Solemn Services for Senator Murphy
Solemn religious services marked the funeral of Senator Ed ward Murphy Jr of Trop New York at St Michael's Church Takanassee Lake at eight thirty this morning. The church was filled with relatives and friends as Rev Richard A Crean celebrant spoke of the deceased civic leader. The honorary pallbearers included Governor John A Dix Judge Alton B Parker ex United States Senator James Smith Jr Anthony N Brady Dr John B Crosby Judge Morgan J O'Brien Congressman William Sulzer Edward Riggs and others. The body was taken to Troy for a second service at his birth home. The funeral party left West End station at 9 20 in a Pullman special and dining car the trip continuing to Jersey City then West Shore road. Funeral Director John W Fleck accompanied the party. Harveys Entertain at Dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy, Jr
Trop
N. Y
St. Michael’s Church
Takanassee Lake
Richard A. Crean
Mr. Murphy
John A. Dix
Alton B. Parker
United States
James Smith, Jr
Anthony N. Brady
John B. Crosby
Morgan J. O'Brien
William Sulzer
Edward Riggs
Arthur Brisbane
Richard Croker, Jr
William F. Sheehan
Troy
West End
Jersey City
West Shore Road
John W. Fleck
Reopened Red Bank theatre wowed by Spring Maid's debut
The Lyceum Red Bank hosted a sold out crowd for The Spring Maid last night. Miss Mizzi Hajos debuted as Princess Bozena and won acclaim for her singing and dancing. George Leon Moore played Prince Jadar with flair while Leo Stark portrayed Roland the English tragedian. The performance drew about 1500 patrons and will travel to the West End Casino again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Falkner
Lyceum Theatre
Red Bank
Lyceum
Mizzi Hajos
Bozena
Werba & Luescher
Miss Hajos
George Leon Moore
West End
Entertainment for Rectory Fund at Our Lady church
Mrs P J Cegey plans an August entertainment at her villa to aid the rectory fund for the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Rev W P Cantwell LL D serves as rector.
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P. J. Cegey
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
W. P. Cantwell
Presbyterian Church Services and Carnival Closure
Tomorrow the Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 10 45 and 7 45. A cordial invitation to worship. Also Goldstein's Dept Store will close Thursday August 10 at 12 noon for Carnival. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 516 Broadway.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Sexton Bros
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Goldstein's
Mattress theft case shocks Long Branch room mate
Frank Adeney and Chicago visitor Lester Schroeder, 18, rented a room in the McCarthy building Long Branch. Adeney found $190 hidden under a mattress after Schroeder vanished, police sought the suspect. Carrie Foster, the so called cigarette girl, was jailed for attempted theft from Benjamin Lane who later identified her. she faced $1 bail and grand jury action. The Record notes the gang’s clean up and urges vigilance as the city pursues more arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adeney
M. Adeney
Lester F. Schroeder
Chicago
Long Branch
McCarthy Building
South Broadway
Adeney
Carrie Foster
Vetter
Benjamin F. Lane
Lane
Broadway
Chandler & Maps
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Carrie
Messrs. Smith and McCue
Whcn
Foster
Philadelphia
Queen Gives Dinner For Long Branch Carnival Court
Miss Tamire Pannaci queen of the Long Branch Carnival hosted a luncheon at Hotel Pannaci with her maid and attendants. Pink and white decorations set a festive tone. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Gernando Pannaci attended along with Mrs. Herbert Booth of Philadelphia. Attendants included Dorothy W. Doran Emily Skelly and others. Sacks was absent due to illness. A silver cup from Price's Hotel was presented through the carnival committee by Mrs. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamire Pannaci
Hotel Pannaci
John H. Parker
Gernando Pannaci
Herbert Booth
Philadelphia
Dorothy W. Doran
Emily Skelly
Florence Sherman
Madeline Boyle
Gertrude McCarthy
Helen Green
Miss Sacks
Parker
Monmouth Road
Runkel
Price
1911 Carnival Big Day Arrives With Firemen Parade
The 1911 Carnival begins with a firemen parade and a business men's pageant. Mayor Parker urges all firms to close at noon. A Penn Railroad special train brings visitors, returning by 10 30 p.m. Fireworks and seashore outing planned. Silver cups for the pageant on display at Hirschfeld & Son, with entries rolling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer
Daily Record
Freehold
Penn, R. R
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
Broadway
Hirschfeld
Proposed Stengel track match race postponed to Wednesday
Charles Rainer and H. J. Hume horses were to race next Sunday afternoon at Stengel track. Rainer received the challenge and accepted but will not race on Sunday. The match is now set for next Wednesday afternoon at Stengel track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rainer
H. J. Hume
Stengel Track
Old First Harvest Home Gathering in West Long Branch
West Long Branch hosts the Old First Harvest Home event with about 1,000 people expected on Wednesday. The gathering is described as a premier yearly affair drawing large crowds to the community.
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Old First Harvest Home
West Long Branch
Laggren Bros Official Decorators for Long Branch Carnival
Laggren Bros of Elizabeth are named the official decorators for the Long Branch Carnival with headquarters at Van Tine's Gallery located at Ocean and Chelsea avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Long Branch Carnival
van Tine
Ocean and
Chelsea Avenues
To Our Patrons and Readers Notice
The Record plans to press by noon Thursday August 10 with the business office closing at one. Readers are urged to send in orders early to grant employees a half holiday.
Roosevelt testifies on Tennessee Coal and Iron merger
Colonel Roosevelt told the House steel investigating committee he approved the T C I merger to avert the 1907 panic, saying the Morgan interests held public confidence and that the steel trust absorbed coal and iron holdings to save the country. He admitted knowledge limits on the merged holdings and evaded a hypothetical question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
House Steel Investigating Committee
Tennessee Coal and Iron Trust
Morgan
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham
Steel Trust
Elbert H. Gary
Henry C. Frick
White House
Stanley Committee
Stanley
Memorial Service Planned for Rev George Meseroll
A memorial service is scheduled at North Long Branch Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 45 pm for the late Rev George Meseroll, formerly pastor there. Dr EB H Eberhardt will conduct, with Rev Charles Green of Camden preaching at Trinity AME Church and at the morning and evening services. Communion will follow the evening service.
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George
Meseroll
Asbury M
George 8. Meseroll
North Long Branch Methodist Church
EB. H. Eberhardt
Mescrell
Dr. Green
Trinity
Trinity A, M. FR
Charles Green
Camden
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Sunday evening with showers in New Jersey. Light to moderate easterly winds. Observations from Long Branch show 72 degrees, barometer 30.10, northeast wind four miles per hour. Previous day highs reached 80, lows last night 62. Carnival registration urged at Mrs O A Clarks 489 Broadway.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
A. m
Japanese war hero to review children’s parade proposal
Funeral services for Meyer Strassburger were held in Branchport on Shrewsbury Avenue with Masonic delegations and a firemen’s honor. Admiral Togo, visiting for Russo-Japanese War fame, may attend Long Branch parade, but later declined due to prior commitments. Mayor Packer extended cordial invitation for Togo to review the children’s pageant with Governor Wilson, and the carnival committee prepared grandstands, decorations, and cups amid robust local planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heihachiro Togo
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Carnival Committee
Board of Trade
Edwin W. Packer
Long Branch
N. J
Togo
New Jersey
America
Begon
Pacific
A. F. Golden
BE. Poland
Poland
Brighton
Sea View Avenue
E. W. Packer
Wilson
Admiral Togo
Rosenberg Dyed His Stolen Horses
Jacob Rosenberg operated a wallpaper store on Norwood avenue and stored stolen goods in a fence. He began a nine year term in Trenton state prison for horse theft linked to a year of thefts in Monmouth county. About a hundred horses were stolen and dyed to conceal identification before being sold. James Gilbert and James Brown were among new arrivals serving time.
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Jacob Rosenberg
Norwood Avenue
Trenton
Monmouth County
Regenberg
James Gilbert
Monmouth
James Brown
State Prison
Decorators Begin Carnival Work for Laggren Bros
Decorators at Work Laggren Bros commenced carnival work today with one gang of men. On Monday two gangs will be employed and by Monday night the town will bear a carnival appearance.
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Laggren Bros
Ninth annual Elks clam bake set for August 17 on lawn
The Long Branch Lodge No. 742 B P O Elks will hold the ninth annual clam bake on Thursday afternoon August 17 at 3 o'clock on the lawn of the Elks Home Garfield avenue. The committee is arranging ample entertainment for guests in an ideal outdoor setting. Last year the bake was a success and this year is expected to surpass prior events.
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Duke of Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Garfield Avenue
Penn A R Will Advertise Carnival In New York Papers
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a three inch single column ad for the Long Branch carnival next week in New York newspapers at the cost of several hundred dollars. The ad promotes carnival dates August 10 to 12 and convenient train service from Pennsylvania Station and Hudson Terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
B. B. Bobbitt
City Publicity Bureau
Long Branch
Long Branch Publicity Bureau
Upper Coast
Pennsylvania Station
Hudson Terminal
Pennsylvania RR
Tribune
Sunday World
Garfield Monument Bill 15 Reported Favorably by Senate Panel
Washington reports Sen Brigg s of New Jersey backed a 10000 appropriation to aid a Garfield memorial at Long Branch New Jersey. The Garfield Monument Association formed in 1906 aims to raise 45000 to complete a granite memorial at Ocean Park. The site may shift to City Hall Park per Mayor Packer.
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Washington
Senate Library Committee
Hriggs
New Jersey
James A. Garfield
Long Branch
N. J
Briggs
Garfield Monument Association of
Garfield Monument Association
Garfield
Ocean Park
Ocean Boulevard
Monument Committee
City Hall Park
Edwin W. Packer
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Senator Murphy
Long Branch Cottage
RED Bank Theatre
Entertainment For Rectory Fund
Mattress Bank
Smith
Long Branch Banking Co
Daniel, Doran
Ty Cobb
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Congressional Investigating Committee
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mayor Packer
Masons
Branchport Cottager
Meyer Strassburger
Branchport Avenue
Shrewsbury
True Craftsman's Lodge
Long Branch Lodge
H. A. Merfeld
Newbern
N. C
Charles N. Kayser
Dolan
Merfeld
Strassburger
Branchport Hose Company
City Mall
Louis van Benthuysen
Thomas L. Slocum
Board of Trade Committee
Baxter
Music Committee
Children's Carnival Committee
Price's Hotel
Brent Good
Alex Alexander
Rosenberg
Green Inn
Bryan L. Kennedy
Fenwick J. Small
Phelando
Chelsea Avenue
Wayside
Penn, A
D. N. Bell
ALG. P. A
Congress
Reformed Church
Hesse
Kurrus
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