Elaborate Farmingdale wedding described in detail
The article chronicles a wedding at Farmingdale with violinist Rudolph Malchow and a full church ceremony in the MBE Church. Bridesmaids and ushers, the bride and her father, and the officiating clergyman are described, followed by a lavish reception at the couple’s home. Guests hailed from New York, Philadelphia, and New Jersey towns, with a two week Washington DC and Florida trip planned. The couple will reside on Fifth Avenue in Asbury Park. the bride’s family and church community note her long service as organist.
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Rudolph Malchow
Handley
M. BE
Jos. L. Butcher
New York
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Freehold
Atlantic Highlands
Matawan
Washington
D. C
Florida
Fifth Avenue
Butcher
Seashore
J. L. Butcher& Son
Annual Social Session Held Here Last Evening
Members of the Elberon Horticultural Society held their annual social session at Townley's Hall Broadway last night. It was a very successful affair with 49 tables needed to accommodate guests. Dancing featured music by Dennett's orchestra and many pretty souvenirs were distributed. The committee reported large attendance and gratifying entertainment and refreshments.
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Elberon Horticultural Society
Townley's Hall
Broadway
Dennett
Highlands Council Meeting Minutes Report 1912
At the Highlands borough meeting Henry C. Van Note reported the 1912 borough books audited and correct. Ordinances since the last issue, Nos 33 to 55, were to be printed and added. Marshals William Guy Frank Parker Allie Panghorn appointed. Jacob Hoffman named Board of Health member for three years.
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William Guy
Frank Parker
Allie Panghorn
Jacob 5
Hoffman
Board of Health
Long Branch Avenues Need Upkeep and Lighting
A Long Branch reader criticizes the New York and Long Branch Railroad over a Park Avenue bridge, noting its height and past accidents. He argues avenues south of Brighton require first class conditions, better lighting and patrols, and questions Broadway improvements given tax disparities. He invites editorial response from the paper.
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Long Branch
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
Park Avenue
City of
Elberon and
Deal
Brighton Avenue
Broadway
Harry Content
Erection of New Garage for Louis Silverstein
Dick Diamond, a renowned chauffeur, is staying at The Commercial for several weeks to supervise the construction of a new garage for Louis Silverstein, who runs a factory in the Goldstein Building Broadway and owns a summer cottage on Ocean Avenue. Silverstein’s previous garage was destroyed by fire and is being replaced with a modern structure. Diamond will remain until completion and then install a touring car ordered by Silverstein.
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Dick Diamond
Louis Silverstein
Ocean Avenue
Mr. Silverstein
Goldstein Building
Broadway
Mr. Diamond
Atlantic Highlands Council Meeting Notes Utilities and Purchases
A regular Atlantic Highlands council meeting presided by Mayor J H VanMater discussed Ordinance 114 amending water rates, a $6 annual minimum charge, and pro rating from connection. The gas company report, utilities complaints, pumping repairs, a quit claim deed, church relocation approval, coal bids, and stock purchases for the power plant were reviewed and approved.
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Borough of
Atlantic Highlands
Truck House
J. H. VanMater
B. M. Tucker
Atlantic Highlands Gas Company
State Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
H. G. Bennett
Joe Caruso
Center Avenue
First Baptist Church
Highland Avenue
Avenue D
Grit and Water Committee
W. P. Irwin
Couneil Halloran
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Halloran
National Carbon Company
Stanley Soap Manufacturing Company
International Steam Pump Company
W. H. Posten
Garvins Machine Company
Babbitt
Conover White
United States
Cast Iron Pipes and Foundry Company
Garlock Packing Company
Monmouth Club Doin's Banquet Planned in Red Bank
At a Tuesday Red Bank meeting the Monmouth Club decided to hold its annual banquet on Thursday February 20 at Hintracht headquarters in the Jacob Kridel building corner Broad and Front street. The program features a New York professional entertainer, a six piece orchestra, and local sketches. Tickets are limited to 100. the club has 50 members with a waiting list. A pig roast donated by Harry T. Metagar of the Globe Hotel followed the session.
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Red Bank
Monmouth Club
Hintracht
Jacob Kridel
Broad and
Front Street
New York
Ama ‘Teurs
James T. Clayton
Howard Cole
al Schroeder
Howard A. Rogers
Charles H. Darby
Joseph Piccolo
Benjamin H., Crate, Sr
Harry T. Metagar
Globe Hotel
Charles Krause
Advertise in the Daily Rec ord It will pay you
Local notice promotes advertising in the Daily Rec ord urging business owners to place ads. The short card highlights the publication as a revenue source and implies positive returns for advertisers.
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Rec
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ASQUITH MOBBED BY SUFFRAGETTES IN LONDON RIOT
Suffragettes clashed with police outside a Leven Hall meeting as hunger strikes and jail refusals spread. A hammer shattered a Hamburg America window. protests disrupted Labor party talk. Police hunt Christabel Pankhurst as turmoil rages, with many choosing jail over fines.
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London
Jan
Asquith
Leven
Fifeshire
Bow Street
Labor Party
George Henry Roberts
Norwich
Farmers Starve Children Say Wiley and Others
Dr Harvey W Wiley decries farm waste and urges reform in American agriculture. He faults farmers for prioritizing cattle over children and notes widespread child hunger near the nation’s capital. He proposes using nutritive wheat to extend meals, claiming one pint ground into mush could feed four for several days.
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Wiley
Greeley
Cole
United States
Harvey W. Wiley
Arson Jury to Probe Midwest Conspiracy Next Week
Chicago January 30 a special grand jury will be convened to investigate an arson conspiracy that insurance firms say cost them four million dollars across the middle west. State's Attorney Hoyne says the evidence is vast and a special body is needed.
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Middle West
Chicago
Hoyne
Elks to Attend in Body for Otto Vaugoin Burial
Long Branch Lodge No 742 will lead the funeral procession for Otto Vaugoin with services at the First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev John G Lovell. Members meet at Garfield avenue at 1 00 pm Sunday to march to the house of mourning for a 2 00 pm service and interment by Hyer and Flock Funeral Directors.
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Otto Vaugoin
Long Branch Lodge
Hyer & Flock
Court Long Branch
Foresters of America
Phil Daly Hose House
No Damages For A Colored Woman At The Theater
The Wilsons testified of empty orchestra seats when entering the theatre on August 25th and that manager Jesse B. Green refused orchestra seating, directing them to the gallery. Defense cited Henry Rosenberg who built the theatre and leased it to his son Walter Rosenberg who had authority. Miss Helen Beach testified she refused Mrs. Wilson's ticket on her own responsibility without employer instructions.
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Son
Wilson
Henry Rosenberg
Walter Rosenberg
You Are Looking Older Than I Saw You Last
An ad-style piece urges women worried by grey hair to try Hays Hair Health. It promises instant color restoration, scalp benefits, and anti dandruff effects, with free samples at listed druggists and a bundled HARFINA soap offer.
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Hay
Fesler & CO
Smythe
Davey PH Rothenbe
WERT
Seiler
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