Popular Monmouth Beach Priest 15 Dies After Asthma Battle
The Rev Father Powers died after a long asthma illness. He served at Monmouth Beach for four years and planned to retire to Rhode Island for rest. He is survived by his mother three sisters Rose Mary Agnes and three brothers John Joseph and William, all of Lawnsdale Rhode Island. Funeral directors Hyer and Fleck to handle arrangements.
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Rhode Island
Father Powers
Rose
Mary
Agnes
John
Joseph
William
Lawnasdale
R. 1
Hyer & Fleck
Rhode, Island
New York University
Trenton
McFayl
Lakehurst
Monmouth Beach
Fire destroys brooder and hennery on Lloyd estate
A lamp explosion sparked a blaze that destroyed the brooder and hennery on William Lloyd’s Middletown township property. About 800 dollars in damage. Mrs Patrick Boyle alerted neighbors. Hed Bank police and West Side Close Co responded. The buildings were the largest of their kind nearby along the driveway between the residence and Riverside Avenue.
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Williamb Lloyd
Middletown Township
Patrick Boyle
West Side Close Co
Riverside Avenue
New Jersey Gas Rate Cut to 90 Cents in Eight Counties
Following a State Public Utility Board recommendation the Public Service Gas Company of New Jersey will implement a 90 cent flat rate for gas in Essex Hudson Bergen Somerset Mercer Burlington Passaic Union Middlesex Camden Gloucester and Morris counties. The change affects 141 cities and about 400000 customers reducing the former 1.10 per 1000 cubic feet rate which included a 10 cent prompt payment discount.
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State Public Utility Board
Public Service Gas Company of
New Jersey
Essex
Hudson
Bergen
Somerset
Mercer
Burlington
Pass
Union
Middlesex
Camden
Gloucester
Morris
Mrs Gugel Visits New York Summer Then Returns
Mrs Henry Gugel long time city resident at Oakhurst spends winter with daughter Mrs Nathan Wood in New York and is visiting the Broadway home of Mrs George A Edwards before returning for the summer.
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Henry Gugel
Oakhurst
Nathan Wood
New York
George A. Edwards
Broadway
Signatures in Art Works Explain How to Detect Authenticity
The article discusses the difficulties of identifying authentic signatures on paintings. It cites methods used by experts, notable examples from Raphael and other artists, and a German anecdote about Achenbach where even the artist could not distinguish the original from a copy.
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Alguna
Raperts Nmkely
Teast
Raphael “Sposalizio
Milan
Getiaus
Tae Dhael Urbinus
Treynolis
Duton
Achenbach
Siger
Harper's Weekly
Bear's Grease and Hair Loss Legend
A reminiscence notes baldness not more common today and links it to reduced use of bear’s grease. The essay recalls old pomades made from lard and colorings, and describes hairdressers advertising the “slaughter of a bear” with a gore drenched display in Walworth Road.
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Walworth Road
London Standard
Sunset and the Flag in Harbor Fort Street Scene
A sergeant in an artillery regiment enters a store on upper Broadway at dusk and questions displaying the flag after sunset. The shopkeeper is startled as the sergeant insists the flag should not stay out after nightfall unless in siege conditions.
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Harber
Upper Broadway
New York Sun
Domestic Bliss Sparks Bitter First Quarrel
In a tense domestic moment the bride erupts with shocking words while the groom and friends react with anger. A bystander group remarks the bride should not claim responsibility for losing a good husband, signaling a volatile dispute capture in a Cleveland crowd.
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Cleveland
One of His Faults Mrs Peck Quips in Chat
A brief humor exchange shows Mrs Peck and Mr Peck trading jests about faults. The Boston Transcript notes the pair redirecting the subject repeatedly in conversation.
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Mrs. Peck
Boston Transcript
Quite a Joker and a Busy Exchange of Wits
A jokey exchange quotes Dilks as facetious about the Stock Exchange as a watering place. In a satire, Look Around notes a clerk avoiding marriage while seeking a better job, with an employer nudging him toward choices.
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Dilks
The
Stock Exchange
Birmingham Age
Herad
Sampson
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Pastor Cummings at New Jersey Conference in Paterson
Rev. Cummings of the Trinity A M E Church attends the New Jersey A M E E Conference session in Paterson. He expects to be returned for another year.
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Cummings
Paterson
H. W. Cummings
Trinity A. M. BE
New Jersey A. M. EE
Forger charged with bigamy in Red Bank court
Myrtle Parker of Eaton town, nearly sixteen, was arraigned on incorrigibility and produced a Buffalo NY marriage certificate showing she wed LeRoy Osborn alias Kneringer on April 16. Police seek Kneringer on charges including forgery and bigamy as the mother lies ill and the suspect is said to be in Canada.
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Harry C. Badeau
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Myrtle Parker
Eatontown
Formap. Parker
LeRoy Osborn
Kneringer
Buffalo
N. Y
Badeau
Heatontown
Daily Record
Parker
Minugh
Jersey City
Osborn
Ljemteor
Kumeringer
Canada
Batontown
Hudson Avenue
James J. Quigley
Prudential Insurance Co
Barber Shop Assault at Front Street Narrowly Hit Bail Bond
Dominick Marascio of Marascio Brothers barber shop faced assault and battery charges after a dispute with customer George Grelier over a hair cut. Grelier alleged a blow to the face and a clipper strike. Marascio denied the attack as Grelier provoked a quarrel. Marascio posted $100 bail awaiting grand jury action. Separately Sea Bright’s Hotel Pannaci was leased to L E Reed & Co of New York, brokers Mortgage Security Co arranging the deal.
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Harry C. Badeau
Red Bank
Marascio Brothers
Front Street
Broad Street
Dominick Marascio
George Grelier
Rumson Road
Grelier
Marascia
Sea Bright
Pannaci
Messrs. L. E. Reed & Co
New York
Reed
Great Northern
Garden City
J. J. Lanning
Comstock
Bronx Ville
N. Y
Mortgage Security Company
West 34Th Street
New York City
Young Ladies Sodality Rehearses for Crowning of the Virgin
The St James R Church Red Bank semi monthly meeting at St James Club on Monmouth Street rehearsed for the Crowning of the Virgin on Sunday May 25. The group enjoyed social games and dancing with ice cream and cake served afterwards.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James R
Red Bank
St. James’ Club
Monmouth Street
Judge Frees Two Juveniles and Halts Several Indictments
In Freehold Judge Foster hears cases including two juveniles paroled for further hearing, a license renewal for Albert Hirschfeld in Long Branch, and Patsy Padwomba fined $500 for illegal sale in Asbury Park. A 128 year old Wardell Barrett was sent home with probation, while Wardell Wright and Martin Drummond faced charges of breaking and entering. Several indictments were squashed due to absent witnesses or death, including Pearsall, Bock, Marx, Leonard, and Weinstein related cases across Long Branch, Marlboro, Freehold, and Belmar.
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Foster
Freehold
Joseph Krugger
Lake
Spring Lake
Albert Hirschfeld
Long Branch
Patsy Padwomba
Asbury Park
Leroy Wright
Martin Drummond
Helen L. Wheaton
Lopvy Branch
Wright
John W. Bennett
Wardell Barrett
Barmsay
Chief Smith
Vredenburg
George
John
Benjamin Pearsall
Otto G. Horster
Frederick W. Bock
West Eng
Nathan Marx
Marlboro Township
Charles E. Conover
Charles P. Leonard
Maude McEilvoy
Middletown Township
David Leonard
Bilees McElvoy
Red Bank Accidents Report Three Incidents In One Night
A cyclist suffered a severe cut on the right wrist when an automobile struck him at Broad street and Branch avenue. The auto fled after a brief stop, license 5466 NJ claimed. Band had no bicycle light and was treated at a drug store.
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Broad Street
Branch Avenue
Band
N. J
Fred E. Brower
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Annie Woods
New York
R. Browning Wilson
Woods
W. 8. Conover
Sea Bright
Millard J. Tetley
M. B. Tetley
Hudson Avenue
William B. Sayre
Millard
Mrs Lecompt Taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lecompt of Bradley Beach was removed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital today for treatment. Her husband, long a resident of the city, accompanies the family.
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Lecompt
Thomas Lecompt
Bradley Beach
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Tramp’s Quip Triggers Harsh Public Lesson
A brief, sharp exchange exposes social hypocrisy as a tramp jokes about quitting work while a woman lectures a ton weighty moral duty. The retort reveals class tension and a weary tone about labor and public example.
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W. H. Woolley & CO
Manhattan
Stetson
Mrs. Gugel
Popular Clothing & Gents’ Furnishing Store
W. J
Legion
Goldstein's Department Store
Goldstein
Goldstein’s Department Store
Forger
Barber Shop Scrap
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert MacKellar
U. L. Schenck
Laura Johnson
Alda Keeler
James Wolcott
Kenneth Wright
Charles $. Harrison
Herbert Wolcott
Harre DuBois
Clarence Little
Philip Weinstein
Ethel James
Belmar
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