Circus Parade Regulates Traffic Along Borough Streets
Police kept order as a circus parade moved through the borough, with Officers Vah Note Clayton and Antani Des guiding parade units on 4 and Monmouth, Mechanic and Front, and the Fountain. A Wild West ox team briefly detached a wagon from its traces, but handlers rerouted and rehooked it, while a Sherian peeped horse stood calm under bystander restraint. The morning parade drew favorable noise from onlookers.
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Iedik Hag
Vah
Monmouth
Clayton
Antanides
Bejewelled Anna Held Sails for New York
London reports Anna Held sailed today for New York aboard a steamer. The actress, noted for eye trouble, arrived in London wearing diamond studded stockings and joked about their safety aboard the ship.
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London
Anna
New York
Governor's Day Parade To Feature Fire Companies
A regional Governor's Day parade will be highlighted next Thursday by a firemen's parade. Several out-of-town departments have filed registrations to participate and anticipated additions are expected by week’s end. Agencies listed include Washington Fire Department No. 1 Ocean Grove and Eagle Hose and Chemical Co No 4 Perth Amboy with equipment and crews, plus Monmouth Fire Company Summit Chemical Hose No 1 Freehold Oceanport Hook and Ladder and Goodwill Fire Co No 6 among others with varying apparatus and personnel, many with music or bands.
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Geiaartiys
Washington Fire Department
Ocean Grove
Eagle Hose and Chemical Company
Perth Amboy
Goodil Itr Company No
Parade of Babies and Dolls Draws City Figures
Residents of Long Branch plan a baby parade with dolls as the Carnival Committee seeks consent from Mrs. Fielder wife of the Acting Governor to view the event. Mrs Cubberley visits Mrs Fielder to secure approval for the outing. The notice mentions Wind and Fireworks events and local advertisements tied to the parade day.
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Leon Cubberley
Sea Girl
Fielder
Long Branch
Gett
Theis
AWM
Brose
FIELDER BOOM GROWS FAST AT GOVERNOR S SN GATHERING
Former Gov Stokes and other Republican leaders attend the Governor s reception as Fielder boom gathers momentum. The scene shows Stokes and allies appearing to have shifted support, while Mercer lags behind in early polling and speculation about party strength.
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Fielder
Governor Fielder Hosts Large Crowd on Governor's Day
Senator Smith neutral coverage of Governor Fielder's Day at Sea Girt with a huge crowd from Middlesex Monmouth Mercer and Somerset counties. Attendees included Ex Governor Stokes and two Katzenbach representatives from Mercer as mid day rail service faltered. Katzenbach unable to attend in person due to a New York law case.
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Sea Girt
Middlesex
Monmouth
Mercer
Union
Somerset
Fielder Ewiti
Fielder
Frank
Katzenbach
Mercer County
Flemington Fair
Lectures to Aid Hospital Recitals at Ocean Avenue
Series of Shakespeare lecture recitals by Dr. Edgar C Abbott to benefit Monmouth Memorial Hospital. First talk titled Julius Caesar to be held at Mrs George M Pullmans Ocean Avenue home. subsequent talks scheduled August 19 and August 1 at different Ocean Avenue residences with King Henry VIII as theme. Admission five dollars, refreshments served, program features music at G A R hall. Also notices on European travel, local sales and events in Monmouth area.
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Edgar C
Ocean Avenue
Company In Bankruptcy After Ocean Park Meeting
Charles Bragg, president of the Ocean Park operator, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities are listed at 15886.87, with 1079.50 owed in wages. Assets amount to about 3500, including 3000 in equipment and 100 cash. Creditors include Feature Film Company, Licatti's Band, and Kinema Theater Company, with varying unknown claims.
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Ocean Park
Park How
Charles Bragg
United States District Court
Riggs, Baldwin & Baldwin
Licatti
Kinematdler Company
GED Veteran Woolley Dies While OT Orving
Asher B Woolley of Farmingdale Civil War veteran aged 71 died Thursday while sitting his wagon. He had driven to Mrs Joseph L Butchers place about a mile away and collapsed entering the house. His horse stopped, he fell forward and partly out of the wagon. Mrs Butcher and Miss Lottie Fulick helped him to the ground. He appeared dead, later removed to his home. He had health troubles for years but recently attended Gettysburg veterans reunion. Survived by widow and several Woolley siblings living in Farmington Avon and Farmingdale.
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Asher B. Woolley
Farmingdale
Woolley
Joseph L. Butcher
John Woolley
Avon
William Lippincott
Hilda
Lester Woolley
George Co
West End Avenue
William P. Maps
B. J. Mashey
Emma Moss
Lewis Kirby
A. T. Truax
Joseph Finn
Harry W. Hampton
Joseph Hampton
William _ Campbell
George A. Lippincott
A. T. Woolley
A. C. Morris
Rex Week Inicated Legislature Session In Motion
Rex week opened a lively legislative session with Martin bills ready for passage. Dozen other measures cleared in the Assembly await action by that body.
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Lwely
Rex
End of session Tuesday in New Jersey probe and quo warranto fight
Trenton August 9 with the Senate probe into Jersey City ballot destruction and the Assembly fight over Martin’s quo warranto and two commission government bills. Assemblyman Martin claims enough votes to reconsider the quo warranto measure and pass both bills. Senate investigation to begin at 10 20 a m with Corporation Counsel and former counsel presenting. It is alleged ballots were removed and given to a religious society as junk, and many district returns are incomplete.
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Trenton
Senate Committee On Procedure
Jersey City
Assembly
Thomas F. Martin
Hudson County
Senate
John Milton
Jersey City Commission
Warren Dixon
John Morris
Commission
Senate Committee
Mardi Gras moved to Friday opening night
The carnival opening night is postponed from Thursday to Friday due to the West End Fire Engine Company firemen’s ball at Ocean Park Casino. New features will greet revelers, including a bluffwalk parade after which dancers will perform inside the carnival enclosure with music by the Long Branch Military Band.
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West End Fire Engine Company
Ocean Park
Long Branch
Robbins to Sing at Chan Fireworks Night Carnival
Will Robbins a tenor famous as the wonderful sixty horsepower singer will perform at the carnival grounds on Fireworks Night next Thursday His selections include Daddy Has a Sweetheart and Mother Is Her Name Harmony Joe and other popular tunes He has drawn big crowds wherever he has sung
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Will Robbins
Will
Harmony Joe
Mr. Robbins
Two in Cells for Disorder in Public In Newark
Edward Leng of Newark was sent to county jail for fifteen days after a drunk and disorderly arrest on Second Avenue. Officer Harvey pursued him after a report of him on Third Avenue. Long pleaded to be released and return to Newark amid the case. Frank Butto faced $300 bail for grand jury action on carrying a concealed razor. He and a companion allegedly insulted Esther Waldman and Estelle White Stone at the Atlantic Hotel. Harry Greenwald aided the women.
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Edward Leng
Newark
Recorder Arrowsmith
Harvey
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Long
Pias
Frank Butto
Butto
Esther Waldman
Estelle Whitestone
Atlantic Hotel
Harry Greenwald
Broadway
Setomu Frye
Mis Dennis Bride At Home Wedding
Miss Hazel Dennis daughter of Alonzo C Dennis Red Bank wed Willard M Elliott son of Mrs Frederick Stevens Jamaica L J Monroe Van Sant officiated Attendants were Miss Verna Delatush and Leslie Dennis Thecouple left for a New England honeymoon and will live with the bride’s father in Red Bank Elliott teaches mechanical drawing at Middletown Township High School Also includes Life Saver rescue at Coney Island and obituaries.
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Hazel Dennis
Alonzo C. Dennis
Red Bank
Willard M. Elliott
Frederick Stevens
Jamaica
L. J . Monroe van Sant
Verna Delatush
Leslie Dennis
Mr. Dennis
Mrs. Elliott
New England
Mexico and Huerta dispute cast over Lind mission
Washington reports say Mexico was notified it had affronted the United States as Ambassador Lind travels to Vera Cruz. Secretary Bryan and the President expect the mission to succeed. Senator Smith accuses the Maderista lobby of swaying policy, while officials fear the situation may escalate.
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Mexico
United States
Washington, D. C
New Hampshire
John
Caen Vera Cruz
O’shaughnessey
Mexico City
Huerta
Lind
Maderista Junta
Sterbourn Hopkins
State Department
Wilson
Senate
Smith
Michigan
Queen AAD Cat to See Birdmen at Atlantic Field
Eugene Koster of the Koster Exhibition Co plans an aviation meet at Atlantic Field Asbury Park in August inviting the queen and court of the Long Branch Carnival to attend. The invitation was sent through Rotary Hope and accepted. The Asbury Park Carnival queen and court will be present for the game afternoon. A date will be chosen soon. Pastor's Son Missing from Home. Robert Powers, 16, son of Rev. J. W. Powers of Keansburg Methodist Church, left Wednesday for Trenton to obtain an automobile license and had not returned by press time. He carried two letters of recommendation, his father's watch, and ten dollars. The search continues. Horse Runs Into Motor Bus. In Keansburg, James Heyers and Stephen Greeley were thrown from Heyers' carriage when a frightened horse ran into a motor bus owned by Clarence Watson. The carriage was demolished. no one was injured.
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Eugene Koster
Koster
Robert Powers
J. W. Powers
Keansburg Methodist Church
Trenton
James Heyers
Keansburg
Stephen Greeley
New Monmouth
Heyer
Clarence Watson
D . Heyers
Man Drowns Off Sea Right In Fishing Party
A five man fishing party faced tragedy as one member named Ohip went missing after the others, exposed, floated for about two hours before the boat sank near midnight. The schooner nearby could not reach them and the wind and sea worsened the peril until dawn.
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Ohip
Ooema
Échooner
Fife
Brooklyn
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Cuene
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Bimpson Chapel
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Old First Church
Branch Harvest Home
Margony Joe
Martin
Nmardi Gras
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CHAN
Mis Dennis
St. Luke's
Lewis H. Sitson
Pottsdam
N. Y
Ciro Pinsati
St. Luke's Church
Coney Island
Captain Mount
United States Life Saving Station
William Sheldon
Old Fair Haven
David Whitfield
Fair Haven
Harry C. Fay
Fisk's, Chapel
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Rogalie Jones
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