Asbury Park aviation meet ends amid grand plans
The Asbury Park aviation meet nears its close with over 25 000 in receipts and 20 000 spectators on Saturday. Wright brothers profits and stock plans dominate talk while a future permanent field and prize-driven open meet are proposed. Titania X and a mimic court attend with aviators to be photographed. altitude records and race ideas stir the crowd.
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Asbury Park Aviation
The
Aero Club
Wright Brothers
Asbury Park
Deal Beach
Allenhurst
Titania X
Lillia Sexton
Aviation Field
Titania
John W. Aymar
Carnival Commission
Hoxsey
Johnstone
Coffyn
Walter Brookins
Vitania
J. Armstrong
Boston
Frank Coffyn
Wright
Elberon
Long Branch
New Road to Holmdel Project in Monmouth County
Trank Price of Monmouth Contracting Co of Red Bank secured the contract to build a new road to Holmdel. The route starts before Holmes Conover’s house in Lincroft and extends to Holmdel. Officials expect property values along the corridor to rise.
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Trank Price
Monmouth
Red Bank
Holmdel
Holmes Conover
Lincroft
Dislocated Finger After Boxing At Y M A
Abner West of Broad street and Leon Gorden of Borden street both Red Bank residents boxed at the Y M C A last Tuesday. West swung a left with force and dislocated a finger. West now says he will refrain from giving boxing instruction in the future. Tag Day Nets $700 for the Monmouth M E Home for the Aged. The event in Ocean Grove raised seven hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner West
Broad Street
Leon Gorden
Borden Street
Red Bank
Y. M
West
Gorden
Monmouth M. E. Home For the
Ocean Grove
Death Notice Margaretta Hart Bradford August 1910
Margaretta Hart Bradford died at Long Branch New Jersey on Saturday August 20 1910. Services at her son’s home 257 Hamilton Avenue Long Branch on Tuesday August 28 at a.m. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn New York. Automobiles to hire Tel 367 Weat Eod Dutt Campbell. 169déwit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta Hart Bradford
Long Branch
N. J
Hamilton Ave
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dutt & Campbell
Rebels Control Nicaragua Government Amid American Threats
In San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua insurgents seize the government and encamp near the capital after Estrada receives the presidency from Madriz. Mobs pillage, Americans feared to be at risk as Chamorro and Estrada’s staff contend for power. General Rivas killed at Granada as Madrizites fall. revolutionists claim Granada and momentum against Madriz grows.
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San Juan
del Sur
Nicaragua
Jose Delores Estrada
Madriz
Grenada
Chamorre
Esttada
Estrada
Managua
Rivas
Rinefields
Granada
Fernando Rivas
Mena
Chamorro
Nienigun
Pacific
Madrizites
Ythe
Week Dade
Hee
Masay
Wsirada
Acoyapa
Victoria
San Carlos
Bluefield
San Jacinto
Venus
Greytown
Castilo
Dedication of Trinity Episcopal Church at Asbury Park
Rt Rev Bishop John Scarborough officiated the dedication service and preached the sermon for the new Trinity Episcopal Church in Asbury Park yesterday. Richard A Payne, a colored man, was received by confirmation yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scarborough
Trinity Episcopal Church
Asbury Park
Richard A. Payne
New Opera a Success at Atlantic Highlands Casino
The new opera Mora Mio by A Claud Weller of New York debuted Saturday at Atlantic Highlands Casino before a crowded audience. The work aims to portray Mexican life and succeeds, with a cast of 35. Special excursion to Atlantic City and return priced at $2.25. depart Long Branch for $46. wm. 193-196-199-202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora Mio
Atlantic Highlands Casino
A. Claud Weller
New York City
Lockwood House
Atlantic City
New Jersey ‘Central
Long Branch
U. Wm
Man Builds Own Theatre On Broadway by Labor Day
W H Parker constructs a new Broadway theatre with 700 seats in a year. He did most work solo, planning, carpentry, iron work, and masonry, using improvised cement mixer, saw mill, and even an auto to power operations. The building features cement block front, two stores, and a 35 by 40 foot stage with a 25 by 17 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parker
Broadway
Parker
Lamber
Mrs Edwards Buried In Washington Street Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Thelbert Edwards were held Saturday night at eight o'clock from the Edwards home in Washington street Reverend FF Shield of the First Reformed Church officiated The service was largely attended with a church quartet providing singing The selections were Some Time We'll Understand and Saved by Grace Reverend Shield spoke on The Lord is My Shepherd I Shall Not Want Private burial followed at Glenwood cemetery under funeral director John G Sexton this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelbert Edwards
Edwards
Washington Street
FF. K. Shield
First Reformed Church
J. A. Mattuck
Wiliam G. Patterson
Aurilia Conover
Gladys Sutphen
New Framing Shop Opens in Red Bank
Antonio Merano, an Italian expert in gold leaf and old frame work, has opened a picture framing establishment in J. Trafford Allen's store on West Front Street Red Bank. He previously worked with Joseph Dick for about a year and a half, and says he is the only one in Red Bank who can do this kind of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Merano
J. Trafford Allen
West Front Street
Red Bank
Merano
Joseph Dickopf
Guynnes Rent German House in Red Bank
Mrs J Guynne of Atlantic Highlands rents the German house on Chestnut street Red Bank. Rental arranged by W A Hopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Guynne
Atlantic Highlanda
Chestnut Street
Red Bank
W. A. Hopping
Improving Bell Place at Shrewsbury
Frank C. Bryan of Red Bank advances gravel drives and an artificial lake at HL Bell place Shrewsbury with Mason Fruit Jars. Quarta Ne dozen pinis bbe dozen Chester M. Truax 223 Broadway litiidaéw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Place
Shrewsbury
Frank C. Bryan
Red Bank
Mason Fruit
Quarta
Dozen
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
Iroquois Social Club Clambake At Newbold Woods
More than 300 members and guests attended the eighth annual Iroquois Social Club outing in Newbold’s woods with bus carriages stages and autos providing free transport The bake featured a long menu of clams watermelon and a full service and included athletic events such as a ladies 100 yard dash sacks egg race and potato race The crowd included visitors from Jersey City Newark New York New Brunswick Freehold and nearby areas with dignitaries and firefighters among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbold
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Perry Herbert
Walter Duryea
Jersey City
Newark
New York
New Brunswick
Free Lord
Otte Wittpein
Elmer Johnson
Peter Moore
Pleasure Bay
G. Miller
al. Cain
Williams
Layton
Charities Williams
Jones
Campbell
Lyons
Famous Trotter Iago Arrives in Red Bank
William VanBrunt’s trotter Iago arrives from Canada to race at Monmouth County Fair events in Red Bank. James Bryan of Red Bank will train the horse for the coming meetings on September 6th and 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iago
William VanBrunt
Red Bank
Lincroft School Gets Improvements by Local Painter
Ansel White of Red Bank is painting and making other improvements to the Lincroft public school building, upgrading its exterior and interior facilities for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincroft
Ansel White
Red Bank
Lincroft Public
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Showers
The Weather Bureau forecasts the next thirty six hours ending Tuesday at 6 p.m. for New Jersey with unsettled weather and showers tonight or Tuesday. Moderate southerly winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Matchmaker Challenge Accepted by Henry Mubleobrink
Henry Mubleobrink responds to Mr John G Sexton’s Matchmaker offer denying emissaries and fame, defending Hi Henry as an ordinary fast horse able to beat Sexton’s mare. He would race for charity, proposing enclosure admission receipts benefit the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor, and will race when a date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society
Henry Mubleobrink
Milkmen Feast At Clambake Here
The fourth annual outing of Sheffield Farms Slawsonu-Decker Co. was held at Green Gables Pleasure Hay with seventy five in the party. President Loton Horton and treasurer T W Decker led a merry gathering of officials and West Ind division employees, traveling by trolley and car. Food and music filled the afternoon as speeches praised the workforce and emphasized company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Farms Slawsonu-Decker Co
Green Gables
West Ind
A. I. Wheat
New York
Loton Horton
Thomas W. Decker
T. W. Decker
Masons Hold First Annual Clambake at Green Gables
The Craftaman's Club of Long Branch hosted its first annual clambake at Green Gables on Saturday afternoon. Thirty covers were set on the lawn by the river, launches ferried members from Pleasure Bay, music by the Green Gables trio, and group portraits were taken afterward. Visitor Prof. W. B. Ireland of Washington D C joined. Past Master Frank W. Hampton led the bake committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craftaman's Club
Long Branch
Green Gables
Pleasure Bay
W. B. Ireland
Washington, D. C
Frank W. Hampton
Property Holders to Meet In Long Branch Office
The Long Branch Property Holders' Association will hold a meeting at the office of Harry Content on an avenue next Wednesday night. Sexton Bros. undertakers and embalmers located at 516 Broadway. Tel, 122 L. B. Lbbdewit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Harry Content
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and
Broadway
L. B
West and Idaho Forest Fire Devastation Expands
Helena Montana August 22 a vast forest blaze in western Montana and eastern Idaho has destroyed about 10000 square miles with losses near 20000000 and a death toll likely over three hundred. 5000 firefighters struggle as 20000 homeless, 17 towns lost, Helena threatened by 40 mile winds. Spokane reports fires across a hundred mile front, aiding calls flow. Missoula notes 100 firefighters believed dead in a flooded canyon near Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montan
Idaho
United States
Montana
Caused Robbery Scare For Lesson
Red Bank man T Harry Archer after finding his back door open and his wife absent planned a scare. He entered the house through a window to simulate a robbery stealing silverware and jewelry worth about 200 dollars. Police searched for a man in white shoes seen near the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Harry Archer
Fifth Avenue
Red Bank
Mr. Archer
St James Church Decorated and Church Improvements Planned
St James Catholic Church Red Bank interior is being repainted and varnished with rectory work to follow after church projects. Benjamin Lane of Shrewsbury oversees the job. Vesta Victoria, touring US, performs a complete song set to be featured with next Sunday's New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Catholic Church
Red Bank
Benjamin Lane
Shrewsbury
Vesta Victoria
United States
New York World
Comic Weekly
Illustrated Sunday World
America
Aviation Victim Recovery at Monmouth Memorial
Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports a record high 98 patients under treatment last week with 95 reached several times and 90 currently. Private rooms are scarce, prompting conversion of a sitting room and other spaces into private wards as the hospital’s capacity maxes at 120. Nine former graduates return for summer work. George Burnett of Paterson slowly improves after a serious injury at the Asbury Park aviation meet. Joseph Fahey of Deal admits for surgical care after a gunshot wound to the leg.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
George Burnett
Paterson
Asbury Park Aviation
Interlaken
Joseph Fahey
Hathaway Inn
Deal
Veteran rescuer dives to save girl at Ocean Grove
Robert W. Pierce a 65 year old New Market N J constable and Civil War veteran sprang into the surf at Ocean Grove Sunday to save Miss Alice Gardner an eighteen year old from New York spending the summer at Bradley Beach. Gardner fell thirty feet from a fishing pier rail became unconscious and was bruised. restoratives revived her and she was taken to her Bradley Beach boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Robert W. Pierce
New Market
N. J
Alice Gardner
New York
Bradley Beach
Pierce
Mise Gardner
Back From Fishing Trip
J A Stratton of Lincoln avenue returned Friday from a fishing trip at Jacksons Mills Ocean county One party member reports he was separated from the Elberonites one afternoon and not found until near dark returning with an eel a pike and a new fish specimen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stratton
Lincoln Avenue
Jackson's Mills
Ocean County
Stratton
Sprained Ankle In Shrewsbury man slips playing footgear
Charles Brewer of Shrewsbury sprained his ankle while putting on his shoe a few days ago. Dr. Sayre of Red Bank has been the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brewer
Shrewsbury
Dr. Sayre
Red Bank
Baby’s Sock and Bonnet Recovered by Police
Chief James Layton holds a baby’s sock and bonnet found in Second Avenue yesterday. Owners may claim items by visiting the Bendgant police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Layton
Second Avenue
Miss Ida Fielder Addresses Junior Brotherhood
Miss Ida Fielder of Bath avenue spoke at St. Luke's M. E. Church last evening to the Junior Brotherhood. Her topic was The Salt of the Barth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielder
Brotherhood
Ida Fielder
Bath Avenue
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Preached on Practical Religion at St Luke's Church
Rev. Marshall Owens pastor of St Pauls M B Church Ocean Grove preached both services yesterday in the absence of Dr Neal. He spoke on practical religion defined as doing the unpleasant tasks and aiding those in need. He recalled Sea Bright fire days and his prior role as missionary over Sunday visits. He was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs James Cloughly. Building a Barn. William Bennett of Monroe Avenue Red Bank is constructing a 25x? foot barn solo. Former salesman for Jacob Kridel, he left to become Red Bank rep for Grand Union Tea Co and then a green trading stamp demonstrator. See Goldsteins ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Owens
St. Paul's M. B
Ocean Grove
Dr. Neal
St. Luke's M. EB
Holy Land
Mr. Owens
Sea Bright
James Cloughly
Norwood Avenue
William Bennett
Monroe Avenue
Red Bank
Bennett
Jacob Kridel
Red Bank Clothier
Grand Union Tea Company
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Iroquois
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