Foreclosure Action Over Monmouth Park Hotel Mortgage
Suburban Houses Development Co. sues to foreclose a 550,000 mortgage on the Monmouth Park Hotel. Mrs. Anna F. Dieter and colleagues contend an agreement with William H. Cooper and Mrs. bet A. Cooper affected title and tax duties. Frederick W. Hope represents Dieter. Samuel F. Frank seeks testimony from Mrs. Cooper on alleged negotiations.
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Howell
Monmouth Park Hotel
Monmouth County
Suburban Houses Development Co
Anna F. Die
Propar
Dieter
Absalom W. Dieter
William H. Cooper
Siegel-Coop
New York
Bet ‘Bel A. Cooper
Melle
Annabel Hykelme
Cooper
Frederick W. Hope
Red Hawk
Coop
Hope
Samuel F. Frank
Linen Shower for Miss Edith L Hook in Red Bank
Miss Edith L Hook of Red Bank received a surprise linen shower Thursday at her sister's Irving Place home. About a dozen friends presented linen gifts as wedding plans with Frank N Worth of Red Bank, the Daily Record manager, not yet dated.
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Edith L. Hook
Red Bank
Caunal Street
Christian L. Berge
Irving Place
Miss Hook
Frank N Worth
Red Pank
The
Daily Record
Plaza restaurant closes after ten weeks in Red Bank
The Plaza, run by James Cloma in the Curtis building on Broadstreet Red Bank, closed this morning due to inability to meet obligations. Leased by Jacob Kridel, it had been called Busy Bee Restaurant before a name change. Competition in Red Bank since the start of the year was cited as a strain.
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Plaza
James Cloma
Curtis
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Jacob Kridel
Cloms
Clome
Busy Bee
Mothers Day at Asbury Church Sermon and Epworth League Eve
Mothers Day services at Asbury Church feature Dr. Stephenson delivering Family Altar with Family Worship in the morning. Evening Epworth League Anniversary includes address on Is the F.E.L. a C.B. by Dr. Stephenson, with solo by Alvina Attison and special choir music.
GERNER GOING ABROAD FOR BUSCH CIRCUS ENGAGEMENT
Jed Gerner of this city after finishing at the New York Hippodrome will rest then travel to Europe for a six month Berlin season before joining Hamburg for another six months with the Busch Circus. His act includes expanded racing and hunting scenes, and he will also appear with the Buffalo Bill show before departure.
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Bush Circus
Hamburg
Jed Gerner
New York Hippodrome
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Busch Circus
London Hippodrome
Buffalo Bill
Bread Famine Threat in Paris as Bakers Strikes Loom
Paris May 10 bakers' assistants threaten to strike if their objections to night work are not answered within a week. Report says cracker makers may support the bakers' assistants with a promise to join if higher wages are demanded. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Paris
Giants Bring Regular Team to Long Branch Ground
The New York Giants lineup for the game at Long Branch Ground tomorrow includes Devoreef, Shafer, Hurng, Doyle, Murray, Merkle, Meraog, Meyere, Mar Quad, Amex, Crandall as pitchers with Padron to pitch and Gongales catching. Reporter Hafael Conte of Lay Noche is assigned by the Havana newspaper to cable-report all games at Long Branch.
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New York
Giants
Long Branch
Devoreef
Shafer
Hurng
Doyle
Murray Ry
Merkle
Meraog Srd
Meyere
Mar Quad
Amex
Crandall
Long
Branch Padron
Gongales
Hafael Conte
Lay Noche
Havana
Cable
Slocum Resigns as Marie Antoinette Manager for Vanderbilt Move
J Howard Slocum, longtime manager and treasurer of the Marie Antoinette Hotel, resigns to become assistant manager at the Hotel Vanderbilt on Park Avenue and 14th Streets. He will oversee the Vanderbilt restaurant kitchen and supplies, bringing a nine year tenure in hotel bookkeeping, purchasing, and management to his new role.
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J. Howard Slocum
Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Ééry
14Th Streets
Vanderblit
Slocum
Garfield Inn
Long Branch
N. J
W. E. Woolley
Marie Antoinette
Marie Antoinette Hotel
Wailer IL
Gates and the cab a g ite a noted wager tale
A GIt ea anecdote recounts John Watehme cabbing with a stock market friend in New York. They bet on buying and selling a cab and the driver’s price, ending with Gates claiming victory as the price gaps favored him.
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New York
John Watenme
John Wateh-me
Cabby
John Watchme
Gates
John Watch-me
Ose A
Derelict Seneca Sails From New York After Sea Storm
The Seneca a United States revenue cutter weighs anchor and heads out of New York harbor to seek derelicts reported after last week’s storm. Derelict ships threaten navigation for years. authorities once relied on captains reports and charts to warn sailors. The voyage highlights the ongoing peril posed by abandoned vessels along the coast from Hatteras to the Carolinas.
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Seneca
United States Revenue Cutter Service
New York Harbor
United States
Hatteras
Carolinas
Sitting Elk the Elder Chief Visits Denver
Sitting Elk, the oldest Sioux leader in the United States, visits Denver as a guest of a White man. At ninety six, he has long preached peace with whites and recalls his long life of battles, boasting he has never killed a white man while claiming many battles. He lives as a total abstainer except for cigarettes and remains childless, the last of his line, looking to longevity. He rides with his tribe in the stockyards amphitheater and maintains a dignified, fearless presence among the younger warriors.
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United States
Sitting Elk
Denver
Elk
Redskins
Valuable Find Came Too Late in Manhattan Mine
Hib ley, solitary miner, died when a forty ton cave collapsed in Manhattan California. The same fall uncovered the ore body he spent two years seeking with relentless effort. The discovery is described as among the district’s richest.
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Manhattan
Cal
Hibley
Treasure in Chalk Cave Sands for $80 Million Haunt
News recounts Thomas A Summers of Nathrop chasing an $80,000,000 Spanish treasure hidden in Chalk Creek canyon near Mount Princeton Buena Vista. Protected by human skulls and carved figures, the cave system allegedly aligns with the moon to reveal its entrance as Summers persists, alongside a prior eastern seeker.
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Mount Princeton
Buena Vista
Cole
Chalk Creek
Klondike
Thomas A. Summers
Nathrop
Summers
Old Mountain
oiFe
Roswell boy Raymond Ray, eight, ready for high school
Raymond Ray of Roswell New Mexico is hailed as a child prodigy. He has had no formal public schooling, taught by his mother since infancy, yet he passes tests for a typical fourteen year old with six to seven years of study. He reads several languages, plans Latin, and could enter college by age ten if progress continues.
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New Mexico
Raymond Ray
Roswell
N. M
United States
Jay
Herbert Wiener
Leo Wiener
Trarvard College
Nut
Wiener
Tufts College
Monmouth Poultry Club
Red Bank Motor Club
Union Street
Robert Parker
Rumson
Red Bank Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
West Side Hose Co
Leighton Avenue
Clayton Clark
Shrewsbury Ave
Robert H. Vanderveer
Knickerbocker
Broadway
Monmouth Streets
F. W. Woolworth
Broad Street
Franklin W. Mogan
Frank P. Stryker
Monmouth Street
Fred and
James Jones
River Street
Andrew Citarella
Oakland Street
Bridge Avenue
Wise & Chasey
Lenna Rosenfeldt
New York
Daniel Sheehan
DeForrest Avenue
New York State
Ziegler Plans $150000 Garage and $5000 Brooder
William Ziegler, heir to the baking powder fortune, orders a $150,000 garage and a $5,000 automatic chicken brooder for his Great Island estate in Darien Connecticut. The garage will be mahogany trimmed with electric doors and elevator. He recently bought a steam yacht and is cruising the world.
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Ziegler
William Ziegler
Great Island
Darien
Conn
Manasquan Events Highlight Local School Play and Choir
Miss Mabel Stevenson sang with the North Long Branch church choir. Manasquan high school senior class will stage Cinderella with Miss Mabel Stephenson in the title role. Bud Stephenson visits Newark. Ena Havens, once a Monmouth Memorial Hospital surgical patient, has returned home and rests there. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. George Potter’s home. Willing Workers’ Society held a cake candy and ice cream sale at the Asbury MBE Church.
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Mabel Stevenson
Manasquan Church
Manasquan High School
Mabel Stephenson
Bud Stephenson
Newark
Ena Havens
Monmouth Memoryl Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Potter
Asbury Mbe
Willing Workers’ Society
Young Athletics Defeat Liberty Stars 6-5 in Comeback Win
The Young Athletics rally with three runs in the ninth inning to top the Liberty Stars 6-5. Pitcher Jackson fanned sixteen, Clark struck out eight, and Garriel caught for the Athletics while Stark and Mead were behind the Liberty battery.
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Liberty Stars
Young Athletics
Athletics
Jackson
Clark
Stark
Mead
Garriel
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Borden
Canada
Ghent
Gerge Reid
Edward Morris
Australia
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John W. Gates
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ALL Indians
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Reaman
Third Avenue
W. H. Hall
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St. Louis
Saturday Evening Post
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Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
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RED Bank News
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Cyrus King
Mr. King
Mr. Shad
Delaware River
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Feinberg & Kanter Telephone
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