Crippen and LeNeve Face Murder Charge in London Case
Crippen and LeNeve were arraigned in Quebec for the murder of an unknown woman. Crippen is accused of killing his wife Ethel Le Neve, with evidence including suspected poison powders found on Crippen. LeNeve, collapsing at court, is alleged to have aided the crime. the pair were transported under guard from the Montrose steamer to prison.
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Quebec
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Justice Angers
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore
Miss Leneve
Montrose
Parliament House
Steward Smith
Crippen
Leneve
Kendall
A. S
Willrich
Rome
Van Schoick Files Mayor Nomination Petition
Alvin Van Schoick of the Fifth Ward, a former council candidate, filed his Republican mayoral petition with City Clerk Newcomb this morning. The petition includes 128 signatures from prominent business and commercial figures as he outlines a platform emphasizing rapid transit and forward-looking reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin van Schoick
Fifth Ward
Newcomb
van Schoick
Neptune Hose Fair Promises Music and Free Admission
The Neptune Hose Company invites the public to a fair with music dancing and attractions on August 45 and 6th. Admission is free.
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The
Neptune Hose Company
Tag Day Receipts Reach 1500 Amid Rainy Carnival
Rain halted by clear skies tag day proceeds yield 1500 in donations. Notable gifts include 176.20 in a single box by Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Schafer, plus 98.97 from Miss Steinbach and aides, with totals boosted by Miss Jennie Gremer 62.58 and Lea Bright 100. Epilogue credits Mrs. Poole’s supervision and Horace W. Sherman led counting. Proceeds support Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary and Long Branch charity efforts.
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Alfred M. Wolf
Leonard Schafer
New York
Long Branch
Wolf
Schiffer
Cubberley
Simon Sternberger
Ocean Avenue
Elsie Steinbach
Alta Anderson
Ethel Morris
Elberon
Steinbach
Jennie Gremer
Leo Hyman
Lea Bright
L. G. Irwin
James J. Reed
Outing for Sunday School Class at Plum Island
Captain Lewis Edwards led his St. Luke's Church Sunday school group on Friday outing to Plum Island near the Highlands. The party included C. Byron Qlaisdell Ed win Parslow Thomas Keller Reuben Hinchman Clarence Lausch Carlton Clark Russell Woolley Lewis Fesler Albert Woolley F LeRoy Barry. Gold Dollars For Fifty Cents not in it with shirt bargains at Goldstein's today. Fine supper St James Parish Hall Tuesday 35 cents 530 to 840 Choice menu 170 to 179. Advertise In the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edwards
St. Luke’s M. 8
Plum Island
Highlands
Captain Edwards
C. Byron Qlaisdell
Edwin Parslow
Thomas Keller
Reuben Hinchman
Clarence Lausch
Carlton Clark
Russell Woolley
Lewis Fesler
Albert Woolley
F. LeRoy Barry
Goldstein's
Vacation at Fair Haven and Local Events
Rev Theodore W Darnell of Pleasantville N J will spend two weeks with his father at Fair Haven. St James Bazar opens Tuesday in Parish Hall 177 to 179. Hair cutting 207 Broadway upstairs 176 177. William A Brady Ltd presents Baby Mine at Ocean Park Casino August 1 and 2 with a personal guarantee of premier local entertainment.
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Fair Haven
Theodore W. Darnell
Pleasantville, N. J
Theodore Darnell
Fair Haven Methodist Protestant Church
St. James’ Bazar
Broadway
William A. Brady
Hall
Annual St James Fair Set for Tomorrow at Parish Hall
St James Parish Hall hosts its annual fair with a subscription calendar led by Mrs W Campbell Clark. A bazar offers crafts and edibles, ice cream and a 5 30 supper draws crowds to raise funds for parish expenses and the New Church Fund. Architect Clarence W Brazier of New York oversees plans.
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St. James
W. Campbell Clark
St. James’ Church
Clarence W. Brazier
New York
Sea Bright Club Members Head Abroad and Inland
Dr W Gillwylle and family of Sea Bright sailed for Europe last Wednesday for a six week sojourn. Chas Auchincloss and family left the seashore for the mountains for the remainder of the season. W W Hopping Jr family went East for a few weeks in Maine. All are popular Sea Bright Club members.
Miss Helen Strassburger Visites Oceanic with Coyotes
Miss Helen Strassburger of East Orange spends a few days with Mr and Mrs Alexander Joseph of Oceanic.
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Helen Strassburger
East Orange
Alexander Joseph
Oceanic
Weather and Fair Notes Amid Oceanic Delivery Hype
The Weather Bureau estimates thirty six hour outlook shows New Jersey fair tonight with partly cloudy Tuesday and light variable winds. A summer fair appointment and ongoing August fur sale are highlighted by local firms, praising a delivery service from Sea Bright to Spring Lake and promoting care in fulfilling orders.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Sea Bright
Spring Lake
Bis Store
Fire at Red Bank Bijou theatre damages under $300
Red Bank firemen tackled a blaze at the Bijou theatre on Broad street around three this afternoon. The fire, likely started by the moving picture machine, caused less than 300 dollars in damage. The theatre is run by Charles W. Ritter, who also owns another cinema on Monmouth street nearby.
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Red Bank
Broad Street
Moving Picture Machine
Charles W. Ritter
Moving Picture Playhouse
Monmouth Street
Aero plane arrives for Sea Bright carnival
The aeroplane for Castellane’s Sea Bright flight arrives by Patten Line boat. Chief mechanician Kraus and aides Fusco and Camin prepare the air boat and a large tent at Rumson Country Club grounds. Flights start next week, with Castellane aiming to fly over the grounds and grandstand Saturday.
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Castellane
Patten
Charles Nelson Kraus
Frank Fusco
Max Camin
Rumson Country Clube
Rumson Club
Sea Bright Bridge
Daredevil
Barnum & Bailey's Circus
Carlton Dederer
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Arrest in Asbury Park Suspects Suspicious Conduct
Patrolman McCarthy detained A. E. Powell of Asbury Park on Sunday morning for acting suspiciously. Powell proved his identity and was allowed to return home. A gold locket with monogram EB M is missing since Monday morning between Scheuer & Bro. and Fifth age. A reward offered. Neptunes fair announced for August 4 5 6. attendance urged. Electrical decorations at Hollywood Hotel ball by Jackson Electrical Contracting Co. of 67 Rockwell Ave. over 1 000 lights used. Cake sale Tuesday at St. James Parish Hall. Bargain claim at Goldstein's shirt sale. Automobiles for hire listed with Duff & Campbell.
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McCarthy
A. E. Powell
Asbury Park
Scheuer & Bro
Hollywood Hotel
Jackson Electrical Contracting Co
Rockwell Ave
West End Plaza
Long Branch Horse Show Ends With A Lively Attendance
A large summer crowd enjoyed the Long Branch horse show on Saturday afternoon with full grandstands and many auto parties. Gov Fort did not attend. Frank B Katzenbach and Elsie Ferguson drew interest. The Patten Cup for 1911 will be awarded under similar rules. Queen led briefly but faltered, and road race times impressed observers.
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Long Branch
Governor Fort
Frank 8. Katzenbach
Trenton
Spring Lake
Katzenbach
Elsie Ferguson
Harriman
Nala
Stabbing Affray On Willow and Division Streets
A fierce stabbing occurred yesterday afternoon at Willow and Division streets involving two Italians in a long held feud. Rocco Coveriniti, about 36, was attacked by Rocco Lardini, who claimed revenge for a childhood injury. Lardini stabbed Coveriniti repeatedly, injuring his head, ear, back, arms and hands before fleeing. Coveriniti was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in a grave condition but stable. Lardini was chased by Patrolman Fox, caught near the Branchport depot and jailed at City Hall. Lardini appeared before Recorder Van Doren. Continued on Sixth Page. See Subscription Calendar at St James Parish Hall Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Willow
Division Street
Rocco Coveriniti
Divialon Street
Rocco Lardini
Lardini
Coreriniti
Cor‘erinit
Cole
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles Morris
Fox
Washington Street
Branchport
City Hall
Plumbers Plan Mass Assembly Day In Newbolds Woods
Long Branch and Red Bank journeymen plumbers announce a mass assembly on August 6 at Newbolds Woods. No work will be performed that day. The event includes field sports and public attendance with work resuming Monday.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
Newbold's Woods
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Canada
London
Scotland Yard
Columbia
W. H. Parker
BE. F. Ford
St. James’ Parish Hall
Chester M. Truax
Nathan Wood
Oakhurst
8. W. Haysman
Bliss Price
H. G. Catlin
Henry Solomon
West Long Branch
Poole
M. W. Poole
Harry Content
Cub
Berley
H. H. Good
Leon Cubberley
A. B. Stout
Dr. Talbott
Horace W. Sherman
Citizens’ Bank
Edgar W. Huff
Frank, Smith
J. A. Burns, Jr
C. Henry Irwin
Leon Cubberiey
W. H. Walsh
J. H. Davis, Jr
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Long Branch Society For the
Rosoff
C. O. McFaddin
Society For the Improvement of the Poor
Woman's Auxiliary
M. M. Hospital
Auxiliary Improvement Ot Oor
Daily Record
ST. James Fair
Episcopal Church
Beach Club
Weather Bureau Forecast
Neptune Fair
Mason
Lt. Plant & Co
Bee Hive
Newark, Med
Neptunes
St. James’ Parish
Goldstein’s
West
End
Duff & Campbell
Mmil Seelig
Queen
W. G. Grant
Casey
George L. McHose
David Neuberger
David H. Gaines
EB. Fellmay
David Adams
Grant
North Long Branch
Show Grounds
Lady Cook
Postal Telegraph Co
Joseph Valleau
Postal Telegraph Company
Daughter
McGiffing
Belfast
Ireland
Samuel Crooks
Crooks
St. James' Parish Hall
Goldstein
Ocean Park Casino
Bath and Ocean
St. James Parish Hall
Boarder
Navesink
Lardin
van Doren
Jacob Stellbach
Jacob Steinbach
Bol Sexton Bros
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