Red Bank Fair Opens With Blue Ribbon Prestige
The fourth annual Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association event in Red Bank features horse shows, dog shows, baby show, and racing. Governor Wilson attends Farmers Day, with bands, parades, and live stock displays planned through Labor Day.
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Red Bank
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Long Branch
Harden L. Crawford
Howard
Borden
G. Foster Rawlins
W. Strother Jones
Thomas 8
F. A. Dallen
Boston
Lansdowne Kennels
Lansdowne, Penn
Charles P. Doelger
Red Bank Club
A. G. Hooley
Meadowview
St. Bernard
Gertrude A. Davies
Alta Marvel
I. B. Hosford
St Bernards
Throckmorton
Charles D. Hulsey
William Barbour
Lillian Bliss
Ernest Fahnestock
P. A
Franklin
Lewis Brown Gantry
J. Horace Harding
Robert Hartshorne
George Arthur Hurd
Rich
Asbury Church Bazaar Net Reaches Six Hundred
The Asbury M. E Church bazaar proved a success with total receipts of 628.36. Children's booth net 121.00, fancy article and confectionary 101.75, other booths 82.00 to 39.55, ice cream 20.45, cake 8.50, and notable donations of 100, 102, 15, 10, and 28.11. Contributions from donors helped push the final tally above 600.
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Astbury’ M. E Church
Wm. Reed
Wm. N. Potter
Olive Wright
Charlotte Wright
Albert T. Duryea
Wesley Hoffman
Chas. Presley
Milton West
B. A. West
Jesse Cook
Ernest Grosbeck
Monmouth Beach
Chas. Valentine
C. Asa Francis
BE. W. Reid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Flatbush Woman Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jennie Earle, a patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, died this morning after coming from Flatbush Long Island. Hyer and Flock Funeral Directors are handling the remains and have notified daughter Mrs. G. E. Cornell of Brooklyn. another daughter, Mrs. John C. Van Cleaf, is in Cal sbad Germany with a cable sent today. The body will remain at the Hyer and Flock parlors until her daughter’s return.
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Jennie
Earle
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Flatbush
L. I
Hyer & Flock
G. E. Cornell
Brooklyn
John C. van Cleaf
Calsbad
Germany
Harle
Conover Leaves Middletown for Idaho Visit
William W. Conover a prominent Monmouth county farmer heads to Lewiston Idaho to spend weeks with his son Harvey G. Conover who runs apple growing business there He will miss the 14th Regiment New Jersey Volunteer reunion at Eatontown on September 9 where he once led Company G and saw over forty battles including Cold Harbor and Cedar Creek.
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William W. Conover
Middletown
Monmouth County
Lewiston
Idaho
Harvey G. Conover
Cold Harbor
Cedar Creek
Belford May Get Steamboat Next Year
Belford may see a steamboat to New York next year after the old dock at Belford was bought by Hopping McHenry and Frost. Charles Bauer of New York is arranging with local farmers to freight produce and would place a boat if there is enough trade.
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Belford
New York
William V. Wilson
Hopping, McHenry & Frost
Atlantic Highlands Lumber
Charles Bauer
Warren H Smock Buys Red Bank Lot for Residence
Warren H Smock, a noted Red Bank lawyer from the firm Wilson & Smock, purchased a Broad street Bergen Place corner lot from the Samuel W Morford estate for 3000 to 4000 dollars. The 72 by 200 foot lot lies in Red Bank’s residential section, where he plans a handsome home for his own occupancy. Smock recently sold his Reckless Place property to William Tilton of Holmdel.
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Warren H. Smock
Red Bank
Wilson & Smock
Broad Street
Bergen Place
Samuel W. Morford
Smock
Reckless Place
William Tilton
Holmdel
Baby Parade Postponed by Weather
Due to unfavorable weather the Asbury Park Baby Parade is postponed to Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock timed by the Carnival Committee.
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Asbury Park
Carnival Committee
Asbury Park Carnival Committee
Edwin W. Packer
Dinner to Chef at West End Shore Club
Popular chef Fritz Hunziker was entertained at a dinner in his honor on his 27th birthday. The menu included consome vermicelli kingfish spring lamb roast chicken and cake. He plans to sail October 17 to visit family in Switzerland and his sister. A real estate contract for Lenison at Campbell's Junction was awarded to Mrs Edward Holzlander with William Kipp and J Henry Walling named for the build and mason work.
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West End Shore Club
Fritz Hunziker
Bourgoise
Hunziker
Leopold Geertsen
Switzerland
Lenison
Campbell's Junction
Edward Holzlander
Fair View
William Kipp
Belford
J. Henry Walling
Port Monmouth
Shakespeare Open Air Benefit Play At Atlantic Highlands
Nearly 1500 spectators attended Robert Mantell in As You Like It on the Athletic Grounds Valley Drive Atlantic Highlands. The gratis performance benefited Grand View Hose Company buying an automobile hose truck. An all star cast, rustic stage, and lighting created a woodland theater with enthusiastic crowd
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Robert Mantell
Athletic Grounds
Valley Drive
Atlantic Highlands
Mantell Gratis
Grand View Hose Company
James Brady
Mantell
Mr. Mantell
Richelieu
Majestic Theatre
St. Ag
Second Rabies Victim Dies in Monmouth Hospital
Maurice Gruber a six year old from South Broadway dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after rabies symptoms progress rapidly from a dog bite. He is the second child in two weeks to die of the disease after Franklin Brown, seven, also contracted rabies from the same pet. The Gruber family, and neighbors, mourn the loss as Pasteur treatment continues for Samuel Gruber, the surviving brother, who shows no current signs of illness.
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Maurice Gruber
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John G. Sexton
Franklin Brown
Oscar Gruber
South Broadway
Samuel Gruber
Gruber
Maurice
Filice
Leo Goldberg
Joseph T. Welch
Samuel
New York Institute
Belford painters win contract for Keyport house
Smith and Walling of Belford, who have not finished painting Melvin P Yard’s stores at Keyport, are awarded the job to paint Richard Muchmore’s house at Keyport.
Sunday School Excursion to Morris Bayside Grove
The St Marys Episcopal Sunday school scholars of Keyport held their annual picnic yesterday at Morris Bayside Grove in Keansburg. A smoker will be held at Johnsons Hall Belford Saturday night by Washington Camp No 158 P O S of A with lunch served.
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Presbyterian Church
Aist
Snion
Dy. Keator
St. Mary's Episcopal Sunday School
Keyport
Morris’ Bayside Grove
Keansburg
Johnson's Hall
Belford
Washington Camp
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Rain And Cool Week
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain tonight and Thursday for New Jersey with continued cool conditions. Moderate to brisk northeasterly winds are expected. Observations from Long Branch show a high 85 and low 68 yesterday with 1.70 inches of rain in the last 24 hours and 100 percent humidity at several times. Heavy precipitation today includes Washington 2.00 inches, Richmond 1.49, Parkersburg 1.76, Elkins 1.42, Thompsonville 1.00.
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New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Parkersburg
W. Va
Elkins
Thompsonville
Peace Meeting at Middletown Remembered After 49 Years
The 1862 Middletown peace meeting drew over 6000 armed residents who gathered to discuss secession and Civil War policy. Key signers included Thomas W. Arrowsmith John H Patterson and Major Thomas Arrowsmith. The event ended with fear of bloodshed and several notable figures fleeing for safety.
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Middletown
Monmouth County
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
John H. Patterson
Thomas S. R. Brown
William Henry Hendrickson
Thomas Arrowsmith
Col
George Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Chrinfeyonce Holmes
John Curtis
William Y. Conover
Geo. Crawford
Daniel P. Schenck
John 8
Old Village
Thomas Dunn English
English
Ben Bolt
Congress
Essex County
Union
John 8. Applegate, Sr
Red Bank
Joseph T. Field
Edwin ©. Beekman
John 8.Hendrickson
Derrick Stendon
Joel Gilson
James S. Wilson
Charles Hi. Morford
Old Home Week Planned in Red Bank October
The borough of Red Bank plans an Old Home Week in October spanning two to three days. Two canvassers report slow progress in raising funds while a local weekly will publish a special edition with borough history and business write ups. Moving pictures will run nightly at Ocean Park theater opposite the bandstand.
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Red Bank
Moving Pictures
Ocean Park
New Theatre
Paterson Rejects Commission Plan in Bitter Vote
In Paterson the municipal commission form was rejected 7984 to 4917 amid a hard fought campaign. Gov Wilson urged improvement while praising current leadership. East Rutherford also voted against the plan 206 to 174 with 443 of 700 registered voters casting ballots.
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Paterson
Jersey City
New Brunswick
Bayonne
Wilson
McBride
Commission
Trenton
Passaic
City
East Rutherford
N. J
Narrow Escapes In Two Stage Accidents
Two separate stage incidents occurred last evening near Westwood Avenue and Center Street. An overturned Paper Hall stage on a wet street narrowly avoided collision with a freight engine, while driver Center Stadman failed to see a trolley, causing minor damage to the vehicle and minor injuries to passengers who continued on foot.
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Paper Hall
Westwood Avenue
Center Stadman
Madison Avenue
Second Avenue
V'Elock
Stadman
Franklin Avenue
Rain Delays Five-Game Series Between Long Branch and Asbury Park
The first game of a $1,000 stake series between Long Branch and Asbury Park, set for today, has been postponed due to the storm. The five game slate will open tomorrow weather permitting with Andy Coakley on the mound for Long Branch and Redding for Asbury Park, both in strong form.
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Long Branch
Asbury Park
Andy” Coakley
Lee
Redding
Coakley
Postal Bank Flourishes in Long Branch Two Months In
The Postal Savings Bank at Long Branch reports fifty accounts opened and deposits totaling about 1200 dollars in two months. Deposits range from ten cents to 100 dollars with First National and Citizens' banks as depositories.
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Postal Savings Bank
Long Branch
Harry ©. Siebel
Postal Bank
Savings Bank
New Garages at Middletown by Fred F Uston
Carpenter Fred F Uston of Middletown completed new garages at Middletown for James C Hendrickson and Samuel Rogers. Leroy Lutherow, assistant village postmaster, suffers from an attack of acute indigestion.
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Fred F Uston
Middletown
James C. Hendrickson
Samuel Rogers
Leroy Luthurrow
Centenarian Dies After Near Century of Life
Ghiavio Cappesso died at his Willow avenue home just before turning 100. Funeral services set for Holy Trinity Church at 10 AM tomorrow, with interment at Mt. Carmel cemetery Red Bank, Hyer and Flock directing.
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Ghiavio Cappesso
Willow Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Carmel
Special excursion to Atlantic City from Long Branch
Fare two dollars and twenty five cents for a round trip via New Jersey Central. The Thursday Sept 7 special departs Long Branch at 8:45 A.M. An opportunity to view the famed resort at low cost. Advertised in the Daily Record.
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New Jersey Central
Long Branch
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West Long Branch
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W. A. Woolley
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Daniel Vaughn
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