Lincoln Day Banquet Energizes Board of Trade Attendees
Enthusiasm marked the second annual Lincoln day banquet of the Board of Trade at Hotel Pan nic Saturday night. City officials, business leaders, and railroad heads gathered amid festive lights and banners with toasts from dignitaries and letters of regret from national figures. Mayor McFaddin presided as toastmaster as guests heard remarks on city needs and progress.
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Board of Trade
Hotel Pannaci
Red Bank Man Held for Murder
Red Bank authorities detain Charles Bowles on murder charges after Celia Beldo was found dead in Beach Street, with evidence of a beating and a night of drinking and carousing. A coroner and jury prepare for an inquest at Borough Hall while Bowles awaits grand jury action.
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Celia Beldo
Mary Beldo
Central Avenue
Red Bank
Wom
Irene
Sickles
Charles , Bowles
Beach Street
W. A. Riddle
Bowles
Riddle
Minagh
Patterson
Town Hall
Freehold
Smith & Fay
Front Street
Borough Hall
James Norman
Foreman
Richard Atkins
George White
Elwood Brower
Andrew Morris
James Swindell
Valentines Bring Twins to Elberon Homes
Two new valentines arrive in Elberon with stork deliveries at Clem Conover and Bert Jeffrey homes. Mothers and daughters reported doing finely as the town notes another cheerful birth. The Monmouth Club of Red Bank announces its third annual banquet for February 21 at 4 20 p m in their houseboat clubhouse at the foot of J Trafford s Hull Maple Avenue. Clerical details list Joseph Truex as president William B Clayton as vice president and Howard Cole as treasurer with Thomas of the Rumaot mt serving as caterer. The club members built the clubhouse last year on pon toons.
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Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
New Ocean Pier
Stratton
A. T. Blaisdell
Stork
Elberon
Clem Conover
Bert Jeffrey
Monmouth Club
Red Bank
J. Trafford
Maple Avenue
Mr. Thomas
Rumaot
Joseph Truex
William B. Clayton
Drn Avenue
Merry
Bridge Avenue
Howard Cole
Nine In 2 Mile Race at Chelsea Rink Wednesday Night
Brief notice describes a nine in a two mile race at Chelsea Rink on Wednesday night. Also mentions wallpaper notes, measurements, and bargains from A. F. Golden at 679 Broadway with a sale offering 25 off the dollar.
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A. F. Golden
Broadway
L. B. Lidéwir
Prominent Summer Resident Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. James Smith Jr of Newark and Long Branch died at 6 30 PM Saturday at 14 Washington Place Newark after kidney disease. Survived by six children and a son in Princeton, she was renowned for charity and church work and a devoted family life. Senator James Smith Jr returned from Chicago with daughter Mary Rose to be with her.
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James Smith, Jr
Senator Smith
Newark
Long Branch
Washington Place
Monsighor Whelan
St. Mary's Academy
Chicago
Mary Rose
Needlework Guild
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum
Cathedral Sewing Society
The
Rosary Society
Monsignor Doane
New York
John Ware Wellington
Pleagart Bay
Bright
Wellington
Bangor
Hyer & Flock
Dartmouthollege
New Hampshire
Weston
Mass
California
Florda
South
Jacksonville
Europe
Scotland
Ireland
Vineland
George Northam
Patten Avenue
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Eastern Star and Daughters of Rebekah
Waulle
Prince of Wales
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythia
Sanford Chronical
Florida
Lcuis Wellington
Pleasure Bay
Rival unions in a row threaten Butte mines
In Butte Montana rival labor unions dispute jurisdiction over oilers at several mines. The union of smelter men claims authority, but some oilers refuse to recognize it and have joined the Engineers International Union, risking a shutdown of mining operations.
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Butte
Mont
Ming
Able
Will
Engineers’ International Union
Paulhan flies 3500 feet in New Orleans twin ascents
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, concluded a series of flights before over 30,000 spectators in New Orleans. His first ascent lasted eighteen minutes, the second nine minutes, reaching a height of 3500 feet. A Brooklyn meeting at Shrewsbury and church sermons in New Jersey are noted in the same report.
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New Orleans
Louis’ Paulhan
Paulhan
Auto Track in Sight at Monmouth Park Purchase
Negotiations are underway for buying 390 acres of the northern end of Monmouth Park near Eatontown. New York capitalists plan to develop a deluxe automobile race track, spending thousands if the deal closes, aiming to rival the Los Angeles track opened in May with about $500,000 invested.
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Monmouth Park
New York
Eatontown
Los Angeles
California
Franss Farm Sold to New York and Perry Buyers
The farm once owned by former Sheriff C. Asa Francis on the stone road near Colts Neck, formerly the Thomas Ryall then Brien farm, was sold to William F. Pettes of New York and Frank Morton of Perry Genesee County New York. Morton and his family will move soon to the farm and Pettes and his family will use it as their summer home. Pettes already owns a Sea Bright property.
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C. Asa Francis
Long Brouch
Stone Road
Colts Neck
Thomas Ryall
Brien
William F. Pettes
New York
Frank Morton
Perry
Genesee County
N. Y
Morton
Mr. Pettes
Sea Bright
Missionary Society Meeting at Shrewsbury Church
The Young People's Missionary Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church met in the church chapel. Rev. Henry Stout of Red Bank spoke on his Japan missionary experiences. Special meetings at Oceanic were led by Rev. D B J McClenagahan of Jamesburg with positive attendance and interest. A benefit dance for Lyceum Bowling Club at Oakhurst Halls on Feb 15 was announced.
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Young People's Missionary Society
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Henry Stout
First Reformed Church
Red Bank
Japan
Oceanic
J. McClenagahan
Jamesburg
N. J
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Lyceum
Oakhurst Halls
Oakhurst
Oare
Tragic double shooting at East Oceanic cottage
In Hast Oceanic Rumson borough a woman, Jennie A Truax, shoots her husband George Truax and then herself in a 7 am tragedy at their Ridge Road home. Their children Herman and Marion witnessed the aftermath as doctors and the coroner arrived. Mrs Truax remains unconscious and near death.
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Hast Oceanic
Rumson
George Truax
Centre Street
Ridge Road
Truax
Herman
Marion
Anna Newman
Aisit
Allenwood
Nefghbors
J Ames J. Reed
Sea Bright
Wilson
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Running Race At Chelsea Rink Wednesday Night
A two mile handicap running race directed by Arthur Hillil will feature nine entrants from Red Bank Atlantic Highlands and Asbury Park. Competitors include Fred Flake Emil Auspach Victor Levally Tom Deliste Frank Deliste and Willie Hayes with detailed laps and a referee Mr Clark. Also notes a masquerade on Washington's Birthday night and acknowledgments from local families.
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Chelsea
Arthur Hillil
Red Bank Atlantic Highlands
Asbury Ark
Job Hayes
Bennie Lyons
Fred Flake
Emil Auspach
Victor Levally
Tom Deliste
Frank Deliste
Willie Hayes
Dory Bennett
Mr. Clark
Washington
Weather Outlook Notes Warmer Tonight And Clouds
Field indicates fair and warmer conditions tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy skies. Moderate southerly winds are expected, shaping a mild short term forecast.
Probing Packers Combine Targets Meat Price Pact
The federal grand jury examined a 1907 1908 pact between Armour Morrell Swift and Behrzchild Sulzberger to curb hog prices. Testimony included present and former Schwarzschild Sulzberger employees under subpoena. The independent firm allegedly cooperated with other packers to suppress hog prices.
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Hove
Chicago
Armour-Morrle Swift
The
Chwarzé Hfid & Sulzberger Company
Tdka
Federal Grand Jury
Bechwarzchild & Sulzberger Company
Schwatech & Bulzberger
Yale Former Player Undergoes Longest Appendix Removal
Yale medical authorities report a former Yale football guard had a six inch appendix removed after a football strain and fall in a 96 operation. Surgeons say this is the longest appendix ever found, in a player linked to Waterbury.
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Yale
New Haven
Apes
Yale Strength Recor. Fle
Waterbury
Card of Thanks for Brother's Death
We with th thank the kind friends who made light our sorrow at the death of our brother. We wish to es pecially thank the pall-bearers and the Rev. Dr. Eberhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolten, rete.
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Davis
Morris Wood
Nash
Fit, Howland
Misa Florence Chandler
Eberhardt
Howard Bolten
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Railroad and Pier Co
Pannaci
Charles C. Moladdin
Tountmaster
Josias A. Stratton
George L. Crum
Owen Meltyre
Simon Hews
Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Wm. C
St, Germain
Su Grouton Press
Young Chicken
Maryland
String Beans
Demi Tasse
Charles O. McFaddin
United States
John Kean, Jr
Frank O. Briggs
Benjamin ¥. Howell
J. 8. Applegate, Jr
David 8. Crater
John E. Foster
Gilbert H. Hope
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rufus Blodgett
New York and
Long Branch Railroad
W. A. Heisley
J. W. Sloewm
New York Telephone Company
Philadelphia
George H. Baker
Baker
Daniel Doran
A. Stratton
Pres. Board of Trad
Wm. D. Martin
Gil
Henry J. Kingsbury
James A
Cora Kingsbury
Bank Street
Mabel
Gardner
Walter Gardner
Shrewsbury Avenue
Chelsea Rink
Daily Record
John Wire Wellington
Globe
City Hall
Brooklyn
Shrewsbury
W. C. Hubbard
St. Matthew's Church
Christ Church
Senate
H. Ridgley Robinson
Red Bank First
Frans
Meeting of Missionary Society
Ura
Theresa Oberhauser
Stir- Ifere
East Oceanic
John R. Sickles
Navesink
Mount & Son
Red Bank Undertakers
Carpenters Union
Nelehborous
Worad
Monmouth
John G. Sacco & Sond
South Seventh Avenue
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Embermere
L. B. Kdantz
Packers
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