Ocean Park Pony Killed by Auto in Deal
Speeding along Ocean avenue in Deal on Saturday night Augustus Leuffer of Jamaica Long Island dashed his auto into two ponies belonging to Ruliff Brower of Asbury Park who runs a pony stand at Ocean Park Long Branch. One pony died and the other injured. Leuffer was fined 75 dollars by Magistrate William Hog encamp after arrest by Chief Frank Rogers. A second driver William Lewis was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding on Ocean avenue between Cottage Place and Brighton avenue. Infant Mariantionia Celli dies at 403 Morris avenue. funeral plans set with Father Petrone officiating. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Avenue
Deal
Augustus Leuffer
Jamaica
Long Island
Ruliff Brower
Asbury Park
Ocean Park
Long Branch
William Hogencamp
Leuffer
Frank Rogers
William Lewis
Omper McGarvey
Lewis
Ocean Boulevard
Cottage Place
Brighton Avenue
Recorder Arrowsmith
Mariantionia Celli
Lewis Celli
Morris Avenue
Alexander Petrone
Holy Trinity Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Charles F. Morris
Community notes and local updates from Red Bank area
The Shef field Farm donates milk for the Children's Carnival Committee to quench the thirst of little ones. Joseph Young, Westwood avenue, newly a master plumber, expands with a new business wagon and office at his residence. A Red Bank Garbage Contractor’s horse was shot after lockjaw. Miss Mitchel, cousin of the novelist, injured by a hat pin on Asbury boardwalk. Mrs Ethel Conover Walling recovering from appendicitis at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after surgery last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Children's Carnival Committee
Joseph Young
Westwood Avenue
Red Bank
Clarence Gray
Mitchel
Asbury
Dry Poods
Jos
Ethel Conover Walling
Harry Walling
Phalanx
N. J
J. R. Conover
Lincroft
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charity Tag Day Nets $3,000 at Asbury Park Event
The annual tag day at Asbury Park raised about $3,000 Saturday for multiple charities. Funds will be shared by Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch Ann May Hospital Spring Lake S P C A Asbury Park Ambulance Fund Asbury Park Free Dispensary and Monmouth M B Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Ann May Hospital
Spring Lake
Asbury Park Ambulance Fund
Asbury Park Free Dispensary
Monmouth M. B. Home
Carnival Bills Urge Payment and Auction Plans
Carnival Committee invites all individuals and firms with bills against the Carnival to present them to J. H. Davis Jr. for settlement within the week. Harvest home stage events in West Long Branch on August 16 depart from Broadway and adjacent streets at 8 o'clock. An auction of Lloyd tract lots on Mitchell Terrace and Wall Street is announced for August 17 at 2 p.m. with W. S. Parker providing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Committee
Board of Trade
J. H. Davis, Jr
Harvest Home
West Long’ Branch
Broadway
Arch Avenue
Fountain
Lloyd
Mitchell Terrace
Wall Street
B. Parker
West Long Branch
Keansburg Carnival Features Athletic Events and Baseball
The Keansburg carnival opened with a morning baseball game between Oasis Field Club of Highlands and Century Athletic Club of Keyport, Century winning 38. Merrill Brown, son of Keyport Weekly editor, pitched six innings for Oasis and yielded one run. Attendance reached 1,500. Afternoon athletic events included girls and boys races, weight events, sack races, and novelty contests with winners listed, followed by prize ceremonies and officials for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
Oasis Field Club
Highlands
Century Athletic Club
Keyport
Walling
Merrill Brown
Brown
Young Brown
Williams College
Oasis
Crawley
Hopla
Cornwall
L. Jury
Fred Reid
R. A. Jiminez
Henry J. Lucas
William Smith
Jack Martin
Bucklin
RR. H. Downes
Coolley
Edith Hunter
Elizabeth McHenry
Ethel Matthews
Curran
New York Police
William Tyler
Andrew Ahlrich
Leo Cahill
Edwin Ewald
Lambert School
Joseph Roddy
Sam Salz
Arthur Fagan
A. F. Shea
R. von Hagen
R. von Magen
Mont. Theland
Chris. Crino
Leonard Jury
C. Nicholas
C. Schofield
J. L. Ashmeade
H. T. Delamater
Nicholas
Behofield
C. Waitt
W. Lewis
Stanley Wilde
Benjamin Solomon
Boardwalk
Classan
Alfred Williamson
Alfred Heppe Fanniey
Lester Mabie
John Morrissey
Cavalryman's Horse Shot After He Collapse From Heat
Red Bank Second Troop of Cavalry returned from Sea Girl camp last week. On the way home James Morford fell after his horse collapsed in Monmouth Street. Officer John Fields shot the exhausted animal amid a dispute over whether it was injured. Morford was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Sea Girl
Scotty
Neptune Heights
Edwin B. Field
James Morford
Middletown Township
Monmouth Street
George Stout
John Fields
Officer Fields
Morford
Piling Progress Through Solid Rock Delays Pier Work
High seas halt piling by Hennebique & Co. on Saturday. Thursday and Friday five piles cut through sandstone. Superintendent Towhig notes chiseling needed to sink piles. By yesterday, pier reached 752 feet, under 100 from the terminal, with three piles driven daily. Deck work resumes as 40-foot landing and terminal T expected before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennebique & Co
Towhig
Red Bank appoints substitute police chief
An adjourned meeting of the Red Bank Mayor and Council discussed the water plant equipment contract until the next regular meeting. Chief J Frank Patterson has been ill. patrolman and former chief David H Bray is appointed to fill in during Patterson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Chestnut Street
J. Frank Patterson
David H. Bray
Potato picking contest set between Hendrickson and Finn at Eatontown farm
A potato picking contest is arranged between Frank Hendrickson of the city and Park Commissioner Joseph Finn on Finn's farm at Eatontown, the Jeta Walden property. Each man has bet money, and if Hendrickson wins he earns his day’s pay plus the side bets. A floor worker is wanted immediately at a first-class horseshoeing shop in Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hendrickson
Joseph Finn
Finn
Jeta Walden
Eatontown
Hendrickson
Wm. P. Snyder
Whartave
Red Bank
N. J
FASTER THAN TRAIN ON AIR TRIP TO NEW YORK
Henry Nelson Atwood piloted a Burgess biplane from St Louis to Chicago landing at Grant Park to begin the St Louis Chicago New York flight toward a potential world record. He earned 500 dollars for landing and could gain about 20000 more if he reaches Coney Island by August 26 amid an aviation meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Nelson Atwood
Louis
Grant Park
New York
Atwood
St. Louis
Grant Park Aviation
Meet
Coney Island
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Conditions
The U S Weather Bureau predicts unsettled weather for New Jersey with local showers tonight or Wednesday. Winds are light to moderate from the southwest, with a 76 degree temperature reading and recent highs to 82 and lows to 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Doll Carnival Strives With Pageant Glory On August 26
Long Branch hosts the second annual Doll Carnival open to all children. Mayor Packer captains ceremonies at Washington Park with a coronation and parade along Broadway. Prize divisions include dolls, carriages, and gifts donated by numerous sponsors. registration opens this week for a Friday judging event and a Saturday coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Washington Park
Packer
Pacific
Orrin A. Clark
Sadie Richardson
John H. Parker
Board of Trade
Long Branch Record
John Hubbard Parker
Louis Miller
John W. Slocum
E. B. Taber
Henry Hebert
J. ¢. Disbrow
Joseph Goldstein
Irving Howland
W. E. Hanson
Grand Union Tea Company
Golden
Edwin W. Packer
Jeanette Finn
Aids
Mary White
Edwin Taber
Elsie May Hoyer
Edna McLain
Long Branch
Margaret Francis Shutts
Little Silver
Misa Aurilla Conover
Joseph H. White
Chattle Fountain
President Taft Vetoes Arizona New Mexico Statehood Bid
President Taft sent to Congress his veto of the resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico as states. He objects to the Arizona constitution's recall of judges calling the provision pernicious and destructive of free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
MacDonald Seeks County Coroner Post at Bradley Beach
William Mac Donald, Bradley Beach mayor, announced his candidacy for county coroner during a carnival visit. He previously held the coroner post and met friends as fireworks and confetti marked his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ®. MacDonald
Bradley Beach
Musical Bagarozzi Family at Westwood Hotel
Antonio Bagarozzi and his wife with all his interesting children from New York are guests of Mr and Mrs William Molea at the Westwood Hotel. The children are vocalists and musicians with three accomplished juvenile artists on piano. The group can provide an afternoon entertainment unaided and are tutored for professional work. Bagarozzi is a costumer serving the theatrical profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Bagarozzi
New York
Westwood Hotel
William Molea
Bagarozzi
Frank's Stock Clearance Sale Opens Tomorrow at Asbury Park
Frank's of Asbury Park announces the start of its summer stock clearance sale tomorrow. A leading exclusive ladies store in New Jersey highlights substantial savings, expected to draw shoppers from across the county for several days of deep discounts. A lost gold chain and locket with initials H M C was reported Saturday night on Bluffwalk. finder to return to Daniel Doran at the Record office for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank's
Asbury Park
New Tersey
Daniel Doran
Iroquois Outing Sunday Clambake and Amusements
A Sunday outing invites participation for a clambake with meals drinks and stage amusements. The event offers two payouts for attendees and promises a day of recreation.
Beach Light Arches to Be Retained After Carnival
Beach and Park Commission at City Hall approves keeping illuminated arches on the bluffwalk for the rest of the summer. Mayor Packer approves extra illumination and a maintenance contract with Consolidated Gas Company. A Sunday closing request from the Men's Civic Federation was discussed but action taken was none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach and Park Commission
Packer
Consolidated Gas Company
Ocean Front
Men's Civic Federation of
Long Branch
John G. Lovell
The
Commission
Ocean Park
Widow of Dr Champlain Dies After Long Red Bank Life
Theresa D Champlain widow of Dr George B Champlain died Friday after a six week illness in Red Bank She ran the Champlain House on Union Street for over thirty years and later lived with nephew George C Dwight Funeral held at her home and burial in Niantic Connecticut beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Champlain
Red Bank
Theresa D. Champlain
Massachusetts
Champlain
Union Street
Carnival Children Celebrate Free Treats at Ocean Park
Under Mrs John H Parker chairing the childrens carnival a group of about one hundred kids who did not win prizes enjoyed a Friday outing at Ocean Park They rode the Ferris Wheel and merry go round and were served ice cream cones for a general good time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
Ocean Park
Old Mill
Rosen Certiorari Fired Over Jury Trial Denial
Jacob Rosen of Long Branch seeks Supreme Court relief from a conviction for cruelty to his horse. He argues a jury trial was improperly refused, and he petitions in Trenton to set aside the judgment and fines handed down by a justice of the peace with the New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals involved in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rosen
Long Branch
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Supreme Court
Trenton
New Jersey Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rosen
Laying Rails to Straighten Curves at Campbell Junction
Jersey Central Traction workers lay rails this week at Campbell s Junction to remove tramptiton curves. A White Ribbon Rally is planned August 17 in Long Branch at the Reformed Church with Rev J addressing. pastors and congregations urged to attend to support good government and morality. A public vendue on Mitchell Terrace and Wall Street offers high dry lots with city water, with auctions set for August 17, 1911 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Terrace
Wall Street
Jersey Central Traction Company
Campbell’s Junction
Reformed Church
Long Branch
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Sheffield Farm
Harvey Cohn
A. C
Charles V. Clare
St. George A. C
Paul C. Hunter
Charles Senior
C. M. Eadie
T. W. Carroll
M. Rouse
E. V. Armstrong, Jr
W. A. Conroy
William H. Oliver
C. W. E. Carlson
J. R. Bodenweiser
Union Hill
Ideal Beach
North Carolina
George E. Major
Belford
Hertford
N. C
Kearney
John P. Hamilton
Jamesb. Morris Post
Orioles
Alerts
Atlantic Highlands
Shrewsbury Avenue
Diamond
Dick” Morris
Mort Woolley
James Hopla
Thomas Skidmore
Sweeney
Harry, Atwood
Weather Bureau Forecast
North Broadway
Hirschfeld
Business Men's Parade Committee
Wiliam R. Warwick
Hirsch
Daily Record
MacDonald
Frank
Roben Certiorari
Eave
Wall Wee
C. Morris
Will Gee
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