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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

Page

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Romance on the River Ends in New York Wedding

A girl named Lena Julie married Godfrey Phillips yesterday in the Little Church Around the Corner New York after a river accident sparked their romance. The pair honeymoon at the Riverside Cottage scene with about fifty friends greeting them with rice pudding and serenades.

Lena Julie Godfrey Phillips New York Shrewsbury Highlands Samuel Strauss Phillips

Record Scores a Big Gaynor Beat

The Record led with a big Gaynor shooting story in Red Bank and nearby yesterday afternoon. It moved fast via United Press and Western Union, racing ahead of New York papers and delivering editions to Oceanport Eatontown Red Bank and nearby towns. The paper boasted strong local coverage and noted its reporters cover Red Bank Rumson Oceanic Fair Haven Shrewsbury Atlantic Highlands and other points daily. Also included is an urban note about confetti sales and a police warning from Chief James Layton.

Record Red Bank William J. Gaynor New York United Press American Press Western Union H. Content & Company Metropolitan Oceanport Eatontown Fair Haven Oceanic Long Branch Rumson Shrewsbury Atontown Atlantic Highlands the Highlands Highland Beach Navesink Sea Bright Monmouth Beach Normandie

Death of Capt James Price long time seamboat man

Captain James Lawrence Price died at his South Eatontown home after more than two years of illness. He was a former master of the Elberon and Albertina and long connected with vessels plying the Shrewsbury river and New York. He retired two years ago and was survived by his wife Martha E. Carlock and three children, with brothers and sisters listed. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 p.m. at his home, burial in Glenwood cemetery.

James Lawrence Price South Eatontown Price Martha E. Carlock Charles Applegate New York James Price Eatontown Frank Price Oceanport Louis M. Price George W. Brown Charles O. Mefaddin A. M. Townley Cornelia Lane Adaline West Long Branch Willon Jane Throckmortfon Red Bank Captain Price Eatontown Township Board of Freeholders

Settlement Reached in Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Case

The case of the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company against Jack Nagle, a chauffeur, over an alleged assault on a motorman, was not heard as parties reached a settlement and Auditor George Cade withdrew his complaint.

Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company Jack Nagle George Cade

William Ryan Recovers After Rheumatism Attack

William Ryan of Lincroft recovers from rheumatism following an illness that began after he caught cold the night of the circus in Long Branch. He walked home from Red Bank about six miles and has only recently regained health.

William Ryan Lincroft Mr. Ryan Long Branch Red Bank

Red Bank and Shrewsbury Notes and Boat Carnival Plans

Henry Hyland suffered a foot injury while working on John J. Leonard’s Broad Street house and returned to work after medical care. James Magarity, chauffeur in a New York garage, visits his father in Shrewsbury for two weeks. Dr. Benjamin F. King plans October move to the Shoemaker house in Shrewsbury with an addition under construction. New styles women’s capes offered by Jacob Steinbach. Boat owners urged to adorn rowboats canoes sailboats and motor boats for Thursday river carnival with towing安排 183 tols7.

Henry Hyland John J. Leonard Broad Street Red Bank Mr. Hyland James Magarity Mitchells Magarity Shrewsbury Mr. Magarity New York Benjamin F. King Little Silver William A. Shoemaker

Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Opens Carnival Celebration

The carnival begins with the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on a decorated float. Hundreds witness the transfer of government as Mayor McFaddin crowns the queen and hands the gilded key to the prince and carnival committee chairman amid patriotic music and festive pageantry.

Elizabeth I Royal Infantry Band Queen Elizabeth Wisie Steinbach Prince O. A. Clark John Gordon O. McFaddin William D. Martin Carnival Committee Queen Elizabeth II Ocean Casino

Republican Dinner At Sheriff Hetrick Hosts Lewis And Baird

Sheriff C B F Hetrick hosts an afternoon GOP dinner at Port-au-Peck with guests including gubernatorial candidate Vivian Lewis and David Baird. State visitors, county officials, and party leaders attended as tables for eighty formed on the lawn. A group photograph was taken among the assembled figures.

David Baird Sheriff Hetrick Port-au-Peck Monmouth County C. B. F. Hetrick Vivian Lewis County Assemblymen Board of Freeholders County Board of Assessors

Allgor Praised at Shooting of Gaynor amid libel indictments

The statement attributed to J M Allgor praising the mayor shooting surfaces amid ongoing criminal libel indictments. Carnival decorations on the spite fence echo local tensions as Newarkers plan outings to Port-au-Peck and Branchport with clam bakes and field sports.

Gaynor J. M. Allgor Walter Fitzsimmons Sea Bright Rumson Road Freehold Driving Club

Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey showers and clearing

The Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight in New Jersey with partial clearing Thursday. Winds shift from moderate south to southwest as the period ends at 5 p.m. Thursday.

U.S. Weather Bureau New Jersey

Woman Falls From Boat Into River Near Port-au-Peck Dock

A boating party on the Shrewabur at Port au Peck dock yesterday afternoon ended with one woman falling overboard as the craft drifted away. Edgar Woolley and Melville Stein aided in the rescue, with the victim later taken to the hotel and then home after being revived. The wraps were left in the drifting boat and Stein retrieved them.

Port-au-Peck Dock Edgar Woolley Melville Stern Melville Stein Mr. Stein

New York Bride Harriet Lockwood Weds Randolph Weber at Belmar

Miss Harriet Lockwood of New York married Randolph Weber of Long Branch in a ceremony at 11 30 a m conducted by Justice of the Peace M J Crego in his Belmar office. The license was issued by Belmar Borough Clerk Charles C Hudnut with witnesses J F Murphy and Maud L Woolley of Belmar.

Harriet Lockwood New York Randolph Weber Long Branch

Broad Street Store Enlarged in Red Bank

Boughton & Hopper's five and ten cent store on Broad street Red Bank has been enlarged by a 25 foot addition to the original 100 foot depth. The new section is open and prepared for heavy trade. The shop sits in the Patterson building opposite the post office.

Boughton & Hopper Broad Street Red Bank Patterson Building

Local Republicans named for county and assembly races

Miss Frances ockran and Miss adys Stewart visit Red Bank. Thomas McCollins of Keansburg seeks Republican nomination for County Commissioner and Frank Yarnall of Belford campaigns for Assembly. Local businesses include Jacob Steinbach selling slippers and garden hose. Masque fete at Ocean Park Casino prompts early closing. notices list Chester M. Truax promos.

Frances ©Ockran Brooklyn Belford Assembly Middletown Township

Mayor Gaynor’s Condition Improves Amid Hospital Vigil

Hoboken August 10 Mayor Gaynor awoke refreshed and stronger after three hours sleep and rest was satisfactory according to Dr Lederle. Police cordons kept crowds away as doctors considered possible fever and discussed removing a split lead bullet with risk of blood loss.

Hoboken Gaynor Lederle New York Trafic Gagnon Brody Garven Gallagher New Jersey Hudson County Ts Lunder Pul Edwards

Prepare Floats for Parade Grand Carnival Saturday Night

All business houses and all business men are asked to send floats for the grand carnival parade on Saturday night. Community participants are urged to prepare decorations and participate in the civic event.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edgar M. Finck Cranmer James Layton Jacob Steinbach Carlton L. Clark Irving F. Gano Reuben Hinchman Venah Falkner Lillie Woolley Laura Berdan Snyder Melville Jack Berdan Alta Anderson Margaret W. Parker Helen Clark Elsie Steinbach Lewis Penn May Ward Grace Gray & Co Larry Sylvester & Co Adamini and Taylor and Motion Pictures Queen Elizabeth A Oqerwn Park Mason Chester M. Truax Broadway Allgor Albert Batchie First Ave Ocean Park Casino West End Duff & Campbell Sexton Broa L. B Weather Bureau Forecast Port-au Peck Dock Belmar Police Queen Elizabeth I Guaranteed Garden Hose,Co G. BE. B Victoria
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