Notice of Election in Long Branch Ward Districts
Notice discloses a primary election in Long Branch Monmouth on May 4 to choose delegates to the National Convention for Republicans and Democrats. It lists election districts, ward boundaries, and polling places including Tidependen Fire Engine House 19 21 Avenue, Hughes Building 148% Third Avenue, West End Engine House Second Avenue, Ocean Engine House 27 Norwood Avenue, City Hall 344 Broadway, Branchport Hose Company 30 Branchport Avenue, and more. Also states election hours 1 to 9 PM and city clerk Bryant & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabet Elven
Long Branch
Monmouth
Banaow
Sev
Ity
Ee Ae
Repn
Act
Seid
First Wakl
North Broadway
Seconven
Fourth Avenue
Bioad
Chelsea Avenue
Atlantic Ocean
Beascong
Tidependen
Second Ward
First District
Ocean Avenue
Morris Avenue
Division Street
Willow Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Ovewn Avenue
Board of Registry
Third Avenue
Hughes
Second District
Second Avenue
Third Ward
Broadway
Morrell Street
Bath Avenue
Pearl Street
Norwood Avenue
West End Avenue
Board of Registry and Election
Atton & Clark’s
Waecond District
Wall Street
Oakwood Avenue
New Jersey
Grand Avenue
Oceanie
Fourth Ward
Liberty Street
Fourth
City Hall
New Jersey Southern Railroad Company
Edwards Brook
Neptime Hose Company
Branchport Avenue
Fifth Ward
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Atlantic Avenue
Long Branch Creek
Shrewsbury River
Fiinn’s Creek
Seventh Avenue
Joline Avenue
Lippincott Avenue
Rockwell and
Jolineagen
Harry Clagan
Shrewsbury
Turtle Mill Brook
Aneae
Ti Try
Branchport Howe Company
Sixth Ward
Edgar Levy
Aphie James
Fresh Pond Road
Nari
Columbia Place
Beloning
Harriet Russell
Ein
John KR
Manahassett Creek
John R. West
Bath Shrewsbury
Troutman’s Creek
Troutmans Creek
Sea View Avenue
Oliver Byron
Rixth Ward
Henton Avenue
Orth
Rea View Avenue
Atlantic
Tiberty Street
Isaac van Tine
Bryant
Gincerest Flattery Inspires Tooth Request from Aunt Dorothy
A boy admires Aunt Dorothy after a dental mishap and asks the dentist to craft a tooth like hers. The incident, described in Youth's Companion, shows how a chipped front tooth becomes a model for imagination and flattery from a young admirer.
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Dorothy
Bobby
Battleships sail to Cuban waters as land force readies
Government actions intensify as battleships head toward Cuban waters and a large land force stands prepared for possible invasion of Mexico. Administration officials coordinate across agencies, signaling a significant move amid mounting tensions.
Mobilization of Fleet Rapid Events Reported
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus leads the Atlantic fleet arriving at Tompkinsville aboard the Washington to begin southerly movement. Battleships Minnesota Mississippi Missouri and Ohio rush marines and war matériel southward, while Delaware sails up the Hudson to embark troops. Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island Montgomery take on supplies at Hampton Roads, Nebraska heads to Key West, Culgea loads at Hampton Roads for the voyage south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Osterhaus
Tompkinsville
Washington
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Narrows
Delaware
Hudson River
West
Ninety Sixth Street
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Montgomery
Hampton Roads
Nebraska
Gulf of Mexico
Key West
Culgea
Navy Seizes Cuban Crisis With Expanded Marine Force
Washington May 27 Commanding officers of every battalion of marines have orders to be ready to sail to Cuba at a moment's notice. Marines aboard eight battleships and the armored cruiser Washington are increased to 190 men each, with 1,710 aboard the ships and 8,400 naval men available for action. The plan aims to suppress the Cuban insurrection using fleet forces, with possible invasion plans extended toward Mexico if needed. High Navy officials and Assistant Secretary Winthrop coordinate the rapid movement and landing preparations at Key West and Hamp ton roads as orders flow to all divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Stattes
Navy Department
Cuba
Key West
Department of State
Navy
Army
Department
Mexico
Guantanamo
HB. Vreeland
IT. M. Potts
Phill Andrews
Bureau of Navigation
Beekman Winthrop
Harry Wireless
New Jersey
Georgia
Rhode Island
Hampton Roads
Nebraska
Minnnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Yampkinsvee
South
Nurita Patent Medicine Promises Relief From Nerves
Advertises Nurita as a non narcotic remedy praised by users including former senators for neuritis and nerve pains. Claims a Box of Nurita from Pirk's or Wert's Pharmacy with money back guarantee if relief is not found. Mentions a physician’s formula and patent medicine status with no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hem
Beiatics
Neuritis
Howe
Senate
Nurita
Pirk
Wert's Pharmacy
Chemival Co
Fleet moves to meet German fleet at Hampton Roads
West by Wednesday. Back of this force, ready for instant service in an emergency, are the First and Second divisions of the battleship fleet, which include eight battleships of even greater strength and bigger crews. Two of these ships, the Florida and Utah, are superdreadnoughts. The Second division is now under orders to proceed to Hampton Roads to greet and accompany the German fleet, now on its way across the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Utah
Hampton Roads
Abel R. Kiviat Sets 1500m World Record at Celtic Park
Abel R. Kiviat national mile champion defeated rivals Oscar Hedlund New England champ Melvin Sheppard and Frank Riley to win at Celtic Park New York in 4 minutes 59.16 seconds, three-fifths of a second faster than the prior world best by P Wilson of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel R. Kiviat
Celtic Park
New York
Plendid
Oscar Hedlund
New England
Melvin Sheppard
Frank Riley
Kiviat
P. Wilson
England
President's Sabbath Walk Through Fifth Avenue Blocked
On his constitutional Sabbath stroll in New York the president and his party were forced to walk single file past a building under construction on Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Man and Wife Slain After Trip in Auto
San Diego May 27 An old grudge drove Bert G Lewis to lie in wait for C T Tolliver and his wife as they returned home from an automobile trip. He fired seventeen times with an automatic revolver, killing Tolliver and fatally wounding Mrs Tolliver who reached a telephone before dying. Lewis confessed saying Tolliver had caused his wife to leave him. Tolliver, known in San Francisco for airship investments, had tied up links to a prior suit over alienation of his wife’s affections. a later suit over borrowed money also ended unfavorably for Tolliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Bert G. Lewis
C. Tl. Yolliver
Lewis
Tolliver
Tollivers
Evon
Two crooks held up Newark man and jailed in Williamsburg
Two self confessed robbers Louis Miller of New York and William Seltzer of Williamsburg were arrested by detectives in Williamsburg after allegedly luring a Newark businessman to a vacant house. They beat and choked him, stealing $180 and a gold watch before being held on assault and robbery charges. Bail was set at 5000 dollars.
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Newark
N. J
Williamsburg
Louis Miller
New York
William Seltzer
Hach
Dodd
Boy Killed by Broken Baseball Bat at Barrington Game
Frederick A Anim, eleven, of Second Street Camden, was killed during a Barrington versus Lindenball baseball game when a broken bat struck him along the third base line as Walter Githens batted. He was knocked unconscious and died before a physician arrived.
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Camden
N. J
Frederick A. Anim
Second Street
Barrington
Lindenwall
Young Anim
Walter Githens
Githens
Anim
Tens of Thousands Witness Navy Yard Services Parade
In New York on May 27 a huge crowd estimated at 30,000 gathered at the Brooklyn navy yard for the tenth annual day moss. Soldiers sailors veterans and civic bodies filled the Grand Marshal Mitch ell led a line of 0 850 fours along side streets to the yard. Guests occupied most rooms while onlookers crowded outside the iron fence. Nearby bullrings were topped by swings as spectators watched the services.
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New York
Mitchell
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Moss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuban
New York City
Fred Gompart
W. 148Th St
American Press Association
Taft
Bain
J.C. Disbrow
Broadway Long Branch
Chas E. Morris
C. B. Deaver Broadway
Rockwell Ave
Good Prunes
Enterprise ‘Market
Broadway Telephone
Henry S. Meyer
Mgr
Fairbanks
Cottolene
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Snider's
Hecker
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Frederick J. Anim
Navy Yard
Boynton
Boynton Furnace CO
137Th St
the Handy Shop
Iver Johnson
Wm. H. Parker
Eve
A. F. Golden
Roops & Abels
Wallach
Arrow Brand
Goldstein & Sons
Harry Goldstein
WM. Bryan the
Elberon Florist
Reason
West End
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
161 Bradway
J. Hill
New Goldstein
Kline
Meyers
6Th Ave
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