawdson
W. H. Bannard
Princeton Preparatory School
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Foot
Asbury
Lincoln Republican Club
Dannard
Princteon Club
Tiger Sun Club
Monmouth Club
Odd Fellows, the Elks
the Foresters of America
Masonic Lodges
Asbury Park Board of Trade
William H. Bannard
Tle
Manchester Guardian
Steinbach Company
Neaw Dersey
Manhattan
Steinbach’s
Johnny
Dickie" Bower
Dickie” Bower
Townely Hall
Trenton State Normal School
G. Borisouter
Jerome Carr
M. Canniz
Thos
A. Cashel
Russell L. Conovey
Bilvio Franchella
Duggan's Hotel
Frank Godfrey
E. M. Kelly
R. L. Hutchingon
Joseph Mahaffey
J. Maxwell
Robert Moose
Ida Richson
J. M. Ross
M. Roe
Pompeo Salavatore
George Lange
C. C. Shelby
T. Stewart
George L. Thompson
Benjamin Franklin
Boston Transcript
The
Daily Record
Broadway Theatre
Long Branch, N. J
Haskings
Manley & Carson
Dogology
Nick & Lyda Russel
Walter Muriel Cartwright
Aldrich
Little Cherub
Spellman's Wonderful Bears
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