Judges Selected for Doll Carnival Pageant
Judges for the annual doll carnival were announced with divisions for Doll carriages Floats Masquerades Go carts and Babies in coaches with dollies added. Entrants total 128 by last night and registration continues through Thursday. The committee plans a miniature coronation with Queen Jeanette and a full program including a small band police officers and a pony mounted page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. L. Sacks
Park M. Woolley
John B. White
Harry C. Rehm
William Rh. Warwick
Augustus Chandler
Leon Cubberley
Charles O. McFaddin
W. K
Charles H. C. Clark
Bh. W. Packer
Clark
B. Parker
Doll Carnival
Parker
Jeanette
Samuel Wardell
Rynear Housel
Harry Wardell
O. A. Clark
Joseph Finn
Finn
Doll Carnival Committee
Ocean Park
Carnival committee bills due tonight for Board of Trade
All persons holding bills against the carnival committee of the Board of Trade must present them by 8 p m tonight. The carnival committee will meet the Board of Trade at City Hall at 8 o clock. Bills presented to chairman J H Davis Jr and found correct will be audited and paid at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Committee
Board of Trade
City Hall
Finance Committee
Cly
J. H. Davis, Jr
Davis
Red Bank Factory Closes for Employee Vacation
E. Conover's factory in Morford Place Red Bank on the North Shrewsbury river shuts for two weeks to grant workers a vacation. It will reopen on Tuesday September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Conover
Morford Place
Red Bank
Shrewsbury River
Red Bank Property Sees Barns Repainted
George Stout of Monmouth Street Red Bank has his barn and outbuildings repainted by Albert W Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stout
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Albert W. Worden
New Store Opening in Red Bank Area
Herbert Wolcott of Branch Avenue Red Bank plans a new store in Mechanic Street in the building now occupied by Mrs Lazar who will move to a new store on the same street. Also advertising for a first class barrelman and a dress alterations worker with application to Jacob Steinbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wolcott
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Harry G. Degenring & Co
Front Street
Mechanic Street
Seven year old dies after dog bite and rabies scare
The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of Madison avenue died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after rabies developed from a dog bite last June. Dr Joseph T Welch tried to save him with Pasteur Institute treatment but too late. He suffered severe hydrophobia and convulsions, ending in death. The case highlights dangers from stray dogs and cauterization as insufficient protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Madison Avenue
Buster” Brown
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Welch
Long Branch
Pasteur Institute
G A R Reunion Set for Holmdel on September 14
The twenty second annual reunion of the Twenty-ninth New Jersey Volunteers will be held at Holmdel on Thursday September 14 beginning at ten o clock. A committee meeting to perfect arrangements is set for Thursday morning at ten at Captain R R Mounts Front Street home. Former Councilman James Campbell is association president with T C Morford as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Holmdel
Front Street
R. R. Mount
James Campbell
T. C. Morford
Heisley Appointed Temporary Receiver for Central Ice Co
Vice Chancellor Walker names Wilbur A. Heisley of Long Branch as temporary receiver in a Brookline suit asserting insolvency and mismanagement at Central Ice Company a New Jersey holding firm with $1,000,000 outstanding capital. Bond set at 25000. Complainant is a stockholder and creditor alleging asset diversion to certain creditors. Sexton Bros undertakers and emhalmers listed with Broadway address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland G. Hopkins
Brookline
Mass
Walker
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Central Ice Company
New Jersey
South
Long Branch Carnival Publicity Reaches Havana Post
Edwin D. Shrope reports a Havana Post item highlighting Long Branch New Jersey as a summer carnival hotspot. The piece notes the baby parade as a major attraction with Gov. Wilson to review the entrants, drawing visitors from New Jersey and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Edwin D. Shrope
Record
William J. Sotolongo
Havana
Wilson
New Jersey
Begging Fakir Placed in Jail After Alms Claim Fail
William Sullivan a robust man claiming blindness and lameness visited town with a west show and begged alms. Patrolman Edwards detained him and he was jailed ten days at Freehold after being found able to travel with crutches. His crutches were shown at City Hall. Meanwhile the Eintracht Singing Society held its shore dinner at Mine Host Al Smith in Oceanport with members traveling by motor launches carriages and trolley despite engine trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sullivan
Edwards
Sullivan
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Freehold
Eintracht Singing Society
Friends
Red Bank
al Smith
Oceanport
Sea Bright
Mr Smith
Meal Family Visiting Kruse in Branchport
Mr and Mrs william n meal and their daughter Angeline of New York visit Mr and Mrs herman j kruse at the kruse home stead branchport this city. On departure the hosts will give a big dinner in their honor. They are enjoying boating bathing getting crabbing and riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Meal
Angeline
New York
Herman J. Kruse
Kruse
Branchport
Boy Held in $1500 On Arson Charge
John Gannon a 16 year old boy appeared before Recorder Arrowsmith at City Hall on a morning hearing. Detective Captain Walling testified as the defense entered a not guilty plea. Gannon confessed to applying a match to straw in stall No 2 of the Horse Show grounds on Sunday afternoon. He was taken into custody at the West End engine house and held in $1500 bail to await grand jury action. The fire damaged forty stalls, caused an estimated $3000 loss, and insurance covered the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gannon
Gannon
Warwick
Arrowsmith
Miles of South Orange laid to rest in funeral
Francis Tiers Miles of South Orange died Saturday morning at Reservation Cottage No 2 after typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows. Miles, a bachelor, lived with his sister Agnes Miles and had ties to New York clubs and the South Orange Field Club. He was born in Philadelphia forty years ago and graduated from Seton Hall College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
Yessay
Francis Tiers
Miles
Reservation Cottage No. 2
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
Bout Orange
Long Branch
Agnes T. Miles
Robert M. Miles
Oranges
New York
Mr. Miles
Philadelphia
Seton Hall College
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey and stations
The forecast covers the thirty six hours ending Wednesday at p m with fair conditions in New Jersey and moderate northeasterly winds. Observations from Long Branch show a 30.16 inch barometer and a 72 degree temperature at 8 am with a 58 to 76 percent humidity swing by noon. Frost reported in Welliston and Canada with temperatures around 32 to 34 degrees and a frost occurrence on the prior night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Swift Current
Canada
A. m
Welliston
N. D
Advertise in the Daily Record Youll Profit
Advertisement seeks sponsors for the Daily Record claiming financial gain for buyers. It promises payout via ad purchases, urging readers to place notices or spots for revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Rumson Fence Builder James M Allgor Released After Agreement
James M Allgor once jailed for disorderly conduct in Sea Bright and Rumson road near the Sea Bright drawbridge was released after signing an agreement with attorney William J McFadden and Recorder James H Sickles The pact requires Allgor to stay away from Sea Bright until January 15 1912 convey his Rumson road property to McFadden destroy related negatives and postcards not insult residents and post a 1000 bond He had served 38 days of a six month sentence and may relocate to Plainfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Allger
Rumson Road
Sea Bright
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
Charles D. Halsey
Sickles
Mr. Halsey
Halsey
Allgor
William J. McFadden
Newark
Aligor
Recorder Sickles
Daily Record
Sea Bright Railroad Staton
Edmund Wilson
John 8
Applegate, Jr
Allger
Allgor Bavo
Monmouth
New Jersey
A. D
Willam J. McFadden
Rumon
Rumson
Smoke Ordinance Before Council
The city council introduced an ordinance to abate a smoke nuisance with first reading and set adoption for September. It bans soot deposits from chimneys and smokestacks and imposes fines from twenty five to two hundred dollars for violations.
Successful Firemen's Fair at Crescent Hall Baton Town
The Batontown Hook and Ladder Company conducted a four night fair at Crescent Hall Lewis street Baton town last week. Crowds attended every night and the event cleared over 41. Items were sold and many articles were disposed of on the cooperative plan. A centerpiece was dancing with booths along the walls. Gramann's orchestra of Red Bank provided music for the dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
Batontown
Dolls That Talk and Walk at Dry Goods Store Sale
Red Bank New Jersey merchants announce a special sale at Joseph Salx's dry goods store in Long Branch during Dolls Carnival week. The event features talking walking and sleeping dolls offered at special prices for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Salx
Red Bank
Red Bank Woman Sick At Home With Tonsillitis
Mrs Trevone Brower of Monmouth Street Red Bank is confined to her house by tonsillitis. Brower Brower Sisters operate the fruit kitchen at Oakland and West Streets. M Cochran and family from East Liverpool Ohio stay a week at Kenmore Cottage Sec ond Avenue. Cochran is state manager of the order of Ben Hur in New Jersey with Paterson headquarters. Moving pictures every night at Ocean Park theater opposite the bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevone Brower
Monmouth Street
Red Hank
Brower
Brower Brower
Oakland
West Streets
M. ©. Cochran
East Liverpool
Ohio
Kenmore Cottage
Second Avenue
Mr. Cochran
Order of Ben Hur
New Jersey
Paterson
Moving Pictures
Ocean Park
New Theatre
Actor's Widow in Red Bank Accidental Injury
Mrs. Stewart Robeson wife of the late tragedian in Shakespearean roles suffered a facial injury after a carriage bolt broke at East Front and Washington streets Red Bank. She and driver William A Hopping were thrown and she received a deep cut above the left eye requiring four stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Robeson
Trageian
Globe Hotel
East Front Street
Red Bank
William A. Hopping
Robeson
Hopping
East Front
Washington Streets
Mrs. Robeson
Mr. Hopping
Mrs. Georgianna White Dies at 43 in Central Avenue Home
Mrs. Georgianna White wife of James H. White longtime Bazley & Burns employee died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock at 231 Central Avenue after months of illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 from the White residence conducted by Hyer & Flock with burial at West Long Branch. She leaves children Viola Austin Frank Karl Ernest and Irene. a sister Mrs Mary O Neill and brothers Archie and John Jeffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Georgianna White
James H. White
Bazley & Burns
Central Avenue
West Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
White
Frank
Sarah Jeffrey
Oakhurst
N. J
Viola Austin Frank
Karl
Ernest
Irene White
Mary O'Neill
Juanita
Penn
Archie
John Jeffrey
Long Branch
St. James’ Church
Eastmond Hosts Brooklyn Church Ladies at Country Estate
Mrs. Thomas J. Eastmond, supervisor of Brooklyn school classes for mentally defective children, entertained members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Church of Christ Disciples at her Port Monmouth area country home. The second annual outing featured a country dinner under an apple tree, water lily decorations, a gift lunch cloth and hand painted dish, and a group photograph followed by a wagon ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Eastmond
Brooklyn Church
Thomas J. Eastmond
Brooklyn
Port Monmouth
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Church of Christ, Disciples
Sterling Place
Brooklys
Eodely
Eodely To Mre. Eastmond's Home. Those In the Party Were; Meadames Rountree
Hough
Rogers
Rich
Hanning
Allen
Francis
E. Vierling
F. Vierling
Sargent
Leroy
Shaw
Morris
Barrett
Nordgren
Streeter
Walters
Vance
White
Brainard
Mott
Burford
Muir
Bradbury
Adams
MacGowan
Frank Vierling
Verplank Fined for Speeding in Deal Court
Gallon C Verplank appeared in Recorder Arrowsmiths court charged by Cycle McGarvey with speeding. He admitted guilt and was fined 15 dollars plus costs for driving faster than the law across Norwood Avenue in the city to Jerome Avenue in Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallon C. Verplank
Recorder Arrowsmith
Cent-a-Words on Third Page Reveals Bargains
Cent-a-Words on Third Page highlights bargain items across categories. Readers can find price cuts on household goods apparel and hardware with limited quantities and special sale terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bushelman
Jacob Steinbach
G. A. R. Reunion
Heisley
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Emhalmers
Broadway
L. B. Izeute
Carnival
Cuba
Eintrachts
Boy
Weather Bureau Forecast
Bond
James M. Allgor
Plainfield
Packer
Ocean Construction Company
Board of Education
Dally Record
Ben Mur
J. H. White
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