Editor Brown 5 Out for Congress in Monmouth Race
Benjamin F. Brown of Matawan, editor of the Matawan Journal and Keyport Weekly, seeks the Regular Republican nomination for Congress in the third district. A longtime Progressive opposed to independent nominations he will run on the Republican ticket if nominated. He cites prior appointed posts and strong local ties as his campaign base.
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Benjamin F
Brown
Roosevelt Party
J. Franklin Fortne
State Canal Commission
Ina
Wilson
Mr. Brown
National Waterways Convention
Richmond
Philadelphia
New London
Conn
Monmouth
Ocean
Middlesex
Scully
Matawan Journal
Keyport
Mausoleum Plan Erected for Senator Dryden in Newark
Plans filed by the Dryden estate supervisor in Newark outline a large Mount Pleasant Cemetery mausoleum for Senator John F. Dryden. The forty by forty foot structure will feature a fifty two foot dome, Connecticut white granite exterior, pink Knoxville marble interior, Maine granite catacombs, a central marble sarcophagus, bronze doors, and stained glass windows.
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Dryden
Newark
Mount Pleasant
John F. Dryden
Connecticut
Knoxville
Maine
Boy's death remains unsolved after two day probe
County detective Elwood Minagh concluded a two day inquiry into who drove the wagon that killed Sylvester Waste's infant at Belmar. Coroner A W Bennett maintained Robert Moore's innocence after an initial suspicion and acquittal. Harvest Home supper is set for August 22 at Old Flint Church West Long Branch. Majestic Theatre Red Bank advertises daily moving pictures with matinee Saturdays.
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Elwood Minagh
Sylvester Waste
Belmar
A. W. Bennett
Robert Moore
Moore
Old Flint Church
West Long Branch
City ownership of ocean front debated by Asbury Park board
City Commissioners discussed replacing cribbing bluffwalk and jetties along the ocean front and urged the city to acquire title to the beach front. Plans include bonds for improvements and a cement wall, with fall consideration and reports from the engineer and solicitor. Broadway paving and trolley track work were also outlined for restoration and resurfacing.
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Ocean Front
John W. Fleck
Committee On Parks and Grounds
Flock
Asbury Park
Woolley
Howland
North Lang Branch
Jfunda
Newcomb
Department of Public Parks and Public Buildings
Broadway
George S. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Seaman
Brown
Sewer Restraint Ordered Dissolved
Chancellor Walker dissolved the temporary restraint against constructing a sewer on Oak Bluff avenue in Rexbury Park after hearing Nathan J. Taylor oppose the project claiming private land would be taken without compensation. The final merits will be decided after witnesses are examined.
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Trenton
Walker
Nathan J.taylor
Asbury Park
Oak Bluff Avenue
Taylor
Joseph 8
Concover
Johnston & Conover
Vin Cent
James B. Carton
Rexbury Park
AIT BY TRAIN FRACTURES MAN AT NORMANDE BY THE SEA
Charley Burge of Highlands was struck by Train No. 56 near Normande by the Sea at 8 PM, fracturing his right leg and thigh. The injured man, conscious and able to talk, was brought to Bath Avenue and then Monmouth Memorial Hospital by ambulance. He suffered few facial or body abrasions and showed no shock.
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Charley Burge
Highlands
Hermboui
Normandeby-ther Sea
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Burdge
Williams
Bath Avenue
Ilyer & Flocka
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Scarboro Casino Receipts to Benefit Local Charities
Proprieter L. V. Kahn announced receipts from Scarboro Casino horse races will be split between the Long Branch Society for Poor Improvement and Mundmouth Memorial Hospital. He noted a strong season with many visitors to his hotel.
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Scarboro Casino
Long Branch Society
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
L. V. Kahn
Kahn Haa
Excise Violation Cases Heard Today
City Recorder Arrowsmith presided over a busy court session disposing of disorderly house cases and minor offenses. Detectives from the Greater New York Detective Agency observed proceedings as bail was set at 500 for two defendants and waivers to await grand jury action were entered.
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City Recorder
Arrowsmith
Greater
New York
Mellor
Freehold
George Chasey
James Baxsone
Harry Brooks
Second Avenue
Edward J. Solomon
Elberon Hotel
Iegal Cale
Solomon
Harry Truax
Charles Roberts
Elwood Minagh
Roberts
Mr. Smith
Charley
Thomas J. Smith
Truax
Mr. Solomon
Cordier Arrowsmith
John, Mrone
Southern Depot
Wiliam Dean
First Avenue
Dean Lance
Dean
Bessie
William N. Kaiser
Hie
New Jersey Weather Bureau Forecast Update
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions in New Jersey for the 86 hours ending Thursday night. Light variable winds, mostly west, with a high yesterday of 85 and a low last night of 69. Humidity around 78 to 86 percent. barometer near 20.88 and west wind up to 24 miles per hour. The bulletin notes past temperature ranges and invites advertising in the Daily Record.
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Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Solear
Unavoidable Auto Accident Claims Child’s Death
Coroner’s jury in Bath avenue inquest returns verdict that Wilbur Emmons died from an unavoidable accident when struck by a bicycle driven automobile operated by Edward L. Blaisdell. Evidence shows the child ran into the vehicle as it passed a manhole and the car slowed but could not be avoided.
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Wilbur Emmons
Edward L. Blaisdell
Little Wilbur Emmons
Bath Avenue
William K. Thecker
Julius Kahn
B. J. Miller
Frank Smith
Louis Miller
Mr. Warwick
Emmons
Dr. Green
Walter Wagon
H. BE. Shaw
Mary Johnson
Iitehen
Henry Beakes
Blaisdell
Robert Horner
Royal Arcanum members employed at Brighton avenue market
Four Royal Arcanum members work summer jobs at a market on Brighton avenue. Names include Fisher, Shafer, and others, with ties to Scylurus Cornell and Long Branch Council. Also notes reinforced concrete clothes line posts by local firms for sale at 1.60 dollars.
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Relhl & Coughlin
Brighton Avenue
Royal Arcanum
Rank Fisher
Scylurus Cornell
New York
Shefer
Rwiair
Long Branch Council
Reent Tishee
Boot Biocont Shafer
Gifford, Lacour
Cranmdr (& Co
Chandler & Maps and Factory
7Th Ave
Long Braphhy
Patrolman Louis Vetter Wins Second in Asbury Park Fair
Friends of Patrolman Louis Vetter praise him as a popular officer at Hil's fair in Asbury Park. He won second place after not soliciting votes and allowed his name to aid the lodge’s fundraiser. Vetter serves with the Long Branch police and previously served in Uncle Sam’s service at West Point.
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Louis Vetter
Asbury Park
Vetter
Long Branch Police Department
Asbury Park Lodge
Long Branch Lodge of Elks
Bam
West Point
Hia Present Vyocation Ino Ife
Solicitor rejects mercy on city garbage carting rights
W A Stevens filed a writ ten opinion for the Commissioners stating the city may regulate and suppress nuisances from garbage and refuse moving through city streets to a crematory. The recorder’s court is cited as the proper remedy, with the mayor and citizens seeking action to curb the nuisance.
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W. A. Stevens
Cremetory
Citixena
Recorders Court
Ily
Mabier
Jsinis
Red Bank rejects school land purchase plan in sharp vote
In Red Bank a special election defeated two school land purchases totaling 13750 dollars. A 7000 dollar plot fronting Shrewsbury avenue and a 6750 dollar plot adjoining the high school were both soundly rejected by margins near 62 to 63 votes.
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Red Bank
Borough Hall
Board of Education
Shrewsbury Avenue
iFirst
T Glerk
Alfred Botticher
Edward W. Wise
Elabeth Ritter
Alfred
Botter Fellers
Franale d ‘Amii
Golored
Ete
Chaplin
Calvary Church
Wend Red Bank
Beach Street
Joel Parker Association Feast Draws 600 Plus at Murphy's Bridgewater Inn
More than 600 attendees joined the 34th annual Joel Parker outing at Murphy's Bridgewater Inn. The event featured Mayor Jacob Hatseling, Lieut Tracy de marshal, and delegates arriving via seven special Atlantic Comet trolleys. James Smith Jr and James R Nugent led the visiting party, with Voss Band providing music and a chicken supper, dancing, and admissions of 26 cents planned for Farmingdale hotel reception later.
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Joel Parker
Bridgewater Inn
Joel
Parkers
Atlantic Highlands
West Hind
Voss
United States
James Smith, Jr
Oceen Avenue
Ndame
Joel. Parkers
Bridgewater
Inn
James
R. Nugent
Congressmap
Hd L Townsend
Walter J. McCoy
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Matawan-Keyport
Thomas J. Scully
Boy
Farmer
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Hodigera
Moving Pictures
J. F. Shanley & Co
Texas Company
Fleck
Atlantic Coast Electric Railroad Company
Trolley Company
Rockwell Avenue
Phil Daly Hoae
Perth Amboy
Public’ Safety
Ocean Park
Normandie
Cam
Carnival Committee
William Koester
Grand Council
Dally Record
Arcanum
West End
Ocean Park Theatre
Khrnbalt
DOW
U. S
James Smith
New
American Hotel
Farmingdale
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