Red Bank Boy Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Shrewsbury River
Jacob Stryker, a Red Bank delivery boy, was pulled from the Shrewsbury river near the Lyceum dock after a leg cramp caused him to submerge. Ensley White witnessed the incident and rescued him. Stryker recovered quickly and returned to work. The event occurred near the same area where William McQueen drowned last Friday while playing with a toy boat.
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Jacob Stryker
Borden Street
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Lyceum
Young Stryker
James McNair
People's Market
East Front Street
Ensley White
John White
Young William McQueen
Blessed Virgin Crowning During Large Red Bank Service
Crowning of the Blessed Virgin held at St James Church Red Bank drew a full house. Miss Marion Dugan served as crowner with maids of honor Miss Marie Lang and Miss Beatrice Dugan. Miss Helen Flynn carried the crown as Rev James A Reynolds preached. Six young ladies joined the Young TheSodality in a ceremony following the crowning.
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St. James’ Church
Red Ban Bank
St. James' R. C
Broad Street
Red Bank
Marion Dugan
Monmouth Street
Marie Lang
Beatrice Dugan
Helen Flynn
James A. Reynolds
Father P. Kennedy
Tes’ Sodality
Bessie Elienburg
Mary Quigley
Margaret Valentine
Anni Kege
Josephine Netuleson
Jennie Feeney
Miller Praised as Pittsburgs Best First Sacker Since 1906
Manager Fred Clarke rates Jack Miller as the top Pittsburgh first baseman since Kitty Bransfield in 1906 after trying him at first during spring training. Miller, formerly at second, impressed with range and throwing, hinting at becoming one of the game’s elite with more experience. Ty Cobb doubles in Detroit photo stunt showcases speed and timing as he repositions alongside manager Jennings. Jimmy Callahan shown as a strong leader, Chicago White Sox riding solid form despite young pitchers. International motorboat races set for Aug 31 to Sept 2 on New York bay, with elimination trials Aug 26-28 to pick three boats. Daisy Curwen lowers women’s 160m world mark in Liverpool trials, also holding 100-yard record. Intercollegiate cricket week of June 15 features Cornell, Columbia, Haverford, and Pennsylvania. Toronto and Montreal to compete for Scott memorial cup.
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Fred Clarke
Jack Miller
Pittsburgh
Kitty Bransfeld
Clarke
Miller
Scott
Tuntington Bay
New York
Great Bike Rider Floyd McFarland Praises Walter Watt
Floyd McFarland, former handicap cyclist, declares German rider Walter Watt the greatest six day racer. Watt won Berlin and Brussels events and placed first in a recent Madison Square Garden York contest.
Court of St James Presentation to English Royalty
The New York Telegraph notes that a presentation at St James's Court offers little social gain for Americans. Access hinges on influence with a mildly acceptable court member, and even then it largely signals preliminary scrutiny, not invitations to elite events. True social standing requires substantial influence or representation.
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St. James
London
New York Telegraph
Veritan's 820 Foot Giant Aeolian Harp
A historical note on M Veritan of Burkli near Basel who built the 820 foot long meteorological aeolian harp in 1787. It used fifteen iron wires and produced loud sounds with weather changes, described as water hiss, harmonicon, distant chimes, or organ.
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Veritan
M. Veritan
Burkli
Basel
Notable Quote Captures Domestic Economics Pun
A Detroit Free Press reader quote describes a woman as an economicentitled figure, joking that every time her husband has his clothes pressed she remarks they look as good as new. The quip reflects witty gendered domestic banter of the era.
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Detroit Free Press
Plain wedding ring and engaged vows noted
A brief churchly exchange reflects a couple’s engagement of over four months. The Christian Herald quotes a sentiment: love keeps no ledger of its services as they plan their future together.
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Europe
United States
France
Christian Herald
Love
Orioles defeated by Newark team in Pair Haven game
The Red Bank Orioles were defeated 11 to 4 by St. Columba Catholic Club of Newark at Tobin's field on Pair Haven. About seven hundred spectators watched as Newark pitchers Matty Holmes and team allowed only four safeties while recording twelve strikeouts. Owl Owens Pemble and Sanborn produced a key double for the visitors.
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Orioles
Red Bank
Tobin
Pair Haven
St. Columba
Newark
Frank Finkle
Oriole
Bernard and
Hounihan
End
Liver
Lakewood
Mert
Owens
Pemble
Sanborn
Theodore Heyers
Freehold
Owode
T. A.C. Dre
Cone
Keyport
Tetley A. C. Jun.iore
Long Branch
Prospect Avenue
Leon Gordon
Alfred Healier
T. A. C.olns
van Brunt
Boa
Vernon A. Bennett
George Roop
Maloney
Chinery
West
Franklin Field Club
Perth Amboy
New York Doom
Er Girls
Red Tank
Bloomer Girls
Elkwoods
Jersey City
Ofalfa
Hance Road
Fair Haven
Vertigo incident and Levett funeral reported
Samuel Cullington of Red Bank fainted on Broad Street in front of the Second National Bank and was treated by Dr. J Sayre before returning home and recovering. Funeral services for W Traynier Levett, ten, of Middletown Township near Red Bank, will be held at 2:50 PM tomorrow from the Levett residence with Rev. Johnson L. Miner officiating and interment at Little Silver Cemetery. Levett survived by parents Charles E and Clara and siblings Frank Marion and Bila. Levett was an Elizabeth-born business man.
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Samuel Cullington
William Cullington
South Street
Red Bank
Broad Street
Second National Bank
J. ©. Sayre
Mr. Cullington
E. Traynier Levett
W. Traynier Levett
Charles E
Clara Levett
Middletown Township
Hubbard's Bridge
Levett
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Harry C. Fay
Little Silver Cemetery
Elizabeth
Frank
Marion
Bila
Mr. Levett
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Advertising notice for the Daily Record urging local businesses to place ads with a promise of returns. Highlights potential audience reach and profitability for merchants seeking publicity.
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The
Daily Record
Red Bank Surprise Party For Mrs Heese Jr Birthday
A dozen members of the Five Hundred Club of Red Bank held a surprise party for Mrs. Oscar Heese Jr on East Front Street to celebrate her birthday. Progressive euchre was played and a social time enjoyed. A luncheon was served with gifts. Mrs Heese received several nice presents.
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Red Bank
Oscar Hexse, Jr
East Front Street
Heese
Red Bank Boy Bitten By Dog
Nine year old Rocco Santangelo of Beach Street Red Bank was bitten by a dog while walking by a neighbor's house. The dog sank its teeth on his right thigh and the wound was treated by Dr Harvey W Young. no serious injuries expected. The dog was shot by his uncle Felix Santangelo.
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Rocco Santangelo
Raffaele Santangelo
Beach Street
Red Bank
Mocco
Harvey W. Young
Felix Santangelo
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