Firework Display Plans At West End For Fourth
An elaborate display by Nordlinger Carlton Fireworks Company will light up the Takanas see Hotel grounds Monday evening under city sponsorship. West End residents boosted funding from 200 to 500 dollars. R B Britton heads the music committee with the Long Branch Military Band providing patriotic tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takanassee
Nordlinger, Carlton Fireworks Company
West End
R. B. Britton
Long Branch
George Washington
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone
Registered Eye Specialist for Long Branch Opens
W R Fesler of 187 Broadway announces Dr Monroe J Schwalbe registered in New York as Doctor of Optometric Science will run the optical department for seven days offering a glasses set worth five dollars for one dollar and a money back guarantee. Read daily ad for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Fesler
Broadway
Monroe J. Schwalbe
New York
Schwalbe
W. R. Fesler & Co
Your Want Ads Grow as Stores Advertise More
A fragmented ad style note argues that expanding advertising space helps stores sell more items and attract customers. It notes want ads can be profitable and sometimes lead to fortunate outcomes, with references to help wanted and boarding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatewe
Monmouth Memorial Hospital graduates noted for service
In a Lydeum ceremony the Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School honored eight graduates and staff. Arthur Parker played violin, Rev. Lovell urged service, Dr. Whitmore advised nurses to stay disciplined and patient secrets to be kept, and Dr. Sternberger praised the nurses and presented diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School
Lydeum
Thomas R. Woolley
Arthur Parker
Woolley
George T. Hillman
Oceanport
J. G. Lovell
Long Branch
Edwin H. Stern
Francis Laptino
Walter 8. Whitmore
Red Bank
Whitmore
Edwin H. Sternberger
Pr. Sternberger
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Sternberger
Harper
Red Bank shooting leaves man wounded. suspects jailed
Last night in Red Bank a former Eisner factory employee George Shushman was shot and critically wounded in the neck shoulder and chest. Suspects David J. Bobrain and Mrs Ozat Kroskov were arrested at the Town Hall with hearings set for this afternoon. Witnesses describe a confrontation at Shushman’s boarding house and on Harrison Avenue ending with medical aid and transport to Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
George Shushman
Sigmund Eisner
David J. Bobrain
Ozar Kroskow
Red Bank Had of the Trouble Was When Drs. Sayre
Young
Harrison Avenue
Patterson
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Theodore Scott
Sayre
Frank Patterson
James H
Sickles
Ozat Kroskov
Bobrain
Kroskov
Shushman
Krosker
Mechanic Street
J. J. Scott
Eisner
Shushman's
Judge opposes new Long Branch high school plan
Long Branch, N J June 30 1910 Judge Wilbur A Heisley writes the Long Branch Record opposing a 160000 bond for a new high school. He argues taxpayers cannot bear the debt yet supports better education and urges property owners to protest before final action. A public hearing is scheduled at City Hall next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Board of
Batimate
Heisley
City Hall
N. J
Long Branch Record
Board of Education
Board of School
Chattle School
Morris Avenue
Long Branch Plays Here Misleading News Sparks Confusion
A rumor spread through papers claiming Long Branch would play the Iowa Colored Giants at Asbury Park tomorrow, causing manager Phil Cohen to deny the report. Cohen said Long Branch, now known as All-Collegians, will play on the Division Street diamond and not at Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cohen
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Iowa Colored Giants
Cohen
All-Collegians
Division Street
Water sports regatta set for Shrewsbury river event at Shallow Point
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club completed arrangements for a regatta on the Shrewsbury at Shallow Point tomorrow afternoon starting at 2. Entries include 15 motor boats, nine large boats, five small boats. Boating classes distinguish twenty feet and over versus under twenty feet. A ladies rowing race may be held if participants join. The tub race is open to all with tubs supplied by the committee.
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South
Weather outlook and weekend sale at 20th Century Butcher
The Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours ends Saturday evening. New Jersey will be partly cloudy and warm with light to moderate variable winds. The ad promotes spring lamb at 16c lb and forequarters at 10c lb, plus eggs milk and tea items with low prices. A colored quartet performs at Britton's Broadway corner Norwood tomorrow night.
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Colored Quartet
Britton’s
Cor
Norwood Ave
Broadway
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Philip Schmidt
Britton's
Norwood
Cor Broadway
Transom burglars hit three Broadway candy and sugar stores
Three men, seen at Walklet's candy store at 2 am, forced transoms to enter three Broadway shops. They opened cash registers, took small sums, and escaped despite alarms. No candy stolen. one cap and a button dropped. Police notified.
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Broadway
Sugar Bowl Company
National Hotel
Ocean Avenue
Sugar Bowl
Entertained Sewing Circle Members Visit New York Area
Mrs J H Berle hosted the Manhat tan Sewing Circle at her second avenue home on Wednesday. After lawn games they rode to Asbury Park and back to New York on the last train praising Long Branch. they expect to return. Circle officers listed and several members named. Local ads mention Sunday ice cream orders, children's hair cutting, a 163-164 Touring Car for sale, a July meeting notice, and a china sale from Dudley & Co. and touring cars for hire by Duff & Campbell.
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J. H. Berle
Second Avenue
Manhattan Sewing Circle
New York
Asbury Park
Long Branch
F. Beck
L. Lowenstein
C. Kuhn
M. Scott
O. Reutter
M. Dojl
Jeffries in doubt over health ahead of Johnson clash
Reno July 1 Jeffries and Johnson rest after training as rumors swirl about Dr Parker saying only a stronger man than Jeffries can beat the physically perfect Johnson. reports claim Jeffries is ill with stomach trouble from hard water and an elbow ulcer may need operation.
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Reno
Nevada
Jeffries
Johnson
W. C. E. Parker
Corbett
READY FOR CARNIVAL
Carnival committee members prepare for a week of amusements starting Monday with a moving platform doubling as a band stand. A military band and other acts travel with the show while the Ladies Auxiliary boost coupon sales and run a Queen of the Carnival voting contest. Attractions arrive and tents rise for a patriotic opening on Broadway featuring running races led by Johnny Hayeg and other sprinters.
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Carnival Committee
Phil Daly Hose Company
Ladies'y
Broadway
Johnny Hayeg
Lead Pipe Thieves Captured by Patrolman Vetter
George Williams a laborer tied to a chicken theft ring was arrested by Patrolman Vetter in Second Avenue with a heavy bag containing lead pipe. The pipe likely came from the old New York Hotel on Fay Street opposite the Southern depot and was taken to City Hall for investigation. Williams pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and stealing. he faces grand jury action. Gloomy Gus was also jailed for lead pipe theft. both suspects are now in custody while the city seeks to close two long-running theft cases.
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George Williams
Gus" Taylor
Vetter
Willams
Second Avenue
City Hall
New York
Fay Street
Williama
Freehold
M Barnwell
Ocean Avenue
Klein
Gloomy
Gus
Betty
Mra. A. M. Soney
York
Mrs Crowell Dead in Asbury Park Tuberculosis Victim
Mrs Florence Allen Crowell 29 died after a nine week illness at Logan Grove in Asbury Park in her thirtieth year She was wife of Charles E Crowell and mother of Oscar and Alice Funeral at Second M E Church Asbury Park Rev Steadman Applgate to officiate Burial in West Long Branch Survived by husband her mother and two children Graduated from Chattle High School and once played in the Ocean Grove auditorium orchestra
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Long Branch
Logan Grove
Florence Allen Crowell
Charles E. Crowell
Munrde Avenue
Asbury Park
Oscar L. Smith
South Fifth Avenue
M. & Church
Steadman Applegate
Weat
Oscar
Althea
Crowell
Chattle High School
Branch
Ocean Grove Auditorium
Beets Have New Heir Sunny Brooklyn Birth
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Beet on Monday at their home in Brooklyn New York. Harold F Warner of Freech Orgeo spent the past week with Miss Louise Jackson at her Rockwell avenue home. They plan a summer stay at Oceanport and holidays.
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Harold F., Warner
Freech Orgéon
Louise Jackson
Rockwell Avenue
Beets
John Beet
Brooklyn
Oceanport
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Takalassee
Lawa
Jacob Steinbach
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Em Palmers
L. B
G. H. Baker
Brick Lee
Celeste
Henderson
John O’neill
Mme
Nordica
Eastview
Riverview Aves
Little Silver Station
Genevieve Johnson
Slocum Place
Thos. McSherry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Board of Estimate
Long Faraneh
Ahut Times
Elsner Factory
W. A. Street
Rumson Road
Hicks
Jos, Cocuzza's
Board of School Estimate of
Britton
HGH Court
NEW School
Heisley Raps
South Shrewsbury Club
Weather Bureau Forecast
Frank Lane
Transom
Fater
M. Plewzinske
B'way
Union Ave
Dudley & Co
Duff & Campbell
Hay
Record Office
Ladies’ Aid of the
First Baptist Church
Muhlenbrink Block
J. F, Jackson & Co
I. F, Jackson
Cheater M. Truax
Labdawite
Man
Jad
Oregon
Onyx Allix
Joseph Salt
Dudley & Go
Clark
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