Amateur Tailor and High Winds in New York Chronicle
A clipped page notes economic wobble with stock market indices down one to two points and mentions visitors in Shrewsbury. It covers fashion notes on gold chains and beads, reflections on aging for women, observations on wind effects on tall city buildings, and praise for Crichton the amateur tailor at Trinity with a wager about making clothes in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Crichton
Trinity
University
Q Goodhurst
Long Branch Wheelmen Hold Memorial Day Meet
Race results feature S C Heidrick Newark and Beck Empire City Wheelmen leading in handicap sprints and heats. Notables include Kopsky New England Wheelmen and J Dean Eatontown with final times around 2 13 25. Also Gun Club shoot at Loyal ton grounds crowns Leroy Hurley with ties and shoot-offs. wedding news for Long Branch couple Woolley Duncan and Matawan firm news with Manning Loeb incorporation and a Matawan man heading west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopsky
New England Wheelmen
P. C. Heidrick
Newark
Karl Huhn
Oliver Norton
F. E. Miller
Donald Woolley
Bennett Woolley
Howard Brown
Allie
Willard Sawyer
A. Hansenbaur
James Dean
Shuster
Corwin
John Dean
New England
Eatontown
Koysky
Hausenbaures
Brooklyn
Karl Hubn
Oakley Hance
J.W. Egebe
Frank Miller
Bennett Woalley
A. Griffin
Long Branch
Loyalton
Howland
Leroy Hurley
John H. Conk
Hurley
Frank Price
Fred Wolcott
Price
Wolcott
Edward Everett
Samuel Peak
Evérett
Peak
Albert Ivins
du Pont
John Conk
Cong
George Hekker
A. L. Ivins
Harry Maps
I. Heningman
Clifford Seasongood
Hollywood
Chub
A Heningman
Cavalry Outing and Indianapolis Race Highlight Local News
About fifty members of the Second Troop Cavalry of Red Bank rode from the armory to Middle Town township to rehearse a sham battle led by Capt. Edwin T. Field. The Reds and Blues each fired twenty rounds. the Blues won under Field and Lieutenants Norman Hoyt and Peter Rafferty. Ralph Mulford, summering in Fair Haven, placed second in the Indianapolis speed race, winning $5,000 with a Lozier. He chased David Bryce-Brown on a Fiat and led much of the 200 mile stage before finishing in a close dash and losing the final stretch.
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Red ‘Bank
Middletown Township
Joseph T. Field
West Front Lnd
Edwin T. Field
Ahd
Capt. Field
H. Norman -Hoyt
Peter P. Rafferty
R.V. Hintout
Harry Clayton
Walter Field
Ralph. Mulford
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Mae
Indianapolis
Ind
Ie Airs
Mulford
David Bryce-Brown
Fiat
Harold Smock wins two races at Asbury Park meet
Harold Smock of the Grammar School swept two events at the Asbury Park athletic meet held yesterday. He captured the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds with E F Jones of Chatle finishing third, and also won the 220 yard race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smock
Asbury Park
E F. Jones
Chatle
Smock
First Local Letter Carrier a Visitor
William B Kelly of Brooklyn president of the National Association of Letter Carriers visited friends in Long Ranch today. He helped lay out routes when the free delivery system began and later returned to the Brooklyn division. He was a prominent postal man at Asbury Park convention yesterday. Henry Cobb of Station B represented the local association at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B.kelly
Brooklyn
National Association of Letter Carriers
Kelly
Long Ranch
Asbury Park
Henry Cobb
G I Brown Heads to Oregon for Business Deals
G I Brown of Keyport vice president and general manager of Jersey Central Traction Company sails to Portland Oregon this week to pursue several business ventures and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Brown
Keyport
Jersey Gentral Traction Company
Portland
Oregon
Cedar Avenue Cottage Leased to John J Fleming
A Cedar Avenue cottage once used by Harry Pee Cote is leased for the season to John J. Fleming who will take possession on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te “Cedar ‘Avenue
Harry Pee Cote
John J. Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Eatontown Dog Wins Championship at Island Kennel Show
Eatontown hosted the tenth annual Island Kennel Club show at Bright Beach race track. More than 700 prize dogs competed, with Mallwyd Ned taking top honors, owned by Andrew Allan of Eatontown. The setter narrowly edged out the Airedale terrier Prince of York for the best in show, while Ned also captured the high award sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestern
Bright Beach
Mallwyd
Andrew Allar
Eatontown
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Shrewsbury
Mamie Riordan
New York
Michael Riordan
Broad Shrewsbury
E Fe
Mary
Biber
Kanmp ‘City
Bes
Long
Harry F. Woolley
James Woolley
Emma C Duncan
Charles Duncan
Maple Avenue
M. ER
H. R. Rob
Florence Savage
Mrs. Woolley
Point Pleasant
Mr. Woolley
Central Railroad
New Matawan Company
Manning-Loeb Company
Matawan
Trenton
August B. Maeming
Walter L. Loeb
Edward L. Stephens
Lenett Buffer,ering Company
Hich
James H. Bushnell
Denoe
Bushnell
Dletown’ ‘Township
Asbury
Seiber ‘Cottage
Eatontown Dog
Sth Ave
REGAL
Ani Regal
Douglas
Omer Las
Harris
Sdokuézane
Cyril “A
Smage
Liberty St
Nou
Gor
Broadway
3Rd Ave
Feinberg &Santer
Westwood Ave
Westwood Hotel
Cloak & Uit
Curtice . Bros
D.elinsky
Hicks Mfg
Kurrus Bros
Ocean Ave
Branth, N.J. Tet.s
WM. Bryan
Elberon Floristic
Reason
West End
A. F. Golden
the Heids Baking CO
Ocean Avenue
Seabright
Levis Pianos
Levis
Kielte
Disbrow's
Lor Branch
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
Uws
A.c.bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Joseph Salz
Browy
Ie Ete
Det
Tka
Ese Restaurant
No. É 2d Ave
Nd J
Eeter
Asbury Parks
Vannote Coal CO
Charles F. . Morris
Gooches
Landaus
Coles Long Branch Market
Tbs
A&p
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
East Front St
Globe Hotel
N. J
Cheste Tru
Garrett
Hennessey
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