Carnival Programme and Liberty Street Fire Damage
A multi day carnival program is outlined with receptions, parades, governor addresses, fire demonstrations, and dances across Wednesday to Saturday at the League Baseball Grounds. The Liberty Street building owned by P Bruni suffered major damage from water and fire, with Max Daniloff's store on the corner affected. Bruni battled the blaze with a fire extinguisher before reporting the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takaee
Liberty Street
P. Bruni
An & Lovine
Max Daniloff
Nation
City Street
Liberty Alley
Danildff
Saale
Bruni
Beach festival to feature school orchestra and piano duets
The Beach festival on W.8 Broadway tonight features Miss Autilia Conover in charge with the Sunday-school orchestra performing a program of selections. Piano duets by Miss Henrietta Gregory Miss Margaret W Parker and Miss Aurilli an will follow and Muriel Coles and Arline Hiot will sing Mother Goose. Florence Sargent of Boston and F Parker promote Baby Parade with admission near 18 to 1s9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. B. Parkerstown
Broadway
Autilia ‘Conover
Henrietta Gregory
Margaret W. Parker
Aurilli Oan
Muriel Coles
Arine ‘Hiot
Mother Goose
Corn
Frits Kreidler
Technikowsky
Mozart
Burshester
Gertrude
Liza Lehmann
Mra. Pant
Lorence Sargent
Boston
Ath F. Parker
Morris Steeple Jack’s Mono Plane Crashes on Landing
Frank Morris known as Steeple Jack, built and flew a monoplane solo. A broken propeller caused a rough landing but the craft will be repaired in days and a second ascent planned. Willis Wood, ex aviator, calls Morris machine a likely flyer. Also noted is a milk ordinance third reading at City Hall and a Scotland trip for Mr. and Mrs. Curningham, Europe until mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morris
Steeple Jack
North Broadway
Eave
Rebik
Ko ‘Ab Td
Orris
Morris
Willis Wood
Jin Dandy
Board of Health
City Hall
Attachments in pursuit of Miller property spark chase
Harry Layton and Joseph Bender obtained a writ of attachment against B Miller the wholesale fruit dealer. They chased a horse and wagon from Miller’s Broadway store toward New York, detaining the outfit at Eatontown, Keyport, and Eatontown again, with officer Lynch levying on the rig. The episode interrupted by rest and appears tied to unsettled claims as Miller’s business faced closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Layton
Joseph Bender
B. Miller
Broadway
Layton
Bender
Miller
Hey
New York
Eatontown
Lynch
Keyport
Posatenio
Indra Lynch
Eatofftown
Wayton
Death's Short Cut and The Snare of Pate in Log Cabin Aerodrome
Fragmentary OCR notes mention titles Death's Short Cut and The Snare of Pate alongside a reference to Rodman Law and a special market event. The text is garbled and lacks clear narrative details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman
Law
Pate
Rodman Law
Governor Sulzer Impeached by New York Assembly
The New York Assembly votes to impeach Governor Sulzer this afternoon amid a political crisis. Rival governors and supporters gather as proceedings unfold with a dramatic power struggle and potential office removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
N.Y
Mrs Sulzer Confesses Wall Street Speculation In Campaign Funds
Albany August 13. Mrs Sulzer testified before the Senate that she handled the Governor's finances during the campaign investing in paper stocks to cover debts exceeding forty thousand dollars. She said Hor man, a Frawley Committee associate, knew of the transactions and that the couple faced constant espionage since nomination. Her bank book and letters were reportedly stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
New York
Wall Street
Senate
Sulzer Reinet
H. Glynn
Gail
Izer
Palmer
Fair Haven Fire Companys Ninth Annual Fair Success
The Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company report a net gain of about 1500 dollars from its ninth annual fair. Wind damaged the grounds delaying closure, but organizers extended the event to Saturday night. The reception committee and officers are listed and notices offer carnival programs at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Charles P. Cross
John
P. Mulvihill
Tredanfér
Chaea van Brats
Ward
Hendrickson
Arthur ‘Sicktes
Aoe Doughty
Frank
Mertineau
George Walters
Henry Schneider
iLee Little
Architect Reports on EW Pavilion Changes at Long Branch
Clarends D. Wilson, architect of the new Avenel bathing pavilion, tells the City Board that changes in the North Long Branch pavilion were made to finish on time. He notes $90 extras, defends piling bracing and timber size changes as beneficial, and counters a critic who admits lack of building knowledge. Continued on next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarends D. Wilson
Avenel
Board of Commissioners
Long Branch
N. J
City of
North Long Branch
I. N. Cubberly
Recall petition signs questioned amid accusations of misled voters
Several signers contend they were misled into signing the recall petition. John Nastasia, a grocer, appears on the list but says he signed thinking it was a tax protest. John Daly denies signing and opposes a special election. Others, including Daniel Clevienger Joseph Waldman Samuel Blackshire Joséph Benner and John L Woolley, asked to erase their names claiming misrepresented facts or lack of knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nastasia
Wall Street
Norwood Avenue
Nastasia
John Daly
Daniel Clevienger
Joseph Waldman
Samuel Blackshire
Joséph Benner
John L. Woolley
T Teir
Governor's Day Event Highlighted by Camp Wielder Visit
Oceanport's Governor's Day crowd featured a lone representative, H. Way James H. McCreery, who praised the Acting Governor and recalled his invitation as an honor. The piece also mentions a parade, hotel chop suey dining, and mentions Doll Parade entries amid lively local ad notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Camp Wielder
H. Way
James H. McCreery
McCreery
County Board Boosts Budget for Courts and Elections
The Board of Freeholders approved additions to the budget including 18 500 for election expenses and 5 000 for mortgage records and 6 000 for equipping a district court at Asbury Park and 2 500 for the Long Branch branch. Tax rate to remain roughly the same due to expected ratable increases. A gravel road project near Clarksbury Cox was awarded to William H. Fittcroft for 3 543 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Thompson
Board of Freeholders
IBM
Los
Lome Branch
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Thompson
R. V. Lawrence
William H. Fittcroft
Farmingdale
Clarks-bury-Cox Corner
J. Walker Butcher
F. T. and
S. W. Holman
Whitesvile
I. Haseman
Freehold
Monmouth Traction Company
Red Bank
Frank C
Carnival Music at Grand Stand at Carnival Grounds
Griffin's Long Branch Military Band conducted by George A Parslow presents Coronation March from Meyerbeer and Overture Light Cavalry plus cornet duets and songs by Will Robbins at the carnival grounds. Fireworks and popular airs follow with Stern Co publications. Admission 14 cents for First Reformed Antiquet benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Long Branch Military Band
George A., Parslow
Meyerbeer
Light Cavalry
Ida
Dottie
F. Losey
Billy Rankin
Arthur Edwards
Will Robbins
Joe
Losey
Jés. W. Stern & Co
Joseph W. Stern & Co
Jana Remicke Co
Death claims Mrs Andrew J Gregory in Manasquan
Mrs. Andrew J Gregory of Mann equan former Océanport resident dies in her Morris avenue home aged 78. She is survived by two daughters and a sister Miss Susan Brown. A double funeral for Rev and Mrs Gregory will be held at Manasquan Methodist Church at 3 oclock with Rev Dr A H Eberhardt in charge. Interment in Imlaystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Gregory
Mannequan
Océanport
A. J. Gregory
Morris Avenue
Greit
Gregory
Manasquan
Seltman Magnolia Hotel proprietor dies in Long Branch
Samuel Seltman 57 proprietor of Selt man Magnolia Hotel died at his Pleasure Bay home yesterday afternoon. He had been ill since last Wednesday from Brights disease and leaves two sisters Mary Seltman of Pleasure Bay and Mrs Fred Joe Pinsch of Catskill. Rabbi Morris to lead services at the cottage by Magnolia Hotel tomorrow night. Burial in Cypress Hill East New York under Hyer and Flock. Seltman once ran the trolley restaurant on Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Seltman
Seltman
Magnolia
Pleasure Bay
Bright
Mr. Seltman
Cypress Hill Cemetery
East New York
Hyer & Flock
Trolley
Second Avenue
Riverside Gun Club seeks New Jersey title at Seidler's Beach
Riverside Gun Club of Red Bank heads to Seidler's Beach near Morgan for the New Jersey championship against Freehold. Morning 10 o'clock events total ten 15 targets. afternoon 3 o'clock six man teams compete for 50 targets each. If Freehold wins Orange Gun Club may challenge the same day. Range noted as ideal for shooters and seaside spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Gun Club
Red Bark
Seidler's Beach
Morgan
New Jersey
Freehold
Freehold Gun Club
New York
South Amboy
Keyport
Riverside
John FP. James
Staten Island
Barney Shahley
Newark
Albert Ed. von Kattengill
EB. M. Cooper
Ref.Bank
Abe Bennett
Fair ,Haven
der Cooper
W. A. Kennedy
Bank
Car Collision Injures Lena Stillwell and Leroy Hurley
Mrs Lena Stillwell unconscious and Leroy Hurley injured when a trolley car struck near Atlantic Avenue and North Long Street. They escaped serious harm initially but Stillwell suffered deep cuts and head injuries. Hurley had leg injuries. Bystanders summoned Walter Ret, rushed to hospital as crowds gathered at the scene. Continued on Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hurley
Wiel
North Long
Mtswell
City
Atlantic Avenue
Hurley
Walter S
Hyer
Moris
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Ren
Farade
Fielder
Seipang Senate
Hist Ries
Opidents
Mar Fielder
Society Circus
Allis
LWA
Escoriser
Chibirother
Artached
Lone Chase
Pétér
Ball_ Park
Hevncancy
Fini
Idbaters
Jane
Tan Ait
Bo Meetseeda
Kingaland
Disbrow
Jerry SipteGane
Ding Sto
Upper Broadway
Rehm
Mae
Takatiaknds
Waitt
Gaby Parade
Gali
Nakano
Twa
Hisitelifiain
Raméon
Gano
Rehni
Osway
Takanassee
Pekch
Romulus Primo
South Broadway
L. B
MS. Storge
Lena Stillwell
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