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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1910

Page

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Struck by Auto Injuries Endanger Life at Allaire

Two cars met on a rural road as taxidermist Alexander Hayes of Allaire bicycle d toward home. He stepped into the road and was struck, suffering a scalp wound needing eighteen stitches and internal injuries. Dr Havens attended and Hayes remained weak from blood loss. Nearby motorists stopped to aid.

Alexander Hayes Allaire Hayes Arthur Boteber Ardena James H Herbert O. Gardner Gardner Asbury Park William S. Minton Farmingdale Deal Country Club Edward H. Kurk Ann May Hospital Spring Lake James F. Ackerman Fifth Avenue Monmouth Beach New York Deal Club thatroJey Ackerman Kurk Varton Agvadian Buchanan and Smock Lumber K. Yeznakian Steinbach Company George B. Cade Trolley Company

Mrs Van Brunt Plans Vegetable Stand on Farm Border

Mrs William T Van Brunt owner of a Middletown township farm near Cooper's Bridge on the Shrewsbury river is erecting a small stand to sell produce grown on her property.

William T. van Brunt Middletown Township Shrewsbury River Cooper's Bridge

Eight All Star Vaudeville Bill at Pennsylvania Theatre

Next Week at Pennsylvania Theatre eight headline vaudeville acts perform nightly at 8:30 with admission 15 cents and reserved seats 25 and 50 cents. Acts include Count Chile and The Girl of Mystery Glenroy Russell Co Carroll and Cook La Tour Sisters Ginger Girls Potter and Harris McDonald and Huntington Stewart and Murray Alice Hansen and Bijou plus motion pictures. Box office hours 3 to 1. Straw Hats Under Coat offer and local downtown ads referenced.

Chile Glenroy Russell & Co Green Glove People America Europe

Son of accused baby farm owner is arrested here

Frank Bullock deputy sheriff of Cumberland County traveled from Millville with a capias for John Ashmead and Mrs. Samuel Hess known as Mrs. John Ashmead. They were detained after Bigamy and fornication complaints. Mrs. Ashmead’s mother is said to be implicated in a baby farm exposed earlier. Authorities expect further charges.

Frank Bullock Cumberland County Millville John Ashmead Samuel Hess Wall Street van Winkle Hess-Ashmead Capias City Hall Bullock Ashmead Long Branch

Mikado Is Popular at Ocean Park Casino

The Mikado, Gilbert and Sullivan’s two act Japanese comic opera, draws crowds nightly at the Ocean Park Casino. Opened Thursday, the show is supervised by Ardin C. Pell with a notable cast including Lionel Hogarth, Jack Leslie, Boyd Marshall, Harry L Jackson, Mildred Warren Pitt, Rhythe Clarke, Mamie Gilda, Bernice Mershon and Harry Brown. Two chauffeurs were fined for speeding. Fred Humphreys of Monmouth Beach and Joseph Michaels of New York received $10 fines in court.

Ocean Park Casino the Park Casino Ardin C. Pell Lionel Hogarth Ko Jack Leslie Poo Boyd Marshall Pish Harry L, Jackson Mildred Warren Pitt Rhythe Clarke Mamie Gilda Bernice Mershon Chessieveres Harry Brown McGarvey Ocean Avenue Fred Humphreys Monmouth Monmouth Beach Joseph Michaels New York Joseph Auerbach Takanassee Lake

Boy Thrown From Wheel In Bicycle Accident

James Chasey Price, son of Mr and Mrs Elisha Price of Pleasure Bay, was knocked from his bicycle by a horse and wagon in North Long Branch. He sustained a painful elbow wound but returned home for simple treatment. The family physician later dressed the wound and his arm remains stiff. The Messenger newspaper suspended publication until the first Sunday in September.

James Chasey Price Elisha Price Pleasure Bay North Long Branch Master Price James

Picnic to Bronx Park by Upper Monmouth group

Members of the Upper Monmouth Ladies Social Circle and Hospital Auxiliary plan an annual pie sale at Bronx Park on September 29 to benefit Long Branch Hospital at Keansburg Beach. Regular meetings resume first Thursday in October and then weekly at members’ homes.

Upper Monmouth Hospital Bronx Park Long Branch Hospital Keansburg Beach D. C. Hendrickson Middletown C. YV. Eastwood James Thompson Nellie McCall Keansburg George H. Willett H. G. Smith I. H. Staates Keyport

Newburg Day Trip by Cloughly Family

James Cloughly of Norwood avenue and his four daughters Mary Carrie Armenia and Henrietta visited Newburg N Y yesterday on the new Hudson River line Robert Fulton they returned shortly after eight o clock last night A new silver communion service was given to the First Methodist Church Red Bank by the Ladies Aid Society and will be used for the first time Sunday August 7.

James Cloughly Norwood Avenue Mary Carrie, Armenia Henrietta Cloughly Newburg N.Y Robert Fulton Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Methodist Church Red Bank Orioles All Professionals Brooklyn Shrewsbury Avenue Fillman Boswell McDonough and Salz Fair Grounds Epworth League of the First Meb Church

Philadelphia Chemist Guests at Red Bank Parsonage

Dr. and Mrs. William Colloday Robinson of Philadelphia stayed at the First Methodist Church parsonage in Red Bank on Wednesday and were later guests at Ocean Grove. Dr. Robinson serves as chemist in chief to the Philadelphia Board of Health.

William Colloday Robinson Philadelphia First Methodist Church Red Bank Ocean Grove Robinson

Boat Builder Delivers 32 Foot Pleasure Boat

William Lewis, a Branchport boat builder, reported busy orders for pleasure craft. He delivered a 32 foot boat to Walter White at Deal Lake, put in commission this morning, with capacity for 35 people and powered by a six horse power engine for sufficient speed.

William Lewis Branchport Walter White Deal Lake

Byard Cottage guests enjoy third season and harvest trip

At Byard Cottage Chelsea avenue Frank Goodman and family enter their third season, praising drives and scenery. Wednesday evening they took a straw ride to the harvest home at Colts Neck. J M Bingham and son sail for Dublin, Ireland, from Elberon. A brother of Mr Bingham is there. Bingham owns two Barbour cottages in Ocean avenue.

Frank Goodman Byard Cottage Chelsea Avenue Colts Neck

Middletown Township Rents Van Brunt House to Morris Lenson

Morris Lenson who runs a clothing store at Red Bank has rented the Van Brunt house in Middletown township near Cooper's bridge. He formerly lived at Lakewood.

Middletown Township Morris Lenson Red Bank van Brunt Cooper's Bridge Lakewood

Red Bank workers and local businesses advertise shifts and sales

Jean Johnson leaves Swannell's cigar store to work for his brother-in-law Fred H. Van Doren who runs a garage on East Front Street Red Bank. Jacob Steinbach advertises a clearance sale of men's clothing. Dr Charles Seymour Dunn a chiropodist lists offices at West End Cottages Brighton Ave and Coleman House Asbury Park. Britton's ice cream promotes a quart to take home.

Jean Johnson Red Bank Swannell Fred H. van Doren East Front Street Charles Seymour Dunn Chiropolist West End Brighton Ave Coleman House Asbury Park

Beating at Atlantic Highlands Ends With Stitches

Edward Smith, a hack driver at Atlantic Highlands, was struck on the head with a beer bottle by fellow driver Charles Card. Smith needed five stitches. Card’s group earlier refused payment and caused the confrontation at the barn where York, owner of the stable, intervened and administered punishment. The surgeon said Smith’s straw hat likely saved his life.

Edward Smith Atlantic Higlands Charles Card Card Navesink Atlantic Highlands Smith Caro Thomas York Tops Red Barn

Double Rescue At Sea Bright In Early Morning

Two Swedish laborers John Norman and Arthur Olsen were rescued from a capsized sailboat in the Shrewsbury river by Wendell and Arthur Allger after cries for help drew them from shore. The rescuers, assisted by the elder Allger's father with a rowboat, brought the exhausted men to safety. Wendell Allger, a bathing master, has just completed a second rescue in a week. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Harry B Patterson and children from Philadelphia visiting relatives near Red Bank.

John Norman Arthur Olsen Shrewsbury Wendell Arthur Allger Center Street Wendell Allger Young Allger

Realtor's Clerk Spends Weekend at Point Pleasant With Partner

Harry E. French a clerk for W. A. Hopping of Red Bank spent Saturday and Sunday with John W. Patterson at Point Pleasant, detailing a brief weekend stay and companionship.

Point Pleasant Harry E. French W. A. Hopping Red Bank John W. Patterson

Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Weekend

Forecast for the thirty six hours ending Sunday at 8 p m calls for partly cloudy skies in New Jersey with light to moderate variable winds. The notice includes promotional material for Hicks cream and Speer's Port Grape Wine and Sherry as a health product, sold by Jos Hirschfeld and Son.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey Speer Jos, Hirschfeld & Son

Wireless saves 185 aboard burning steamer Momus

Charleston reports a wireless distress call from the steamer Momus in flames amidships. The Comua sister ship stood by, transferring passengers as the Momus burned. wireless likely saved all 185 souls aboard, a dramatic testament to early maritime safety communication.

Momus Charleston Comua Wireless Southern Pacific Railroad Co

Will Inspect Route State Ocean Highway Commission Visit

The State Ocean Highway Commission will be banqueted at Atlantic Highlands next Wednesday noon with a reception and luncheon. Governor Fort, Joseph Frelinghuysen, Harry Ward, and Frederick Gilkyson will join the Governor's party.

State Ocean Highway Commission Atlantic Highlands State Highway Commission Coast Boulevard Committee Highway Commission Water Witch Clubhouse Governor Fort Governor's Party Senate Joseph Frelinghuysen Harry Ward Frederick Gilkyson John B. Foster William M. Roberts F. A. White van Mater Atlantic Highlanda

State Colored Fair for Asbury Park

The New Jersey State Colored Fair Association met at the Park Hotel and set the fair for September 1 to 6 on the old Drummond track grounds near Asbury Park. Officers were named for departments and committees prepare literature, advertising, and public information.

New Jersey State Colored Fair Association Park Hotel Drummond Track Asbury Park P. A. Hubert Brooklyn J. D. Mead Newark Edward Banks Co. A. Choke R. W. Ellis Chas D. Davis J. EB. Wederman H. L. Homes Frisby Laws Alfred B. Casey N. Y

Professor Gregory Dies in Boston After Long Education Career

Professor Benjamin C. Gregory born 1849 New York, longtime Trenton supervising principal, died Friday at Homeopathic Hospital Boston after a fall and failed bone knitting followed by wiring. He led training for teachers in Trenton and inspired pedagogy lectures, music work, and civic roles across New Jersey and New York.

Benjamin C. Gregory Trenton Christopher Gregory Long Branch Homeopathic Hospital Boston Mass Gregory New York College of the City of New York School of Mines Columbia College Newark Prenton Arion Glee Club State Street M. B. Sunslay School New Jersey Council of Schools Educators Child's Study Association of New Jersey Schoolmasters' Club Rrventan Egestas Hs Chelsea Univeralty of Tennessee Knoxville

Chicken Thieves Strike At Bath Avenue Henery

Local residents report a burglary at the Meyer henry on Bath avenue and Prospect street. Forty fowls stolen including a chloroformed game cock. fifteen neighbors’ fowls taken. thieves seen leaving in a wagon. Meyer searched for prints all day and reported the loss to police. Sunday notices list services and local ads in the same column.

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Pennsylvania Theatre W. M. Slocum Broadway Britton’s Car Norwood the Daily Record Cumberland Stroying Infants the Messenger The Ushers’ Union of First Methodist Church of Duf & Campbell Newburg, N. Y Jacob Steinbach Britton Sea Bright Wendell and Harry Weather Bureau Forecast Hicks Wardell Portau Peck Hotel Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association Wiardell Portau-Peck Pittsburg Giants Red Bank Baseball Club Little Silver van DuBois Charles Gibbon Mr. DuBois Dr. Welch Sea Girt Ife Deal Beach Casino Harry le van Jennie McCree al van Tilger Franko Goldman Metropolitan Opera House Hotel Astor Idea Chester M. Truvax State Colored Fair Congress Third Ave Fifth Ave R. R. Rogers Daily Record Simpson B. A. Jonathan Ida Showles Haworth League Harry Beaks Shre' Inn Jacob Breliach'é Sexton Bros Under and Embalmers L. B McCue Martin McCue
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