Fractured Skull Fatal After Bicycle Accident
A teenage cyclist known as Buck Buck, aged soon to be seventeen, dies after a bicycle crash possibly with a curb or a passing automobile. The front wheel collapsed, sending him onto the sidewalk while a loud crash occurred. He was survived by his father Edward Buck and several siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending with Greenlawn Cemetery in care of William H. Morris Jr. Funeral Director.
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Buck Hard
Buck
Nudd
Slocum Place
Young Buck
Edward Buck
William
Edward
Frank
Asbury Park
Earnest
Walter
Hattie Hammersing
New York
Carrie Layton
Eva Parker
Oceanport
Greenlawn Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Chattle Chips Highlights From School Sports and Games
Report notes senior day activities with boys and girls alternating seats in study hall and festive attire. Chath beat Freehold 6-3 in opening football contest and prepares for a return game. Harold Lockwood dazzles in high jump while East Jersey Meet looms on Memorial Day. Also mentions Leebe's two two-baggers and two assists in Saturday baseball.
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East Jersey
Harold Lockwood
Leebe
Memorial Day Sermon at Grace Methodist Church Red Bank
The Grace Methodist Church in Red Bank hosted a Memorial Day sermon last night. Rev. James C. Lord preached as members of Arrowsmith Post No. 61 G A R and Samuel T Sleeper Camp No. 16 Sons of Veterans attended in a body and seated near the pulpit. The church was richly decorated with flags and an augmented choir sang, highlighted by a duet from Leroy Chamberlain and Alvin Whiting.
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Red Bank
Grace Methodist Church
James C. Lord
Arrowsmith Post
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Velerans
Samuel T
Leroy Chamberlain
Alvin Whiting
Gargare Appeals Sentence From Auto Theft Conviction
Trenton New Jersey May 25 Gargare of Lakewood appeals his 18 months to 12 year prison term for auto theft in Toms River. Police labeled him ring leader of a thief gang which stole six Packards one Daimler and one Ford. Gargare clashed with Prosecutor Siler during trial and failed to justify buying expensive cars for 300 to 400 dollars.
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Gargare
New York
New Jersey
Daly
Ciimeéere
Ford
George B. Siler
Massive Use of Wood Screws Reported Nationwide
An estimate suggests that 4,705,000,000 wood screws are employed annually across the United States. The figure highlights the scale of carpentry and manufacturing activities relying on wood fasteners.
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United States
Convict on Trial for Murder Today in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on May 25 the jury for George Graham white convict charged with killing Walter Anderson colored fellow prisoner at the state prison on February 25 was selected and seated Supreme Court Justice Trenchard presiding. Graham and Anderson worked in the prison shirt shop when an argument led to Anderson's stabbing death. Anderson had shot and wounded jeweler Samuel Gordon in October 1907 and robbed B Stollar of goods worth over 900. he faced a thirteen year term.
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Joseph McGarvey
Abbottsford Avenue
Offiger McGarvey
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Trenton
N. J
George Graham
Walter Anderson
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Justice Trenchard
Graham
Anderson
Child Run Down On Third Avenue In Busy Intersection
A child from Monmouth avenue was struck on Third Avenue and Broadway at around 3 PM. Edward Farry of Matawan drove the car. the child’s head injuries were serious and she was taken to a hospital after the crash.
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Third Avenue
Francis Katz
Monmouth Avenue
Broadway
Edward Farry
Matawan
Mr. Parry
Study In Rings Engages Bargain Ring Banter
In a Chicago News item a shopkeeper jokes that five or six wedding rings require a trayful of engagement rings to offset the wedding rings. The playful exchange highlights stock breadth and pricing humor.
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Fleweler
Chicago News
Smiles That Slip In a Quiet Domestic Scene
Susan discusses Marcella's mood and kiss with Ondre in a domestic vignette. The dialogue hints at tension as Susan notes rouge on her lips from a kiss while Marcella remains emotionally distant.
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Susan
Marcella
Ondre
Dudge
Pawned watch shows enduring value over decade
A London Opinion quip notes a father’s watch, given ten years ago, still in use as the owner remarks it has been pawned for the twentieth time, illustrating steady demand or economic strain.
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London Opinion
When Mother Is Needed in General Guidance
A Galveston News quotation stresses a girl rarely feeds a mother as she proves a perfect figure. It notes that little minds are tamed by misfortune and that event minds rise above it, attributed to Waitington Irving.
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Galveston
Waatington Irving
Mrs C R Applegate Praises Vinci Cod Liver Remedy
Mrs C R Applegate of Dayton Ohio touts Vinci cod liver with iron as a life changing tonic for her pale boy appetite and vigor. The testimonial claims quick appetite rise and rosy cheeks with a strong safety promise and money back guarantee from Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch NJ for children.
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Vinci
Vincy
Mia
C. R. Applegate
Dayton
Ohio
Wert
Long Branch
Berema
Saxe
Envoys Reject Bryan Plan as Rebels Push on Jalapa
Justice Lamar signals progress on talks while en route conflicts continue. Rebels moving forces toward Jalapa as diplomatic efforts unfold in a tense Caribbean crisis.
Envoys reject plan for commission government in Mexico
Reported moves in Mexico show envoys spurning Bryan's commission form of government. General Carranza refuses to send a mediator to the conference. Vera Cruz dispatch notes 3,000 rebels landing near Vera Cruz moving toward Jalapa with attacks feared on the state capital.
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Bryan
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Vera Cruz
San Luis Potost
Washington
Jalapa
Bryan Plan Promoted for Mexico Commission Government
Reports from Ningira Falls and Washington describe Secretary Bryan backing a three member Mexican commission plan pending a constitutional election. The plan faces resistance from Brazilian, Argentine, and Chilean ministers who see no reason to assume enforcement duties. Meanwhile a Constitutionalist force of about 1,000 to 3,000 men reportedly landed north of Vera Cruz. General Candido Aguilar leads the operation toward Jalapa amid Huerta's defense. A statue of Ralph Waldo Emerson in the Concord public library is unveiled by Edith Perbes, a great granddaughter.
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Ningira Falls
Ont
Bryan
Mexico
Congress
Bryan Flan
A. B
United States
Huerta
Washington
Vera Cruz
Syumist
Anassador Riano
State Department
Foreign Office
Vera Crug
Anmorlcans
Mesiein
Riano
Beyan
Constitutional Junta
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz City
Jalapa
Vera Crag
Aguilar
Tampico
Yucatan
Jolaya
Mexico City
Vera Crus
Puebla
Concord, Sum
Ming Za
Tutph
Waldo Eimerson
Edith Perbes
Daniel Chester Preneh
Father Reynolds Dies at Red Bank Parish Leader Remembered
The life of Father Reynolds, longtime rector of St James Church Red Bank, is recounted. He rebuilt the rectory and church, funded a hall and school improvements, and oversaw a $70 000 church dedication by Cardinal Satelli. He funded eight acres of land for the cemetery and a $3 000 monument to three Monmouth priests. He was active in Republican politics civic affairs and the Knights of Columbus. The St James parochial school celebrated his 23rd anniversary as rector recently.
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Princeton
Young Men’s Catholic Club
Trenton
Father Reynolds
Holly
Sacred Heart Church
M. E. Kane
St. James’ Church
Red Bank
St. James
Father Kane
St. James’ Hall
Broad Street
Cardinal Satelli
Rome
St. James' Hall
Monmouth Street
Monmouth
Shrewsbury
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Children of
Periginals Visit Highlights Rutger Drill and Dance
Miss Hazel M. Bennett and Miss Hazel White returned home after visiting friends in New Brunswick. They attended the military drill and dance at Rutgers College during the trip.
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Hazel M. Bennett
Hazel White
New Brunswick
Rutgers College
El Paso Letter Describes Cross-Border Shifts and Ball Game
Fred Tetley, a former Red Banker with U S troops in El Paso Texas, writes May 17 to M F Tetlety detailing alarms from Villa’s general and a bandit, army mobilization at 3 80 a m, a river patrol, a ball game, and a monument where Texas New Mexico and Old Mexico meet. He notes Gunner exams and a possible $3 monthly raise.
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Fred Tetley
United States
el Paso
Texas
M. F. Tetlety
Broad Street
Villa
Tooon
GO. K
Rock Island Railroad Bridge
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Sun Hatcheries Rule Goldfish Breeding in China
In China a long tradition of goldfish farming positions eggs out of reach of males to hatch by the sun in shallow dishes. This method, rooted in centuries of practice, highlights a simple natural incubation approach used by breeders.
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China
Pacific Blockades and Peaceful War Paradox
A discussion explains pacific blockade as a peaceful state action in international law used to coerce or settle disputes without war. It notes disagreements among writers on whether blocking foreign ports is inherently an act of war regardless of motive.
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Pacific
Wwe of Ours
Philadelphia
Iressa
Advertising Rising in Daily Market Ads
Daily readers study ads to find buying opportunities as store advertising grows more important, reflecting a shift in consumer attention toward promotional messages and sales.
Obituary Notices for William F Megill and Claude Jones Ward
William Fletcher Megill died at the New Jersey State Hospital after years as a patient. His remains went to his Megill residence in firth avenue for private funeral arrangements with Hyer and Fleck. He was born in Lakewood to Deborah and the late William Megill and resided in Sea Bright for years. He leaves a widow, two children Lillian and John, his mother, four sisters, and three brothers. Interment will be at Greenlawn cemetery per family schedule. Claude Jones Ward, ex station agent at Galilee, died in Keansburg from a disease complication. His body was sent to Pennsylvania for burial.
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William F. Megill
William Fletcher Megill
New Jersey State Hospital
Hyer & Fleck
Megill
Firth Avenue
Lakewood
Deborah
Wiliam Megill
Sea Bright
Lillian
Third Avenue
John Megill
H Elizabeth McMahon
W. H. Smith
Brooklyn
Annie Woolley
Farmingdale
Peter Pary
Morton A. Barnes
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Claude Jones
Keansburg
Galilee
Pennsylvania
Pocket handkerchief called queerest word in language
The passage traces the etymology from kerchief to handkerchief to pocket handkerchief, noting the progression from head covering to one kept in the pocket. It emphasizes the evolving sense of a small cloth held in the hand and stored in the pocket.
At the Top and Bottom Of All the People in Europe
The report notes that among European populations the French have the fewest children while the Irish have the most, highlighting wide fertility differences across countries.
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Europe
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