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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1910

Page

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Drub Wins Porter Cup in Fifteen Mile Ice Race

Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club boats contested the Porter cup over a fifteen mile course from Shallow Point. The Drub led a five-boat field including Isabel Hagle Jack Frost and Blanche finishing first in a little over forty-two minutes amid several accidents and wind delays.

Long Branch Ice Boat Drub Isabel Hagle Jack Frost Blanche Hoats South Shrewsbury Club Henry Hume Munro Princeton Charles H. Greene, Jr Benjamin P. Morris Fair Haven Shrewsbury Frank Bennett Berton A Canton Wilber Harry Litue Little Woodward Mort Floyd Smith Elsie Red Hank Red Bank Mosaulic Fleet Mort Carehin Floyd Sovith Ralph Woodward the Kid John Morris

Red Bank Doctor Sued for Divorce in Court of Chancery

Dr. Frank Lee of Red Bank is named defendant in a divorce suit filed by his wife Mrs. Mary A. Lee of Ocean Grove. She cites years of alleged infidelity 1903 through 1909 in several towns and names co respondent Etta Schenck. She seeks divorce custody of three children and support. Dr. Lee denies all charges and claims wife deserted him December 1908. case assigned to View Chancellor Emery for hearing. The couple married April 14, 1897 in Asbury Park.

Trenton Frank Lee Red Bank Court of Chancery Mary A. Lee Ocean Grove Lee Long Branch Asbury, Park New York Etta Schenck Elizabeth A Lena Isabel Frank M D. i. Applegate Dr. Lee Willam Pintard Pitney Emery Sanford Asbury Park

Philosophy of Clothes and Corset Styles Featured

Carlyle noted for the Philosophy of Clothes and today corset styles shift with spring. Displays include La Vi da Nuform American Lady C-B Augustine from eight to ten dollars and Newo Self-Reducing at 2.79. Also a D L notice for Crystal Wave Council No.46 meeting February 13 at Neptune Hall to attend the funeral of Percy L. Phillips at Portau Peek.

New la Vida W. B Nuform C-B Augustine Joseph Salz Red Bank N. J Crystal Wave Council D. of L Neptune Hall Church Street Percy L. Phillips Portau Peek Connell Mattie Cook

Home styling tips and local ads from the Daily Record

Mo Fireside was cheerful and home decorating expert Charles Drake offers wallpaper and paint to beautify homes with free suggestions. Prices listed in Saturday's record. Joseph Sale dry goods in Red Bank and Sexton Bros. undertakers and embalmers at 616 Broadway. Advertising in the Daily Record.

Charles Drake Drake Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Embalmers Broadway L. Bladwif

Newark Real Estate Man Converts Three Cottages into Hotel

Siegfried Leschziner of Newark is spending 15000 to transform the John Daly property on Ocean Avenue into a single summer hotel. Robbins and Bennett handle the work, Clarence D. Wilson of Long Branch is the architect, and the rotunda becomes a dining room. Occupancy is planned for early June with a leased term of years.

Newark Siegfried Leschziner John Daly Ocean Avenue Ocean Front Robbins & Bennett Clarence D. Wilson Long Branch Leschziner Leschginer

Row over theft of dog interrupts New York Kennel Show

At Madison Square Garden the Westminster Kennel Club show was briefly disrupted by a dispute over ownership of a smooth Saint Bernard named Duke of Ridgefield. John Stokes claims the dog was stolen from Hellgate Kennels and seeks repleva in city court while Elkwood Kennels disputes his claim and bonds are posted. Also noted is the death of J Edward Allaire, Red Bank’s oldest resident, aged 94, with a long career as a policeman and boat captain.

New York Westmintster Kennel Club Madison Square Garden John ‘Stokes Morey Kennnels Ridgefield N. 4 Blkewood Elkwood Long Branch Hellgate Kennels Woodside L. A Stokes Montifiore G. Kahn Lewis Heyman Elkwood Kennels Eleventh Avenue Duke of Mayforth Kahin Heyman Frank Smith Cpnimal J. Edward Allaire Red Bank Red Bank Severty Hudson Grove Streets Havemeyer Wiliam F. Havemeyer Allaire Red Bank Albany Philadelphia Charles Lee Bowler Raymore West Sixty-eighth Street Bowler Royalton Woolen Company Worth Street Mr Bowler Monmouth Beach

Wertheim at eighty three celebrated in Cedar avenue family gathering

Mrs Lena Wertheim of Cedar Avenue celebrates her 83rd birthday with a family reunion and invited guests in a memorable gathering. The note mentions a forthcoming uniform dance by Crescent Hall Eatontown Hook and Ladder Company and a church cake sale at Gobey's store along with local advertisements for wallpaper bargains and a Broadway store.

Wertheim Lena Wertheim Cedar Ave Nue Eatontown Crescent Hall Lewis Street Hook and Noo

Veterans Plan Encampment for New Jersey Here

Department Commander James F. Connelly and council members visited James E B Morris Post No 46 G A R pledging city and Board of Trade support for the encampment in Long Branch at Ocean Park Casino June 9 to 11 with events and elections including a governor's address. A contested commander's seat and 1 225 delegates were noted along with officers and other posts.

James F. Connelly Newark Council of Administration James EB. Morris James B. Flinn James Campbell Willian Lusth Plainfield Col. J. Gilliken Wiliam T. Abbott Asbury Perk W. G. Tulley Jersey City D. D. Keefe Robert Johnson Forman Reynolds C. O. McFaddin R. H. Hughes Board of Trade George £. Poland Stratton Forrest Green A. D. Sherman Liesfried Hirschfeld Connelly Albert Inglis Paterson James Applezate Trenton Chevanne Salem Long Branch New Jersey Alfred C. Atkins Charles Burroes Enoch Hahn G. A. R. Woman's Relief Corps

Weather Indications and Coastal Warnings Tonight

Snow and heavy snow possible tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures tonight. Northeast winds rise to high levels this afternoon and year. Storm system from Alabama moves northeast. warnings canceled from New York to Florida. Saturday entertainment in Asbury Park features an orchestra. butcher Philip Schuid advertises prices in Saturday's Record.

Alabama New York Miami Florida Asbury Park

Knights Templar Funeral for Allan Dare in Long Branch

Allan Dare a former Pennsylvania Railroad engineer died Monday and was buried with Knights Templar honors. Fifty corps in uniform joined by Voss' Band attended the two o'clock service at the Frankin avenue home, led by Rev. Dr. William B. Matteson. Pallbearers included Richard H. Hughes and others. Dare’s Templar honors were directed by Eminent Commander Alonzo B. Parsona.

Carson Commandery Allan Dare Long Branch Pennsylvania Railroad Franklin Avenue Knights Templar Voss Newark William B. Matteson Red Bank Baptist Church Richard H. Hughes Willam R. Warwick Carence G. van Note George W. Baxter Michael B. Sexton Bruce

Lincoln Day Banquet At Hotel Pannact Tonight

Indications point to a large second annual Lincoln Day banquet of the Board of Trade at Hotel Pannact tomorrow night. About thirty invited guests will toast the speakers including Mayor Charles O. McFaddin as toastmaster and city, railroad, and state officials. Seating is 160 with 140 guaranteed covers. tickets are sold by Louis Miller. Also reported: deaths, weddings, and travel notices involving Monmouth Beach residents and New York firms.

Board of Trade Hotel Pannact Beach and Park Commission Ocean Pier Charles O. McFaddin Josiah A. Stratton Furman A. DeMaris George L. Crum Ewen McIntyre Simon Hess Long Branch Oliver H. Brown New Ocean Pier William F. Mason Charles L. van Fossen

Tickets on sale for Pannaci Board of Trade event

Ticket sale announced at Ocean avenue through jeweler Louis Miller with $2 price and a ten oclock Saturday deadline for reply card members. Guest policy allows bringing a friend with ticket. Additional notes mention local notices and coal, lumber, and missionary society events with contact details.

Hotel Pannaci Ocean Avenue Louis Miller Broadway

Political leaders anxious about senatorial primary

In September political leaders expressed high anxiety over the upcoming senatorial primary. The commentary highlighted concerns about candidate viability, voter turnout, and party strategy as key factors shaping the race.

New High School Baseball Schedule

The East Jersey High School League posts the 1910 baseball schedule reversing 1909 order. Chattle opens away at Red Bank and ends home against Neptune with seven games per school. Includes April 6 to June 8 dates and opponents Manasquan Asbury Park Atlantic Highlands Lakewood Neptune Point Pleasant Red Bank Chattle. Also notes oyster skippers William H. Chandler and Edward Bennett from Fair Haven shipping barrels to New York and Tren ton. Alfred Hendrickson carts for Fair Haven. Red Bank forms a new bowling team named the Toote Bowling Club of the Y M C A. Members are George Gray Charles Kellum George Dennis Raymond Dearing Fred Morris.

East Jersey High School League Chattle Red Bank Neptune High School Manasquan Asbury Park Neptune Point Pleasant Lakewood Atlante Highlands Atlantic Highlands William H. Chandler Edward Bennett Fair Haven New York Trenton Pair Haven Mr. Chandler Mr. Bennett Alfred Hendrickson Fair, Haven New Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association Toote Bowling Club Tong Branch Loose Bowling Club Monmouth Street George Gray Charles Kellum George Dennis Raymond Dearing Fred Morris

Former Rumeton Resident Electra Havemeyer Weds Webb

Miss Electra Havemeyer daughter of the late Henry O. Havemeyer of New York, longtime Rumson road resident, marries James W. Webb of New York on Tuesday afternoon. The notice names a church service, choir details, and local social events as part of the society column.

Rumeton Electra Havemeyer Henry O. Havemeyer New York Rumson Road James W. Webb Havemeyer Rumson

Law on primary expression for U.S. Senator debated in New Jersey

Trenton weighs how the 1907 law allowing voters to express preference for United States Senator at partisan primaries will work its first test. The measure also lets candidates for the Legislature pledge how they will vote for the Senate choice, with nonmandatory provisions and certification procedures outlined.

Trenton United States John Kean Congress Senate Washington Secretary of States Algnera Secretary of State

Red Bank Women Confined to Beds and Local Sale Alerts

Red Bank residents Mrs. La L. McQueen and Mrs. Tenbrooke Davis are confined to bed by ailments. The notice notes ages and family ties as sisters. Saturday's Record lists prices and a sale at Bonker's with a Missionary cake sale and roller racing events at Chelsea Rink offering free entry for children.

Red Bank Bick la L. McQueen Shrewsbury Avenue Tenbrooke Davis West Front Street McQueen Davis

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Eagle Green Europe Jape Elizabeth, Green Marion Eleanor Laird Freehold Salive Cedric Jacob Steinbach Pennaci Ocean Broad Way Carlyle Schmidt Hutcher Awerlean Dry Goode Joseph Sale The Daily Record Madison Square St. James’ Missionary Society Philip Schmidt Fr. Golden Advertlee the Daily Record A. R. Council of Administration Foxy South Shevebury Philip Schuid Knights Templar Funeral Charles L. Bowler Miss Fischer Simon Fischer Henry M. Lawn Sadie Fischer Sol Lawn Madison Hall Rev. A. &. Quinlan A. 8. Quinlan St. Dorothea's Church Ratentown Rochester N.Y Rome T. Jomen’ Missionary Society Scobey's Store L. B Daya, Smith Lumber & Coal Co O'Brien P. O Altoredaw Kean Baird Fort Katzenbach Chattles Fair Com Smith Lumber & Coal Co Lord Stirling Valentine First Reformed’ Church Lec Ysaturday Philip Schmit Bonker's, Bat Chelses
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