King Edward in critical condition amid royal battle
London reports late May 6 that the King is gravely ill with throat contraction and heart weakness. Doctors struggle against deterioration as pneumonia develops while the Prince of Wales and Queen remain at the bedside. Markets fall as fear spreads through investors and the palace powers tighten security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kitchener
Stathcona
Denham
Prince of Wales
Ieee
Issu Ly
Edward Pee
Wagon Wreck on Ocean Avenue In Deal
A Crystal Spring Water Co wagon ran away after frightening horse near Park and Tilford’s car at Biberon Hotel grounds. The wagon crashed into cars, top and body damaged, dust dampened with spring water. Horse fled toward Allenhurst, later caught near Neptune Avenue Deal. Driver escaped with minor scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Spring Water Company
Ocean Avenue J
Park and Tilford
Biberon Hotel
Allenhurst
Parks& Tilford
Neptune Avenue
Deal
Halley's comet visible over Long Branch morning sky
Several Long Branch residents observed Halley's comet between 3 and 4 am, glowing high in the eastern sky near Venus. The object rises around 3 am and remains visible eastward until about 8:45 am, with a bright tail noted, as it moves closer to the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Amerigo Vespucci Ball Plans Thirteenth Annual Event
Members of the Amerigo Vespucci Society arrange their thirteenth annual ball and reception at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening May 10. Prof J Pitman West's orchestra will play for dancing. Santingelo's Red Bank band will lead the parade through a long route ending back at the Lyceum. Tickets are selling well as fireworks and other features are promised. The committee lists Joseph Fiorillo as president and Pasquale Bruno as vice president among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerigo Vespucci Society
Lyceum
J. Pitman Weat
Santingelo
Red Bank
All
Westwool Avenue
Clude Morris Avenue
Chelsea
Third Avenue
Joseph Fiorillo
Pasquale Bruno
P.pingitore
J. Mazza
Angelo Gizzi
Frank Penta
Pingitore
Arazio Strollo
Antonio Pingitore
Leope Carbone
Passidle Chiafulo
Pasquale Longelli
Musical Service Planned at First Reformed Church
A musical service is planned for next Sunday evening at First Reformed Church with Prof. J A Mattuck as chorister. The program includes orchestral music, congregational singing, and a cornet solo by William Fisher along with ensemble numbers and solos by Miss Conover and Prof. Mattuck. Rev F K Snfeld will preach a short sermonette titled Phe Ron Better Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
J. A. Mattuck
Mattuck
William Fisher
Turner
Miss Conover
Misa Gulick
Prof
Israel
Dudley Buck
F. K. Snfeld
School Exhibit at Fair at Monmouth County Red Bank
A new educational exhibit will be part of the Monmouth County Fair at Red Bank this year. County superintendent John Enright and fair directors along with teachers outlined the exhibit schedule. Premiums will start at $2 for first place and $1 for second, with plans to raise premiums. prizes in gold dollars were donated last year and may reappear. Classes include readings, recitations, essays on hygiene, drawing, manual training, map drawing, penmanship, calendars, raffia work, and similar school child projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Monouth
John Enright
Sthip
The
Fair Association
Ito
Shin
Arbor Day Observance Cited by Forest Park Group and Schools
Arbor Day is marked this afternoon by public and private schools with ceremonies. The Forest Park Reservation Commission urged a strong observance, emphasizing forest fire prevention and forestry advancement. The piece lists school programs at Chattle High, Gra Gr School, and primary schools, highlighting readings, recitations, and a chorus about the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Reservation Commission
New Jersey
Forest Fire Service
Chattle High
Chattle High School
Sadie Kurland
Long Woodland
Arbur Dayatta
Beatrice Wardell
Reading
Forestry
James Peters
Gertrude Bray
Helen Gustavson
Charlotte Jeffries
Rosa Forner
CLSPR
The
Beautiful Woods
May Queen crowned at Primary School No 1 May party
The Kindergarten and first year pupils of Primary School No. 1 joined for a bright May party. A 100 little folk marched in to a flower decorated room and enjoyed a 90 minute program featuring recitations songs and a May Pole dance. Parents praised the teachers and helpers who supplied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Cole
Balute
Kintergarten
John Alberta
Christian Schwarz
Brown House
Sten Ee
Willie Heywang
David Davis
Claas
John T. Britton
Prof Frederic Weds Organist at St James Church
Prof Harold Frederic organist of St James Church Long Branch married at the bride’s home in Utica New York. The couple reside in Carley cottage West Wood avenue with Rev F R Hoffman officiating. Only close relatives present. Frederic’s father is London NYT correspondent and Frederic is a Royal College of Music fellow. The article notes his friendships formed since moving to Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Utica
N. Y
Harold Frederic
Long Branch
Frederic
Carley Cottage
West Wood Avenue
F. ‘R. Hoffman
Yang
London
New York Times
Royal College of Music
New Jersey Weather Forecast and Local Ads
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair and frosty tonight, followed by a warmer Saturday in western areas, with light to moderate northerly winds. Also promoting Pearson Bros at 15 Broad Street Red Bank as large NJ shoe dealers offering discounts and up-to-date styles, plus fresh Strawberry Cream at the Sugar Bowl and advertising in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Pearson
Pearson Bros
Broad Street
Red Bank
New Jerey
Messrs
Big Endeavor Meeting Seeks Officers at Hollywood Local Union
The sixteenth annual meeting of Hollywood Local Union of Christian Endeavor is set tonight at the First Reformed Church. Rev. John G. Lovell will preside. An officer election follows the minutes, reports, and nominating committee discussion. The program features song, prayer, scripture, offertory, and an address by Rev. George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Union of Christian Endeavor
First Reformed Church
John G. Levell
Alvin A. Whiting
George 8. Johnson
Lovell
DIES AND DIES IN PAST FALL AT EATONTOWN HOME
Mrs. Watkins of Eatontown dies at 7 PM from gangrene after a fall that fractured her hip three years ago. She leaves children Mrs. Lena Obert of New York and Albert Watkins of Kansas, plus a Newfoundland sister. Funeral at 1:30 PM Sunday from the house. burial arrangements pending. Formerly Episcopalian, she joined Hazentown Methodist two years ago, with Rev. Albert D Betts officiating at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Eatontown
Palmer Watkins
Trenton
Samuel Watkins
Hatontown
Lena Obert
New York
Albert Watkins
Kansas
Newfoundlland
Albert D.betts
Hazentown Methodist Church
Central America quakes kill 1000, injure 4500. Costa Rica in ruins
News reports from San Jose and Cartago describe a deadly Central American earthquake sequence. At least 1,000 dead and 4,500 injured, with 16,000 homeless, as tremors devastate Cartago and surrounding towns. Widespread destruction includes lava eruptions from nearby volcanoes and collapsed rail lines.
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Port Limon
Central America
Catago
Costa Rica
Para
Orosj
Turlalba
Irasu
Cattago
San Jose
Nicaragua
San Juan River
Greytown
Tartago
Hea
Irazu
Andrew Carnégie
Cartago
Fiian Jose
Port Timon
Costa Tica
Fids
New York
Wiley Age Eames Ifi
Barker’s Norwood Ad Sparks Local Shopping Frenzy
Fragmentary ad filled page reads Barker’s Norwood Wood Dave selling wallpaper and dry goods. Mentions Phil Schmidt’s Saturday sale on Broadway and a moneyback lawn mower promotion. Also references Goldstein’s ad, Eleni ng, and local notices in the Bully Record.
Measles Closes One Oakhurst Class in Epidemic
Forty pupils in Miss Beulah Gordon's room at Oakhurst Grammar School miss school due to a measles epidemic affecting all grades. Attendance falters as review work for June exams begins and returning students must catch up. Local figures Dr. and Mrs. Carl McDermott and Mrs. Samuel Waltz visit Freehold. travel plans include Pennsylvania and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Gordon
Oakhurst Grammar School
Carl McDermott
Samuel Waltz
Long Branch
Joseph McDermott
Freehold
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
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Ranger
Bart
Goundman Slegfried Hirschfeld
Sixth Ward
Broadway
Hirschfeld
Sig
Harold Karp
Sea Bright
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Sexton Bros
Golden's
Wil
Amerigo Vespucci Ball
J. A Mattuck
Charles Burd
Front Street
Hast Front Street
West Front Street
Maple Avenue
Etheron Market and Poultry Farm
George M.D. Freas
Gano's
Flake Ve. McCormick
Chelsea Rink
Reserve Arbor Day To
Caty Schools
Chatile
T. Bryant Smith
Estella Davis
Jerome van Brackley ‘WowmDatey
Hazel Pierson
Mount Blanc
Perdy Cunntus
Corinna Gées a-Maying
Dorothy W. Doran
Phere
Bencol Orcheatra
Gra R School
Zbc
Krey & Harris
Chelsea Hink
Little Tallorn
Gorcey & Son
Slatedell & Edwards
Frederic Weds
Spring Institute
Daily Record
BIG Endeavor
Eddie Zimmerman
Newark Tigers
Charles Zimmerman
North Lorry Branch
Eddie
Newark
Stork
VanDyke Place
Mr. Keener
William ‘H. Keener
William H. Keener
Germany
Matawan
Warwick
Flake
McGormick
Croughly, Nichol & Co
Davis
Donald
Oliver Davis
Marasmus
He Stan O
Hoffing
Brederigk K. Ghlala
Final Reformed Church
Lach
Mor- Pie
Sumer
Barker's
Norw Wood Dave
Goldstein
Airloila
Abury Park
Saellia
Norwood
Phil Schmidt
River Tor
Chester Mamaraneeae
Oakhurst
Yarick
Lalonda
New Sc
Alonzo DeWitt
Hespe
Hod Bank
Irving
Hesse
DeWitt
Thomas Beatty
Maxwell Machines
J. Hicks
Joseph Balz
McCormack
Cloughly, Nichol & Co
Regal Shoes
Frey & Rie
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