Asbury Park Tennis Tour Ends With Butterworth Win
The Coleman Tennis Tournament concluded after four days of action at Asbury Park Yale player Frank Butterworth won the singles title over Wilson and Allen. Case earned the second prize in singles while Butterworth and Case captured the doubles crown Harmstead and Millard took second in doubles The event drew hundreds of spectators and highlighted strong Yale participation Roger Q Mills returned from a Western trip and expressed enthusiasm for staying in Asbury Park all summer
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Frank Butterworth
Wilson
Allen
Spectatora
Butterworth
Slie
Yale
Wilson and
Bailey
Duffield
Katzenbach
Skinner
Crawford
McCullough
Bryan
Case
Kirker
Millard
Harmstead
Thompson
Peterkin
Vaughn
Hine
Rowland
Fuller
Moordock
McCammon
Coleman
Orange and Black
Princeton
Batley
Stories
Ring
Price
George Case
Harmstead and
Milded
Monmouth Fair Opens Near Asbury Park
The first annual Drummond Driving Park Association and Monmouth County Fair promises a five day event with nearly a hundred horse entries and strong displays in poultry, grain, vegetables, and crafts. Notable exhibitors include Henry Steinbach John A Githens Co John Steinbach and others at a new main building 8000 square feet. Secretary M E K Datela will be at Cook's building then on grounds.
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Drummond Driving Park Association
Monmouth County
Freehold
Asbury Park
Henry Steinbach
John A. Githens & Co
John Steinbach
John J. Schneider
Charles Schwager & Co
Crawford, Burtis Bros
Peek & Curtis
Piano Men of
Red Bank
W. M. Pawley
M. EK. Datela
Cook
Gally
Charles D. B. Forman
Old County Fair Association
Daniels
Medals for the Monument From Bronze Casts at Mint
Through Theo R Davis and Hon E O Leech the Mint at Washington furnishes bronze copies of Joseph Francis gold medal for the granite monument on the beach honoring the wrecked New Era. Two bronze scenes show the ship at the bar and the rescuing crew with extensive artistic detail by Davis and his daughters.
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Theo. R. Davis
E. O. Leech
Treasury Department
Washington
James A. Bradley
Joseph Francis
Philadelphia Mint
Leech
Bradley
Yoosel
A. R. Cook
Asbury Park Teachers Return From Glens Falls Trip
The Asbury Park teachers who attended the Glens Falls summer school of methods and languages returned home Wednesday after a three week outing. Over four hundred educators from thirty three states attended, including Prof Apgar of Trenton and Dr Emerson E White of Cincinnati. A party visited Saratoga Lake George and Fort Edward Institute before stopping in Albany to view the Capitol. Coroner Ferdinand P Levy of New York, staying at Long Branch, joined the group and plans to rent a cottage for next season after praising Asbury Park. The pavilion newsstand sold over 1200 daily papers on Sunday.
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Glens Falla
N. Y
New Jersey
Apgar
Trenton
Emerson E. White
Cincinnati
Aldrich
Fort Edward Institute
Alma Maty
W. B. Stout
T. Frank Appleby
VanVilet LeRoy
Albany
Capitol Building
Ferdinand P. Levy
New York
Long Branch
Samuel Swartz
Grand and
Seventh Avenues
Swartz
Corone
Broad Plaza
Journal
Asbury Park
Asbury Park Seaside Fish Trade and September Calm
The article notes the seasonal abundance of Spanish mackerel pompano bonito and bluefish near Asbury Park, detailing local fishing grounds and the two to three tons of fish daily needed for kitchens. It highlights seasonal harvests, market prices, and the appeal of September weather and fruit from Monmouth County, urging visitors to visit for restorative health.
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Asbury Park
Faive Sent Home From Cape Vincent Bust Up
Maddox of the township police was tasked with returning William J. Faive to his home at Cape Vincent New York On Thursday Faive became more violent in his insanity Three female employees of the National Hotel visited him to say goodbye During the night he threw his bedding outside the bars stripped to the cement floor and claimed the blankets were bags claiming the devil had charge of everything
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Cupstable Maddox
William J. Faive
Cape Vincent
New York
National Hotel
Change in travel to Long Branch sparks train reroute
Sixteen years after visitors faced boat or rail to reach the coast region and then the old Rockaway coach cart, officials rerouted trains to Long Branch for track space. An incident aboard a Asbury Park bound excursion led to a sobriety detour and a brief cooler stay for Georges White. Wyckoff and Kirkbride witnessed the scene. Weighing at Asbury Avenue pavilion noted 1649 patrons, with year-to-date totals rising to 31,561 by July 1, up 4,501 from last year. Parker the scalemaster expressed satisfaction.
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Long Branch
Bradley
Rockaway
Wilson
Asbury Avenue Pavilion
Zagat
Parker
Bishop Wilson to Lead Sunday Sermon at Camp Meeting
The annual camp meeting featured Bishop Wilson preaching the Sunday morning sermon at Ocean Grove. A vast audience heard testimonies from pastors and laymembers, with prayers, hymns, and expressions of spiritual renewal. The love feast and testimonies filled the morning, drawing about 600 witnesses to Christ.
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Ibaac Wilson Joyce
Methodist Episcopal Church
West
Tenbroeck elected president pro tempore at park hall
Borough Commissioners met Monday evening at Park Hall with five members present. Mr TenBroeck presided in Bradley's absence as the group debated street improvements and licensing collections. A $1000 note for anticipated tax bills was recommended, and various notices from local firms and utility companies were received.
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Park Hall
Bradley
Ten Broeck
Slia Associates
Mosars
Smith
Kirkbride
Winsor
Shepherd
Street Committee
Preble
Fourth Avenue
Kingsley Street
TenBroeck
Wilson
Hhis
Finance Committee
A Progressive Business Man Shows Rising Trade Gains
A concise portrait of Mr. Wm. M. Pawley, a young entrepreneur who left a leading house after six years in 1880 to build his own business. He expanded from a small store to a three floor showroom, now employing twelve staff to meet demand for a diverse stock including house furnishings, heaters, crockery, silverware, carpets, lamps, and tin ware.
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Wm. M. Pawley
Hots
Remnant Timber Marks 1876 Xjukan Shipwreck Site
A heavy timber standing upright near Bradley Beach marks the wreck of the Norwegian bark Xjukan. The vessel ran ashore at daybreak in 1876 near Cilatinas, and within ten hours the ship was gone, leaving debris strewn along the coast from Fletcher Lake to Shark River. An old post has stood for about fifteen years to mark the spot.
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Bradley Beach
Xjukan
Cilatinas
Aea
Fletcher Lake
Shark River
Atern
Parade Preparations Aide Sought For Firemen’s Supper
The general committees on the firemen's parade seek ladies' help for the supper after the parade on Wednesday evening, September 9. Respondents should send their names to James H. Bird, Chief of the Department, to receive duties of a Ladies' Committee meeting.
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James H. Bird
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Mannagnan
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Key Port
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Martha Carpenter
Howell Township
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William Cloke
Marboro Township
William H. Montagne
Arthur C. Rowe
Atlantic Highlands
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Edward Hughes
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Frank List
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