Asbury Park Social Notes And Local Happenings
Local items report slow deliveries affecting tradesmen from masons to carpenters and ongoing complaints about mail and park paths. Excursions by Catholic Young Men's League and Presbyterian congregations are planned, with a Water Carnival at Cranford drawing crowds. mentions of a gas machine factory and various community happenings round out the brief.
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Mace
Asbury Ark
Post Office
Neuve
Nick Meyers
Gary
Leland Avebee
Vleet
Samed Williams
Dan
Melen Itvaky
Aghandale
Howell Division
Sons of Temperance
Boynton Beach
Presbyterian Bad
Asbury Park
Ikeyn
Leger Carrar
Cranford
Pyle
Bereknan
Westild Jato
Tory
Searjeant Company
Lecauposes
Sean Scot
Daniel J. Carroll
Yory
Edward Phillips
Brooklyn
Furslay
Colored wheelmen race caps twenty two miles in Newark
Enthusiasts watched a 22 mile colored bicycle race on the Fanwood Shooters Plains course. Competitors included Austin Saunders and John Venable of Newark, Charles Vandevere and L bearles, with Thomas Byes of Newark winning after a rain softened day and a late pace finish.
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Schoteh Plains
Austin Saunders
John Venable
Barber
G. Jones
Newart
Coven Rey
T. Pred
Newark
Charles Vandevere
L. Beara Ares
Scott Rees
Es Togeorer
Terrill Road
N. HB
Crescent
Thomas Byes
Ingrativade and family aid tale mark on shore
A former East Fourth Street resident returns to his old home and is refused entry, sleeping on the porch while his family keeps out of sight. Exiled a year ago as a part owner, he later sells a few trinkets to afford bread and a ride to White House to visit his sister. Miss E. Cox, of Pearl Street, survives a near drowning at Boynton Beach after a boatman rescues her, fighting cramp and fear to avoid swallowing water.
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Sant Ketarday
Cooney
Thie City
Peautet
George Leidy
Keston
Guy
Iesk
Asem
Sanual Aned
Ce Yeates
Bow
Elzabeth
East Fourth Street
Oll
Tess
Gadh Peron
White House
E. Cox
Pearl Street
Woman's Relief Corps
Boynton Beach
Abe
Plangesdia
Crampa
Bosses prepare layoff looming for Schepfiin & Co workers
Gobsplin Led, heading the maneuvers in the manuiseraring depart, announces that Schepfiin & Co will lay off workers on Saturday night. The idleness is stated as temporary, with plans to resume work as soon as trade reopens.
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Schepfiin & Co
Opeaa
Fragmented City Notes From a Stray Newspaper Snippet
A local architect comments that no new bullets are being projected, while many rigs are now built and a future boom may hit a map. Several machine tool workers were laid off last Saturday, with more layoffs anticipated for idleness. Photographs of letter covers by HL H Gowan are praised by Camera Club members. A.S. Force plans to run a Music Hall event in Braceville Ontario.
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Couierman
HL. H. Gowan
Camera Club
Ikem
Division of the Male Estate by Heirs in New Jersey
Details of a complex partition of the Male estate in New Jersey describe heir shares from Jobe and Sarah Delany to several others. The court praised the commissioners for careful, equitable division without selling parcels, using blind draws to allocate one sixth and one ninth portions before finalizing allocations valued at millions.
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Jobe Delany
Sarah Delany
Gertrude Fease
Charlotte Strathdee
Robert A. Male
Ambrose Male
Mary Brown
Aberies H. Male
Job Male
Rachel Tarbuck
Hetfield
Elias R. Pope
Harrison
Jersey City
New Jersey
Apple theft claim sparks family denial in Parmele yard
Johnny Taylor allegedly took apples from Mr Parmele's yard last Tuesday according to the press and News of last evening. His father denies the tale, stating Johnny was accompanied by reporters from the New York Sun and World at their request and did not steal any apples. Neighbors present corroborate the denial, noting the boy has not been near the yard aside from that afternoon and does not intend to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Taylor
Mr Parmele
Johnny
Mr. Parmele
New York Sun and World
Local Doctor Promotes Simple Insomnia Cure
A local physician in Liberty reports treating a patient with insomnia using a simple daily routine. The article notes misinformation and urges readers to seek proven methods, while a separate section discusses public notices and a mailed appeal for a promotional portfolio.
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Stout
Pat
Ale
Civility and law in evening tumult at Monday melee
A fragmented article recalls debates on citizen action versus law, arguing civilized societies rely on due process rather than mob justice. It warns that taking the law into one’s own hands harms families and communities, referencing Monday night unrest and the danger to women and children. A local incident near Front Street ends with a carriage accident but no serious injuries.
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Torus Butrue
Leuven W. Seeneis
Ed Apgar’s revived custom and a theft in Evons
Ed Apgar of Evons revived a past custom described as a “hi bee” and hosted a clam-bake style gathering for friends. Charles Parmele filed a complaint before Justice Nash against John Taylor and William Money for stealing apples from a young neighbor’s cellar during the excitement at Apgar’s house. The Board of Health may consider adoption of a line of action.
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Apgar
Evons
Charles Parmele
Justice Nash
John Taylor
William Money
DaMont Failure Tied To Market Repos And Debts
DaMont fails with claims of market repos and liabilities totaling over 150000 dollars. The firm held assets including securities and notes but exact totals are uncertain. Receivers and creditors work through the collapse amid devaluations and money-market strain while duties of trustees and brokers are examined. A.M. Grid and Mulford advertise sales and a nearby fair excursion offers details.
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Darwal
Enthuniasts
Pert
Plaine Couren
Gobsplin
Peres
Ken
Pound
A.S. Force
Masic Hall Darl
Breekville
Ontario
Beckion't
LAW I Plaimfield
Bart
J. A Smith's Stors
Joanne
Parmese
Tara Lew
Consulate
Board of Health
Street Ibe
Hoana
Hillare
Wall Street
Rand
Law Gres
Tyler & Co- Tend
Broadway
Iso
Dumont
Nicholas
Union 6
Milwaukee Ord St Peal Road
Bangnes Dareed
Dechoe
Osten
Edo
Vants Amd
Son
A. M
Mulford
Central Avenue
Bath
Birmish
DeFou
AWS
Frou
Park Avenue
Plainfield
Wjee
City National Bank
Zeters Breast Og Eee
Alfred . University
Alfred Cestee
Alfred
Breatiroat
Ocean Grove
Park Avesus
Bartist
Teboni
Bryday
Honayman's Naymants Private Tours
Horsley Barker
West Front
van Eres Watchmaker & Jeweler
Fred
J, Minot
Honmse
Ashury Paik
Norman
Bath Ave
Stratford
Arlington Ocean Grove
N. J
Re-Fursia
Doal Mail Ape
Millar
Davie & Atkinson
J, Flack
Passaic Valley Dairy
John Neagle
E. Pitth St
Neuman Bros
Pane
Poe Watchung Avenue
Ifth St. SS
Dave’s
West Front St
Fineet Bop la Une Ally
Lainfield
Doane
Edsall
Crotral New iv
Edball
Agence Smith
Angell
Howard A. Pope
Péck
Handkerchiet
Ub. A
M. French
Somerdel Street
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