Yachting Scene Thrives at Atlantic Highlands Harbors
Fine sailing weather draws yachtsmen to Sandy Hook Yacht Club in Atlantic Highlands. The fleet includes the Oneida, Joyeuse, Kismet, Hiawatha, Rooxsie, and Helen. Jersey Central flyers contest with millionaire yachts. Wittess beats Asbury Park by five fins. Harmony Club hosts shore dinner, 54 members attend. Church groups plan fairs and excursions. 6,000 outing visitors noted. Highlands arrivals include several New York residents.
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Atlantic Highlands
Sandy Hook
W.S. Sherman
Rooxsie
Robert Seeley
Helen
Asbury Park
M. C. D. Borden
Shrewsbury
Ledyard Blair
Commodore Hodges
Canarsie Y. C
Brooklyn
William Campbell
Newark
Ray Barrett
Roseville
N. Mallett
Fletcher
Charles Armstrong
N. Barret
C. von Geben
Leonard Zaiss
B. Levy
New York
Bluefish Run Draws Heavy Beach Fishing
Bluefish are plentiful along the beach with stacks of boats at Galilee hauling blues at record speeds. Fishermen report catches up to 1000 pounds by hook and line and beach prices have fallen to two and a half cents per pound.
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Galilee
Preachers Wife to Speak at First Baptist Freehold
Rev T B Hughes will preach at First Baptist Church Freehold tomorrow morning and Mrs Hughes will occupy his pulpit in his absence. Evening service at 7 45 p m at his own church. Open air meeting on church lawn at 6 45 p m. Annual meeting New Jersey State Public School Janitors Mutual Aid Association elected officers R E Giere Long Branch state financial secretary Henry Lange Asbury Park vice president J D Sanderlin Long Branch sergeant at arms W B Rock Red Bank assistant and finance committee member Red Bank to host next meeting Velox Auto Cylinder Oil 60c per gallon in 5 gallon cans Chester M Truax 223 Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Freehold
New Jersey
Beattie Murder Sensation Signals Beattie Trial Mood
Richmond July 22 Henry Clay Beattie Jr sits in jail smoking and planning his defense on a wife murder charge. Beattie’s former lover Beulah Binford describes a four year entanglement with a son born to her at age seventeen. Paul Beattie’s testimony links a purchased shotgun to the case as the examination points to use of the weapon at the murder site.
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Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beattie
Manchester
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Beulah Binford
St. Mary's School
Alexandria
Norfolk
Paul
Miss Binford
Raleigh
N. C
Henry Clay Beattie
Paul Beattie
Presbyterian Brotherhood Field Meet and Clam Bake
The Presbyterian Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church Red Bank plans the first annual field meet and clam bake. It will be held Thursday August 10 at Mine Host Albert Smith Oceanport with a 4 30 pm baseball game and a 7 30 pm clam bake for members and guests.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Albert Smith
Oceanport
Brotherhood
Old Turtle Mill Co Incorporated Plans Amusement Ventures
Old Turtle Mill Company forms with capital of 12000 dollars. Incorporators include Frank William B Bull and William A Britton. The firm intends amusement enterprises and notes Ocean Park mill construction as part of its plans.
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Old Turtle Mill Co. Incorporated
Old Turtle Mill Company
Frank
William B. Bull
William A. Britton
Ocean Park
Fire box 18 out of service at Brighton Westwood corner
Fire alarm inspector Howland reports box 18 at the corner of Brighton and Westwood avenues is out of service for a short time, affecting local safety alerts and response readiness.
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Howland
Brighton and
Westwood Avenues
Edgar Morris Critical Condition After Hospital Move
Edgar Morris was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon in Hyer and Flock’s ambulance. He remains in critical, semi conscious condition and was reported no better at noon today.
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Edgar Morris
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Long Branch Carnival Shirt Sale Advertises Big Discount
Laggren Bros. of Elizabeth act as decorators for the Long Branch Carnival with headquarters at Van Tine's Gallery Ocean and Chelsea avenues. A surplus shirt sale is announced at Goldstein's.
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Laggren Bros
Elizabeth
van Tine’s
Ocean and
Chelsea Avenues
Military Drill Girls Corrected Roll at The Passing Show
The West End Casino stage piece The Passing Show lists updated names of the Military Drill participants. Misses Emily Maps Elizabeth Burtt Mercedes Crum Myra Packer Emma Wallace Mildred Murphy Eloise Jo line Marjorie Wallack Maybelle Sin clair Ada Hume Lydia Zengel Louise Arrowsmith Helen Reynolds Ada George Cora Jackson Jessie Dalton performed with Harold Adamson of the New Jersey Military Academy providing a drill call for realism.
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West End
Emily Maps
Elizabeth Burtt
Mercedes Crum
Myra Packer
Emma Wallace
Mildred Murphy
Eloise Joline
Marjorie Wallack
Maybelle Sinclair
Ada Hume
Lydia Zengel
Louise Arrowsmith
Helen Reynolds
Ada George
Cora Jackson
Jessie Dalton
Harold Adamson
New Jersey Military Academy
Fines Appealed in Blue Law Case in Long Branch
William H. Piper and son Earl Piper were fined $1 each by Justice John W. Hulse in Freehold for operating a scenic railway on the Sabbath at Ocean Park Long Branch. An appeal was filed by Thomas P. Fay for the Messrs. Piper, and the case heads to the Supreme Court. The Men’s Civic Federation of Long Branch brought the suit.
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William H. Piper
Earl
Piper
John W. Hulse
Freehold
Long Branch
Thomas P. Fay
Messrs. Piper
Hulse
Supreme Court
J. O. Green
Hugh BR. Seymour
Men's Civic Federation of
Fay
A. J. C. Stokes
Joseph Conover
Johnson & Conover
Asbury Park
Messrs
Justice Hulse
E. T. Welch
H. B. Seymour
Ocean Park
Piper Piper
Weth Piper
Fair Haven Church Fair Realizes Substantial Proceeds
The ladies of Fair Haven Episcopal Church held a midweek fair and festival in Monmouth Hall on Pearl Street with afternoons and evenings sessions. The event benefited the church and yielded a neat sum, offering numerous useful and fancy articles plus cake and ice cream for visitors.
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The
Fair Haven Episcopal Church
Monmouth Hall
Pearl Street
St. James
Misses Corbett Stay at Cranford with Miss Smith
Miss Rosemary and Miss Catherine Corbett daughters of Mrs Mary Corbett of the National Hotel are visiting Cranford New Jersey as guests of Miss M C Smith. Local friends are kept informed by daily postcards. The annual big shirt sale is on.
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Rosemary
Catherine Corbett
Mary Corbett
National Hotel
Cranford
N. J
M. C. Smith
Summer Resident Cloak Manufacturer Jonasson Dies by Self-Inflicted Shot
Meyer Jonasson a long-time summer resident and leading cloak maker died yesterday in his Turin apartment at 333 Central Park West New York. He was seventy seven and had recently suffered ill health and heavy business burdens. The coroner ruled death by suicide citing a heart condition and a self-inflicted gunshot. He founded a major cloak firm in 1867 later expanding to other cities and was active in charity notably Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Meyer Jonasson
West End
City
United States
Turin
Central Park West
New York
Mr. Jonasson
Miss Jonasson
Jonasson
Hellenstein
Jonnasson
San Francisco
Broadway
Twelfth Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
New Jersey Weather Forecast For Weekend
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions in New Jersey for tonight and Sunday with little temperature change and light westerly winds. Display Station reports 29.78 inch barometer at 8 am and 72 degrees. yesterday’s high 75 and low 64 with 0.01 inches rain in 24 hours. Old Tennent Harvest Home set for Wednesday August 2, 1911. if stormy, the event will move to the next evening.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Reciproc ity Passes Senate By Vote 53 To 27 Today
The Senate approved the Canadian Reciprocity bill by a 53 to 27 vote today. Amendments from McCumber Nelson Simmons were rejected. La Follette wool amendment and Cummins steel duties proposal also failed. The President is to sign before leaving for Massachusetts.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
McCumber
Nelson and Simmons
Cummins
la Follette
Massachusetts
Final society kermess promises best show yet at West End
The final performance of the society kermess The Passing Show is tonight at 8:80 at the West End Casino with an extra act. Miss Beck and Miss Emery are praised for organizing this rapid success with professional talent including Signor Chill and George Smith and partner. Prof. Trustrum’s dog Frenchy also features in a large amateur production benefiting St James fund. A bazar at Hall Broadway starts Tuesday for three days to aid the same fund. Holy Trinity Church will hold a wedding tomorrow at 11 for Miss Mary Carbone and Salvitore Catania with a reception at the Carbone home.
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West End Shore Club
Signor Chill
George Smith
Trustrum
Holy Trinity
Ministers Gamble and Dare Exchange Pulpit Readings Tomorrow
Rev. Dr. J Ward Gamble of Sea Bright and Rev. Alfonso Dare of Long Branch will exchange pulpits tomorrow morning. Dr. Gamble preaches at Simpson Church at 11 a m. Mrs Davison's mother dies. Rebecca E B Shafto, Mrs Enoch P Davison's mother, dies at Asbury Park aged 65. funeral Sunday at 2 p m in Hamilton. Free ride draw at McCue's Shoe Store with every shoe pair bought Saturday and Monday.
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J. Ward Gamble
Sea Bright
Alfonso Dare
Long Branch
Gamble
Simpson Church
Davison
Rebecca EB. Shafto
Enoch P. Davison
Elberon
Asbury Park
Hamilton
McCue's
New stucco home on Morris avenue nears completion
Charles F. Wise prepares a twenty five room Clark estate house on Morris avenue. Contractor R. H. Hughes said it would be ready for occupancy by mid August. Hardwood finished throughout the residence is expected to be a show place in the area.
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Charles F. Wise
Clark Estate
Morris Avenue
R. H. Hughes
Bayonne Minister to Speak at Red Bank Church
Rev. Mitchell Bronk of Bayonne will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist Church Maple Avenue Red Bank Sunday morning and evening as a candidate for church leadership.
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Mitchell Bronk
Bayonne
First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Councilman Breaks Ground for New Overton Place Home
Campbell avenue councilman Charles E. Brown breaks ground for a new Overton place house featuring modern improvements. The project aims to provide a contemporary residence in the neighborhood with upgraded amenities.
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Charles E. Brown
Campbell Avenue
Overton Place
Services in Presbyterian Church and stray arrest report
The Presbyterian Church will hold morning and evening services with the pastor preaching at both. Sunday school session will be held from 10 to 10 46. Frank Thompson, agent for the 8 P C A, arrested George Cruesoe for driving a lame horse and fined him six dollars, which he paid. Cruesoe, a fruit peddler, attempted to flee with horse and wagon but was caught near Sunset Lake and led the horse home. Essex Troop horses were shipped to Sea Girt for duties with several regiments. St James Fair and Bazaar run Tuesday to Thursday with various attractions. Fountain pen sale at Goldstein's offers pens for one dollar.
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Presbyterian Church
S. P. C. A. Clutches
Frank Thompson
George Cruesoe
Broadway
Long Branch
Cruesoe
First Avenue
Emery Street
Asbury Park
Thompson
Sunset Lake
Essex
Sea Girt
New Jersey Central
William A. Bryant
Third Annual Carnival Plans Advance at City Hall
Carnival committees of the Board of Trade push preparations for mid August events. Decorations by Lageren Bros of Elizabeth will adorn arches and pennants, blue and white flags, and red white and blue bunting. Mrs W T Donnelly to craft official pennants. Thirty arches to be installed on bluffwalk starting next week, twenty sold already, and masquerade ball tickets to be released soon.
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Board of Trade
City Hall
Long Brancn
Lageren Bros
Elizabeth
W. T. Donnelly
P. L. Cohen
Keyport Budget Higher after Special Borough Council Meeting
Keyport borough council fixed 1912 appropriations totaling 23760 dollars at a Thursday meeting. Major rises come from sewer costs, with taxes expected to remain on a par with last year despite a roughly 6000 dollar budget boost due to new sewers.
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Keyport
Board of Health
Waya and Means
Visiting Miss Catherine Holland A Guest at Oceanic
Miss Catherine Holland of Yonkers New York visits Oceanic this week as the guest of her friend Miss Olsen of Oceanic.
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Catherine Holland
Yonkers
N. Y
Olsen
Oceanic
Red Bank Woman Confined by Severe Stomach Trouble
Red Bank resident Mrs Susanna Lee wife of George Lee of Wallace Street is confined to the house with a severe stomach trouble and is in a serious condition.
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Susanna Lee
George Lee
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Fine Imposed in 6 P G A Case
Agents for the 8 P G A pursued a street horse incident on Broadway. Driver Amiel Wissenger was arrested after a note appeared on a wounded horse shoulder. Bohannan filed the complaint. A fine and costs were levied. William Brown pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs for the owner’s fault in the horse being hitched to the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiel Wissenger
Broadway
Bohannan
Usk
Joel Parker Association Outing Set for August
The Joel Parker Association plans its annual outing on August 16 in Avon, featuring an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake. Democratic State committee members and nearly all prominent Democrats in the state are expected to attend.
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Joel Parkers
Avon
Joel Parker
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Highlands
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Brown Building
Thomas Huss
Keansburg
Hudson River
Coney Island
Middletowo
Fast View House
O'Brien
Thomas Daly
Peter J. Duffy
Samuel P. Smith
P. J. Kennedy
R. H. Remson
Velox
Chester M. Truax
Goldstein's
Conover
Federation
Pipers
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Fair Haven
Misses Corbett
Weather Bureau Forecast
Taft
Alonzo DuBois
Center Street
Elkwood
Phil L. Cohen
Elkwood Recreation
Cohen
Albert Smock
Lewis Street
Eatontown
Mr. Smock
Long
M. C. E. Company
Dr. Gamble
New Overton Place House
the Presbyterian Church
Rick
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
L. B
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