Crippen tracked across seas as Berlin det. links suspect
London reports Berlin authorities traced a man in custody with a Crippen likeness after he fled to England. Scotland Yard warned captains to watch for Crippen and a companion on a ship to Montreal, amid predictions he might shoot himself or resist capture if detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. Hawley
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Antwerp
Montreal
Moscrop
Dr. Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
Montfort
Scotland Yard
Court of Criminal Appeal
Ex tension to Ocean Park Pier by New Jersey Central
The New Jersey Central Railroad began staking out a track extension to the casino at Ocean Park to aid material haul for a new ocean pier. General Superintendent C W Huntington and assistants visited Ocean Park recently to determine extension cost and tonnage, with work expected once figures were set. A separate note reports a society event and local theft incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandie Hotel
Grace Walters
Dogs Shine at Long Branch Kennel Show Third Annual
The Monmouth County Kennel Club held its third annual dog show in Long Branch with entries from ten states and over forty cities. Women dominated wins across multiple breeds including St Bernards and collies. Lord Fife a prized bulldog from John Minturn’s Rockcliffe kennel died after a rough transport, and Magnet survived but was not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Kennel Club
West End
St. Bernard
Gertrude Davis
A. Ronald Conklin
Tyler Morse
F. Pruins
Howard Gould
Andrew Albright, Jr
John W. Minturn
Lord Fife
Minturn
Rockcliife
Great Neck
L. I
Rockeliffe
Rockcliffe
England
R. L. Littlefield
Albright
Ohio
Kentucky
West End Cottage Company
Florence Barras
Madison
F. A. Dallen
Boston
Mass
Daniel P. Foster
New York
Charles G. Hopton
Mary Henderson
Mount Vernor
N. Y
A. McHalley
Stamford
Elkwood
B. Bringhurst
V. Melac
Broughton
Fred. Mill
W. Weeks
Carlos
George Rousse
Lasky
Lorraine
Belkis
New Sidewalks Begin Along Highlands Streets
Improvements to Highlands streets continue as Hast View on Bay avenue gains a new concrete walk and Ro main's restaurant gains a concrete curb. Peter Scatlin starts work on a sidewalk opposite the Sea Side Kitchen as area contractors advertise automobile hire services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Sea Side Kitchen
Bay Avenue
Romain
Peter Scatlin
Death of Emil French after illness in Catskills
Emil French, 54, son of W. A. French of Red Bank, died yesterday at Haynes Falls in the Catskills where he had gone for health. Survived by widow Adele Taylor, son Remson, a sister Mrs. Hockman, and his parents. Funeral to be held from Middletown residence with burial at Fair View cemetery. He was a former liquor dealer and reader, afflicted by asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil French
W. A. French
Red Bank
Haynes Falls
Catskill Mountains
William Hockman
Newman Springs Road
Adele Taylor
Middletown
Remson
N. J
Fair View Cemetery
French
Phalanx
State Normal
Nathan French
New York
Katzenbach Declares Candidacy for Governor Nomination
Trenton July 25 Frank Katzenbach Jr issued a statement announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor If drafted he would respond to the call Katzenbach had earlier denied being a candidate and was linked to support for Wilson after Mercer County committee member Gallagher said he was for Wilson following Katzenbach’s denial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wayside man reaps eight acres for neighbor in Monmouth Beach
George Dangler of Wayside visited Monmouth Beach and gathered an eight acre field of grain for William Conk. The note also mentions employment listings and entertainment items, including a New York World feature on Girlies and theater previews at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dangler
Wayside
Monmouth Beach
William Conk
Tag Day Aids Washington Heights Hospital
A tag day in aid of Washington Heights Hospital, a nonsectarian New York institution, was held in West End and Elberon Cottage sections and Deal. Mrs Adolph Heller led the party with many auxiliary members and numerous young women in white with red cross badges. A dance for the volunteers is planned at the Hollywood midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights Hospital
New York
Upper West Side
West End
Elberon
Adolpht Heller
Heller
Jeremiah C. Lyons
Marcus Harris
Ernest A. Limburg
Julius Sichel
F. FF. Lowenfel
Alexander Mayer
Harry Content
Joseph Herzig
Henry Wise
Morris May
Morris Goldstone
Seymour 8
Guggenheimer
Eugene Eckstein
Adolph King
Nathan Bijur
Gustav M. Miller
Monroe Rohischild
Herbert Limburg
Adolph Solomon
Misses Belva Goldstein
Ruth Fisher
Elsie Frey
Vera Frey
Amy Lillenthal
Pauline Hofman
Ray Cerf
Frances Goldstone
Licille Lauterbach
May Schwarz
Marjorie Schloss
Cecile
Amy Bratine
Eisa Kabu
Vola Kraus
Mollie Emanuel
Elsie Harris
Lucille
Irene Miller
Zella Myers
Charlotte Corday
Florence Berg
Doris Fleischmann
Marion Newman
Hilda Dryfoos
Jeanelie Ahrens
Blanche Sonn
Dna Kerg
Elsie Corday
Florence Field
Rae King
Alma Stern
Grace Blumenthal
Hmlorence Lemon
Helen Beach
Bella
Stella Werner
Clara Goldsmith
Kate Fishel
Mrs. Heller
the Hollywood
All-Collegians Defeat Ridgewood in Five-Run Baseball Tilt
All Collegians toppled the champion Ridgewoods 7 to 4 at Baseball Park on a Saturday afternoon. Lindermann left the mound after the second due to a finger injury, replaced by Finnley, yet the college bats stayed hot. Mike Rowland struggled early but settled, while Lynch powered the Ridgewoods with a solo homer and a two-base hit as the visitors overcame four early runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Park
Ridgewoods
Lindermann
Farmer
Finnley
All Callegians
Mike Rowland
Goodwin
Brown
Pearson
Rowland
Lynch
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tuesday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts generally falling temperatures tonight and Tuesday in New Jersey with brisk southwest and west winds. The 36 hour outlook ends Tuesday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Horse Show Offers Over $10,000 in Prizes
A local event announces a horse show plan with a program of thirteen events and prize money totaling over $10,000. Details emphasize the breadth of competitions and sizable awards for participants.
Crossing Victim Dead At Hospital
David Freshman a Fourth Avenue glazier died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered when a wagon loaded with panes of glass was hit by a southbound Sea Bright trolley near the Galilee crossing on Thursday. He was 54, survived by a wife and two children, and to be buried under Jewish rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Freshman
Fourth Avenue
Henry
Flossie
Disasters in Italy and Japan After Storm and Shipwreck
Rome reports one hundred dead and one thousand injured with thousands homeless as a hurricane devastates Northern Italy. Refugee camps and hospitals are set up while reserves are mobilized. Tokyo wires confirm over 200 dead in the Tatseral Maru wreck after hitting rocks near Kobe. Fifty soldiers helped quell a panic aboard. FE B Houghton travels to Long Island to apply calcium chloride on private roads in Mayor Gaynor’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Toklo
Kobe
Darren
FE. B. Houghton
Red Bank
St. James
Long Island
William J. Gaynor
Houghton
I Country Club
Baseball Park Wednesday All-Collegians Meet Freehold
A local baseball game at Baseball Park featured Wednesday All-Collegians of Long Branch facing Freehold with the match called promptly at 3.30. The card lists 4172 178 Irresistable and highlights Hicks' Ice cream sodas made from fresh fruit syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Collegians
Long Branch
Freehold
Hicks
Big Seventeenth Annual Horse Show Opens Tomorrow
Readiness peaks for a week long event with thirteen classes opening tomorrow afternoon and sixty four classes judged overall. Exhibitors include Charles Smith as compiler and Charles W Watson’s string, with many blue ribbons from Bay Shore noted. judges span Monmouth County to London and New York as Walter Hildreth leads the opening ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Charles W. Watson
Bay Shore
Walter EB. Hildreth
Monmouth County
Robert A. Fairbairn
Westfield
Clarence C. Quentin
Philadelphia
Penn
Charles A. Boudourne
James G. Marshall
New York
H. J. G. Beresford
London
Eng
R. Lawrence Smith
John McE. Bowman
Hon
J. G. Beresford
James R. Maddock
Warrenton
Frederick Lewisohn
Clarence
Quentin
Frank T. Clarke
Sheepshead Bay
Sniffen Hospitalized After Operation in Red Bank
Harry Sniffen grandson of Squire Theodore P. Sniffen of Red Bank was taken to Spring Lake hospital Friday for an operation performed that night by Dr Garri son of Red Bank. He withstood the procedure well and plans to return home in a few days. Miss Mabel G Compton formerly of Duluth High School Duluth Minn is visiting Mrs Christopher Gregory at the Broadway home. Horse show ribbons and yellings advertised at Tagan Steinbach's. Dr Charles Seymour Dunn West End surgeon chiropodist offers service coast between Sea Bright and Spring Lake. Milk price rises August 1 1910 nine cents per quart five cents per pint. Fifth Ave Dairy R R Rogers. 8O17Tdawe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sniffen
Squire Theodore P. Sniffen
Red Bank
Spring Lake Hospital
Garrison
Sniffen
Mabel G. Compton
Duluth High School
Duluth, Minn
Long Branch
Christopher Gregory
Broadway
Charles Seymour Dunn
West End
Sea Bright
Spring Lake
Fifth Ave. Dairy
R. R. Rogers
Annual Outing Pleasant Affair
A long jabbering account describes the third annual outing for Central Railroad of New Jersey officials and local dignitaries hosted by Charles L. Edwards and P. Hall Packer in Sea Bright 1910. Guests sailed on the North Shrewsbury river, dined on a banquet train, and visited stations including Cornfield and Brewery before returning. Senator Oliver H. Brown addressed the group as a gubernatorial candidate, with the event marked as a cheerful, well attended affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Charles L. Edwards
Long Branch Record
P. Hail P Cker
Sea Bright Newa
Sea Bright
Hall Packer
Joseph McDermott
Crafta
Shrewsbury
Highlands
Oceanic
Price's
Pleasure Bay
Watermeton Patch
Vineland
Oliver H. Brown
Middletown move for Mia Morris and family
Mia Morris and family from Railroad Avenue Eatontown relocate to a farm in Middletown. The vacated Eatontown house has been rented to Fred Behl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Morris
Railroad Avenue
Eatontown
Middletown
Fred Behl
Recovering From Illness and Local Notices in Eatontown
Professor Otis G. Crane principal of Eatontown township public school system is slowly recovering from illness at Brancford Connecticut where he and his family sought rest. Daniel Hennessey North Long Branch station ticket agent is building a new house on Church street. I F Biddle fish merchant is also finishing a new house on Atlantic avenue under the direction of Joseph Hannaway of Long Branch. In lighter items two year old daughter of Charles McCue Eatontown was bitten on the hand by a pet dog and taken to a physician for treatment. Nina A Dodd daughter of Anna Dodd laid up with a sore foot at her Madison avenue home after stepping on a wall fragment last week. Doctor J T Welch attended. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers 616 Broadway Tel 122 L B 3 Wide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis G. Crane
Eatontown Township
Brancford, Conn
Sixth Ward
Daniel Hennessey
North Long Branch
Church Street
I. F. Biddle
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph Hannaway
Long Branch
Charles McCue
Eatontown
Ran
Misa Nina
A. Dodd
Anna Dodd
Madison Avenue
Misa Dodd
J. T. Welch
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Berlin
Scotland Yards
Bella Elmore
Fair Haven
Harry Chandler
Maude G. Murphy
Fifth Avenue
W. G. Herbert
W. M. Slocum
Duf & Campbell
Catskills
Paul Garrett
Point Pleasant
Garrett
Katzenbach
Jacob Steinbach
Enty
New York Sunday World
New Amsterdam Theatre
Star Congress
Third Ave
New York Hospital
Ridgewood
Weather Bureau Forecast
Panama
Chester M. Truax
Monmouth Co. Horse Show Association
Hollywood Park
Fourth Avenue Glazer
Galilee
Gaynor
Miss Compton
Tagan Steinbach’s
C.R.R
Messrs Edwards and Packer
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and
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