Mystery in Freehold as man vanishes after short absence
William Anderson of Perrineville disappears after leaving a livery stable in Freehold with horses to be retrieved later. He was seen with his father on Main Street, then with Joel Test at a moving picture theater, and later at a hotel before being last seen on lower Main Street by James Errickson. His wife and child fear foul play.
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Freehold
William Anderson
Perrineville
Benjamin Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Tennent
Llewallen
Main Street
Joel Test
Young Anderson
Lower Main Street
James Errickson
Errickson
Time table change for New York and Long Branch Railroad
Next Wednesday several trains will be withdrawn and the P R R train 288 from Broad Street Philadelphia at 4 04 pm will make its last trip Saturday. The Long Branch to Freehold and Jamesburg train 10 50 on Saturdays only will run its last Saturday on September 9. New arrival at Fair Haven a baby boy born Monday to Mrs Harry Miller both mother and child well. Visiting Red Bank relatives Leon Morford of New York visiting his parents in Red Bank. Injured in elevator Joseph Belmont of Takanassee Hotel badly hurt Tuesday. leg mashed and hospitalized. Mrs Parker entertains a West Long Branch dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Brent Good and others. Sexton Bros undertakers 616 Broadway. Baby Parade postponed to Saturday Sept 2 at 2 20 pm due to weather. White Ribbon Rally postponed due to storm. Long Branch Building and Loan Association has money to loan.
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New York
Fair Haven
Harry Miller
Red Bank
Leon Morford
James Morford
Wallace Street
Bedford Mart
Sea Bright Board of Trade
West Side Road
Long Branch
Board of Trade
P. Hall Packer
George Holmes
John W. Eyles
George M. Davison
J. KE. Howland
BE. S. Neabitt
H. L. Zobel
Charles McCue
John R. Davies
Judge Davies
Baby Parade Postponed to Asbury Park Pageant
The Asbury Park carnival officers postponed the annual baby parade for a second time due to continuing stormy weather. The event now moves Saturday at 2 30 PM as part of the Asbury Park Pageant with Labor Day history cited.
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Asbury Park
Two Vessels Ashore in Strong Atlantic Storm
A week long gale drives two ships ashore along the Atlantic coast. The Fannie B. Moffatt, a two masted fishing smack from Atlantic City, wrecked near Lavallette, with crew rescued. The Charles Valentine, a 600 ton New York schooner, grounded at Cape Fear and is a total loss.
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Atlantic
Fannie B. Moffatt
Atlantic City
Lavallette
Barnegat Bay
Oms River
Charles Valentine
New York
Cape Fear
Fannie B. Morffatt
Five Channel
Here
City Clerk Prepares for November Election in Long Branch
City Clerk B. B. Newcomb gears up under the new election law. Eleven polling places are set for Long Branch after redistricting, with petitions from candidates pending. Sample ballots will be mailed to 3 000 to 8 500 voters to acquaint them with proposed tickets.
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B. B. Newcomb
Long Branch
Tozi
Asbury Park
Independent Engine House
Tist Dist
Hughes
TWO LONG BRANCH ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET
Friends of Edward Schoenthaler and Harry Truax circulate petitions to place them on the Republican ticket for Assembly. Schoenthaler, a mason contractor and former Freeholder, has city political ties. Truax, a 30 year old attorney, hails from an old Monmouth county family and has school system roots.
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Edward Schoenthaler
Harry Truax
Assembly
Joseph Finn & Co
Schoenthaler
Truax
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
William A. Sweeney
Red Bank
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Two Day Outlook
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain tonight and Friday in New Jersey with southeastern areas fairer. Warmer in northern and western sections, northeast to east winds. Observations from Long Branch show 8 a.m. temperature 60 with 2 degree rise in 24 hours and humidity around 100 percent. Heavy precipitation reports include Philadelphia 3.88 inches and New York 1.85 inches in the last 24 hours.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Philadelphia
New York
Block Island
Atlantic City
Utility Board Inspects Line In Elizabeth For Six-MMPH Rule
Public utility commissioners toured the Long Branch Division through Elizabeth to decide soon on the citys six mile an hour speed rule. They reviewed crossings traffic and the Elizabeth avenue station and considered moving the station south of Third avenue while noting the ongoing track elevation project.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Public Utility Commissioners
Long Branch
Central Railroad
Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
Central Railroad Company
Third Avenue
Central
Storm wrecks fair exhibit and stalls river boats
Persistent rain drives Monmouth County Agricultural Fair into mud and chaos at Red Bank. The mata and school exhibit tent collapse. judging postponed to tomorrow. trotting events rescheduled. Governor Wilson slated to attend Governor's Day but weather threatens plans.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Red Bank
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Itte
Woodrow Wilson
Rumgon Country
Ex-Coroner Tetley Dies in Red Bank at 63
John Thacker Tetley a notable Red Bank resident died at his Wallace street home at 4 30 this morning from Brights disease with heart trouble He was 63 and had a birthday surprise last week He leaves a widow five children two daughters and four sons Mrs Catherine Learned of Astoria L I Fred Tetley in Maine is in the cast of Madame X Funeral services will be held at the Tetley residence in Wallace street Red Bank at eleven o'clock Saturday morning
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John Thacker Tetley
Red Bank
Wallace Street
Bright
Tetley
Ella Cadoo
Fred Tetley
Maine
Sea Bright Board of Trade To Host Anniversary Banquet
Sea Bright plans a boom banquet at Sandlass Bamboo Garden for its Board of Trade second anniversary. 150 covers likely. local leaders and Governor Wilson’s guest list noted. John E Foster and T Frank Appleby to speak on county roads and Ocean Highway.
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Sea Bright Board of Trade
Sandlass
Highland Beach
Sea Bright
Greater
John Franklin Fort
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
John E. Foster
Monmouth County
Hope
Storm Halts River Boats and Pounds Suffer Major Damage
Daily Patten Line boats did not run today due to storm and high tide. Shore reports say the pound fishing industry is nearly shut, nets must be hauled for overhaul, and daily catches have fallen while prices stay fair. Waves battered the concrete pier as piling failed and cribs shifted.
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Patten Line
Boate
Collier Has Airship On His Country Estate
Robert F Collier owns an aeroplane at his country estate with one wing damaged in transit from Wickatunk to be repaired before a test flight. He may take a ride in the airship Gard of Thanka once repairs are completed and an expert oversees operations. Public notice announces new closing hours at 8 30 p m beginning Sept 6. Moving pictures run nightly at Ocean Park theater opposite the bandstand. Special excursion to Atlantic City via New Jersey Central departs Long Branch at 8 46 am on Sept 7 for 2 25 to return.
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Robert F. Collier
Tank
Wickatunk
Mr. Collier
Atlantic City
New Jersey Central
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Joseph Belmont
Parker
John H. Parker
West Long Branch
Brent Good
Henry. Solomon
Max Kaiser
Arthur Krakauer
Gustav Sachs
Melville Solomon
Sexton Bros
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Carnival Committee
Long Branch Building & Loan Association
Charles H. Valentine
Monmouth People
Newcomb
Geran Law
Long Branch Assembly
Weather Bureau Forecast
Utility Board
The
Daily Record
G. G. R. Man
Trade Board
Davies
Judgs Zape
Gome
P. Hal Packer
T. Frank Appleby
Davison
William Sai Sandlass
Ymder Woot
Pela
Packer
SI Redel SE Secrurei
Euste Sea Bright Board OF Trade
Shropshire
Collier
Gard
Lovell
Flawere
George Wolcott
Joseph Goldstein
Moving Pictures
Ocean Park
Sew Theatre
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