Booster Dinner, Trade Board to Discuss Aug Meeting
The August Board of Trade session at the Takanassee Hotel ballroom will also discuss forming the East Monmouth League and inviting tax payers to a Brighton avenue Long Branch conference on August 12 1912 at 8 o'clock to represent eastern Monmouth County taxpayers. The state Exempt Firemen's Association may be hosted in the city next May and the East Monmouth League meeting is expected to draw many from taxing districts along the shore with two hundred invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Takanassee
Wast Monmonth League
City ‘Hall
State Exempt Firemen's Association
West End Shore
East Monmouth League
Monmouth
Tak Dnassee
Brighton Avenue
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Gruber Garravana settle lease suits in Brinley court
David Gruber of Second Avenue cafe and Daniel Garravana settled lease disputes in Justice Walter R Brinley s court. Gruber claimed $25 monthly fountain rent and $100 for Broadway premises. juries sided with Garravana on both, with $13 awarded to Gruber and $0 on the Broadway case after security defaults were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gruber
Second Avenue
Daniel Garravana
Walter R. Brinley
Gruber
Harold ©. Morford
Broadway
Garravana
James Milmore
Benjamin Sprague
Sidney Throckmorton
William Carey
Isaac Stein
Fred Erdman
Louia Mattie
W. T. Thegker
Harris Shapiro
John Cooper
William TH
Piper
Touls Yedwitz
Garrayana
Brinely
St. Luke's Church Preaches On Missions And Hymns
Rev Dr John Y Dobbins will preach at both services tomorrow at St Luke's Church with morning topic The Mission of Jesus to Men and evening topic Some Hymns and Their Authors. Also notes local plans for two eight room concrete bungalows by Calvin W Hendricks at North Beach Sea Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Dobbins
Jesus
Calvin W. Hendricks
North Beach
Sea Bright
Two Baby Parades Separated At Local Carnival
Carnival Association decides to hold the Doll Carnival and the Children's Carnival separately next Saturday afternoon to avoid friction. Doll Carnival will substitute for the automotive parade at 4 pm, with bands contracted for music across carnival dates. Local band bids and acts for coronations and masquerade balls are arranged, while a film company seeks to record the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Association
Ti. C. Retm
Broadway
Meeting of Exempts Seeks Long Branch Convention Site
An exempt Firemen's Association meeting at City Hall discussed hosting the State Association convention in May next year. They aim to accommodate 600 delegates in Long Branch with suitable banquet seating and food facilities. A committee including Robert Warwick, Forrest Green, William H. Van Prant, Isaac Stein and T. Don Morford was appointed to assess options. Rev. Corson of Madison Field, N J visits Mayor and Mrs. Poodle. he is a former pastor in the area. Also advertised are clothing sales at W H Woolley & Co with substantial reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exempt Firemen’s Association
City Hall
State
Long Branch
Robert Warwick
Porrest Green
William H. van Prant
Isaac Stein
T. Don Morford
Corson
Pennington Corson
Hadison Field
N. J
Monroe V. Poodle
Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch
OW First M. 1
New Brunswick
Manasquan
Pen Picture of Resort in 1834
Haruki Korn, researching Long Branch history, uncovers a 1834 portrayal from Gordon’s History of New Jersey describing Long Branch as a sea bathing resort 75 miles from Philadelphia and 45 from New York. It notes attractive accommodations, a gentle shore, fishing, steamboat and stage access, and bustling boarding houses such as Wardell’s Renshaw’s and Len’s with fertile black sand beaches and high sea banks. It also mentions Deal as another watering place and notes current carnival and band events with venues on Broadway and avenues in 19th century Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haruki Korn
Samuel Korn
New York
Long Branch
Korn
Gordon
New Jersey
Trenton
Atlantic Ocean
Philadelphia
Shrewsbury Township
Monmouth County
Wardell
Chauffeur Mistakes Trolley Bridge for Traffic Bridge
Hugo T Mahue, chauffeur for C. S. Wikliamas of New Orleans, struck the trolley bridge over Deal Lake late from Allenhurst. His Pierce Arrow 36 was wrecked with bruises to his body but not serious, as bystanders helped and he received medical care at Atlantic Coast garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Tmahue
C. 5
Wikliamas
New Orleans
Monterey
Asbury Park
Deal Lake
Allenhurst
Hahne
Atlantic Coast
Euclid Ayenne
Roosevelt Promises Negro Problem Solved In Ten Years
Oyster Bay August 16 Col Roosevelt asserts the Progressive platform borrows from Democrats and insists the party will have solved the negro problem in ten years He cites Lincoln and says the white South must aid the colored by promoting the deserving and driving out the vulgar plus notes naval telegrams and parade plans in New Jersey and Hollywood sports and church services follow with local civic notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
William Jennings Uryan
Roosevelt
Bremerton Navy Yard
Oregon
Army
Navy
Louisiana
First Cavalry
Chicago
Lincoln
Free States
South
Weather Forecast and Observations for New York and Pennsylvania
The U S Weather Bureau forecast covers the 86 hours ending Sunday for Eastern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania with showers tonight or Sunday in the north and tonight and Sunday in the south. Brisk southeast to south winds and an overcast outlook with little temperature change. Observations from Moore Long Branch report high 78 and low 66 yesterday, current 72, plus 2 degrees in 24 hours. Barometer 80.08 this morning, 20.16 last night. wind southeast at 22 mph, peak 86 mph in 24 hours. Humidity 82% at 8 am, 40% at 10 am. Yesterday’s weather was clear with a high 86. Record office hours note press on Thursday August 15 at noon, with closure at 1 30 pm as part of a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
North Portion
South Portion
New Jersey
Moore
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Two Boys Seriously Injured in County Auto Crash
Reported highway accident leaves two youths in critical condition. A nine year old boy and another youngster were struck by automobiles on Main Street and Adelphia Road near Freehold and Hatontown. Medical teams rush the injured to Montauk Memorial Hospital and Spring Lake Hospital for treatment including possible fractures and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Freehold
Spring Lake
Harry Jolson
Isade Johnson
Railroad Avenue
Hatontown
Main Street
Homer P. Partree
Ira Carhart
Liberty Fleet
Carhart
Tie Wa
Montouth Memorial J Hospital
Adelphia Road
Byron Mhankine Son
Holmes Tankinson
Dankincon
Grover
Princeton Junction
North Nd
Ocean Grove
Din
Yang
Spring Lake Hospital
Hankinson
Entomologist Headlee to Lead New Jersey Work
Dr. T. J. Headlee, Kansas State Entomologist and Kansas Agricultural College department head, will become New Jersey State Entomologist. He will teach at Bulger's College New Brunswick and oversee experiments, nursery inspections, and disease prevention under state laws. He is about 25, from Indiana, a Purdue and Cornell graduate, with Kansas since 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
T. J. Headlee
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
New Jersay
Tle
John DB. Smith
Bulger's College
New Brunswick
Agricultural College’ Experiment Station
State Board of Agriculture
Dr. Smith
Jersey
Jr. Smith
Headley
University of nAlana
Purdue
Cornell University
New Hampshire State Experiment Station
Kansas Entomologict Department
Headiee
Indiana
Will Texas Troops Fight Mexicans
Governor Colquitt awaits War Department reply to an ultimatum demanding United States troops to repel Mexican rebel incursions into Texas or state troops will be deployed. Also notes the death of Walter Kesge on a New London railroad crossing and unrelated local sale notices and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Colquitt
War Department
Mass Meeting at Red Bank Held by Local 26
A mass gathering of Local 26, National Garment Workers of America, mostly workers from Sigmund Bigner’s Red Bank factory, met at William Kelly’s Hall after Borough Hall access was blocked. Leaders announced plans to recruit members. speakers delivered in Italian, American, and Russian, with Miss Daley unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Record
National Garment Workers of America
Sigmund Bigner
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
William K. Kelly
Majestic Moving Picture Theatre
Monmouth Street
Borough Hall
Borowsh Hall
Arthur L. Wymbs
Frank Sitlonger
Theodore FP. Sniffen
Itar
Kelly
Jean Rueckhans
Renekhans
Eetng
Miss Daley
A. Marotta
J. Hughkins
A. Berkson
New York
Mrs Bowdoin Dies At Elberon Summer Home
Mrs. Temple Bowdoin of New York dies at her Elberon summer home on Ocean avenue after a brief illness. Funeral at Grace Church New York, burial at Sleepy Hollow. She was 51, husband with J Pierpont Morgan firm. Active in Ebberon Library and St James Chapel community life. A rally will be held at Mount Olivet Baptist Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bowdoin
New York
Governor Muriely
Ocean Avenue
Bowdoin
Grace Church
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
N. Y
Second Baptist Church Services Schedule
The Second Baptist Church led by Rev. A Smallwood opens with a 7 am praise service and Sunday School at 2 30 pm with Superintendent Laws urging all to attend for important business. At 8 30 pm a special sermon will be preached to hotel and cottage waiters. Sick on Yacht Off Fair Haven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
A. Smallwood
Laws
Shirtwaist Dance at Ocean Park Casino Tonight
Ocean Park Theatre presents Shirtwaist Dance and Ocean Park Casino events tonight with admission 10c. Motion pictures feature Wally in the program.
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West End Fire Engine Co
Wed
Ang. M
Ocean Park Casino
West
Ocean Park Theatre
Motion Pictures
Ameer
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Trade Board
East Mon
Gruber-Garravanna
Ghoe
St. Luke's Church
Joseph Goldstein
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Matifees
Prof
Campione
Washington Park
Philip L. Cohen
Harold A. Dennett
J. Pitman West
W. K. Campbell
Hoboken Fireworks Company
Joseph Barnaba
Meeting OF Exempts
W. H. Woolley & Co
Carnival
Louis Miller's
H. ©. Rehm
Ocean
J. B. White
South Park
Long Branch Military Band
Bth
Will
Teddy
New Party
Henry Joline
Oceanic Fire Engine Company, No. 1
Haa
Norwood Avenue
Bolf
Hollywood
Hollywood Golf Clay Grounds
A. S. Rossin
Louise Bijar
Seasongood
A. Forsch
Presbyterian Church
Weather Bureau Forecast
Arrowsmith
Thomas V. Arrowsmith Lity
Police Department
Post
Laparre
Clayton
McCarthy
Yat Dyke
Kingstand
Dodd
Emmons
Mrrickson
Miller
J. W. West
Kirby
Ringiben
Owards
Querhy
Martin
Trampiron
J. R. West
Cuneen
Carlatan
House
WK. Emmons
McCarvey
Swanson
Mcarvey
New Yok Pier
New York Central
West 33Ard Street
North River
Ths Place
Central
Ingas
T- J. Headlee
4. B
Mt. Clemens
Raymond Blazley
Slocum’ Place
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Rehm
Park M. Woolley
Alex Alexander
Sacks
Richard Deeves
Fort Hancock
Walter Kesge
U. S
Fort Terry
Kesbe
Hoboken
Garment Workers’ Union
Mrs. Bowdoin Des
Elberon
Mt. Olivet Church
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Edward Redd
Fair Haven
William Doughty
Marion
Shrewsbury
Ir Haven
G. V. V. Warner
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