Carnival Queen Elizabeth IV Hosts Shore Club Reception
Queen Elizabeth IV marked the end of her reign with a festive reception and dance at the West End Shore Club. Miss Crum led the court as Carnival officers and chairmen joined in the celebration, with William B. Anderson and Mrs. John H. Parker coordinating hospitality and decor. The ballroom glowed with oak leaf decor and a late buffet followed the midnight cue of Home Sweet Home, hailed as one of the 1912 carnival’s most pleasing features.
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Elizabeth IV
West End Shore Club
Miss Crum
William B. Anderson
John H. Parker
Anderson
Shore Club
Queen Elizabeth IV
Poland
J. H. Davis, Jr
Cruelty to Children Case Held on Bail
Mrs. Leon Cubberly leads a campaign against child abuse as warrants are issued for Mr. and Mrs. Harris Kaplin of Fourth Avenue. Kaplin is jailed on $200 bail for a Monday hearing. the Kaplins are accused of beating their many children in a crowded home. The Society for the Improvement of the Poor vows to broaden the effort to curb parental abuse and negligence.
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Society For the Improvement
Leon Cubberly
Harris Kaplin
Fourth Avenue
Kaplin
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Inspecting Telegraph Lines Visit by Postal Telegraph Co Officials
The superintendent Christopher F. Leonard with Rufus Gould and John J. Whalen inspected lines in Monmouth County. They praised conditions and Whalen noted Long Branch improvements since his boyhood visit.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Christopher F. Leonard
Rufus Gould
New York
John J. Whalen
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Whalen
Farmhand Struck and Killed by Lightning in Open Field
Nathaniel Hibbard, 32, a long time farmhand for George Thorne near Centreville between Hazlet and Keyport, was struck by lightning while tending a horse and died instantly. Coroner Harry C. Fay called the death a bolt injury. Survived by brothers and sisters in New York. funeral plans to be announced.
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George Thorne
Centreville
Hazlet
Keyport
Nathaniel Hibbard
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Hibbards
New York
Harvey Bedle
Society aiding youth aims lasting work for two 17 year olds
Mrs. Leon Cubberley, president of the Society for the Improvement of the Poor, spoke this morning about two widowed mothers’ sons, both seventeen, of excellent character and decent schooling. The group seeks someone to give them a real chance with permanent positions and room to advance through experience.
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Leon Cubberley
Society For the Improvement of the
Carnival Dogs Presented to Mrs Parker by Alex Alexander
Alex Alexander of the Cedar avenue cottager presented Mrs John H Parker with two fine collie dogs after the recent carnival. The dogs are called the Carnival Dogs and are admired by the Children’s Carnival chairman who will assign them formal names.
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Alex Alexander
Cedar Avenue
John H. Parker
Rumson Property Sold to New York Buyer
P Hall Packer of Sea Bright sold lot seven at the corner of Parker and Lincoln avenues on the Howland tract in Rumson, owned by the Land and Loan Company, to Mrs Emma Mascard of New York for 1800 dollars. Mrs Mascard plans a large bungalow this winter for use in the summer.
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P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Packer and
Lincoln Avenues
Howland Tract
Rumson
the Land and Loan Company
Emma 8. Mascard
New York
Mascard
Free Lecture on Boy Scout Movement at Highlands
A free lecture will be given Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Firemen's Hall Highlands by A. R. Torbush Deputy Field Scout Commissioner National Headquarters New York. The lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon views and discuss the Boy Scout movement its aim and purpose.
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Highlands
Firemen’s
Boy Scout Movement
A. R. Torbush
National M
New York
Matawan Resident Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ellen Smith a Matawan resident and surgical patient died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at 2 am. Hyer Fleck funeral directors are in charge. remains will be forwarded to Matawan as soon as arrangements are made.
Pit Resident Sent to Jail for Disorderly Conduct
Joseph Russell a Red Bank resident was arrested by Officer Charles Woods for drunk and disorderly conduct. He appeared before Recorder Harry C Badeau and received a sixty day sentence to the County Jail. The Carnival Committee shows the fireworks display at Ocean Park tonight.
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Pit
Joseph Russell
Red Bank
Charles Woods
Russell
Harry C. Badeau
Ocean Park
Luke's Picnic Plans Completed at St Luke's School
Plans for the St. Luke's Sunday School annual picnic at Clark's Landing Point Pleasant on September 4 are set. A parade in divisions led by H P Bennett and Dr Orrin A Clark will form at the church and travel to Branchport station for a NJ Central train to Point Pleasant.
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St. Luke's
Clark's Landing
Point Pleasant
Broadway
Washington Street
H. P. Bennett
Orrin A. Clark
Long Branch Military Band
Chattle Fountain
Branchport
New Jersey Central
Stole Preacher's Wheel and Local Upgrades Noted
Rev T B Hughes pastor of First Baptist Church reports his black Rambler bicycle stolen from the porch and not yet recovered. Police notified. Thomas Jolly installs hot water heat at his Chel wea avenue home under William R Warwick. Long Branch Sewer Company plans to extend Norwood avenue mains this fall between Oceanic engine house and High street southward. Secretary W M Lewis says extension expected this fall following last fall’s petition. Read Ira A Strickland's advertisement for the annual Harryeat Home supper and reunion at Old First Church on August 22 chaired by D TM.
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T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Gaya
Hughes
Thomas Jolly
Long Branch
Chelwea Avenue
William R. Warwick
Broadway
Long Branch Sewer Company
Norwood Avenue
Oceanic Engine House
High Street
W. M. Lewis
Notorious fugitives sought in New York murder case
A $5,000 reward is offered for Marty Llorowitz and Louis Rosenberg who are wanted by New York City district attorney in the murder of Herman Rosenthal. Reports place them in Long Branch with detectives tracing the wife of Gyp the Blood and possible accomplices hiding in a West End hotel near Ocean avenue.
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Long Branch
Marty Llorowitz
Gyp the Blood
Louis Rosenberg
Lefty Louie
New York City
Herman Rosenthal
Gyp the
New York
Ocean Avenue
West End
Brighton Avenue
Postoffice
Elks Bake Night Sparks Lawn Social Under Lights
Arrangements are set for the Elks clam bake on the lawn this evening. Thirty five reception committee members led by Frank Garriel will greet guests as an orchestra plays and a cabaret follows. Tickets available at the entrance. over three hundred expected to attend. If stormy, service moves indoors to the room.
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Elks
Frank Garriel
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey 36 Hours
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair tonight and Friday in New Jersey with moderate south and southwest winds. Observations show yesterday's high 80, low 64, today 72 at 8 am, pressure around 20.68 in, humidity 80 at 8 am and 73 at 10 am, precipitation 1.00 in in the past 24 hours.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Rature
Allger Declared Not Subject to Hearing On Sanity
Justice Willard Voorhees at Freehold discharged James M. Allger of Sea Bright after ruling affidavits from state hospital physicians were not specific enough to sustain commitment. The case, in its third year, centers on insanity claims, with opposing doctors ready to testify and a potential jury verdict looming.
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Willard P. Voorhees
Freehold
James M. Allger
Sea Bright
Trenton State Hospital
Aliger
Trenton
Henry A. Cotton
State Hospital
Francis Magee
Attorney General's
William Ad. Leonard
Atlantic Highlands
Thomas P. Jay
P. Hall Packer
Justice Voorhees
James M. Allgor
Allgor
Aligor
Allger
Alliger
Tinton Falls School Contract Awarded
At a special meeting of the Shrewsbury township Board of Education the contract for the new Tinton Falls schoolhouse was awarded to George L. Dingman & Son of Hatontown for 2060. Four other bids ranged up to 2311. The building to be 24 by 40 feet, one story, frame with slate roof, will replace the ruined schoolhouse. construction starts next week with occupancy expected by November.
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Shrewsbury Township
Red Bank
Dingman & Song
Oceanport
Tinton Falls
Board of Education
Elmer EB. Carlile
Little Silver
Community Meeting for Wilson Marshall Democrats at Broadway
Members of the Wilson Marshall Democratic club will convene tomorrow evening at 7 40 in the old Broadway theatre building to transact important business. Urgency is stressed for all members to attend as discussions may affect the local party’s direction.
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Wilson,Marshall Democratic Club
Broadway Theatre
Harvest Home Supper Draws Crowd at Oceanport
The Oceanport Methodist church held its annual harvest home supper beside the schoolhouse arena. About 400 people were served hot fried chicken and sides under a large tent. Donations filled the church treasury as Oceanport and nearby guests enjoyed home cooking and entertainment from Rev. George T. Hillman and locals including Mrs. J Heilenman and Mrs. H B Edwards assisted by a long list of helpers. Ice cream sales accompanied the event.
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Oceanport
Methodist Church
Allenhurst
Harvest Homes
George T. Hillman
Riverside
N. J
Hillaman
Th Port
Uch
Cess
J. Heilenman
W. A
H. B. Edwards
M. Haynes
J. Patterson
JJ. Ward
W. Syial
Herbert
H. van Mit M
Champlain
Ferry
George Eadwarda
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Pittsburgh Giants
Tra A. Strickland
Ocean Park Casino
Jacob Steinbach
Carnival
Mrs. Parker
Rumson Property
Luke
Calvin Hendricks
Baltimore
Newman Brothers
Spring Lake
Peter Benson
Pott
Stout
Tadpole
Ira A. Strickland
Old Flist Church
Te Long Branch
City
Rosenthal
Feinsberg
Weather Bureau Forecast
Benedict Bijernidoni
Savaliter
Mary ‘Bitarmrotoni
Beach Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown Township
William E. Townley
Willam JF. Townley
Long Branch Avenue
William H. Morris, Jr
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward J. Farrell
Assembly
Assembliman
Locust Avenue
Stryker & Stryker
Farrell
Ard
Empire Theatre
Fred V. Bowers
Annie Hart and Company of Four
Flannigan
Ocean Park Theatre
Admington
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Daily Record
Charlee Bacca
O' Donohue
Charleae Sacco
Bome
Mr. Sacco
Whington
D. C
Senate
House
Senathrs Root
Page
McCumber
Department of Labor
Commerce Court
Democratic Club
RMD
Asbury
Long
Aehuny Park
Childeen
Ronors
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Charles O'Me
Gatick
Paradise
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Gilfordy
Canvas& Co
Oceanport Harvest Home
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