Steinbach Emporium Opens Largest Resort Store In World
Asbury Park hosts Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on his speaking tour while Steinbach Co opens a vast new store transforming the historic retail complex. The five to four story addition features mahogany fixtures, thousands of display windows, multiple entrances, automatic sprinklers, and a dedicated beauty shop. Officials anticipate extended opening sales, a lighted interior, orchestra, and fare refunds for out of town shoppers during May 25 to June 1.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Steinbach
John Steinbach
Wht
Steinbach Co
America
Banys Avenue
Long Branch
Daily Record
Steinbach Company
Law
Keyport News Local Moves And Appointments
George W Pease returns from Baltimore business trip Edward A Denton joins H D Du Bois real estate firm Minehost W Howard Lake renovates Mansion House awnings G F Perin to relocate Jersey Central Traction to Keyport Ormond Walling family move into new home Hazel Bowne visits Chicago Miss 73 voters registered by affidavit for upcoming primary Captain and Mrs William M Thrown now in Norfolk Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pease
Baltimore
Edward A. Denton
Keansburg
H. D. du Bois
W. Howard Lake
G. F. Perin
Jersey Central Traction Company
Seattle
Washington
Ormond, Walling
Iet Street
Alfred DB. Stoney
Hazel Bowne
Charles Suydamy
ChiCago
William M. Thrown
Norfolk
Red Bank Happenings Guests and a Grace-Methodist Talk
Red Bank notes guest visits from Taunton Mase Jersey City and Worthington N Y as families gather at Branch avenue homes. Grace Methodist Church hosted Rev Everett D Van Dright who spoke on Jesus the Magnet illustrating attraction of believers with a magnet showing pins and nails to compare appeal of Christian conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley 41. Richardson, Jr
Taunton
Mase
W. B. Tuthill
Hudson Avenue
Tuthill
Red Bank
Jersey City
Edward Denise
Branch Avenue
Joseph Rosenthal
Worthington
N. Y
William J. Wilson
Montclair
van Dright
Christiane
Han
New Monmouth Notes report from Jersey City visitors
New Monmouth items note Mr and Mrs Timothy Reddington Jr of Jersey City visiting Mrs Ellen Reddington. Mrs Archibald Sutphin, ill with grip and fever, convalescing slowly. Leslie J Lownes to lead Christian Endeavor Society meeting Sunday discussing Missionary Progress in Asia. Thomas J Carman of Foxehase Pa visiting Albert W Morford for several days.
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Timothy Reddington, Jr
Jersey City
Port Monmouth Pointers Ship 498 Bunches of Pittie Asparagus
Edwin Gordon shipped 498 bunches of pittie asparagus to New York, sold at 3.25 per dozen. Gordon is famed for fine asparagus in Monmouth county. Frank A. Sweezy secured vessel licenses in Perth Amboy. Welting shipmasters include Sweezy Conklin of Riverhead. William H. Bweexy and Serena Waxtmond are noted residents. Douglass Cook of Belford has a contract for a new modern home adjacent to her farm neighbors.
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Edwin Gordon
New York
Gordon
Monmouth County
Frank A. Sweezy
New York and New Jersey Fish and Oil Company
Perth Amboy
Sweezy Conklin
Riverhead
L. 1
William H. Bweexy
Serena Waxtmond
Douglass Cook
Belford
Thomas J. Casler
Edgar Wilson
Jersey City
London Professor Urges Peace In Roosevelt Taft Feud
In a letter from Prof. Charles T. Stove formerly of Chattle High School now in New York he visits Regent's Park Chapel on May 12 and urges prayers for the king royal family and a halt to the Roosevelt Taft clash praising calm Christian unity and expressing interest in Lon don’s city commission election results.
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London
America
William HH. Robinson
Charles T. Stove
Chattle High School
Regent's Park Chapel
F. Th. Meyer
Stone
Commission
Baseball results from National and American leagues and more
National League games in Pittsburgh and St Louis produced eight to one and nine to three scores. American League action saw Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, New York, and Chicago win or lose with varied totals. Standings list New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Boston, and Pittsburgh with records shown. International and New York State league results include Buffalo, Jersey City, Toronto, Rochester, Baltimore, Newark, and Montreal with multiple game outcomes and standings.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Adama
Kelly
Brown
Kilng
Owens
Brenton
St. Louis
Sea Louis
Rigler
Winneran
L. B
New York
Phila'phialy
Cincinnati
Aly
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Clevel
Cleotte
Wood
Nunamaker
George, Adams and
Wasterly
Westervelt
O'Loughlin
Philadelphia
Ah, Fm
Philad'phin
Ender
Thomas
Late
C Brown
Stephens
Perrine and Dineen
Houns and
Ngan
Cluda We Ke PU
W. FC
Cleveland
Bowton
Philaphia
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Buffalo
Jersey City
Hatteries
Stroud
Behang
Mason
McHale and Wells
Toronto
Newark
Moveller
Lush and Higgins
Eneman
Martin and Blattrock
Bergen
Rochester
Baltimore
Jersey C
U . Montreal
Aly Buffalo
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Bingh
Binghamton Ooo SL
Byzacune
Ose TB
Elmira
le P.O
Utlea
Albany
Ibarre
Binghton
Syracuse
Troy
Beranton
Vaccination Death Claim Inconclusive Verdict
Coroner in New York rules vaccination contributed to the death of seven month old Edward Tetrnazkiewix from lockjaw. Vaccination given by a board of health physician cited as cause, infant developed spasms and succumbed despite several physicians efforts. Weather outlook shows showers with warmer eastern portion and cooler conditions tomorrow.
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Lockjaw
New York
Edward Tetrnazkiewix
Alfred Hye Les
Board of Health
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Childs’ Grocery Co
Selly Eresh
Childs
Barnegat
Lakewood
Farmingdale
iIt
California
Girard
Peeriess
Bennet
Norway
Curtice Brothers
Fairbanks’ Cottolene
Fulton
Broadway
New Steinbach Company
Emporium
Keyport News
NEW Monmouth News
Johnson- Goodnough Shoe CO
Ben Franklin
Tread
Strate
Boy Scout
Teddy
Rutherford, N. J
American Press Association
Baseball
Kansas City Journal
C. B. Deaver Broadway
Rockwell Ave
Jersey
Deaver Pure Cocos
Livers Lhot
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