Red Bank Council Meets Briefly in a Short Session
The Red Bank Council approved a report by Expert Accountant Herbert W. Hill on the collector’s books, with plans to publish it in the cheapest local paper. Debates arose over printing costs, as the report may run over $300 and be awarded to the Hed Hack Register for publication. The meeting also set bids for curb and sidewalk work on Maple avenue and discussed building lines on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Hill
W. M. Thompson
Red Bank
Oliver
Hill
George Chance
Hed Hack Register
William A. Sweeney
Standard
Sweeney
Register
Cook
Maple Avenue
Bergen Lace
Broad Street
Higginson
Wallace
Mechanic Streets
First National Bank
State Board of Health
Park Place
Board of Education
George D. Cooper
Prospect Avenue
Phillips
Drummond Flace
A. D. Cooper
Wharf Avenue
Union Street
Woods
Engagement Announced for Miss Johanna Schroeder
Mr and Mrs Carl Schroeder of 685 South Twentieth Street Newark announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Johanna Schroeder to Oscar H Newman son of Mrs Mary E Newman of 465 Patten Avenue Long Branch No date has been set for the wedding Advertise in the Daily Record or
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Carl Schroeder
South Twentieth Street
Newark
Johanna Schroeder
Oscar H. Newman
Mary E. Newman
Patten Avenue
Long Branch
Strikers Attack Painter. City in Anarchy Claim Grows
Amos Pinchot denounces conditions after a strike violence near Paterson New Jersey. Three attackers beat painter John Zysling to near death as 8 000 workers gather at Frank and Dugan mill causing arrests for unlawful assembly. Police detain several schoolgirls misidentified among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. d
Gaede
John Zysling
General Hospital
Chey
Lin
Zarsting
Prank & Dugan
Railroad Avenue
Capitan McBride
Mary Prancelli
Annie Deldorlo
Grand Jury
Beech Street
Doherty & Wadsworth
Ellison Street
Adolph Lessig
Ewald Koettgen
Two sentenced in New Jersey for threatening governor
Jacob Dunn received five years in the state prison at hard labor and Seeley Dunn two years for sending blackmailing letters to Wilson while he served as governor. Both were convicted by Judge Relistub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Jacob Dunn
New Jersey
Seeley Dunn
United States
Relistub Bere
Wilson
Pond Victim Identified in Kingston Area
Dr C O Suhler of a local sanitarium identified the body recovered from a shallow pond as Mrs Jennie Payne wife of H C Payne of Sug Garber. She had been a patient about a week undergoing treatment for nervous trouble and disappeared Saturday night, with authorities supposing she drowned. The body was found by a man and a boy on the town outskirts.
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Kingston
C. O Suhler
Roudont
Jennie Payne
H.C Payne
Sug Garber
Etiquette Question Highlights Pronoun Placement
A reader cites a sentence and Mary answers that politeness dictates mentioning the lady first. The exchange reveals early 20th century emphasis on courteous address in print.
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Mary
New York Tribune
Wees Corsets and Brassieres Advertisement
An advertisement lists DeBevoise brassieres at 50c quality 39c W B corsets 2.00 models for 1.50 Nemo corsets 2.00 model for
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DeBevoise
W. B
Nemo
Crepe meteo and voile dresses offered at $74.50
The listing notes crepe meteo and voile dresses with prices of 74.50 dollars. It mentions sponge and ton crepe fabrics and two value items 22 50 and 3v.00.
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Eponge
Canton
Veils and ribbons and nicknacks sale listing
A shop catalog entry lists veils in Shetland and chiffon with prices from 21c to 1.50. It notes jabots collars, handkerchiefs, ribbons, candy, pencils, books, waste baskets, Kodak albums and post card frames with various low sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Parasol and jewelry samples with assorted prices
Catalog notes assorted parasols in cotton and linen with values from 1 to 2 dollars and various hats pins brooches and hair ornaments from a manufacturer's sample line offered at a few cents Each item mentions specific prices and descriptions including parasols and decorative hair pieces.
Embroidered Lace and Nainsook Goods Sale
Lace trimmed machine embroidered white centers at 69c and 50c Cretonne pillow slips table covers and pin cushions 69c to 50c Stamped corset covers on fine nainsook 26c 15c Stamped gowns on extra fine nainsook 69c 50c
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Steinbach Company
Rugs Parade in Bright Patterns for Every Room
Colorful Summer Rugs in wool and fiber blends attract shoppers. The line offers sizes from 20 by 48 inches up to 12 by 16 feet in varied colors and designs suitable for any room. Customers praise both wear and appearance.
Old Hickory Furniture Ad Promotes Large State Store
An advertisement touts the largest furniture business in the state offering extensive Old Hickory and green fibre furniture selections for homes and hotels. Prices range from 79 cents to $6.15 for chairs rockers settees and tables plus a variety of porch rugs in multiple sizes and grades.
Booster Day set for June 11 in Long Branch plans
The June 11 booster event includes pledges totaling thousands for two buses with the first to arrive next week. Merchants' Association President Lacour outlined ad plans and 100 matinee tickets while supporters urged advertising as a key to boosting the new bus line and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacour
Charles L. Edwards
Herbert
Meyers
A. F. Golden
Merchants’ Association
Hope
J. W. Ferguson
Catskill
New York Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch
Harold C. Morford
Morford
Ferguson
Mack Brick Contract Challenge in Atlantic City Bid Spar
A public letter questions the city’s brick contractor choice urging the city to verify bids from Atlantic City before awarding to Metropolitan Brick. The writer cites potential savings of over five thousand dollars and recalls a prior three thousand dollar loss avoided by certiorari proceedings. The notice also mentions the Practitioners Society banquet at Wardell's Hotel on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Long Branch
The
Practitioners’ Society of East Monmouth
Wardell’s Hotel
Pleasure Bay
Opening of State Reformatory for Women at Clinton N J
Guests at Clinton N J premises opening inspect the State Reformatory for Women and hear speeches by Governor Fielder Rt Rev Bishop McFaul and Judge Davis. The 360 acre farm houses and buildings host girls over 17 who receive instruction and occupation. Yesterday the inmates planted potatoes under a trained woman farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Reformatory For Women
Clinton
N. J
Leon Cubberley
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Grace L. Button
Red Bank
State Charities’ Aid
Jesse Minot
Fielder
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Davis
Clinton Reformatory
Caroline Alexander
Hoboken
No Use Trying in Electric Light Challenge
A humorous line notes that no man can blow out an electric light, reflecting disbelief in overpowering modern technology. The remark implies confidence in a steady, unflinching light source.
Walsh Act amendment approved by New Jersey Senate
The New Jersey Senate at Acting Governor Fielder's request passed Assemblyman McDermott's Walsh Act amendment. Key change allows recall of commissioners in any calendar year and bars transferring policemen and firefighters to other departments. A prior version favored broad transfers and limited recalls to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
Fielder
Assemblyman McDermott
Walsh Commission
Senator Edge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
RED Bank Council
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School
Lyceum
Lewis 8. Thompson
Brockdale Farm
Lincroft
H. Slocum
William D. Harper
Daily Record
Amos Pinchot
Karn
Steinbach
Wees
Armstrong and Queen
Netu Jersey
Asbury Bark
Arthur Hobson
Carnival Committee
Arrowsmith Post
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
S. of V
First Methodist Church
S. Monroe van Sant
Phis
Anna Young
Annabelle Francis
Tower
City Hall
William Lane
Edwards
City Recorder Arrowsmith
Theodore Woolley
C. R. R. Flagman
W. K. Campbell
Third Avenue
New Brunswick
Methodist Episcopal Conference of
Grace Methodist
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