Allgor Release Hopes Rest on Local Judge
Rumson road spite fence man James M. Allgor may win freedom only if Justice James H. Sickles of Red Bank agrees to modify his six month jail sentence. Friends press for release after the fence and bungalow cleanup, while appeals to Supreme Court justices have failed.
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Supreme Court
Rumson
James M. Allgor
Rumson Road
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
Allgor
Charles D .Imassey
Justice Sickles
Sea Bright Man
Big 3 A.M Blaze Causes Little Damage
A 3 am fire on Laurel Street near A J Neimark junk yard startled residents. The one story building and a vacant barn were damaged with about 500 dollars in losses. Firefighters and volunteers contained the blaze quickly, origin uncertain as the building had been used to store bologna and was sealed with sawdust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Street
A. J. Neimark
Hellerman
Newark
Box 47
Netmark
Sixth Avenue
Lawn Party for Nephew's Twenty First Birthday
Mrs. James B. Brice and Mrs. Harry H. Tibben hosted a lawn party in New York with Mis. John H. Cooper serving as hostess for nephew J. Raymond Cooper's twenty first birthday. Guests included an automobile party from New York and several presents were received. The event featured a pleasant evening with various attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Brice
Harry H. Tibben
New York
Mis
John H. Cooper
North Broadway
J. Raymond Cooper
Death at Red Bank Believed Self-Inflicted
The body of 28 year old Barney Kaney was found behind Thomas MacDonough's blacksmith shop in Red Bank. Coroner John I. Sickles and Dr. Edwin Field ruled death from carbolic acid poisoning after an empty bottle was found. Kaney had been diggin g the foundation for the New York Telephone Company building and was reportedly distressed by recent debaucheries. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Thomas MacDonough
West Front
West Streets
McDonough
Harry C. Fay
East Front Street
John I. Sickles
Navesink
Edwin Field
Barney Kaney
John Kaney
Oceante
Harry Meeker
Kaney
Sea Bright
Sickles
Field
Shrewsbury Woman Dead Miss Jeanette Louisa Allen
Miss Jeanette Louisa Allen of Shrewsbury died yesterday at the Allen homestead from neuritis after long illness. A Red Bank resident for years she leaves two sisters, including Mrs. William C. Nicholas, and another sister Miss Allen. The burial service is at Christ Episcopal Church Shrewsbury Thursday at five, with interment in Christ Church Cemetery. Funeral directors Robert R Mount & Son of Red Bank oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Louisa Allen
Edward Throckmorton
Elizabeth Cutter Allen
Shrewsbury
Allen
Sycamore Avenue
Broad Street
Miss Allen
Red Bank
William C. Nicholas
Shrewsbury Avenue
Allen Homestead
Christ Episcopal Church
Frederick P. Sweezey
Christ Church
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Christ Church Cemetery
Robert R .Mount
Orioles Defeated on Home Ground by Newark Team
The Orioles baseball team of Red Bank fell 9 to 7 to the Madison A. A. of Newark at Shrewsbury avenue Sunday afternoon. A close, exciting game saw Johnson and Ray Sanborn score for the Orioles while a large crowd cheered throughout.
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Orioles
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Madison A. A
Newark
Johnson
Ray Sanborn
River Road Inn hosts Havens baritone concert nightly
Edward C. Havens, a baritone, performs a concert every evening at River Road Inn in South Shore Shark River Belmar New Jersey. Laggren Bros of Elizabeth serve as official decorators for the Long Branch Carnival with headquarters at Van Tine's Gallery Ocean and Chelsea avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road Inn
South Shore
Shark River
Belmar
N. J
Edward C. Havens
Laggren Bros
Elizabeth
van Tine’s
Ocean and Chelsea Avenues
171Toisi
Pier Construction Advances Toward Landing Mark
The August first milestone shows reinforced concrete and steel piling 675 feet from the bulkhead line with a target landing mark at 850 feet. Superintendent Twohig expects all piling driven by month end and a forty foot concrete roadway open by October 1. Five sixty one foot long piling, each about ten tons, are driven daily. The seaward pier end will be 175 feet wide when the structure opens to the public.
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Twohigh
Twohig
Brown Purchases Dr Green Property on Tabor Street
Joseph Brown buys the Dr Green property on Tabor Street and plans to occupy the dwelling with Arthur Brown after improvements are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Green
Joseph Brown
Tabor Street
Arthur Brown
Parade of Floats Draws Wide Local Interest
The carnival parade for Thursday August 10th attracts many float entries. Chairman Hirschfeld reports strong merchant support with divisions assigned to Sea View avenue Cooper avenue and North Broadway. Floats assemble at Fay Street two hours before judging on Ocean avenue. bands lead the processional with committee escorts. First and second silver cups will be awarded in each of four divisions.
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Hirschfeld
Fay Street
Sea View Avenue
Cooper Avenue
North Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Health Board Inspects Ice Cream Sales and Sanitation
Local Health Board members led by A H Nelson EK B Blaisdell Henry D Brinley George H Northam and Inspector Taber tour stores selling ice cream and delicates food supplies noting drainage and sewer connections. A report will be presented at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
A. H. Nelson
B. Blaisdell
Henry D. Brinley
George H. Northam
Yacht and speed boat races attract Red Bank crowd
The North Shrewsbury river at Red Bank hosted yacht racing by the Red Bank Yacht Club and five mile speed boat events under the Red Bank Motor Boat Club. The Manhasset led the ten mile yacht race to win, with May Win close behind. speed boat heats saw Mist disqualified for a time excess, Wildflower declared winner, and Seat taking the second race top prize. Race committee members included Powers, Ely, Frick, Hendrickson, Hendrickson, and Brown.
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Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Red Bank Yacht Club
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
John 8. Dickerson
New York
Riverside Drive
Otto Wagner
J. Frank James
Manhasset
Monmouth Boat Club
Steamboat Wharf
The
Mist
Ernest Oliver
John Oliver
Wildflower
Paul F. Stewart
Harry Coon
Seat
John Morrow, Jr
Louise F
George Frick
Charles P. Irwin
W.harold Powers
John A. Ely, Jr
Charles E. Hendrickson
James A. Hendrickson
Beverly W. Brown
Scenic Treat For Poor Children In Ocean Park
William H. Piper led a scenic railway ride for 145 Salvation Army Home children from North Long Branch. Tears of gratitude appeared as youngsters laughed during the ride and were later treated to peanuts. The host invited them to return at no cost to the home managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
William H. Piper
Ocean Park
Salvation Army
North Long Branch
Pound Fishing Good Reported By Local Fishermen
Pound fishermen report improved business after weeks of weaker effort. Boats average 15 barrels of fish per trip with weak fish selling for 4 to 5 cents a pound. They also haul about 200 pounds of blues daily, fetching 9 cents a pound in wholesale markets, totaling around $18, yet profits depend on price and catch levels.
Weather Forecast For New Jersey And Local Observations
The Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight or Wednesday in New Jersey with a slight drop in temperature on Wednesday. Light to moderate southerly winds, 76 degree high today, 62 degree low last night, and 82 degree record high yesterday. Observations from Long Branch station list barometer 24.10 inches and wind from the south at 3 miles per hour. A classified insertion seeks an experienced young man for the house furnishing department at Jacob Steinvach's basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Mranoh
Jacob Steinvach
Two Out For Coroner Morris and Gorman Seek Democratic Nomination
William H. Morris Jr a Broadway funeral director announces his candidacy for coroner in the Democratic primary. He pledges to win and says Democrats will control next November. Morris, a long time party man, buried a chief magistrate of the nation after Garfield's death in this area. John J Gorman son of Peter J Gorman of Red Bank also seeks the coroner nomination on the Democratic ticket and runs Red Bank Branch. he belongs to Red Bank Lodge Knights of Columbus.
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William H. Morris, Jr
Broadway
Morris
Garfield
Mr. Morris
John J. Gorman
Peter J. Gorman
Red Bank
Mr. Gorman
Red Bank Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Doll Carnival plans advance for summer pageant
Promoters aim for a two day Washington Park event on August 26 with a doll queen and attendants chosen. Mayoral support and police protection are reported as secured, with efforts to obtain a free band and prizes. Entries expected from out of town children, with races, floats and masquerade categories and a pony class likely.
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Washington Park
Broadway
Orrin A. Clark
Edwin W. Packer
Jeanette Finn
Margaret Frances Shutts
Edwina Taber
Eloise May Heyer
Katherine Freess
Mary White
Edna McLain
John T. Britton, Jr
James Burner
Amos Barry
Charles Poole
Warren H. Matell
Chattle Fountain
Resident for years dead as result of fall from window
Addison Borden a pressed brick layer and former Long Branch resident died at City Hospital Newark from a fractured spine after falling from the second story of his home two weeks earlier. Survived by widow and daughter Helen five. Funeral in Newark with burial at Greenlawn.
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Newark Hospital
Addison Borden
Long Branch
City Hospital
Newark
Central Station
William H. Morris, Jr
Greenlawn Cemetery
Borden
Joseph and
Abbie Borden
Mangsquan
Helen
Agnes Archer
George van Dyke
Allie Grimpson
Alpheus Borden
Heroism Prevents Runaway Collision on Second Avenue
Harry Heldt, son of John Heldt of Liberty Street, chased a runaway wagon off Broadway as horses tensed to dash toward Chelsea Avenue. He leaped into the wagon, grabbed the reins, and halted the plunge just before a trolley car, saving lives with calm bravery witnessed by bystanders.
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Second 1 Avenue
Broadway
Harry Heldt
John Heldt
Liberty Street
Young Weldt
Second Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
Young Heldt
Pleasure Bay
Heidt
Heidi
Phil Daly Hose Company
Queen of Masque Carnival at Slocum Place home
At a masque carnival last week hosted by Mrs W H Van Brunt on Slocum Place Mrs Samuel Waltz was queen. Fireworks were supplied by Orgle Worthley and Digging Channels For New Yacht Thomas Procter plans two five foot channels in the Shrewsbury river on the Achelis property. Achelis will own a steam yacht next summer and water frontage near Shoal will be deepened for a landing. Scenic Railway Picture Attracts: Hull shows a 80 by 40 inch enlargement of the scenic railway in the Art Store Broadway window drawing crowd today. House furnishing job available at Jacob Brelnbach department.
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Mra
W. H. van Brunt
Slocum Place
Samuel Waltz
Thomas Procter
Fifth Avenue
Shrewsbury
Frit
Achelis
Hull
Broadway
Slocum Backing Grows Across New Jersey Townships
Matawan township and borough join with Keyport Raritan and Middletown to back Judge John W. Slocum of Long Branch for State Senator. Middletown also supports William E. F. Andrews. Analysts predict Slocum will win three to one in several towns, with strong sentiment in Marlboro Holmdel and Atownships toward his victory.
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Matawan
Keyport
Raritan
Middletown
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
Geran
William EF
Andrew
Slocum
Marlboro
Holmden
Townships
Keyport Woman Dies After Hospital Stay
Kate Naylor, 60, longtime Keyport resident, died last evening at 6 o clock after being a patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital since February 2. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock shipped the remains to her late home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Kate Naylor
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Shrewsbury Pastor Leaves Town on Vacation
Rev Dwight L Parsons pastor of Shrewsbury Presbyterian begins a two week vacation. He will preach in Massachusetts at Mast Hampton and visit relatives near Boston. While away Rev James Stofflet of Jersey City and Rev A D Idwin of Shrewsbury will occupy the church.
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Dwight L. Parsons
Shrewsbury Presbyterian
Vaca
Mast Hampton
Mage
Boston
Shrewsbury
James Stofflet
Jersey City
A. D. Idwin
Shrewabury
Infant dies. burial planned at White Ridge cemetery
Eight month old Mary Davis adopted by Mrs Henry Davis of Belmont Avenue died yesterday. Interment at White Ridge cemetery will be conducted by funeral directors Hyer and Flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Henry Davis
Belmont Avenue
Hyer & Flock
White Ridge Cemetery
August Topics at Elberon Memorial Church Series
Rev Dr C B McAfee will lead a August series at Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church with topics Christ Stilling the Sea Peter Walking on the Sea Paul Shipwrecked and Johns Vision No More Sea on August 6 9 16 20 27 An annual collection for Monmouth Memorial Hospital was held Sunday and a neat amount was collected.
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Fiberge Chuva
C. B. McAfee
Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Christ
Peter
Paul
John
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Tide Schedule and Bathing Hours Notice
Record of fice Broadway offers schedule details for tide times and bathing hours to post at home.
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Record Office
Broadway
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Nephew
Sexton Bros
L. B
L .S Plant & Co
Asbury Park
L. 8, Plant & Co
Oceanic Gardner
Health Board
Simpson Memorial M. FE
St. Luke's
Asbury
First Baptist
First Presbyterian Churches
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
J. G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Daland M. Perry
Fort
Spring Street
Frank Estelle
Annie M. Perry
Perry
Norwood Ave
First Baptist ‘Church
North Shrewsbury
Weather Bureau Forecast
Long Branch and
Red Bank Funeral Directors
Henry Voorhees
West Front Street
G. Dietz & Son
Matt
Brundage
Antler
Monmouth Street
Mra.o. A. Clark
Simpson M. E. Church
Cor
Third
Garfield Avenues
D. D
Charles A. Newman
Belford
Opfermann
Highlands
Budlong
Newman
Charles
John Wortman
Albert Embley
Jacob
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