Lifelong Long Branch Resident Joseph Borden Dies at 55
Joseph Borden of Long Branch Red Bank leash Red Bank area died at his home on Lippincott Avenue after a two year illness. He was 55, born in Chapel Hill. Survived by widow Eliza Chamberlain, daughter Mabel, and sisters Mrs. Louisa Post and Mrs. Carrie Patterson. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday. interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Joseph
Borden
Lippincott Avenue
Heing
Chapel HM
Elwood
Rebekah Jorden
Mabel
Louisa Post
Brooklyn
Carrie Patterson
Oceanport
John G. Sexton
Glenwood Cemetery
Long Branch
Red Bank
Royal Arcanum
Council
Palmer
George W. Palmer
Eeeers
Wood Ave
Europe
Newport Hotel
Asbury Ave
Asbury Park
N. J
de D. Gates
Tealment
Dence
Lippincott Ave
Wilson Confers With Labor Leader and Senate Preview
Gov. Wilson held talks with Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison on state matters and met State Senator James E. Fielder to discuss legislation and the State Treasurer race. Observers note support dynamics among Edwards and Grosscup and a 32 vote requirement in the coming Democratic caucus. Also an ad notes gro ceries sale and holiday greetings from S. Sco bey at the Quality Store.
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State House
Trenton
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Frank Morrisson
Federation
James E. Fielder
Hudson County
Senate
Fielder
Edwards
Jersey City
Grosscup
Gloucester
Grosseup
Dog Rescues Rider After Front Wheel Catching on Animal
A Red Bank staffer on a motorcycle narrowly escaped serious injury when a dog darted in front of the bike near Maple avenue. He shut off power to avoid a wipeout, but was bruised and his clothing damaged. The dog disappeared after the crash.
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Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Henry Hyland
Red Bank Register
Maple Avenue
Hyland
Red Bank merchants vie in festive window displays
Red Bank shopkeepers stage elaborate window displays including Joseph Salz's Sea Bird handkerchief boat with moving paddlewheels and lights. J Peyton Cameron, E J Reilly and F W Foxwell present dolls, twin lights, and other novelties while St Luke's M E Church to hold a 6 30 am Christmas morning prayer service conducted by Dr Nobbins lasting forty five minutes.
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Red Bank
Joseph Salz
Merchant Steamboat Co
E. J. Reilly
Long Branch Daily Record
J. Peyton Cameron
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
Nobbins
Bergen Block Painted by A F Golden and local decor
Bergen Block has been newly painted by artist A F Golden who also decorated Wilfred Houghton’s new Hampton avenue home. The block’s foliage green finish draws attention amid surrounding storefronts. The item mentions various local advertisements and promotions in Asbury Park venues.
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Bergen Block
A. F. Golden
Wilfred Houghton
Hampton Avenue
Christmas music in city churches
Elaborate Christmas musical programs unfold at Star of the Sea and Asbury M E Church with solos, choirs, anthems, processions, and sermons. North Long Branch Methodist observes Christmas with augmented choir and two sermons by Rev. A H Eberhardt at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with children invited to a four minute morning sermon.
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Star of the Sea
Leseals
D. Offertory
Adeste Fideles
Y. Novello
Susannd Carney
Charles &. Hughes
Jennie Finley
Katherine Beatty
Viola Golden
Ethel Herbert
F. Tokanos
Marguerite Beatty
Hubert Kelly
Leo Warwick
B. Herbert
Jesus
Palmer
Harry VanDeaf
Asbury M. E
North Long Branch Methodist
A. H. Eberhardt
G A A gives flag to grammar school
James B. Morris Post No 46 G A A presented a 6 by 8 flag to the grammar school yesterday afternoon. About teen members attended the patriotic exercises with Commander Campbell presenting and Principal Badger accepting the colors.
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James B. Morris Post
Grammar School
Grand Army Post
Campbell
A. A. Badger
Man's hands blown off in hazardous cap explosion
Fred Sanafow, about 36, of Freehold East Side, was hospitalized after a hazardous material cartridge exploded while he pried at it with a knife. Both hands were severely injured and surgeons Field and Shaw operated. The cap, discarded by an unknown occupant, contained dynamite and was found in the yard. The incident occurred as the midweek First Baptist Church prayer service moved to Friday night.
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Fred Sanafow
East Side
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Sanapow
Field
Shaw
Musical Treat Ia Coming To City
A grand concert planned for January 8 at First Reformed Church Broadway Lang Branch features George Carre a noted New York soloist with Miss Helen Gano and other local talents. Readings by Emily Maps and Mrs Y J Blekkink accompany vocal and instrumental numbers. The event promises a refined musical entertainment for 1913.
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New York
First Reformed Church
Lang Branch
First Reformed
Carre
Tompking Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Paris
France
Helen Gano
Mises Gano
Lillian Gano
Lillie Worden
Alexander Lambert
Loretta Sickles
Officers Install Postponed and Visit Planned
At Arrow Smith Post No 61 in Red Bank installation of officers is postponed to Thursday night January 16. A visit to Shackleton Post Keyport is set for Monday night January 6. Mrs Corbin spoke at St Luke's Church on home mission schools in the south and a visit in southland among mountaineers was recounted. Ads note Washington Street home changes and turkeys for sale in Long Branch.
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John J. Travers
Wall
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
Red Bank Lodge
Arrowsmith Post
Shackleton Post
Keyport
Christmas treat planned for 800 poor children
The Society for the Improvement of the Poo, with Mr Ochs aiding, prepares a Christmas event at the Grand Theatre on Broadway near Second Ave. on Monday Dec 28 at 2 pm. A large tree with electric lights will brighten the program, and 800 oranges boxes of candy and gifts for girls and boys are promised. Santa will be Edwin L Reed.
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Society For the Improvement
Grand Theatre
Broadway
Second Avenue
Wilbur Lloyd
Ven. Freas
Horlace Sherman
Edwin L. Reed Kaarney ‘Reid
Daniel Doran
Frank L. Howland
C.D. McPaddin
Harry Davey
Chester M. Tyiax
Sugar Bowl Co
Wm. J. Smythe
James Seller
B. B. Newcomb
Harry Fleet
Gifford
Laccour
Crammer & Co
C. Henry Irwin
Alben Wheat
James Quire
Mra
J. W. Cunningham
Pauline Wert
William A. Stevens
A. Clark
Benjamin Sprague
Mread Court
Bentley Lodge
Plumbers’ Union
Edwin L. Reed
Santa Claus
Daily Record
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Norwood Avenue
Henry Joline
East Monmouth League
Eisner Hall
George Grause
Bridge Avenue
8. H. Garrison
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George. W. Palmer
Oakwood Avenue
Greenpoint Lodge
Henry Cobb
Russell Errickson
Lang’s
Broad Street
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the McCue Shoe Co
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F. W. Woolworth
Scott Longstreet
Fred Brower
Tetley’s
Joseph Hirschfeld & Son
Proadway Theatre
Stricklin’s
Cookman Ave
Harry van Cleaf
Kirkpatrick
G. A.A
Baptist Church Business Meeting
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High Street
Joseph Sacco
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Alaire
Muirheid
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der Deutsche Verein
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Lydia Wolcott
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