Children Carnival Entries Reach Seven Hundred Prospect
The second annual children's carnival directed by the Board of Trade draws about 700 entries. Queen Elizabeth II will crown the queen, with Mayor McFaddin as master of ceremonies. The procession features a large float, police escort, and prize divisions totaling 130 awards. Box holders and paper decorations are being organized as the event builds toward Friday's procession.
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Board of Trade
Leon Cubberley
B. J. Greenhut
Parker
James Layton
Aids
Marshall BE. F. Ford
Prince
O. A. Clark
John Gordon
Flower Girls
Carlton Clark
Reuben Hinchman
Irving F. Gano
Vena Falkner
Woman in auto dives into Takanassee Lake incident details
A Fiat owned by Clarence H. Lowenthal allegedly carrying a man and a woman plunged into Takanassee Lake after 11 PM. The driver misjudged the bulkhead, the woman was injured but saved, and the couple’s identities remain unclear. The machine was retrieved by morning.
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Takanassee Lake
Clarence H. Lowenthal
Green Avenue
Lowenthal Cottage
O. A. Clark
Frank Donohue
Tintern Manor
New York
Lowenthal
Elberon Avenue
Drawbridge Knick Halts Trains and Boats Along Shore
Thousands traveling from New Jersey coast to New York were delayed as a kink in the Central Railroad bridge over the Shrewsbury river at Highlands left the draw jammed. Trains on the Highland Beach side stalled within hundreds of feet while two Patten line steamers from Long Branch, the Mary Patten and the Thomas Patten, carried passengers awaiting passage for hours.
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New York
New Jersey
Central Railroad Company
Shrewsbury River
Highlands
Patten
Mary Patten
Thomas Patten
Pleasure Bay Landing
Central Railroad
Highland Beach
Atlantic Highlands
Hanson
Jersey City
GUGGENHEIM 10 BOW TO WILL OF VOTES
Democratic governor urges a direct primary law while senator Guegenheim rejects backing and vows to seek public choice if his support fails. Democrats accuse him of securing his seat and planning to buy re election. Board of Trade August meeting set for tonight at 8. Prices for Mason jars listed.
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Guggenheim
Will OF
Denver
Colo
Guegenheim
Work
Republican Committee
Washington
Senate
Board of Trade
Carnival Committee
J. A. Stratton
Former Pier Head Dead Here at 76
Uriah Herrmann a Long Branch summer resident for 25 years died at his daughter Mrs. Louis B. Schram's Lincoln avenue home after heart failure. He was 67. Funeral at Temple Emanu El New York tomorrow at 10:30. Burial Salem Fields. He was born in Worten’sberg Germany in 1832 and led Hermann Bros. Co. before retiring 20 years ago.
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Uriah Herrmann
Long Branch
Louis B. Schram
Lincoln Avenue
Herrmann
Elberon
Temple Emanu-El
Herrmann Bros. & Co
Long Branch Pier Company
Broadway
Beth-Israel Hospital
Montefiore Home
Hebrew Orphan Ayslum
The
Educational Alliance
Washington Lodge
L. B. Schram
Plumbers Celebrate Plumbers Day With Outing In Newbolds Woods
Long Branch and Red Bank members of Local 263 enjoyed a full day event in Newbolds woods. Activities began with a morning baseball game and ended with athletic events and a festive clambake led by Lucienne Morris. Photographs were taken by Cottrell as the group gathered for meals and social time before winding down after eight hours of work.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
United Association of Journeymen Plumbers
Newbold
Woods
Cottrell
Lucienne Morris
Local 263
Joseph Young
Joseph Clevenger
Jack Crean
George Hekker
Harry Maps
Woolley
Harry Drake
George Golden
Henry Howland
William Fagen
Joseph Schwark
Phil Eager
Fred Nelson
Peter F. McGreer
Thomas Barham, Jr
John Garriel
Henry Sherman
Frank Garriel
Charles Reeve
James Bedell
James Ennis, Sr
James Ennis, Jr
Thomas Hines
George Embley
Sidney van Dyke
R. Fornarotto
Chris Widdis
Fred van Derveer, Jr
Charles Cavalier
William Beatson
William Bruce
Abe Slocum
Perry Herbert
James Riddle
Kenneth West
DeGrasse Rose, Jr
New Jersey Weather Forecast Ends Tuesday Evening
The Weather Bureau forecasts for the next thirty six hours ending Tuesday at 8 p m. expect partly cloudy skies with showers tonight or Tuesday. Winds will be light to moderate and variable.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Quiet Wedding Sealed By Justice Williams in Highlands
Atlantic Highlands reporter Peter Flynn wed Miss Julia Chronin in a surprise ceremony conducted by Justice G C Williams at his home. The couple’s rigid preparation and the editor’s absence at the paper were noted as the event leaked to the press. Flynn, a longtime Journal staffer, and Chronin, a New York resident, were celebrated by friends.
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Atlantic Highlands Journal
Peter A. Flynn
Atlantic Highlands
Calvin Parker
Borough of Highlands
G. C. Williams
Flynn
Magstrate
Magistrate Williams
Loweth
Nay Williams
Parker
Journal 18
Julia A. Chronin
Monroe Street
New York
Cornelius
Bessie Chronin
Mr. Flynn
Sea Bright Carnival Draws Record Borough Crowd
The Sea Bright carnival drew the largest attendance in the borough’s history with near full grandstands and crowds along the Sea Bright bridge. Highlights included a Sea Bright Cornet Band performance, swimming races on the Shrewsbury river, and a life saving exhibition.
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SEA Brights
The Worst Man in Long Branch sermon by Rev Hughes
In Long Branch a large crowd heard Rev. T B Hughes of the First Baptist Church preach on The Worst Man in Long Branch. He denounced indolent members and hypocritical churchgoers, praised the church as a force for good, and urged repentance through Jesus. He argued the worst man is one who denies goodness and urged kindness and reform.
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T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Long Branch
Church of God
Church
Soinlless Mabie Inolapes Corporation
Hughes
Lbertine
Fallh
Lhoké
Uberty
Jesus
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John W. Flock
A. M. Townley & Co
William B. Anderson
Britton’s Pharmacy
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Edward H. Frost
Arthur P. Hull
Joseph Goldstein
Benedict J. Greenhut
Marks
James Milmore
Ralph H. Korn
Simon Hess
John Haylar
Carnival
M. Y. Poole
West Long Branch
B. Drummond Woolley
Mr. Rosenwald
Ellsworth Jackson
BE. R. Slocum, Jr
Samuel 8. Scobey
J. H. Parker
William H. Walsh
Elsie Steinbach
Adams Express Company
Long Branch Record
Brooklyn
Walter 4. Mason
Oakland Street
Emma Furgerson
Rosgin
Rossin
Florine Beach
Jacob Steinbach
Chester M. Truax
Avon
East Front Street
Cadillac
N. H. Alrope
North Seventh Street
Newark
L. KE. Brown
Charles Dowlen
Hubbard & Kirby
Mr. Alrope
Asbury Park
Ocean Avenue
Rumson Road
Oceanic Road
L. E. Brown
Fair Haven
William Gordon
Colorado
Mason Fruit
Simon Guggenheim
Uriah Herrman
Long
Weather Bureau
Spring Lake
W. H. T. Huhn
William E. Green
F. C. Baird
Victor Meyers
H. E. Guggenheimer
W. &. Conner
Mrs. Lichenstein
Howard EB. Cohn
Peter Hauck, Jr
J. J. Brien
Richard Thurston
Penn
May Ward
Grace Gray & Co
Larry Sylvester & Co
Adamint and Taylor
Motion Pictures
Ocean Park Casino
Duff & Campbell
Sexton Bros
Tel
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Sea Bright
Sea Bright Bridge
Walter Sports
J. Hemming
Deal
D. McAleenan
Friedlander
West Side Y
Oppenheimer
A. C
Charlotte Applegate
Mildred Murphy
Shrewsbury
No. 4
No. 8
Alvin Mount
G. W. Green
Atlantic
Bath Avenue
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Bath and
Westwood Avenues
Wimpfheimer
Abraham Bijur
Bath and Ocean
Cynic
Baptist Church
Hattie Taber
William Taber
Winter Street
Florence
Hélen Bradley
Binghamton, N. Y
A. R. van Schoick
Fifth Avenue
Boatness Houses
Elf Men
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