County Democratic Candidates Galore
Monmouth County Democratic Executive Committee met at Freehold with Long Branch delegates and several city figures among attendees. The piece lists numerous Assembly and freeholder candidates from towns including Shrewsbury, Pied Frick, Atlantic Highlands, Matawan, Keyport, Hazlet, Freehold, Marlboro, Rumson, Asbury Park, Englishtown, and Long Branch. Petitions with 100 signatures are due by August 24, and a new county office may be created if population thresholds are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmonth County
Democratic Executive Committee
Freehold
Long Branch
Thomas P. Fay
Martin McCue
B. Drummond Woolley
Raymond Fesler
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Shrewsbury Township
Assembly
James A. Hendrickson
Howard
Higginson
William Qurehin
Pied Frick
van Mater
Atlantic Highlands
Elmer J. Willett
New Monmouth
Kegleston
Matawan
John Carr
Keyport
P. O. Wiegand
Hazlet
Freeholder
Edward Jeffries
Charles Wyckoff
Marlboro
John Daly
John M. Corlies
Rumson
Dr. R. 8. Bennett
Asbury Park
C. & MacDonald
Englishtown
Monmouth County
Red Bank Visit Highlights Sleeper Family Ties
Denver resident Littleton White Sleeper visits his mother Mrs Abbie Sleeper of Shrewsbury. He is son of the late Samuel T Sleeper of the Civil War era, after whom the Samuel T Sleeper Camp No 16, Sons of Veterans, is named. Sleeper plans several chess games at the Red Bank YMCA before returning home. Also notes local undertakers Sexton Bros and a weekend sale at Jacob Steinbach’s offering suits from 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton White Sleeper
Denver
Abbie Sleeper
Shrewsbury
Sleeper
Samuel T. Sleeper
No. 16
Sons of Veterans
Red Bank
Stokes Announces Platform for Senate Campaign
Former Governor Edward C. Stokes pledges a permanent impartial tariff commission to set rates, backs inland waterways and merchant marine, and champions resource conservation. He argues the 1907 voters’ law should govern the Senate choice and calls the people sovereign. He notes trust regulation and awaits further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edward C. Stokes
United States
Franklin Murphy
John Kean
David Baird
Stokes
Pony Runaway Wrecks Carnival Trip Injures Family
Mrs. James Burke and her son Allen Brand Burke were thrown from a pony driven cart near Seventh Avenue and Broadway when the pony bolted and overturned the cart. Mrs. Burke sustained facial injuries and shock, Allen bruised and scratched, both taken home after medical aid arrived. No bones were broken.
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James Burke
Allen Brand Burke
Burke
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
Allen
Asbury Church Announces Sunday Services
Rev A H Eberhardt will preach next Sunday at Asbury M E Church North Long Branch section. At 10 30 a m the message A Wonderful Text in Four Words and at 7 45 p m A Summer Message to Saint and Sinner. All seats free and strangers welcome.
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A. H. Eberhardt
Treach
Asbury M. BH
Long Branch
Funeral Services for Alexander M. King Held at Home and Church
Funeral services for Alexander M. King who died Thursday morning will be at his daughter Mrs. John Daniels home on High Street at one o'clock Sunday afternoon and a half hour later at the First M. B. Church West Long Branch Relatives and friends are invited. Masque Fete on the boardwalk Saturday night at 188 189 boardwalk Carnival Tickets for sale Ocean Park Casino price 1 26 50 The 1840 189
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M. King
John Daniels
High Street
M. B
West Long Branch
Long Branch Carnival Draws 26 000 Spectators in Milestone Event
The second annual Long Branch children’s carnival along the Jersey coast drew over 1,000 entrants across eleven divisions with more than 26,000 spectators watching the parade and prize awards. Chief James Layton led police as horsemen escorted the procession past Ocean Park with Queen Elizabeth and a royal retinue reviewing floats and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Jersey
Ocean Avenue
James Layton
Queen Elizabeth
Riste Steinbach
Marion W. Gilien
Helen A. Clark
Margaret W. Parker
Alta Anderson
Inez Newbold
Ethel Morris
Lillian Woolley
Laura Berdan
Jack Herdan
Carlton L. Clark
Sidney Ray Melyen
Irving EF. Gano
Vena Falkner
Reneen Hinehman
Ocean Park
Police
BE. FP. Ford
Royal Infantry Band
Prince
Orrin A. Clark
M. D
John Gordon
Queen Elizabeth I
Big City Carnival Parade Draws Crowd of Spectators
The masquerade and float divisions drew many entries and a crowded scene as photographers and onlookers surged along the parade route. Judges, led by Ex-Governor Stokes, awarded ribbons amid a festive display featuring babies in carriages and elaborately dressed paraders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ocean Avenues
Stokes
Edward C. Stokes
Board of Trade of Long Branch
William T. Burke
Canavan
Misa Taylor
Mia
D. W. Wardell
Dorothy Doran
Avena
Aes
Charles A. Wimptheimer
Richard Stearns
Richard Deeves
Willam West
B. J. Greenhut
Fred Falkner
Q. A. Clark
B. Magill
Elizabeth Catherine Warwick
Richard @. Warwick
William R. Warwick
Insanity Defense Rejected In Mayor Shooting Case
James J. Gallagher declared in Hudson county jail that he knew what he did when he shot Mayor Gaynor, opposing the insanity plea. Doctors reported Mayor Gaynor improving, sleeping eight hours, no narcotics since the shooting, bullet located near the pharynx and easily removable with local anaesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
James J. Gallagher
Hudson County
Gaynor
Gallagher
Alexander Simpson
Hoboken
George D. Stewart
W. J. Arlitz
St. Mary's Hospital
Adamson
Adirondacks
Chief Wins Final Meet at Trotting Races on Ocean Avenue
Lewis Samuels’ horse Chief won the free-for-all final heat at the Ocean Avenue trotting race. Chief topped Jen Bells in the event and received the silver loving cup. Samuels also won the 2.18 pacing event, collecting two cups for the afternoon meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Samuels
Chief
Ocean Avenue
Jen Bells
Mr. Samuels
Weather Forecast For New Jersey Weekend Showers
The Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled skies for New Jersey with showers tonight and Sunday. Expect moderate temperatures and light to moderate easterly winds shifting to variable. Prize announcements noted for a masquerade event Saturday night.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Highlands Mardi Gras Carnival Gates Open With Electric Festivities
Highlands plans a three day carnival starting September featuring an electric Fifth Avenue style display overseen by Norden Electric Display Company. Irene McGuire leads the queen contest with August 31 voting. events include parades, dances, auto and water races, and a coronation ball.
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Hudson-Putton
Fifth Avenue
Norden Eectric-Display-Company
New York
Hubba
Jurgensen
Highlands
Miller Street
Bay Avenue
Lagreen
Ellizabethport
Irene McGuire
Madeline Levey
Mildred Gardner
Diriday
Carnival Board
Arthur B. Hubbs
William Jerguson
Robert J. Walsh
George W. Hardy
Harry N. Johns
Harry Levey
D. T. Herbert
M. A. Teany
Bone
Maison
Johnsoty
Dison Romain
Hoyt Broa
Grandin W. John
Charles Greenfield
Jine
T. Herbert
Harry J. Walsh
Mr. Inteman
Corse
Bernard Cre
Harry Ne
James PF. Hindevill
H., McGuire
William Jett
Newman
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Tetley
John T. Tetley
Fortune
Seart
Mr.Tetley
Mr. Shann
S.C. Shann
C. C. Morrow
Broad St
Newark
Oakhurst
Elijah Abraham Jonathan
Oakhurst M
Jonathan
Persia
Epworth League
Harry Reyea
Gether
Relyea
New Brunswick
M. W
Camden
Sexton Bros
L. B
Jacob Steinbach’s
West End Casino
Boardwatlle
Mason
Chester M. Truax
U. S
A. M. King
the Boardwalk
Ocean Park Casino
West End
Dott & Campbell
Lesd
Wtf
W. Warnke
William Davenport
Charles Perkins
Oliver D. Byron
B. H. Frost
Norman L. Munro
Simon Baruch
de Nile
Hugh Getty
Henry Solomon
Monroe V. — Poole
John R. Rainbow
B. W. Rowe
Edward CC. Stokes
G. F. Scannell
Richard Deeven
William West
Char
Howland Launch
Louis Samuel
the Order of March
Jes Perkins
PF. W. Wernke
Board of Trade
William D. Martin
BE. Ff. Ford
Ss. AW. Parker
Anna F. West
Queen Elizabeth II
Gwendolyn Nottage
Weather Bureau Forecast
Joseph Salz
Red Bante
Jacob Steinbach
Cheater M. Truax
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