Slocum Emerges as Senate President Candidate in New Jersey
In Trenton on August 27 Senator John W. Slocum of Monmouth County gains support as the leading Democrat for President of the next New Jersey Senate if four of six county seats win this fall. Backing comes from Edward E. Grosseup, David S. Crater, Job H. Lippincott, and Otto Wittpenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
John W. Slocum
Monmouth County
Senate
Slocum
James M. Fielder
Hudson County
Edward E. Grosseup
Gloucester
David
Crater
Monmouth
Job H. Lippincott
Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
New Hampshire
Wilson
Mne
Fielder
Fitzherbert
Morris
Wio
United States
Wakelee elected unanimous GOP State Committee Chairman
Edmund W. Wakelee of Hackensack was chosen unanimously to lead the Republican State Committee, succeeding Frank O. Briggs. The meeting included notable figures such as Austen Colgate, John Kean, Franklin Murphy, and others. Wakelee reappointed Ronard W. Gray as secretary and Winton Garrison as treasurer. A vice chairman will be named later. Moonlight dance at Ocean Park Casino.
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Newark
Edmund W. Wakelee
Hackensack
Republican State Committee
Frank O. Briggs
United States
Wakelee
Austen Colgate
Orange
Colgate
Atlantic City
C. Asa Francis
Long Branch
Theodore Strong
Middlesex
C. Eoward Murray
Trenton
George M. McCarthy
Hudson County
Robert C. Hutchinson
Burlington
Ronard W. Gray
Winton
Jersey youth murders father to save mother in New Jersey
In Vineland New Jersey Henry Garton twenty one surrendered to police claiming he killed his father J R Garton a wealthy horseman to prevent his mother from being murdered. The fight occurred in the kitchen as the elder man drank and argued with his wife. Henry struck with a kitchen knife during a struggle and mortally wounded his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland
N. J
J. R. Garton
Henry Garton
Garton
Parton
Fell from Cherry Tree. Vaillant Hurt Neck Strain
Anthony R. Vaillant of Loyalton West Long Branch fell head first while picking wild cherries last week. He strains neck chords, is bound with cotton under his chin, consulted Dr O A Clark, and will be unable to move his neck freely for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony R. Vaillant
Loyalton
West Long Branch
Mr. Vaillant
Norwood Avenue Social Adds To City Growth And Plans
St. Michael's Annex hosts a large reception with dancing and a cheerful crowd. The city reports four new residents and several family moves to local homes. Norwood Avenue sewer extension planned by engineer E. K Throckmorton for early fall under Long Branch Sewer Company. Local job ads and Ocean Park Theatre listings complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Annex
Norwood Avenue
E. EK. Throckmorton
Long Branch Sewer Company
Sewer Company
Expert's report on school walls to be read at August board meeting
The August Board of Education meeting will present an expert engineer's report on the new school building walls. The business manager Daniel Edwards warned the walls may not meet standard, prompting a thorough investigation. The report, due tomorrow afternoon, is expected to favor acceptance with changes and does not delay use beyond tile finishing and furniture installation.
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Board of Education
Daniel Edwards
Harvest Home Supper Draws Large Red Bank Crowd
About six hundred people attended a harvest home supper at St. James' Club grounds Red Bank on Monmouth and Pearl streets. The event, run by church members, featured a lavish seasonal menu and a large organizing committee. A cooperative split saddle and driving horse will be auctioned in about two weeks at a St. James' clubhouse dance as thanks to helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Club
Monmouth
Pearl Streets
Red Bank
Charles Hoffman
David LeRoy
Peter P. Rafferty
Edward J. Reilly
Malone
M. McDermott
Peter Thompson
M. Reilly
Giblin
Wen Johnston
Edward Cole
Charles Diamond
James Kaney
Thomas Clusey
John Fields
M. Ryan
George Keough
M. Carney
Joseph Bray
Thomas McDonough
Castello
James McCarron
Hayes
Malvihill
Condors
P. McCarron
Fair Haven
Mary Fox
George Hughes
Patrick McCue
Bly
Saguerton, Jr
L. Rattigan
Michael MecGarrity
John McGarthy
Shrewsbury
St. James
Deal Firemen Receive Badges At Brighton Avenue
Members of Deal Fire Co. No. 2 and many guests gathered in the trehouse on Brighton avenue Veal last night to witness badge presentations for officers and members of the new fire company. The event featured a thorough inspection of the premises a bright combination engine and a convivial afterglow led by William Hoogenkamp with ample diversion for all attendees. James Tinker served as president of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Fire Co. No. 2
Trehouse
Brighton Avenue
Veal
New Fire Company
William Hoogencamp
James Tinker
Com
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Wednesday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey with cooler tonight and moderate northwest winds for the 26 hours ending Wednesday at 8 p m. Observations from Long Branch show yesterday's high of 88 and a 66 low with a morning reading of 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Renomination By Unanimous Vote For Congressman Scully
In a series of party meetings held in other districts clear support was shown for the renomination of Congressman Scully by unanimous vote. Officials emphasized continued leadership and policy alignment across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Scully
Son of Ex Mayor Kingsland Dies at 75
Henry P. Kingsland, well known Unicorn Avenue resident and son of former New York Mayor Ambrose C. Kingsland, died yesterday at age seventy five from a paralytic stroke. He stricken last Thursday and never recovered. Funeral set for eight o'clock tomorrow at the Kingsland home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Thursday morning. He leaves a widow and brothers. no children. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock in charge.
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Henry P. Kingsland
Unicorn Avenue
Kingsland
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ambrose C. Kingsland
New York
Gayton
Lockwood Cottage
Oakhurst
Elberon Station
Hyer & Flock
Red Bank Fair Opens Thursday For Fifth Annual Exhibition
Workmen erect tents at the Monmouth County Agricultural Fair grounds in Red Bank for the fifth annual show opening Thursday and running through Labor Day. The Blue Ribbon Fair of New Jersey features seventeen departments with strong competition and detailed director assignments for horses cattle poultry fruit vegetables horticulture and more. Tomorrow is Get Ready day for exhibit reception with no visitors admitted except perishable items.
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Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Association
Department of Domestic Science and Manufactures
Office of the Fair
New Jersey
Harden L. Crawford
B. Cattle
George T. Reid
C. Shelter
Melvin A. Rice
D. Swite
Lewis
Thompson
B. Poultry, Dr. Eewin Field
A. Chapin McLean
J. W. Thompson
Howard
Orden
Herbert N. Straus
Charles G. DuBois
John J. Cook
C. F. Mahoney
Charles
Halsey
P. Transportation
P. J. Whitaker
Frank
Storck
Charles D. Halsey
Department 1
Freas Infant Dead At Four Months
Freas infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Freas of Sixth avenue died early this morning from marasmus. Funeral services will be held at the house tomorrow afternoon with interment at Glenwood cemetery under the charge of William H. Morris Jr. Zigormar vs Nick Carter at Ocean Park Theatre tonight.
Five more petitions filed for seven congressional seats
Five additional nominating petitions were filed with the Secretary of State, bringing total petitions to thirty seven for seven New Jersey districts. Democrats outnumber Republicans with twenty and fourteen respectively. three Democrats seeking renomination are unopposed. Names and locations of candidates include Craven Camden Wiright and Brownling, with party ties noted.
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Trenton
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Washington
Tenith
Klaventh
Mondhy
D. Stewart Craven
Salem
Wilson
State Board of Hducation
John J. Wiright
Camden
Wiliam J. Brownling
David Baird
South Jersey
Board of Guardians
William P. Shourds
National Park
J. Thomas Hal
Queen to Entertain Miss Crum and Court in Bath avenue
Miss Mercedes Crum daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Crum will entertain her court and invited friends at her Bath avenue home tomorrow night. A simpler program is being arranged after Miss Emily Loretta Maps postponed her appearance due to crowded social functions. Mrs Parker plans to host the court at her West Long and country home next month. Fresh Pond Road property sells at auction as Monmouth Beach buyers acquire several lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Crum
George L. Crum
Bath Avenue
Emily Loretta Maps
Miss Maps
Miss Crum
Parish Vestry Meeting Set For Thursday Night
A parish notice invites members to meet with the Vestry this Thursday night at a stated hour in the Parish Hall at Broadway and Bloo m Place. The exact time is unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parish
Parish Flats
Car
Broadway
Slocum Place
Cor. Broadway
Stokes Denies Withdrawing From U.S. Senate Race
Former Gov Edward C Stokes denies reports he has withdrawn from the U S Senate race. He says a conference with party leaders at the Trenton House discussed general politics and the senatorials but offered no retirement plan. He stresses the primary remains favorable to him and rejects third party opposition.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Edward C. Stokes
United States
Trenton House
Tett
Aame
Roosevelt
Briggs
Stokes
Republicki
Stolée
Brigge
Bim
Marriage at Parsonage and Baptist Church Wedding
Readable fragments show a morning wedding officiated by Rev A wood at a Baptist Church with vows exchanged and plans for a brief wedding trip before starting housekeeping. Names appear as Richard Robinson and Mlway Lontire Beltran of Longea, plus mentions of boat builders and a dredging company in Ottawa and Panama projects.
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Baptist Church
A Wood
Thay
Richard, Robinson
Mlway Lontire Beltran
Longea
Boate Forreesen
Henry
Keller
Ayehue Boat Builder
China
Éts
Florida
Ottawa
Canada
Pat
Han 9der
Panama
Robbery Report From Ocean Park Theatre Scene
A fragmented account describes a robbery on a street near Wood Avenue at night. A young man claims a revolver was aimed at his face and the robber seized money before fleeing. Postel, the witness, recounts the tense encounter and mentions a false alarm garment as part of the scene.
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Harry Post
Wood
Young -Podtel
Postel
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Morrell Street
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Willow Avenue
Lloyd M. Sickles
Oceanport
Simeon Bailey
Central Avenue
W. H. Woolley & Co
Dr. J. Katn
Union Ave
Ocean Park Theatre
Bord
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St. James Club
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DEAL
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Jos. Conover
David Boyd
Weather Bureau Forecast
Ramsay
Brown
Republican Congress
H. P. Kingsland
Red Bank Fair
Zigormar
Nick Carter
Thomas J. Bdaily
Mrss Crum
Fresh Pond Road
Will Dean
Monmouth Beach
Nicholas Woolley
Garret White
John Cook
Mr. M Ginnis
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Mr. Thiercelin
Jacob Manahan
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