Chattle Chips Student Athletics Plan Fall Schedule
The article notes a spring plan to set next fall athletic schedules for Chattle and Athentin tech, with two score athletes expected at the Ashbury meet and hopes of breaking the 100 yard dash record set by Schanck of Asbury in 1911. Mentions choir of invitations and Harvard editorial election for Pitman PB.
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Ashbury
Schanck
Asbury
Pitman PB. Potter
Chattle
Hlervard
Harvard
Harvard Crimeon
Sues Colonel Harvey for $34 on auto supplies
Charles E. Miller of New York sues Colonel George Harvey of Harper's Weekly in Municipal Court to recover 34 for auto supplies shipped to Allenhurst that allegedly never reached destination. United States Express admits loss but says liability limited to 50 per receipt.
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Charles E. Miller
Readestreet
New York
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Allenhuret
United States Express Company
New York and New Jersey Baseball League Opens in Middletown
The league opener at Middletown N Y featured Lanes Branch versus Middletown M with Cox tossing the first ball. Mayor Newcomb to throw first ball at the new field as Edwards Band plays for the occasion amid a 160 strong Middletown delegation. Villazon and Gonzales named for Middletown opening with Cubans visiting Giants-Long Branch third game teased. weather hindered play and Padrone struggled with control last Sunday.
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New York and New Jersey Baseball League
Middletown
N. Y
Lanes Branch
Cox
Baseball Park
Edwards
Bryant B. Newcomb
Lynch Piching
McGraw
Sague
Poughkeepsie
Villazon
Gonzales
Giants
Long Branch
Padrone
Women’s Many Ballots in Atlantic City Council Race
In Atlantic City on May 22 the State Council, Daughters of Liberty, closed after bitter contests with Miss Alice Peer of Hoboken elected State Councilor. Selections for National Council representatives drew 28 candidates and 128 ballots. Hannah Meyer of Jersey City named State Associate Councilor and others named as vice councilor Elizabeth Holmes Westfield, associate vice councilor Sarah Lerch Chatham, associate secretary Minerva E B Culin Camden, associate treasurer Louisa E Bartruff Newark.
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Atlantic City
Mies Alice Peer
Hoboken
State Council
Daughters of Liberty
Alice Peer
National Council
Hannah Meyer
Jersey City
Elizabeth Holmes
Westfield
Sarah Lerch
Chatham
Minerva Eb, Culin
Camden
Louisa E. Bartruff
Newark
Cardinal Ball Team Formed In Long Branch
A western city group formed a new amateur baseball club the Cardinals. George Howland is captain John Shafter manager and John Carhart coach. They seek games on Saturdays and holidays and invite interest from other amateur teams with contact through manager Shafter at 206 Broadway Long Branch N J. Separately Miss Helen P Strong county superintendent spoke at the First Reformed Church and Simpson M E church on recent evenings.
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Cardinals
George Howland
John Shafter
John Carhart
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
Christian graduates rise in South Indian churches
Christianity in India reports a strong Christian presence in higher education. In South India today about 1000 Christian college graduates lead in Christian communities. Of 25,000 students in higher education, 6493 attend Christian colleges.
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India
South India
Higber
Jury Reform Vote Spurs County Action
Governor Felder said Senator Fitzherbert would support the Kean bill creating a jury commissioner in each county. Senator Johnson and Manson also backed the measure, giving eleven votes with the acting governor’s disputed participation. The article also notes local community events and a fatal subway accident in New York.
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Torn
Wuld
Felder
Mennior Fitzherbert
Senate
Ilan
Mortis County
Johson
Sherif
Johnson
Kitzherbert
Kone Atler
Olympic
Monson
Kean
Paterson Strike Narrows as Police Brace for Militia
Reports from Paterson detail police lines around silk dyeing plants amid a strike and rioting. Seven girl workers were jailed, including eighteen year old Hannah Silberman with a sixty day sentence. Counsel Gustav Hunziker said an appeal would be filed as authorities seek to quell clashes between strikers and women employees.
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Welleranann
Newunion
Teeorder Carroll
Hannah Silberman
Recorder Carroll
toTtannah Silberman
Union Square
Quinlan
Governor Street
Hannah
Gustav Hunziker
Plice
Fire destroys Keansburg farmer’s barn and livestock
The barn of Thomas Savern in Keansburg was burned to the ground last Tuesday night in a mysterious manner. A team of good horses, feed, and farming tools were lost. The barn was insured for 100 dollars. no insurance covered the horses or other buildings. The fire was spotted around ten o'clock by Savern's family, but it was already too late to save any of the property.
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Keansburg
Thomas _Savern
Tidal Variations Across Isthmus Regions
The Atlantic Ocean tides differ sharply between Colon and Panui due to a coastward obstruction blocking Caribbean inflow. At Colon water rises seven inches, while at Panui the rise reaches about fifteen feet. The barrier redirects tides into adjacent basins causing the disparity.
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Tinea
Colon
Panui
Caribbean Sea
North Pacific Ocean
Handy Woman Mandy Makes Dainty Dresses
The passage praises Mandy, called a handy woman, as skilled at dressing white gowns as a wife. Rastus compliments Mandy and notes her ease with dressmaking, likening it to simple tasks.
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Rastus
Mandy
Puck
Tears and parlor justice in a Memphis murder case
Prdueas Tears. General Luke Wright once wept openly in court while defending a murder suspect as his son, the state prosecutor, praised him for tears only a $5 000 fee could elicit. The scene, reported in Satuality Evening Post, contrasts fatherly emotion with courtroom profit. Mr and Mrs Matthias Dangler return home to Morford Avenue after a year in Eatontown.
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Prmeleas
Luke Wright
Philippines
Memphis
Wright
Lis
Tim
Satuality Evening Post
Matthias Dangler
Eatontown
Morford Avenue
Exempt Firemen Enjoy Stay Here In Pageant Display
Visiting firemen tested response efficiency with a boxing call drill across Ocean Avenue and Broadway. Chief Schwark led the rapid arrival of units with times ranging from 1.25 to 8.3 minutes, while spectators cheered. Executive Committee of the State Exempt Firemen’s Association elected Walsh as chairman and Adams as secretary. Hackensack chosen as next convention site for June 1914. Red Bank Improvement Society elected two new members and plans a banquet for June 5. Miss Harriet Barrows and Hugh Rankin announce engagement for a future wedding in Attleborough and Brookline exchanges.
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Ocean Avenue
Arrowsmith
Broadway
Firet
Schwark
Dalyg
Hiberon Horenrg
Neptunes
West End
Byron
Chief Kingsland
Moeron
Chamber of Commerce
Beck
Specialty Film Co
Hope
Morris Avenue
Moving Picture Man
Hull
State Exempt Firemen's Association
P. W. Walsh
Phillipsburg
Horace G. Adams
George J. Kinkle
Bridgeton
R. B. Storm
Long Branch
Joseph Baker
Dover
C. P. Fields
Trenton
Tony Frylinck
Passaic
James McDonald
Harrison
EB. J. Doremus
J. Doremus
M.afits
Simmons
South Orange
Los Isaacs
West Hoboken
Judson M. Startup
Jersey City
New Red Bank Society
Improvement Society of the
Red Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Tew
Howard
Se TaOn
James Cooper
Presbyterian Brotherhood
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Margaret Egolf
Sea Bright
Harry N. Errickson
Freehbld
Bradevelt
Father Goff
Holmdel Exchange
Mrs. Errieckson
Philadelphia
Box 1
Dixon Cascade
Bluff Walk
Pyrene Manufacturing Co
Lippincott House
Margaret Lippincott
Lippincott
Lippincott Avenue
Pelding
Munson
Woo
J B B. Stephenson
Aysbury M. E
WiLliam N. Potter
Parry Chavey
Anabelle Gulick
Lelitia Whiting
Ella Hoyt
Madeline West
Adele Presley
Mildred Conk
Mabel Stephenson
George Covert
Jane
R. B. Stephenson
Port Monmouth
Gladys Heyers
Joseph Covert
Edward Williams
Joseph L. Covert
Gettysburg
Bayehore
New York and
New Jersey
Port Monmouth Athletic Club
Mills’ Diamond
Benett
Washington, D. C
Wilson
National Drainage Congress and Fire Insurance Agents
Reading
James Johnson
Paterson
Mildred
Kansas Side
Kansas City
Tlome Journal
Steinbach’s
Main Street
Lake Avenue
Armstrong’s
Asbury Park
America
D. Armstrong & Company
Strinhard Asbury Hark
New Jerary
Hackensack
Johnb. Miller
Edward Simonson
Freehold
T. W. Bamburger
North Plainfield
Philiph. Garry
Rahway
Miss. Barrows
Harriet Barrows
Henry T. Barrows
Attleborough
Mass
Ira Barrows
Monmouth Beach
Hugh Rankin
Isaac O. Rankin
Brookline
Rankin
Yale
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R. B. Storms
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