Carlsbad Health Resort Details From Abroad
Park Commissioner Brent Good and Mrs Good, after weeks abroad, sail home on the Adriatic. Good writes from Carlsbad that the spa town is a healthy, brass-bound resort with 15000 residents and 78000 annual visitors including 3000 Americans, describing baths, waters, and local governance, plus health tips and regional climate notes. Clarence White discharged from hospital. Justice Sickles visits daughter. Rev W Frank Johnson preaches at Branchport. local incidents and social notices follow.
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Brent Good
Good
Carlsbad
London
Paris
Mr. Good
Park M. Woolley
Austrian Empire
Bohemia
Ony Branch
United States
Third Annual Outing Of New Jersey Pharmacy Grads
Thirty graduates from the New Jersey College of Pharmacy enjoyed a Long Branch outing. The day featured an ocean bath, a snake dance on the beach, an elaborate banquet at Greene's Hotel, a sail on the Albatross to the Highlands, and a return to Basil Bruno's home for more festivities. Speakers included Prof. Adolf Marquier and Dr. Louis Schneider. The group wore college color souvenirs and plans a Coney Island trip on August 19. Local participants from Newark Jersey City Paterson New York Trenton Atlantic City joined Basil Bruno and other Long Branch friends.
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New Jersey College
Basil Bruno
New Jersey College of Pharmacy
Long Branch
Greene
Third Avenue
Highlands
Adolf Marquier
Edgar Woolley
Louis Schneider
Leon Woolley
Romulus
Rimno
Bluffwalk
Garfield
Auto in head on collision with train at Sea Girt
George Poland and his nephew Maxon Garhart were in a car that crashed head on into a moving train at Sea Girt. The car was pushed about ten feet. Garhart escaped, Poland remained at the wheel as the train passed. Poland suffered only minor injuries. he is out of the city today. Robert Anderson, veteran conductor on the N J Southern Division, was ill and left a train at Matawan to recover at home. Sidney B. West of Smith Gray & Co. is vacationing with Councilman A L Johnson at Monmouth Beach. James Iowan and Abe Bennett hosted guests at the Atlantic Hotel in Fair Haven.
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George Poland
Sea Girt
Maxon Garhart
Garhart
Mr. Poland
Poland
Robert Anderson
N. J. Southern
Central R. R
Long Branch
Matawan
Liberty Street
Anderson
Monmouth
Sidney B. West
Smith Gray & Co
New York
A. L. Johnson
Monmouth Beach
Atlantic Hotel
James Lowan
New Yor
Abe Bennett
Fair Haven
Ocean Township Budget Public Notice and Road Claim
Ocean Township sets annual tax levy of 14800 dollars with allocations for roads lights ways and means poor fire and water and a county payment to Dr Samuel Johnson to open a public road in Loch Arbor. Confetti sales restricted by police order. Local merchants advertise summer reductions.
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Ocean Township
County Board of Commissioners
Samuel Johnson
Loch Arbor
River carnival invites boat owners to decorate and tow
Notice asks rowboat canoe and sailboat owners to have strong tow lines in bow and stern and join motor boats in Thursday night's river carnival. Motor boats will tow the other crafts in the event.
Assassins Bullet for Mayor Gaynor Not Fatal
Hoboken Aug 9 Mayor Gaynor shot aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He was conscious and not yet in immediate danger. doctors planned X ray to locate bullet and discuss possible operation. The would be assassin was captured as Gaynor prepared for a Europe trip.
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Gaynor
New York
Hoboken Hospital
Europe
Edwards
Hoboken
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
N. J
W. J. Gaynor
Assasin
Bremen
Paris
London
North Sea
Norway
Robert Adamson
Plier
Gaynard
Painter Succumbs to Throat Trouble at Brother's Home
Joseph Scott West 51, painter, died yesterday morning at his brother Theodore West's Sixth Avenue home after years of throat trouble and three operations. He lost speech two months ago and lay bedridden a week. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the brother's residence. Rev Alfonso Dare to officiate. interment West Long Branch.
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Sixth Avenue
Joseph Scott West
John Walker
Elizabeth West
Theodore
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M. E. Church
William H. Morris, Jr
West Long Branch
Special railroad excursion to Long Branch carnival from Freehold
On Saturday the Southern Division of the Central Railroad runs a special train from Freehold to Long Branch for carnival day. The outward departs Freehold at 9 08 a m and returns East Long Branch at 11 00 a m. Special rates include a round trip fare of 2 25.
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Freehold
Southern Division
The
Central Railroad
Long Branch
East Long Branch
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Shows Showers Likely
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight in New Jersey with unsettled weather Wednesday. Showers are likely after, and temperatures will remain nearly steady with light variable winds becoming southerly.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Neps Fair Caps Capital Prize Winner and Net Proceeds
Mrs Gilmore West won the capital prize at the Neps fair after turning in 130 dollars and chose cash of 50 dollars. The fair committee met to review reports and expected net proceeds slightly over 1400 dollars. A hat from Mrs Henry Cashland was claimed by Mrs 8 Frank Wood of West End avenue To Live Above Pharmacy. Joseph McLaughlin of Red Bank rented the upstairs apartment above Thomas Lewis pharmacy on Shrewsbury avenue.
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Gilmore West
Neptune Hose Company
West
Henry Cashland
Frank Wood
West End Avenue
Pharmacy
Joseph McLaughlin
Red Bank
Thomas Lewis
Shrewsbury Avenue
Matawan Pastor Arrested for Riding Bicycle on Sidewalk
The Matawan Presbyterian pastor Rev Dr Sterns was arrested Saturday for violating the borough ordinance by riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. Edward Farry filed the complaint. Officer A Lambertson released him on parole for a hearing next Saturday.
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Matawan
Dr. Sterns
Matawan Presbyterian Church
Edward Farry
A. Lambertson
Mrs Durkin Injured After Fall Down Stairs
Mrs Michael Durkin of Warburton Place was seriously injured in a night time fall on stairs. She woke during the night and, in darkness, misstepped breaking ribs and injuring her hip. She was carried to Dr H E Shaw and later to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where doctors found a fractured hip.
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Michael Durkin
Warburton Place
Mirs
H. E. Shaw
Garfield Avenue
Highlands Borough Orders Shooting of Unmuzzled Dogs
At a Highlands Borough Council meeting last evening a plan to curb dogs running at large was approved. Any dog found off leash after August 13 would be shot, with marshalls performing the dispatch instead of a dog catcher. Reports from the collector, borough recorder, and street committee were filed.
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Highlands Council
Highlands
Pleasure Bay social scene includes lodge group and sailing trip
George Thole hosted a party at Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay with a bake for thirty on the lawn. The BP and A M Grand Lodge New Jersey group of about 150 plans an Aug 18 visit. Central RR officials and wives arrive from Allentown in a special car for a sailing trip down the Shrewsbury. Mrs Kennedy and party from Keyport also visited. A new baby boy named Frank D. Griffith entered the baby parade while a candidate for captain in the Independents is anticipated.
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Shrewsbury
Frank D. Griffith
Parker
Girf
Independents
Diphtheria Strikes Harry Blakely in New York Hospital
Harry Blakely 26 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Blakely of Norwood avenue is ill with diphtheria at Willard Parker Hospital New York after an operation for a throat growth. His father is in New York.
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Charles H. Kipp
Anna Ten Eyck
Billa Gordon
Harry Ronson
Ten Eyck Ronson
Wickatunk
Augustus Chandler
Third Avenue
Harry Blakely
Charles Blakely
Norwood Avenue
Williard Parker Hospital
New York
Young Blakely
Mr. Blakely
Harry
Pride of Hollywood Council
No. 2
D. Ofly
Final Carnival Plans Announced at City Hall
City officials and carnival committee set four days of events under the Hoard of Trade. Queen Elizabeth II. will reign from opening Friday to Saturday night with prizes for costumes, athletic events, and a masquerade ball at the casino.
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Ocean Park Casino
Hoard of Trade
City Hall
James Layton
William D. Walling
Queen Elizabeth II
Elgle
Steinbach
C. ©. McFaddin
A. M. Townley & Co
Soca
James F. O'Melia
Jersey City
Charles H. Greene, Jr
James George
Long Branch
Jacob Steinbach
Joseph Finn
William&. Dobbins
Philadelphia
Takanassee
Philip L. Cohens
King
End of Finger Severed at Mill
Frank Liebber a head machinist at Calvin Cunnins mill lost the end of his middle finger last Saturday when his hand touched a sharp blade. The wound was treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Liebber
Calvin Cunnins' Mill
Monmouthemorial Hospital
Card of Thanks for bereavement assistance
Expresses heartfelt appreciation to Elks Lodge pall-bearers clergy quartet and helpers for support after bereavement. Signed Mia John Hicks and family. Also mentions local events and parade preparations with business notices and float plans for Saturday night activities.
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Elks Lodge
Mia
John Hicks
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Broadstreet
Justice James H. Sickles
Harry C. Price
Paterson
W. Frank Johnson
Brooklyn
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Home
Branchport
Johnson
Scobey
Edmund Morris
W. E. Morris
Lewis Street
Eatontown
Ocean Park
Chester M. Truax
Jacob Steinbach’s
Wright
Willaam J. Gaynor
Joseph S. West
Monmouth Street
Pearl Street
Monmouth County Electric Company
Jersey Central Traction Company
William Snyder
Parksville
Henry Snyder
Joseph Miller
Ba&tontown
Atlantic City
New Jersey Central
Mason
Broadway
Weather Bureau Forecast
Capital Prize
C. Ray Sweeney
New Jersey Standard
Ray
Rumpel Brothers
Daniel Allaire
Irving Hancock
Newman Springe Road
National Express Company
Lincroft
Joseph Sacco
Broad Street
Louis Hallenbeck
Louis Thompson
Rumson Club
Charles Rogers
Rumson Country Club
B. F. Brown
E. &. Ellsworth
Asbury Park
Frank Hodges
Branch Avenue
Ellsworth
Ellsworth & Armstrong
Carnival
West End
Duff & Campbell
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Embalmere
Tel
L. F
Pleasure Bay
William Kennedy
Keyport
Pleasure
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Monmouth County
Republican Executive Committee
Port-au-Peck
Governor Fort
Kean and
Briggs
America
Cohen
Sexton
Theodore Young
H. A. Muhlenbrink
M. M. Cella
M. Conway
Penn. Theatre
May Ward
Grace Gray & Co
Larry Sylvester & Co
Adamini and Taylor and
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