Methodist Usher Hit By Bat In Red Bank Incident
Red Bank report describes Joseph Asdy badly injured when Alden Mason swung a bat at a ball during a game between Methodist Usher Union and Baptist Ushers Union. Asdy regained consciousness and returned home to rest, then worked next morning.
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Methodist
Joseph Asdy
Ushers’ Union
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Alden G. Mason
Baptist Ushers’ Union
Mr. Asay
Prospect Park
Shoes for Men and Boys at Rogers Port Stores
A compact ad notes sporting shoes from bargain tennis pairs to $4 russet leather Oxfords. Highlights include golf shoes, hunting boots, BR Moccasins, and many other footwear items. Emphasizes quality over price. Stores listed at Three Broadway Stores Warren St 13th St 34th St Manhattan. Mr D H Phelan invites personal service at Thirteenth Street store.
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Manhattan
D. H. Phelan
Chelsea Ave
Thirteenth Street
Collison Cuts Doomed Steamer Goodyear in Lake Huron
Port Huron May 25 report says the steel steamer Goodyear of Mitchell Transit sank after a fog bound collision with the James B. Wood near Point Aux Barques. Eighteen aboard perished while Captain Gibson of the Wood labored seven hours to rescue others, a lifeboat capsize and a drowning infant amid the frantic scene.
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Port Huron
Mich
Frank UH. Goodyear
Mitchell Transit Company
Lake Huron
Point
Auxbarques
Peragus
Mat
James B. Wood
Gilchrist Neet
Iimidships
Gibson
Wood
Goodyear
Captahy Gibson
Steward Bassett
WILL TRY ALBANY FLIGHT Glenn Curtiss Aims For 10000 Prize
New York May 25 Glenn J Curtiss the aeroplanist will attempt tomorrow to fly in his biplane from Albany to this city with one stop at Chevas covering about 160 miles. He expects a three hour thirty minute trip, near the Empire State Express time.
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Glenn Curtiss
New York
Glenn J. Curtiss
Albany
Chevas
Dite
Cupmiss
Panthan
Orleans
Arcis-sur-Aube
London
Manchester
Paulbanen
Litchfield
Curtiss
Through the Cracks and a Crack in Insight
A brief quip set contrasts two Scots listening to Edward Irving with the remark that light can come through a crack. The second vignette in Boston Transcript style plays on a late night miscommunication about work.
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Edward Irving
Scotland
Dunfries
Willie
Wil
Good and Sufficient Reason Poem Fragment
Editor Tut asks for a poem. A speaker protests lack of a stamp, and Lenihan Palle is mentioned in this clipped newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Lenihan Palle
Portnail-Peck Hotel Clam Bake Season Opens
J Hubbard Wardell proprietor of the Portnail-Peck Hotel prepares for a busy summer with a new dining room and extra space. Summer plans include colored musicians and weekend entertainments as bookings for clam bakes and parties rise. The first big bake is June 18 with 15 members of the Travellers Jewelers Association as guests. In Red Bank, Lippincott rents the Stephen V Arrowsmith house furnished for the season. Edwin G Burr sells a 28 acre farm on Riverdale road in Shrewsbury to Lester B Churchill of New York. Churchill to take possession this fall. Allaire Son of Red Bank handled the sale.
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J. Hubbard Wardell
Portnaiu-Peck Hotel
Sinter
Jime
Travellers’ Jewelers Association
Maiden Lane
New York
Lippincott
The
International Bank
Wall Street
Stephen V. Arrowsmith
Red Bank
Seagall
Shrewsbury
Edwin G. Burr
Riverdale Road
Lester B. Churchill
Churchill
Allaire & Son
Oceanport Girl Sick Miss Elsie Riddle Confined Home
Oceanport resident Miss Elsie Riddle, daughter of Douglass Riddle, remains ill at home. Nearby Red Bank helper Harry Patterson visited his farm near Red Bank today. The Philathen Society of the Piloted Baptist Church Red Bank held a strawberry ice cream festival in the church Jeature room, decorated with Japanese lanterns and flowers. The event netted $16 for club purposes, organized by May Conklin Josephine McQueen Cordelia Davis Cecil Weaver Florence Clinton and Edith L Hook.
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Philathen Society
Piyot Baptist Church
Red Iank
Misses May Conklin
Josephine McQueen
Cordelia Davis
Cecil Weaver
Florence Clinton
Edith L. Hook
Memorial Day simwberry festival at Red Bank hall
A Memorial Day night festival at St James hall Red Bank features a simwberry festival and dance with Holly woods orchestra. Proceeds benefit St James Catholic Church Red Bank. Committee includes Mrs Brasen Mrs Leroy Mrs Hoff man and others.
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St. James’ Hall
Red Bank
Hollywoods Orchestra
St. James’ Catholic Church
Prank Brasen
David Leroy
Charles Hoffman
Edward O'Maherty
George van Brunt
Handley Chaplain's Career and Regimental Duties
Handley, a Rutgers and Old Bridge Sayreville graduate, served as Second Regiment chaplain for three years and studied at NYU. Col. Nelson Y. Dungan will command maneuvers at Gettysburg starting July 9, while Dr Glazebrook retires amid aging infirmities after a storied ministry and a celebrated Spanish-American War sermon.
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Rutgers College
Old Bridge
Sayreville
William Skinner
Newark
Theodore Strong
New Brunswick
Demorest
Handley
University of the City of New York
Gettysburg
Pent
Nelson Y. Dungan
Somerville
Clazebrook
New Jersey
Sea Girl
Glazebrook
South Carolina
John McDowell
Italian Editor Assault Controversy Rages Along Coast
Dispute pits two Italian newspapers over Henry Benvenga of Asbury Park. Bradley Beach editor Stefanelli faces $100 bail on assault charge after a cane incident at Asbury Park. August Brenie backs Benvenga amid factional tensions. Local figures signal a charged period with letters of denial and public dispute. Visiting Philadelphia residents also noted in Shrewsbury.
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Bradley
Henry Benvenga
Asbury Park
M. A. Stefanelli
Bradley Beach
Benvenga
August Brenie
Brouse
Stefanelli
Lack Handleirs
Denvenga
Borden
Asbury Church Ladies Aid Ice Cream Festival
The Ladies Aid of Asbury M B Church host an ice cream festival in the worship building this afternoon and plans to close tonight. The event is decorated and drew visitors including Mrs. C. M. Patterson of Sycamore avenue Shrewsbury visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank Fairchild. Concurrent notices include Quaker Cemetery fence fundraising by A Holmes Borden of Shrewsbury and Tetley’s initiation into Montaith Star Lodge in Red Bank with a lodge gathering and a Keyport trip by members.
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Asbury
Ladies’ Aid
Oelery
Asbury M. B
Woline
C. M. Patterson
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Mes. Frank Fairchild
Brooklyn
A. Holmes Borden
Matontown-Red Lank Road
Borden
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Albert Harding
Walter
Reed
Atlantic Avenue
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Barbara Wegt
Nelson Lockwood
Galilee
James Cooper
Thomas Cooper
Rusty Club
William van Wickle
Nicholas van Wickle
Batontown
Eatontown
Jy Wesley Reese
Charles Breese
Harry Pay
Undertaker Smith
Keyport
Bungalow Colony
Porlane Peek
Pleasure ‘Bay Drawbridge
Tak-n- Hospital
Sam Janrsky
Eisner
Clothing Factor
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Joseph Patterson
Mt. Holly
Caleb Patterson
Rogers Port & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Glenn H. Curtiss
Griggs
Briges
Boston Transcript
Port-au-Peek
Jewelers Association
Oceanport
Elsie Riddle
Douglassiddle
Harry Patterson
Clarence White
Red Baul
Emmet Wilburn
Railroad Avenue
Hatontown
M. L. Hollywood
Monmouth Street
Raising Methodist Library
Piast Methodist Church
Red Tank
Walliam Kiliett
John Watson
Kenneth Morford
Kathy Warden
Frank K. Gano
Dr. Howard
Handley Chaplain
Mrs. Mobris
Walter Morris
Wanamaker’s
Evening Telegram
Evening Mall
Evening Post
Brooklyn Standard Union
Interborough Subway
Nagaushi
Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
Broadway
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Street
Daily—Record
Cookman and
Grand Avenues
Chambrays
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