Hetrick resigns as Monmouth GOP chairman amid Bull Moose split
Former Sheriff Clarence E B Hetrick resigns as chairman of the Monmouth County Republican Committee in Freehold after severing ties with the Bull Moose party. The meeting endorsed several assembly candidates, discussed freeholder and surrogate selections, and noted potential resignations as the party reorganizes ahead of October meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence EB. F. Hetrick
Monmouth County Republican Committee
Court House
Freehold
Hetrick
Bull Moose Party
Rufus O. Walling
Keyport
Harry Truax
Long Branch
William H. Reid
Tennent
Assembly
Reid
Truax
Taylor
Geran
Children’s Day at Monmouth County Fair urged
Miss May H. Prentiss asks Long Branch pupils to obtain free tickets from School No. 1 for Monmouth County Fair. Tickets mark the pupil’s name and are valid for Children’s Day Thursday August 29. Pupils from any city school may apply with name address and school.
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Red Bank Bank
Long Branch
May H. Prentiss
Monmouth County Fair
Broadway
Fourteen year old boy fractures leg in Keyport tree fall
Fourteen year old Herbert Bingham visiting Keyport fell from a tree while cutting branches and fractured his leg. He was assisted by bystanders and taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Herbert Bingham
Keyport
First Baptist Church Services and Sunday Events
Rev. T. B. Hughes will preach at the Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. A baseball event at Wollywood Horse Show Grounds lists a Sunday doubleheader at 2:15 p.m. and 4 p.m. Pittsburgh Giants meet Long Branch in a noted matchup from 197-198-199.
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First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
The
Baptist Church
Wollywood Horse Show Grounds
Pittsburgh Giants
Long Branch
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Lovell
Seaside Tragedy Ends After Terrifying Sea Pass Incident
Theresa Grace an eighteen year old from New York staying at Sea Shore Cottage North Lose Branch died after being swept by a sea pass while bathing. Oliver Byron's employee and a Millard F Smith chauffeur attempted a boat rescue but failed. Gibney a cottage resident retrieved the girl and kept her head above water until Clarence Pickering and Herbert Brewer Salvation Army life savers arrived and recovered her. She died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from heart failure due to fright. She was to return to New York for work today and is survived by a father and several sisters.
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Theresa Grace
New York
Sea Shore
North Lose Branch
Oliver D. Byron
Millard F. Smith
Arthur Byron
Jos
Gibney
Clarence Pickering
Herbert Brewer
Salvation Army
Millard
Smith
Monmouth Memorial Hospptal
Oliver Byron
Seashore
Mr. Byron
Patten Routed in Long Branch District Nomination
Democrats rename Patten as the Long Branch cottage supporter and project him to win renomination. Patten says the House has finished its work and adjournment only awaits a motion. Also notes Willis Jackson’s improving condition after a car accident and local church services with Rev. J. G. Lovell.
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Long Branch Cottage
Thomas
Patten
House of Representatives
Long Branch
House
New York
Congressman Patten
New Jersey
Scully
Reduction Sale At Woolley Co. Ends Tonight
The entire stock of W. H. Woolley & Co. is reduced in a big alteration sale now in full blast. A dress-themed event and band concert are advertised for Sunday night at Ocean Park, with a garment sale continuing through the evening.
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W. H. Woolley & Co
Ocean Park
No Long Stumping Tour For Governor Wil son
Governor Woodrow Wilson says he will not tour the country extensively for the presidency. He plans limited speeches after a breakfast with Acting Chairman McAdoo and a Monday campaign committee meeting to decide his speaking schedule. He emphasizes remaining in New Jersey to manage state affairs while pursuing a compact campaign.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
McAdoo
New Jersey
Mtl
Car crash injures delivery driver near Cedar and Brookwillow
An automobile owned by Murray Guggenheim collided with a delivery wagon driven by Curtis Parker in Cedar avenue near Brookwillow. Parker suffered a broken leg and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. the wagon was wrecked. The vehicle is believed to belong to Mr. Guggenheim.
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Murray Guggenheim
Cedar Avenue
Ashley K. Hennett
Curtis Parker
Jackson Street
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Parker
Brookwillow Avenue
Bennett
Broadway
Norwood Avenue
Guggenheim
Young man faces theft charge in district car case
Harry Bordgé of near Farmingdale, a former chauffeur for Mrs. Alice Miller Ler, appeared in Justice Schoenlein's court to answer a charge of taking Mrs. Miller's car June 13 without consent. Bordgé, 19, posted 1000 bail with bondsman uncle G H Burdge. Miller lacked witnesses as Motor Vehicle Inspector Rus assisted. Bordgé pleaded not guilty.
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Harry Bordgé
Farmingdale
Alice Miller
Takanassee
Deal
Justice Schoenlein
G. H. Burdge
Irmingdale
Young Burdgeway
Life Saving Exhibit Impresses Keansburg Crowd
Last night in Keansburg Commodore Edward Brennan and the American Life Saving Society demonstrated rapid rescue from a blazing vessel off the beach. A breeches buoy line was shot to the vessel as flames rose, saving a man and then guiding others to safety, amid cheers from spectators.
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Keansburg
Edward ©. Brennan
American Life Saving Society
Smack
Ofers
Breijing
Five Auto Accidents End Carnival Night In Keansburg
A chaotic finale to Keansburg carnival night left two men injured amid five vehicle crashes. William Brown, a 60 year old Keansburg farmer, suffered a broken arm after being struck on Carr Avenue. Cars, a bus, and a runabout crashed, with onlookers and a large crowd gathering as police and bystanders managed the scene.
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Keansburg
William Brown
Carr Avenue
Trong
John Lankenau
Keaneburg
Lankenau
Peter Morris
Keyport
Frank Smith
Pio
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Maple Avenue
Vph Rattengill
William L. MacDonald
Howard MacDonald
Edward MacDonald
Afshar L. Wymabe
Hearby
Epdearures
VonKattengill
Karage
Bank
Atrvets
Hen’ Ubouba Rene
Metis
Wewis
Allgor floats ad flag again to sky
A handwritten letter arrives Monday containing threats and remarks about Allgor and Pack Our letter signed Milinghupat is under investigation by the department. Mrs Packer accuses the sender of wrongdoing and mentions asylum. Gifford Lacour Cranmer Co advertises reinforced concrete cloaks and materials for sale in Long Branch New Jersey.
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Arthur
Chester Alan Arthur
Matawan
Long Branef
New Jersey Central
Hast Long Branch
Allgor
Dave
Milinghupat
Packae
Alexander
Nne
Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer, & Co
Chandler & Maps and Factory
7Th Ave
Long Branch
N. J
Woolley Company Marketed Men and Boys Apparel Sale
W. NI Woolley & Co offers a sale on their entire stock of men and boys clothing at a third off regular prices during a special alteration gate sale. Also mentions an entertainment event at Ocean Park Theatre with motion pictures and a dance at Shirtwater.
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W. NI. Woolley & Co
Middletown Democrats endorse local office candidates
The Democratic Executive Committee of Middletown township endorses John N. Hillyer for Collector Charles D. Thorne for Assessor Amal M. Posten and Henry F. W. Nienstedt for township committeemen Joseph W. Thompson and Ba ward A. Mrdlan for highway surveyors John F. Kreisa for constable Walter B. Connor for freeholder and John L. Sweeney for Assemblyman The group plans a fall meeting August 5 with other committees to form a Wilvon and Marshal club There will be two Republican tickets with candidates John N. West and A or for collector Jenkinson Jr and Rev Jonathan L J ala for Assessor plus other regular ticket opponents
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Democratic Executive Committee
Middletown Township
John N. Hillyer
Mid Netoway
Charles D. Thorne
Leonardd
Amal M. Posten
Navesink
Henry F. W. Nienstedt
Middletown
John N. Weat
Miditown
Repub
Hay Party Organization
White
Mogeera Wilh
Frank Scott
Gotmer
Aril Ciintoh Loheen
Rt Monmouth
D.” Sullivan
Willer J. Willett
Port Monmopth
Park Avenue Trestle Rebuild Set to Begin Next Week
J. M. Howland of Mollnight will start rebuilding the Park Avenue trestle for the Atlantis Codal Electric Railroad next week. The construction will not interfere with the rail line's existing trace or service.
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Park Avenue
J. M. Howland
Mollnight
Atlantis Codal Electric Railroad
Property Bulkhead Controversy Tangles Harbor Works
A local notice details the harbor bulkhead project for a 40 foot launch named Ripa near Navesink Be as engineers from the State Riparian Board navigate ownership and access rights. The report mentions Howland of Sea Bri involvement and a dispute over bulkhead construction affecting adjacent properties.
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Joni
State Riparian Board
Ripa
A. Howland
Water Main Extension By Tintern Water Company
The Tintern Water Company begins extending a water main along Campbell Avenue to the new Thecker Street house. Work started this week with crews mobilizing for the project.
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Tintern Mator Water Company
Sta’ Melow
Campbell Avenue
Strivo House
Benefit expected for St Michael's at Wood Avenue event
Fragmentary text indicates a Monday benefit event at Wood Avenue for St Michael's, with a trust or promoters named P F Went and others involved in organizing the proceedings.
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St. Michael
Thewood -Ave
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