Funeral for Miss Alfreda Smythe in Columbus and at church
The funeral for Miss Alfreda Smythe daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred T Smythe of Columbus place will be held tomorrow at two o clock at the Smythe residence and a half hour later at Asbury M B Church Rev A H Eberhardt pastor will officiate assisted by Rev C B Adairn pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Toms River Interment is under the direction of funeral director John G Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Street
Rynett
Misa Ada
Oscar P. Huff
Charles FH
Liberty Street
John Kins
St. Luke's M. EB. Church
Misa Mabel Ball
Norwood Avenue
Hattie Burner
Allie Griffin
Miss Burner
Huff
William, Heyer
Harry, McLain
Housel
Joseph Burner
Charles Huff
Charles Chasey
Rynear Houdel
Meu
Wiliam
Hyer
Harry Me
Alfreda Smythe
Fred T. Smythe
Columbus Place
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Smythe
Asbury M. B
A. H. Eberhardt
C. B. Adatin
Presbyterian Church
Toms River
John G. Sexton
Red Bank man fined for drunkenness on Liberty street
Robert Gladley of Red Bank was arrested yesterday on Liberty street for drunkenness by officer H K Emmons. He was fined five dollars by Recorder Arrowsmith this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gladley
Red Bank
Liberty Street
H. K. Emmons
Recorder Arrowsmith
Auto Held Up For Speeding Near Broadway
Cycle officer Eranson apprehended the Content automobile on Ocean avenue near Broadway yesterday morning for speeding. The driver posted a $25 cash bail for a Thursday morning hearing. Smythe Store Closed Tomorrow for death in the family at Atlantic avenue. Harvest Home at Colts Neck church Wednesday July 24 tickets 50 cents. Majestic Theatre Monmouth Street Red Bank moving pleas every evening 7 45 Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eranson
Ocean Avenue
Broadway
Auihtal
Colt'’s Neck Med Church
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
At & Wolvok
Firecrackers Under Horses Feet Result In Man's Death
James G. Pierce, injured in a runaway accident while driving for contractor Richard H. Hughes, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He sustained a broken collar bone, four fractured ribs, and internal injuries after fireworks spooked horses, sending the wagon into a curb. He leaves a widow and four children. funeral at his home in West Long Branch with Rev. Dr. Lovell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Pierce
Richard H. Hughes
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer’ & Flock
Amos and
Mary Pierce
Long Branch
Lizzie Baughn
Sarah
New York
Efla Reed
Charles
Harry A
William
Edith Hall
Idal L
Newman
Fourth Avenue
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
William H. Morris, Jr
West Long Branch
Pierce
Hughes
Branchport Avenue
Branchport
Held on Illegal Sale Charge at 9 First Avenue
Matilda Valdes faced a recorder Arrowsmith on illegal liquor sale charges at 9 First Avenue. Swedes testified buying liquor there. bail set at 300 dollars awaiting grand jury. Campbell, drunk, was sent to Freehold. city doctors treated him. Yacht races note Elf won, Wiseador close second, Frances third, Margaret fourth. Christening at Presbyterian Church. Neptune Council elected officers. Moonlight Dance announced with Dennett’s Orchestra. Stamps and sale ads featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Valdes
Arrowsmith
First Avenue
James Layton
Yach Club
B. Pott
Elf
the Meadow Yacht Club
Houghton
Wiseador
Pott
Samuel Riker
Frances
J. A. Haka
Margaret
Sunday closing order largely followed by merchants
More than fifty notices were served on merchants to observe Sunday closing, but only about six complaints were filed. Investigations continue as violators will receive summonses to appear before a justice of the peace. Recorder Thomas V. Arrowsmith noted broad merchant compliance and anticipated resistance from those who felt exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Eljty
Arrowsmith
New Stucco Homes Rise On Broadway In City
Mr and Mrs B T M Carr and family occupy their newly completed stucco cottage praised as one of the prettiest in the city with a commanding site. Nearby Mr and Mrs A B Stout near completion, the first two stucco houses on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.T. M. Carr
Broadway
A. B
Stout
Monmouth County Budget Increases For 1912 Tax Levy
The Monmouth county board of chosen freeholders fixed the 1912 budget totaling 401 046 81 in tax levy up from 394 446 29. The proposed budget lists expenses for current operations, court, jail, lunacy, clerk and sheriff offices, maintenance, roads, hospitals, and several projects, with additional items including Memorial Hospital and regional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ann May Hospital
Spring Lake
Takanassee Lake Bridge
Shark River Inlet
Red Bank socialist fence razed by five men in Red Bank
Five Red Bank laborers under ex Chief J Yank Patterson and P Hall Packer razed a socialist fence on Allgor’s Rumson Road home this morning. They cleaned the area, removed items, swept the porch, and left the flagpole with a red socialist flag. Accompanied by three Rumson police, Allgor initially objected, then mingled with onlookers selling cards and literature before shaking hands with Patterson and offering a cigar. The report mentions the event continued on the sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Allg Notorous
Rumson Road
Red Bank
J. Yank Patterson
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Socialist Party
Allgor
Packer
Rumson Police
George Longstreet
John McPeak
William Mullen
Rumson
Monmouth County
Allger
Mr. Patterson
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey and Southeast Coast
The forecast covers the 36 hours to Tuesday evening with unsettled, cooler conditions in New Jersey and moderate southwest to west winds. A disturbance over the Florida coast grows, with heavy rains in the Gulf States and northeast storm warnings from Jacksonville to Charleston. Temperatures cooled 20 to 24 degrees in western states as winds shift with the storm’s movement along the Atlantic coast.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Charleston
Jacksonville
Georgia
Moore
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Florida
Savannah
Gulf States
Mobile
City
Yicin City
Atlantic Coast
Delivery Wagon Wrecked At Chelsea Crossing
A delivery wagon owned by J Schneider carrying meat fruits and vegetables was struck by a southbound passenger train at the Chelsea Avenue crossing of the C R R Seashore branch at 6 20 this morning. The driver Herman Peskwosky 18 was thrown onto the tracks, unconscious with a head wound and a slight brain concussion. He was treated by Dr C L Henriquez and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where two stitches were placed. The wagon was destroyed and the horse escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schneider
Rockwell Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
C. R. R. Seashore
Herman Peskwosky
Springdale Avenue
Tie
Jookd
C. L. Henriquez
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ile
Oleracea
Peskwosky
Manhattan
Ocean Avenue
Tubercular Exhibit Opens in Ocean Park Long Branch
State Board of Health officials prepared in Long Branch for a four day free tubercular exhibit at Ocean Park Casino lower floor. Dr Milton Knowlton will lecture nightly and films show health needs and areas in Long Branch requiring improvement including a county hospital for patients unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Long Branch
Ocean Park
Milton Knowlton
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Knowlton
Moonlight Cars for Hire at Andy's Garage Ad
Tuesday evening July 16 moonlight event featuring first class touring cars for hire at any hall. advertisement appears in the Dally Record from Andy's Garage located at 1662tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Long Branch Struck by Severe Rainfall and Electrical Storm
Long Branch faced record rainfall and a fierce electrical storm with widespread flooding and damage. Streets flooded, oceanfront washouts, and submerged sidewalks plagued the city while telephone and lighting systems suffered extensive outages. Public transit cars stalled, bathers dispersed, and relief crews worked overnight to restore service as a heavy downpour persisted into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Ocean Front
Tde
Ocean Drive
Bluff Walk
Monmouth Beach
Sea Bright
Second Avenue
North Broadway
Field Avenue
Long Branch Avenue
Grand Jury Dinner Echoes Wilson Tide at Pleasure Bay
The shore dinner of the May grand jury at Price's hotel in Pleasure Bay drew about 40 Kuesta and Baltimore convention enthusiasm. William K. Devereux mimicked a Baltimore speech to delighted diners. The 2 pm gathering lasted until 6 pm with songs, campaign hymns, and a splendid meal. Notables present included Secretary of State David S. Crater and Senator John W. Tump, plus several invited guests and jurors from Asbury Park to Shrewsbury led by the Long Branch committee that arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bate
David
Middletown
Abijah B.chamberlain
D. Dilsworth van Wickle
Matawan
Long Branch
Plan Headquarters At Logan Cottage For Big Democrats
Wilson and Marshall establish a Democratic Club at the Logan cottage on West Hand and Ocean avenues with 160 members and growing. Secretary Hi Lester Lane can enroll, Logan owner promises support from major Democratic leaders to make the cottage a northern New Jersey coast information hub. Congregationalist Willem Gulzer is slated to address the club. funeral of George B Stratton noted with G A R in charge and interment at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lane
P. P. Logan
Cot ‘Tage
Logan Cottage
North Jersey Shore
Willem Gulzer
Red Bank Men Depart for Canada Trip
Attorney General Bill Wilson, Millard F. Cornwell and Cooper Jr prominent Red Bank residents left Saturday for Canada for a ten day trip. They anticipate time at Thirty-One Mile Lake in Quebec province and a Moonlight Dance event. Local ads include Dennett's Orchestra and Slocum's Shirt Sale with shirts now discounted to 1.10. Cars for Hire advertised by Andy's Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Canada
Bill Wilson
Millard F. Cornwell
Cooper, Jr
Quebec
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Edith B. Luther
Willard J. Conover
Old First Church
C. B. Fisher
Clara Luther
Harry Davis
Conover
New York Telephone Company
Morrell Street
Miss Smythe
Slocum's
Hughes Team
John Campbell
Charles J. Gremer
City Hall
Campbell
Willard R. Quirk
John Quirk
Neptune Counsel
No. 217
Joseph Dennis
Albert T. Duryee
Wallace Duryes
James Clayton
Ocean Park Casino
Moonlight Dance
Dennett's Orchestra
Stork
J. C
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Carre
New ‘Home
Patterson
Long Branch Pier
Sheriff Beecroft
Matilda Cook
Weather Bureau Forecast
Coast’ District
Eatontown
Shrewsbury
Asbury Park
Dally Record
Otta Revoe Seaman
J. Wesley Seaman
West End
EK. M. Beach
Otiele
St. Luke's
Old First Methodist Episcopal
John Y. Dobbins
P. M. Sullivan
W. M. Slocum
Wilson
Pleasure Bay
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Stratton
Georgé B. Stratton
G. A. Reemho
Eral
Glenwood Cemetery
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