Keyport Carnival A Success Beyond Wildest Dreams
Keyport celebrated a grand carnival and baby parade despite rain delays. Gov. Fort and aides attended, praising roads and education, while the parade featured judges, floats, and a popular baby procession. The queen rode on a Ship of State float as the Mardi Gras evening concluded the record-setting 1910 event.
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Keyport Carnival
Keyport
Raritan
Gov. Fort
Col
Austin Colgate
Schauffer
Ola Conklin
Conklin
Anne L. Tilton
Wynne Walling
Loretta Hines
Florence Armstrong
Katherine
Yearly town prize parade crowns many winners in state event
The town held a large prize parade with diverse awards. Fire companies won for turnout and decoration, and General Floats honors went to Conklin and The Social Nine. Baby parade prizes honored families like Bedle and Walling with varied categories. The event, praised as the greatest ever, featured a long list of individuals and groups recognized for floats, carriages, automobiles, and more.
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Fort
Matawan
Henry Salz
Edward B. Conklin
C. G C. Bogardus
Joseph D. Bedle
Ellison D. Petteys
A. Salz
Keyport
New Jersey
Front
Broad
Front Street
Fulton
Mott
Main
Broadway
Catholic Church
Voss
Newark
Ila M. Conklin
South River Fife and Drum Corps
J. Clarence Conover
Freehold
John H. Jewett
Plainfield
D. P. Vandeventer
Harvey
Bedle
H. W. Brueninghausen
O. C. Bogardus
J. W. Nickelson
Edwin
Gilford B. Aumack
P. J. Devlin
John van Kirk
F. F. Armstrong
J. W. Nichelson
Edward Young
Ettys G. Wyckoff
L. B. Walling
G. G. Hoagland
J. G. Schanck
Vadin Curtis
Popper
Horace §. Burrowes
Lincoln Hose Company
Raritan Hose Company
Liberty Hose Company
Dilda Schanek
D. Edgar Roberts
Ada Walling
Conklin
The
Social Nine
Order of Pocahontas
Daughters of Liberty
B. B. Kline
John Rosevear
Stultz & Clark
T. 8
R. Brown
R. West Company
Garland
G. Noonan
Richard 5. White
Joseph Maurer
van Mater
Goldberg
Charles §. Crawford
Pauline Aumack
J. W. van Brackle
Ade McKeen
Ward
John H. Patterson
R. O. Walling
William Thistle
Craig McKeen
D. Hdgar Roberts
Harvey 8. Bedle
Walter Cottrell
Amy Osborn
Ralph van Dorn
Barber Family
Elinor Dey
Miss Johnson
Birbeck
Albert Dingwall
Ruth Hagen
Dorothy Reynolds
Aimee Ormerod
Gladys Holmes
Leola Horner
Albert Tanner
Muriel Croes
Elsie Walling
Elmer Pease
Marjorie Walling
Rosalie Tanner
Melva Winterton
Gladys Croes
Anna May Doughterty
Emily Webber
Morrell Children
Ralph Coward
Wille Green
Hoy
F. E B. Sherman
Prise
Batelle Holder
William Voorhies
B. Sproul
Merlin Brand
Mildred Bedle
Flowers
Theodore Walker
Edna Holston
Walter Curley
Maud Snyder
George Smith
Ariena Pierce
Estelle
Helen Applegate
Athletic carnival entries require registration cards
Chairman G M L Sachs leads next weeks carnival athletic contests in Monmouth county. Entries must include registration cards obtainable for 25 cents from Oscar A. Morgan at 51 Abbott Avenue Ocean Grove before acceptance, as last year New York entrants dominated and spectators were few.
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Sachs
G. M. L. Sachs
New York
Mr. Sachs
Monmouth County
Oscar A. Morgan
Abbott Avenue
Ocean Grove
Society wedding at Little Silver in refined ceremony
Miss Hetty A. Dean and Ferren Blaisdell wed at 2 30 p m beneath a canopy of roses. Four ushers attended, guests viewed gifts of silverware china and linen, then a lawn reception before a honeymoon tour to Eaglemere and Knoxville.
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Little Silver
Hetty A. Dean
Daniel Dean
Ferren
Red Bank
Eaglemere
Penn
Trolley to Perth Amboy Opens From Keyport
Trolley cars began running Wednesday from Keyport across the Raritan river bridge to Perth Amboy. The service links Keyport with Red Bank Highlands and Matawan and continues hourly to Perth Amboy with connections to North Jersey. Middlesex officials attended a dinner at Highland Beach with trolley executives.
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Keyport
Long Branch
Raritan River Bridge
Perth Amboy
Public Service Corporation
Staten Island Ferry
Red Bank
Highlands
Matawan
North Jersey
Middlesex County
Highland Beach
Fire destroys Mrs Hines home in Tabor Street
Fire yesterday morning partly destroyed the home of Mrs. Samuel Hines on Tabor street after kerosene lamps and oil nearby ignited when clothes dampened by ironing caught fire while she visited a neighbor. Alarm from box 21 Bath avenue. Front section survived, rear burned, loss estimated around 1600 dollars. Firefighters delayed returning to headquarters due to road work.
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Samuel Hines
Tabor Street
Bath Avenue
Prospect Street
Monmouth Ball Players Make Good
Bay shore players from Monmouth area have advanced to major and minor leagues. Notables include the Zimmermans from Atlantic Highlands, Heiner at Cubs utility infield, Young Zim as third baseman for the Newark Indians and leadoff hitter. Harbusch of Allentown Penn State League, Barberick and Mieure in state and Eastern leagues, Litue twirling for Murray in Utah, Flick Luyster leading Eastern Carolina League, McCormick who trained at Keyport, and George Stallings of Matawan now managing the New York Highlanders.
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Bay Shore
Zimmermans
Heinicr
Chicago Cubs
Young Zim
Newark Indians
Atlantics
Harbusch
Allentown
Penn
Barberick
Providence
Mieure
Amsterdam
N. Y
Dick” Litue
Red Bank
Murray
Flick” Luyster
Matawan
Harry McCormick
New York Giants
Keyport
George Stallings
Stalling
New York Highlanders
Fishing Industry at Belford Prospering
Belford fishermen report higher catches this year led by menhaden daily processed for Port Monmouth factories. Blues and other edible fish are iced and shipped to New York commission houses. Leading captains include George C. Henry, J Edward Johnson, Jacob Schnoor, William Roop, B wart Havens, John Osborn and Albert Runyon. Investments in boats nets and tackle exceed $100 000.
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Belford
Port Monmouth
New York Commission
George C. Henry
J. Edward Johnson
Jacob Schnoor
William Roop
B.wart Havens
Cottager Lazar Shulman Dies at Chelsea Home
Lazar Shulman a retired clothier aged seventy died Sunday at his Chelsea avenue summer home after sudden illness. Coroner John W. Fleck issued the burial permit. Survived by seven children, the body was moved to New York for funeral services at Shaavl Zedik Temple conducted after a half past ten.
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Lazar Shulman
Chelsea Avenue
John W. Fleck
Hyer & Flock
New York
Shaavl Zedik Temple
Infant Peter Lang Died in Oceanic at One Year
Infant Peter Lang son of George and Margaret Lang of Oceanic died Saturday from infantile complaint aged one year two months. Funeral held Monday with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery near Red Bank. Harry C. Fay supervised funeral arrangements.
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Oceanic
Peter Lang
George
Margaret Lang
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Red Bank
Harry C. Fay
Warm Welcome to New Baptist Pastor in Long Branch
The city welcomes Rev. T. B. Hughes and his wife as the new pastor of First Baptist Church Long Branch. Local clergy and civic leaders praise his mission, vow cooperation, and emphasize civic morality, church unity, and service to the community during a warm reception.
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T. B. Hughes
Fiist Baptist Church
Stroughton
Wis
Thos. J. Berrien
F. K. Shield
First Reformed Church
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial Mbe
F. H. Divine
New York
New Jersey
American Baptist Home Mission Society
George B. Woolley
Harry van Cleaf
W. F. Clark
Hughes
First Baptist Church
Cor. Sécy
N. J. Baptist Convention
W. B. Matteson
Red Bank
Matteson
M. W. McDuffie
Asbury Park
Long Branch
McFaddin
New Baptist Pabtor
Bronx
G. H. Neal
St. Luke's M. B. Church
Lovell
Brother Hughes
Paul Garrett
Anid He
Chhurch
D. Spencer
Brooklyn
McDuffie
Spencer
Holmes Cottrell
John F&f. Daxtson
Cordiagly
Bia
Berrien
Eue
Epg
Reece Ber
Will Use Plant Here to Meet Big Contracts
Work on temporary sheds began behind the burned Bu chanan and Smock Lumber Co. mill. Harry W. Smock, supervisor, expects mill hands to work on material for several large contracts. The firm will temporarily take over Edwards Coal and Lumber Co. mill in Broadway Long Branch and operate a near-same sized plant to avoid delays. The Edwards plant, recently placed in receivership, is in good repair and awaits power to run machinery. This plan aims to employ all Buchanan and Smock workers with the shed setup.
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Buchanon & Smock Lumber Company
Harry W. Smock
Buchanan & Smock Company
Edwards Coal and Lumber Company
Broadway
Long Branca
Asbury Park
Hdwards
Buchanan & Smock
Wrangle Over Sale of Property in Keansburg
The late Beeley Compton left all his property to wife Emeline for life or death, then to three daughters Mrs. Willett of Newburn, Mrs. Thorne and Mrs. Aberin of Keansburg. Mrs. Compton died a year ago, Thorne as administrator settled estate except homestead, disputed by Aberin who removed furnishings. Aberin charged with felonious assault. Walling of Keyport held him on $500 bail to await grand jury.
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Beeley Compton
Keansburg
Emeline Compton
William Willett
Newburn
N. C
Isaiah H. Thorne
Daniel Aherin
Compton
Thorne
Aberin
I Thorne
Keyport
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Ola M. Conklin
Board of Trade
Frances Campbell
Gerald Smith
Albert Bedle
le Roy Stultz
Harvey Hartman
Harry Pease
Margaret Gelhaus
Robert Huaytar
Marjorie Bedle
Raymond Mason
Alfred Chinery
G. W. Stoney
Keyport Fire Dept
Carnival
Hines
Monmouth
NEW Baptist
Buchanon & Smock
Edwards’ Mill