Horse drawn cabs surge back on Broadway scene
New York reports a revival of horse drawn carriages as a popular choice amid rising auto costs. Women shoppers and pleasure riders favor cabs again, with five times more horse cabs seen than a year ago. A vivid tale shows a young man duped by a hack owner near the Tenderloin, ending with a police encounter and a small payment to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Pith Avenue
den- Park
Riverside Drive
Tomaini Clambake a Success in Newbold’s Woods
Members of the Tomaini Trenton House Association enjoyed a clam bake in Newbold’s woods with sixty guests seated on covers. Pietro Tomaini organized the event with Lucienne Morris serving the meal. The group traveled by big delivery car and later toured Red Bank, Rumson, and Sea Bright before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomaini Trenton House Association
Newbold's
Lucienne Morris
Red Bank
Rumson
Sea Bright
Pietro Tomaini
Trenton House
Golden wedding party honors Pach couple in Red Bank
Mr and Mrs Morris Pach of Red Bank celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with a golden wedding dinner at Sil vere mere Inn Little Silver. Guests from New York attend and the menu features cocktails clams bluefish lobster and more. Gifts include gold a gold rose basket and tele grams from Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Pach
Red Bank
W. J. Burns
Silvermere Inn
Little Silver
Mr. Pach
New York
Maryland
Mrs. Pach
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Pach
William Howard Taft
Rumson
Shore Road
German Minister Pensions Compared With American Provisions
The article contrasts German church pensions with American support for aged ministers. It notes a starting salary around 500 dollars with parsonage, rising to 2500 at 65, plus widow's and children's pensions. It also mentions the concept of suggestion influencing drama and literature, including references to Beau Brummell and The Old Oaken Bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Christian Herald
Director Quizzed by Gatekeeper Over Pass Incident
A chaotic scene at a recent art show ends with the director unable to prove ticket status as a gatekeeper insists on proper entry. The exchange highlights miscommunication and the limits of influence in access control at cultural events.
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System
New York
Motorists Left Man They Brought Home. Coroner Probes Death
The body of a man left by motorists at Topsy is believed to have died from skull fracture or internal injuries. A coroner's inquest is pending as a brother of the deceased, employed at Wanamaker in New York, is en route for the funeral. Separately, notes from Washington predict New England financials will steer New Haven railroad affairs amid Wall Street influence, while in New York the torso of a woman found in the Hudson remains a mystery, with police comparing it to the Pearl Bryan case.
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Richard Mansfield
London
Wall Street
Philadelphia -Ledger
Wanamaker
New York
Arange
New Haven
Washington, D. C
New England
New Haven Railroad
New Haven Corporation
Hudson River
New Jersey
Scheen
Pearl Bryan
Cliffside
Bryan
Embezzlement Charge At Red Bank Lyreatre Manager
Jean Brylawski former manager of the Lyreatre at Red Bank is sought by Asbury Park police on embezzlement charges filed by John H Bennett Wesley firemony treasurer. Brylawski lived at Asbury Park and is accused of handling frame tickets and disposing of a car receipt with about $125 involved.
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Jean Brylawski
Lyreatre
Red Bank
Asbury Park
John H. Bennett
Wesley
Brylawskiy
Income tax amendment approved by Senate caucus
The Senate votes to accept the income tax amendment while the finance committee backs a cotton tax set to take effect September 4 1914. A debate sees Senator McCumber lose a wheat countervailing duty attempt 41 to 27. Separately Joseph Grifficon survives a near drowning after getting tangled during a sea rescue. A series of homecoming meetings begins with Grand Master G W Shinn overseeing Odd Fellows events in New Jersey.
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Senate
Finance Committee
O'Gortian
New York
Interborough Transit Company
McCumber
North Dakota
G. W. Shinn
Burlington
Odd Fellows of
New Jersey
Arjoch Lodge
Communion Services in Presbyterian Church Reported
Communion services were held yesterday morning in the Presbyterian Church led by Rev. A. A. McKay. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Finnegan of New York and Duke Scott, who works on a Freehold building contract, with family in Oceanic. William Bruce of New York spent the weekend with his parents, Samuel and the rest of the Bruce family. The Paulist A. C. of New York, guests at Oceanic Inn, have returned to winter homes. Arnold Hennegsy, employed in New York, visited relatives here. Alfred Boyce hosted a boat ride down the river Saturday afternoon.
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Presbyterian Church
A. A. McKay
William Finnegan
New York
Finnegan
James E. Bogle
Duke Scott
Freehold
William Bruce
Samuel Bruce
Paulist A. C
Oceanic Inn
Arnold Hennegsy
Alfred Boyce
Gave Porch Party for Mrs. F B Cahn’s Baltimore Move
Mrs Henry Solomon of Etheron avenue hosted a porch party Saturday for Mrs Frank B Cahn who sold her home and will relocate to Baltimore Maryland. The Cahns will be missed for charitable work and Elmerton city service. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Krakauer Mr Simons Mr and Mrs John Her Commissioner Marshall Woolley Henry Solomon and Melville Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Solomon
F. B Cahn
Baltimore
Etheron Avenue
Frank B. Cahn
Arthur Krakaur
Simons
John H.er
Marshall Woolley
Melville
Soloman
Navy sailor from Nome to receive post on Florida
Louis Bolton of Nome is on furlough from the U S Navy and serves as an able seaman on the battleship Florida. The ship has been at the Navy Yard for repairs and will begin sea duty soon, with the Florida part of the North Atlantic Squadron. Bolton looks forward to a future promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bolton
Sam
Nome
Bolton
Florida
Akign Navy Yard
North Atlantic Squadron
Flerida
Infant Follows Mother to Gillive
Marion Carter, infant gangster at Janes, died shortly after birth at home of mother Mrs John H Thorne in Keansburg. The funeral was held from the Keansburg A M E church with Rev John W Towar officiating.
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Marion Carter
Janes
Carter
Monmouth
Tome
Hem¢Land
John H.thorne
Yefternoon
Ron Ohi
Thorne
Keansburg A. M. KE
John W. Towar
T Wee
Treen Am Eo
Oakhurst Ladies to Serve Harvest Supper at Church
The Oakhurst Methodist Episcopal Church hosts its annual harvest home supper next Wednesday in the church basement. The Ladies Aid Society led by Mrs Samuel Thompson plans a full menu including chicken ham salads and homemade bread. transportation is arranged from Long Branch Fred Hibbett in charge with the Oakhurst Graded School Orchestra directed by C Stratham providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Long , Branch
Fred Hibbetts
Schobdl
Will Furniah
Henry
Pleasure Bay captain builds cruising boat for H N Baruch
Captain Newman of Pleasure Bay begins work on a large cruising boat for H N Baruch to operate in southern waters for green turtle and sponge fishing. The craft will feature a B6 horsepower Standard engine and a hunting cabin. Mr ruch is noted as an expert shark harpooner.
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A “Newman
Pleasure Bay
Fish Survive Frost After Months in Ice
Fragments describe fish unharmed by prolonged freezing as they remain trapped in ice during winter, then resume activity when spring warms and ice melts.
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Lee Oye
Daves
Horse Egan
Etx
Jehus Angle
Life Iite
Joy Rider
Tomaini
Newold’s
J. J. Rousseau
Welsbach Gas
Mazda
Blaisdell & Edwards
Long Branch, N. J
Up-Town
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. H. Woolley & CO
Long. Branch
N. J
San Domingo
Puerto Piita
State Department
Estevla
Des Moines
Little Republic
Nashville
Hance’s Crossing
Goldstein's Department Store
the. Aditor
Joseph Grifficon
Wiberon
Oceanic. News
Gillive
HANSA
OPT Store
Kimonas
Nicely
Trimimett
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