Ocean's Wealth Report at Oakhurst 1910 births marriages
Ocean Township Board of Health reorganized with William B. Ireland as president and A G Van Note as secretary. Vital statistics by G Van Note show 1910 totals: births 49 with 1 female 9 males. 21 white 1 colored. marriages 1. licenses issued 8. burial permits 7. outbound from other places 2. communicable diseases 8, of which 6 were diphtheria and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Ocean Township Board of Health
William B. Ireland
A. G. van Note
EM. Beach
Oes
A. Jeffrey
John Woolley
G. van Note
Vital Statatios
FIGHT VETERANS CELEBRATE LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON BIRTHDAYS
Red Bank G A R post hosted a smoker and camp fire at its Child Building with guests from Shackleton Keyport James B Morris and Sleeper posts. Carnations were gifted by Port Monmouth grower Charles Smith to attendees. Entertainment featured Leroy Chamberlain Benjamin Gallo Kenneth Wrekoff George Baw-Wiliam Pope and Louis Tetley along with Rev Bob ellar and Rev Mac t is a first‑class storyteller. Captain Parsons read Civil War loss statistics, and comrade Smith recalled meeting President Lincoln. Afternoon supper followed amid fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Arrowsmith Post
Red Bank
Child Building
Shackleton Post
Keyport
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Long Branch
Samuel T. Sleeper
Charles Smith
Smith
Port Monmouth
Atranemith Post
George Baw- Wiliam Pope
Benjamin
Rogers Brothers
Ole Fame
Abe Brand- Harigypring
Lance
Magee
Fred. Totley
Fred
George Cohan
Charles B. Parsons
Europe
Parson
Robert. Ellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Abe
Harry Stewart
Russia Urges War Move as Troops Mass Near China
St Petersburg reports Moscow orders troop movements into Northern China without awaiting Beijing reply. US officials weigh arbitration over nine to ten points in dispute, noting possible Hague court settlement. Separate notes reference famine in Pekin, Russo Chinese treaty debates, and a brief local obituary and community notices.
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St. Petersburg
China
Russia
Washington
Tech
United States
State Department
Pekin
Hague
Great Britain
Althonet
Sunga
Cifield
Brookdale Farm Leased to Whitney for Horse Breeding
Brookdale Farm near Lincroft New Jersey 800 acres with stables and outbuildings leases to Harry Payne Whitney the turfman for next spring. Whitney will rear thoroughbred horses. Luther Schenck to leave. James Rowe to oversee livestock. about 75 workers expected. Whitney previously leased 200 acres. Louis B Thompson proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
Lincroft
Brookdale Farm
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale
New Jersey
Louis 8. Thompson
Whitney
Luther Schenck
Grammar School Graduates 47 to Receive Diplomas
Forty seven pupils of the Grammar School will graduate at this afternoon’s exercises. Revi F. K. Shield of the First Reformed Church will present the diplomas. Graduates include Dorothy Bailey Helen Bennett Marion Blakeslee Miriam Butler Laura Chamberlain Neomi Gonrow Sylvia Corn Helen Fish Rose Feinberg Ruth Feeler Sadie Friedlander Irma King Ellen Lane Ellen Sawyer Grace Le Valley Madeline Meyer Florence Nastasia Lloyd Noble Edith Pierson Lucy Ragland Lena Rimig Nettie Samuels Alma Scott Belle Sharp Helen Sherman Emma Sickles Olive Suphin Florence Van Tine Sarah Weiss Dorothy Youmans George Barshofsky Arthur Beebe William Birks Gordin Chapman Joseph Coles Edward De Camp Stanley Griffin Spencer Gullick Reuben Hinchman Fred Jordan Fréd McCarthy Richmond Rousseau Harold West George White Allen Webster Fay Wright Russell Woolley. Donation to Hospital Auxiliary noted as Mrs. D L Smith of Red Bank presents an oil painting of a St Bernard to the Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary. exhibition in Leon de la Rousille’s Broad Street window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revi F. K. Shield
First Reformed Church
Dorothy Bailey
Helen Bennett
Marion Blakeslee
Miriam Butler
Laura Chamberlain
Neomi Gonrow
Sylvia Corn
Helen Fish
Rose Feinberg
Ruth Feeler
Sadie Friedlander
Irma King
Ellen Lane
Ellen Sawyer
Grace le Valley
Madeline Meyer
Florence Nastasia
Lloyd Noble
Edith Pierson
Lucy Ragland
Lena Rimg
Nettie Samuels
Alma Scott
Belle Sharp
Helen Sherman
Emma Sickles
Olive Sutphin
Florence van Tine
Sarah Weiss
Dorothy Youmans
George Barshofsky
Arthur Beebe
William Birks
Gordin Chapman
Joseph Coles
Edward de Camp
Stanley Grifin
Spencer Gulick
Reuben Hinchman
Fred Jordan
Fréd McCarthy
Richmond Rousseau
Harold West
George White
Allen Webster
Fay Wright
Russell Woolley
Cycles Will Meet Packers in City Rivalry Clash
The Cycles and Packers face off next Wednesday night February 22 on the Cycles Club court in Washington street. This third meeting of the series follows a tie and a Cycles win, with the Packers claiming city championship and Cycles seeking the title. Also Firemen's Relief Association to hold City Hall meeting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Social Club
Washington Street
Packers
Long Branch Firemen’s Relief Association
City Hall
Olympic A Olym Coordinating Club to Reorganize Tonight
The Olympic A reorganizes this evening and will hold its first weekly meeting in new clubhouse rooms above the VU X OU workshop in the Bruckhurst building near Norwood Avenue. Twenty one charter members are expected with many applicants for nominition while a strong junior organization is highlighted by recent sports and Y M C A hall contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic A
VU X OU Woakery
Bruckhurst
Norwood Avenue
Uiyupiy
Long Branch
Daseoai Atamond
Eevee
A. Beebe
B. Tisiguell
A. Boa
O. Cranmer
C. Errickson
C. Fields
I. Gano
Griffin
L. Hayes
L. Hendrickson
G. Howland
W. Lane
W. McConnell
Michael
Morris
C. Mount
R. Rosseau
R. Schury
8. Slocum
F. West
F. Woolley
Fine Dinner Hosted by Street Commissioner Ellsworth Jackson
Street Commissioner Ellsworth Jackson hosted an elaborate dinner at Finn's Hotel with friends. The menu featured French dishes and Champagne, prepared by his sister and Mrs R Horace Curtis. Guests included Mayor Edwin W. Packer ex mayor Charles McFaddin and several local officials and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Jackson
Finn
Joseph Finn
R. Horace Curtis
Appollinaris
White Rock
Edwin W. Packer
Charles O. McFaddin
Henry Joline
John Fitzgerald
Tohn W Incum
Bryant B. Newcomb
Jophia van Dyke
Thomas L. Slocum
Lambert K. Jackson
Groundbreaking planned for St James Parish Hall
St James Church authorities announce contracts will be signed this week for a Parish Hall at the corner of Broadway and Slocum Place. Groundbreaking is hoped next week on Washington's Birthday afternoon. Plans by Clarence W Brazer of New York. The hall will include a large 32 by 58 foot room and a 14 by 22 foot room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Broadtvay
Slocum Place
Washington
Clarence W. Brazer
New York
Weather Forecast and Community Sale Notice
The Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled weather in New Jersey with rain tonight and Saturday, warmer temperatures tonight, and brisk southwest winds. Also noting Martha Washington Supper hosted by the ladies of the Reformed Church in the Sunday school room on Feb 24 with tickets and sale of articles, hotel-made candy, and music by the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Martha Washington
the Reformed C Sake
Move to annex Canada stalled in Congress
Washington on February 17 reports opponents of reciprocity plot to defeat it by stirring fear of annexation in Canada. Bennett alone votes for annexation measure in the House Foreign Affairs Committee as others oppose. Canadian parliament frets over American influence, with Fielding noting concessions favoring United States only in limited cases and Britain-wide equality in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Hennett
New York
Taft
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bennett
Ottawa
United States
Heanett
Champ Clark
Claris
Fielding
France
Keyport Publicity Dinner Draws Big Turnout at Pavilion Hotel
Keyport held its largest dinner to date at the Pavilion Hotel. About 150 attendees filled the Frick dining room with flags, an orchestra, and a toastmaster Henry Salz. Speakers included Judge John E. Foster and representatives from major papers. The event also spotlighted local business leaders and ministers, with photos taken under World Circulation Manager Zimmerman.
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Keyport
Pavilion
Raritan
New Frick
Henry Salz
Adam Salz
D. E. Roberts
John E. Foster
New York Herald
New York World
Newark Evening News
Perth Amboy Evening News
Keyport Weekly
Keyport Enterprise
Long Branch Record
Cycle Club to Meet Wide Awakes in Saturday Night Game
The Cycle Club five prepare to face the Wide Awakes of Little Silver at the M. C. A. court for a second meeting in a clean exhibition. A preliminary match will feature Cycle Second against Nations Juniors. Post game dancing by the Cycle orchestra follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycle Club
Little Silver
Cycle
Nations
Two Fined By Recorder For Penitence And Detention
Daniel Bodine was arrested for causing annoyance to pedestrians and given a suspended sentence until February 27 after penitent behavior in Recorder's court. Joseph Reed, detained for intoxication, was discharged by Recorder Arrowsmith after City Hall detention. Joseph Rally It Joseph Kelly remains confined at home with a severe cold but will resume coal business when weather permits. Local ads promote furniture savings and Phil Daly's ball on February 22 with cycle matches at the Y M C A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bodine
Clayton
Recorder's Court
Dan
Joseph Reed
Vetter
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Joseph
Kelly
Chelsea Avenue
Long Branch Avenue
Monmouth County Democratic Committee Names New Panels
The Monmouth County Democratic Committee met in Freehold Tuesday afternoon and formed committees. Executive: Dr J D Ely, Charles White, James L Hammer, William Curchin Sr. Organization: Alston Ly, George Height, Raymond, Charles A Davenport, P O We. Finance: C F McDonald, Dr ee Bennett, Rulif Lawrence, David Tantum, Charles E Close. Arrangements: Leon Taylor, P O Weigand, G D Sullivan, Dr J C Bush, A T Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fester
Long Branch
New List
Monmouth County
Democratic Committee
Freehold
J. D. Ely
Charles White
James L. Hammer
William Curchin
Alston Ly
George Height
Raymond
Charles A. Davenport
P. O. We
C. F. McDonald
Ee Bennett
Rulif Lawrence
David Tantum
Charles E.close
Leon Taylor
P. O. Weigand
G. D. Sullivan
J. C. Bush
A. T. Rogers
Death claims fifth member of Bennett family
Harry Wilber Bennett son of Azariah C Bennett head of A C Bennett Company died at his Branchport Avenue home after a illness at age twenty seven from heart trouble He had been ill for weeks and made a will before death He was a graduate of Chattle High School and managed the family business He was a member of several local clubs and councils Survived by three sisters and a brother The loss follows multiple family deaths over recent years Funeral arrangements to be announced in Glenwood cemetery service on Sunday.
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Harry Wilber Bennett
Azariah Conover Bennett
A. C. Bennett Company
Branchport Avenue
Glenwood Cemetery
Charles F. Morris
Bennett
Azariah C. Bennett
Long Branch
Chattle High School
Progress Council
Elizabeth
Ruth
Marion
Randolph Bennett
Angel of Death
Maude
Walter
Red Bank
Louisa S. Jackson
Monmouth Street
S.J. DeForrest
H. Meredith
Fowler
Washington, D. C
John B. Hurd
Locust Avenue
Red Banks
Funeral for Mrs Holmes Held at Red Eeaa
The funeral service for Mrs William Holmes, who died Wednesday morning at Red Eeaa, will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence on Wallace Street, Rev H Tudalay Robiston in charge. Interment at the Presbyterian Church yard in Shrewsbury. Funeral Director Robert Smith oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes
Red Eea Ae
Wallace Street
H. Tudalay Robiston
Presbyterian Church Yard
Shrewsbury
Robert Smith
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Huld
Sugar Row
Goldatesh
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Empalmers
Broadway
L. B Wit
Mary M. Lockwood
North Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
Media
Penn
Phil Daly
Ball
Lyceum
Goldstein
St. James’ Missionany Society
Schnrchy
Third Ave
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
D. L. Smith
Leon de la Rousille
Broadstreet
The
Goldateth’s
Daily Record
ST. Commissioner
Coquilla
Bonillon Parfait
Pegeonnaux
Mag
New St. James
Weather Bureau Forecast
Congress
House of Representatives
Sloan
River
Trenton
M. E
Harold P. Sloan
South River
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Ridgely Robinson
Robinson
Temple
J. Wesley Hill
Edward Hewitt
St. Paul’s M. BE
Morgan Read
John B. Haines
First Methodist Church
George S. Johnson
Grace Methodist Church
Keyport 5
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. E
Egt
Queen Esther
Simpson M. E. Church
Harry Siebel
Cedar Avenue
Siebel
Charles J.,puppki
D. H. van Brunt
D. M. Coles
R. Reader Siebel
Mr. Puppki
Recorder
Y. M. U. A. Hall
Democratic
A. C. Bennett Co
the Holmes
Sugar Bowl
A. F
Braadtway
Hundrede Veil
Sanaa Beale Goldstein
M. C
A. Say
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