Mildred and Isabel win ice club races today
Ice yachting results show Mildred and Isabel taking top honors in two races on a 15 mile course. Isabel wins Price Cup first leg by a fraction, while Mildred takes Commodore’s pennant. Ingenue tops Princeton and Mildred in the afternoon.
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Mildred
Isabel
Eagle
Sweetheart
South Shrewsbury Club
B. P. Morris
Henry Munro
Princeton
J. C. Gibbons
Ingenue
Isabel and Club
Shrewsbury
Folwe
Tsabel
Drub
Asher Wardell
Commodore
Ingenus
Commodore Gibbons
Henry H. Munro
Richard Duryea
Mr. Duryea
Duryea
Wardell
Clarel
Falloss
Anish
Wall Paper Adds Value and Sells Homes Faster
Remnant sale at Goldstein's selling hundreds of remnants with low prices. The ad invites customers to see advertising in the Daily Record and notes inventory cleanup at 579 Broadway. Remnants advertised under Goldstein's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Goldstein's
Ad.ane
A. B. Morris
Rockwell Ave
Thirty Voices to Sing The Everlasting Light at Oakhurst
Thirty voices will render Ira Bishop Wilson cantata The Everlasting Light next Sunday and Monday evenings at the Oakhurst M E Church. Mrs Strahan soprano Miss Welker contralto John Stonaker tenor Mr Relyea bass assist with organ preludes solos and choruses. The program includes Break Forth Into Joy He Shall Feed His Flock Unto Us Son is Born Arise and Shine While Shepherds Watched Hail to the Lords Anointed Room in My Heart for Thee The Virgin's Lullaby and Alleluia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bishop Wilson
Oakhurst M. KE
C. J. Strahan
L. J. Welker
John Stonaker
Bethlehem
TRAINER M CREERY SAILS FOR LONG EUROPEAN RACING TRIP
Oceanport horseman M Creery sails with James H McCormick to manage Baron Oppenheim s racers in Austria Germany Russia France over a year or more. They command fifty horses aboard the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria for a nine day voyage to start their assignment.
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Oceanport
James H. McCormick
Austria
Germany
Russia
Withers Me Creery
Austia
France
Baron Oppenheim
Berlin
Me Creery
James H. Me Cormick
Me Créery
Me Cormick
Taft's Message Delayed Pending White House Conference
Washington note: Taft's message to Congress, received at the White House, is delayed until Friday after conferences with Attorney General Wickersham Kellogg and railroad presidents. Secretary Ballinger also met the President but denied it concerned the message. Reports say friends warned delay could draw criticism.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
White House
Wickersham
Frank
Kellogg
Trust Busters
Congress
Ballinsger
Motor Car Fire In Asbury Park Garage Incident
Ebenezer Sculthorpe, inspecting a Packard in the Park garage at Main street and Asbury avenue, accidentally started a fire by dropping a burning match into gasoline. Foreman Max Bates used a fire extinguisher as the flames spread briefly before the car was moved outside and the blaze extinguished.
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Asbury Park
Ebenezer Sculthorpe
Park
Horace Fisher
Main Street
Asbury Avenue
Sculthorpe
Ebenezer
Packard
Joseph Wiseman
Max Bates
Complete merger of New York & New Jersey to form New York Telephone
The New York & New Jersey Telephone Company merges into the New York Telephone Company. Stockholders of the former receive 142 per share, with surrender by Dec 31 1908 and interest arrangements. Directors to remain. the combined firm to operate as New York Telephone Company with capital at 50 million dollars. Major holders include American Telephone and Telegraph and Diamond State Company. Former Governor John W. Griggs is noted as a minor stockholder.
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Secretary of State
New York & New Jersey Telephone Company
New York Telephone Company
New York & New Jersey Company
New York Company
New York Trust Company
A Sargent
WE Hoppins
New Jersey and
A.N. Bethell
John H. Cahill
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Diamond State Company
John W. Griggs
Chicken thieves hit Reynolds henhouse for twenty fowls
Twenty of George W. Reynolds's prized fowls vanished from a secured hennery on Joline avenue. The padlock was broken and six heads remained as a grim souvenir. The incident was reported to police headquarters.
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George W. Reynolds
Joline Avenue
Insurance Agent Reaches Record Years in 1909 and 1910
J N Shurtz assistant superintendent of Metropolitan Life reports 1919 as a record year for the Long Branch office. In two months in charge he increased ordinary department writings by over 10 percent and closed the year with more than 50 000 in placed business plus sizeable pending work for 1910. William J O'Brien leads the Red Bank district as top agent for 1909 and prior years alongside C A Grapel R H Cubberley.
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William J. O’brien
J. N. Shurtz
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Citizens Bank
Shurtz
C. A. Grapel
R. H. Cubberley
Veteran of Insurance
William J. O'Brien
Red Bank
Ice wagon accident injures man near hotel
John Murray employed by William Brown was unloading ice from a wagon behind Newing's Hotel near Bath Avenue when his foot slipped. He fell head first to the frozen ground, losing consciousness. Dr Green assessed possible brain concussion and a dislocated shoulder, and Murray was removed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital by Patrolman Edwards.
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John Murray
William Brown
Newing
Bath Avenue
Murray
Lee
Green
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Edwards
Weather Indications for Tonight and Thursday
Buoy indicates rising temperatures tonight and Thursday with increasing easterly winds.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy after Dear Wife and Daughter
Percy Coleman and Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown by friends and neighbors during the illness and death of their wife and daughter. They thank minister A A Emmerbach and TS Hemmond, pallbearers, choir, and others who sent flowers and support.
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A. A. Mberbachh
TS. Hemmond
Percy Coleman
Herbert Johnson
Sea Bright Council Delays Fire Engineer Decision
A special Sea Bright mayor and council session discussed the fire department engineer role. The committee urged retaining Otto F. Beutell, and action was deferred, keeping Beutell in place. John Hewland had been named as successor but refused to serve. Beutell is favored by firemen who filed a petition for reappointment.
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Borough of
Sea Bright
Fire Department
Otto F. Beutell
John W. Eyles
Eyles
W. E. Cline
Nathaniel Johnes
J. A. Howland
L. J. Michter
Beutell
John Hewland
Ocean Boulevard By Next Summer
The Atlantic County board of freeholders let a last link contract for 12.2 miles of road from Toms River to Tuckahoe, creating a potential continuous hard road from Atlantic Highlands to Cape May City. State road officials backed the project though Atlantic County balked at a bridge cost over half a million dollars between Somers Point and Beasley's Point. The road is expected to open new private roads to Five Mile and Seven Mile beaches by mid summer, enabling through travel from Atlantic Highlands to Cape May City.
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Atlantic County Board of Freeholders
Toms River
Tuckahoe
Atlantic Highlands
Cape May City
State Road Department
Atlantic County Freeholders
Somers Point
Beasley's Point
State
Vnd Department
Tuckahoe Road
County of
Atlantic
Young Hicks Dies Before Father in Chicago Hospital
Alfred Charles Hicks 23, son of Hicks of Long Branch, died in Chicago Baptist Hospital after illness. A medical student and Rutgers graduate, he leaves a fiancée Nellie Hinsons of Bath Avenue and a grieving father candy manufacturer Alfred O. Hicks. Funeral plans pending as body travels to Long Branch.
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Alfred Charles Hicks
Alfred O. Hicks
Thin City
Chicago Baptist Hospital
Long Island
Lavele
Nellie Francis Hinnons
Bath Avenue
Hicks
Indies
Chicago
Chate High School
Rutgers
Pratt
Tule
Brooklyn
New York University
Chicago University
Thhe University
Chicago Lodge of Masons
Delta Upsalum Fraternity
Long Branch
Alfred
Hyer & Flock
Chattle High School
Academic Literary Society
Oakhurst M B Church Lays Cornerstone Red Letter Day
Rev Dr John Handley preached at 10 80 am marking cornerstone laying at Oakhurst M B Church Special music by the choir and first holy communion in the new church Followed by a program including invocation responsive reading sermon visiting pastors and clergy laying of the cornerstone and benediction
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Oakhurst M. B
John Handley
Mand. Jey
B. Fisher
Society to Aid Poor Reelected Officers at Ocean Port Meeting
A special Standard Bearer Company meeting in Ocean Port reelected officers for the coming year. President Miss Anna B Withers, Vice president Miss Mabel Van Schoick, Recording secretary Miss Harriet M Rhoades, Corresponding secretary Miss K Davie. The branch plans total missionary work to relieve city poor districts. Miss Emily Maps returned to Boston resuming studies at Emerson College.
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Standard Bearer Company
Oceanport
Anna B. Withers
Mabel van Schoick
Mies Harriet M. Rhoades
Missi cl K. Davie Society
Standard Bearer Society
Emily Maps
Boston
Emerson College
Davis Family New Year Dinner Hosts City Guests
Mr and Mrs Davis entertained at New Year’s Day dinner at Irou Union Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Matthiad Woolley Mrs John H Davis Mr and Mrs Bray Davie Miss Anta Davis Mrs Anthony T Woolley and family Mrs Sarah Banta from Asbury Park and Mrs Catharine Taylor of Ocean Grove. Reduction of 25 percent on winter suits and overcoatings at Jacob Steinbach dept store 2104.
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J. H. Davis
Irou Union Avenue
Matthiad Woolley
John H. Davis
Bray Davie
Anta Davis
Postamanter
Anthony T. Woolley
Sarah Banta
Asbury Park
Catharine Taylor
Ocean Grove
Jacob Steinbach
Witnesses Not Called in Gattalloni Murder Case
Over sixty witnesses who traveled from Long Branch to Freehold for the Gattalloni murder case were advised they could return home after counsel for the prisoner entered and the court accepted a plea of murder in the second degree.
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Freehold
Gattalloni
Long Branch
Gold Purse for Mr Relyea at Oakhurst Church
Parishioners of the Oakhurst church gave Rev Harry A Relyea a thirty dollar gold purse for Christmas. The remaining balance was contributed by his Bible class. The notice ends with unrelated ads for Ocean Pier Properties and inventory references.
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Oakhurst M
Harry A.relyea
Relyea
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Morris
The
Daily Record
Contata
Oakhurst
Miss Welker
Mr. Relyea
M@ CREERY
Friends
Rebekahs
Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Tel
L. B
Jacob
Rteinbach
Telephone Cos
Lines
New Jersey
Steiner Heads Commission
Clarence 8. Steiner
Steiner & Son
Asbury Park Public Grounds Commission
Commission
William P. Sherman
Howard Hulick
Mayer A. Frank Appleby
William L. Gordon
Steiner
Long Branch Board of Trade
A. A .Regolf
United States Express Company
Wellington Howland
Egall
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sea Bright Station
Scobey
Harry Surlea
Hotel Liberty
e_el
Sir Hennery
Fine Insurance Business
Mark Twain
Sais
Bermuda
Oakwood
Newport, R. L
Dutch Island Beach
Sea Bright Council
Ocean Boulevard
Asbury Park Board of Education
J. G. Coleman
George W. Pitteiger
Ann. Elbert Close
Ww. J. Thompson
John H. McMurray
Georges W. Pittenger
Pittenger
Davison
Thormpson
Coleman
Central Park
Jefferson Selleren
Sixty-ninth Street
Deal
Terrace Garden
Atreet
Lexington Avenue
Selige
Solomon Northam
Old Dominion State
Acomack County
Leatrice Dutton
Germantown
Penn
Tabor
ATV
Eatontown
Brobey's
Kosdaw
J. Kahn
Postofice
Toshaw
Young Hicks
Baptist Hospital
Trenton
Inland Waterway
J. Fred Runyon
Department of Power Vessels
Methodists
Miss Maps
Emerson
Mrs. Davis
Ocean Pier
Sew Pier
Buy
van Huet
Hobson
Mentz
Ientist
P. An
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