Monmouth County Horse Show Opens With Strong Attendance
Monmouth county's horse show at Hollywood Park begins its second day with a lively crowd on opening numbers. The brisk sea air boosts comfort as spectators mingle on the lawn watching the horses in the ring and later crowd the rails for jumps and racing. Winners from New York and New Jersey receive blue and red ribbons and cash prizes.
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W. EB. Green
Trenton
W. Coleman
Long Branch
Donnybrook Farm
Plainfield
N. J
Monmouth County
Hollywood Park
Sweet ‘Briar
L. M. Newgass Company
Principal Appointed at Monmouth Beach School
At a Monmouth Beach Board of Education meeting the district decided to hire Mr Parker formerly of Little Silver as principal for the coming year.
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Board of Education
Monmouth Beach
Parker
Little Silver
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey And Pennsylvania
The Weather Bureau outlook covers the next 36 hours with New Jersey expecting cloudy skies tonight, cooler in the southwest, and Saturday fair with moderate northwest winds. Pennsylvania should be cloudy tonight, cooler in the southeast, and Saturday fair with similar winds. Observations note yesterday’s high 77 and current 66 at 8 am, barometer 29.64, humidity 76 percent at 8 am, 64 percent at 10 am. A classified line shows a job ad for an experienced stenographer and typist with liberal salary at Sigmund Pisner, Red Bank NJ.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Porrtion
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Sigmund Pisner
Red Batk
N. J
Presbyterian Home Manager 18 Dead
William J. McIntyre longtime superintendent of the Presbyterian Home at Branchport by the Shrewsbury died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from paralysis aged 57 after a ten day illness. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the Fisher home with Rev. John G. Lovell officiating. Burial Greenlawn under John G. Sexton. Survived by widow and two children. He helped care for hundreds of children during outings and was an active Loyal Association member.
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William J. McIntyre
Presbyterian Home
John G.lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
John G. Sexton
McIntyre
Ireland
Loyal Association
Mrs Mary Clark Dead Life Long Resident of New Monmouth
Mrs Mary Sage Clark 71 died from paralysis at her sister Mary Compton s home between New Monmouth and Belford She was wife of the late Charles Clark and mother of four Augustus and William Clark of Highlands Emma Van Kirk and Cora Clark of Philadelphia The funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM at New Monmouth Baptist Church Rev Archibald Sutphen officiating Interment in Grae Grove cemetery Keyport under Robert T Smith Red Bank Mrs Clark joined the New Monmouth Baptist Church in childhood and resided locally for life
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New Monmouth
Mary Sage Clark
Charles Clark
Mary Compton
Belford
Archibald H. Sutphen
Robert T. Smith
Red Bank
Grea Grove
Keyport
Clark
New Monmouth Baptist Church
Augustus
William Clark
Highlands
Emma van Kirk
Cora Clark
Philadelphia
Freehold Man Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Edward Thorpe of Freehold died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital last night at age sixty. The body was moved to the county seat. Albert L. Ivins of Red Bank, assessor and noted trapshooter, will travel tomorrow to Phillipsburg to compete in the seventh shoot for the Frank Hall Cup, currently leading the contest.
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Edward Thorpe
Freeheld
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Albert L. Ivins
Red Bank
Phillipsburg
N. J
Mr. Ivins
Fire damages tar pot near East Long Branch
Last night about 11 30 a tar pot between East Long Branch and North Long Branch owned by Conover Gaskin caught fire. Alarm failure caused confusion and delay while Dalys fought flames with acids and Oliver Byron Engine Company laid hose. Smoke drew crowds as tar burned. remnants left were a torn rack and a lone tar pot with a tall pole.
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East Long Branch
North Long Branch
Conover Gaskin
Dalys
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Cornerstone of New St James Church Laid With Ceremony
The old St James Church dating to 1855 saw the cornerstone laid for a new stone edifice at Broadway and Slocum Place. Bishop John Scarborough led the service with parishioners, clergy, and citizens present. The planned church, valued at over 60 000 dollars, will house a Bible, prayer book, canons, diocesan journals, parish history, and periodicals in its cornerstone vault.
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ST. James’ Church
St. James
Broadway
Slocum Place
John Scarborough
New Jersey
St James
Oroas
Briggs Nash
Scarborough
F. P. Swezey
Shrewsbury
Scott Kidder
St. John's Cathedral
Providence
R. I
Father Nash
Kidder
House of the Lord
House of Prayer
Ling
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Holy Bible
Convention Journal
News Jersey
Long Branch Press
The
New York
Pines
Long Brangh
Democratic Club of Long Branch Organizes With Officers Named
The Wilson and Marshall Democratic Club of Long Branch organized yesterday with officers President John W. Slocum First Vice President Benjamin P. Morris Second Vice President Brent Good Secretary Frank I. Smith Treasurer Jacob Steinbach Jr Sergeant at Arms William Trefold Honorary members include Congressmen Thomas J. Scully G Patten and Secretary of State David S. Crater. Brent Good donated the room for club use until after the November election. Over a hundred members enrolled and funds raised for a campaign banner to hang in Broadway. A committee to secure the banner was formed Philip L. Cohen Frank I. Smith and John C. Disbrow. A Baltimore convention nominating endorsement was adopted and members pledged effort for nominees.
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Wilson and Marshall Democrat Club
Long Branch
John W. Slocum
Benjamin P. Morris
Brent Good
Frank I. Smith
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
William Trefold
Thomas J. Scully
G. Patten
David S. Crater
Brent ‘Good
Off Broadway
Pennetts
Broadway
Philip L. Cohen
John C. Disbrow
Thaw ruled still insane by Justice Keough
In White Plains Thaw remains insane per Justice Keough in the last habeas corpus decision. Two suspended sentences heard for Robert Carter for assault at Wanamassa on June 4. Henry Munroe fined costs for forging a $5 check in Long Branch. sentence suspended. Rev Madison C Peters to lecture on the high cost of living at Scarboro Casino tonight. In Trenton the Supreme Court set aside six tax sales in Fair Haven. Waterman sues for ejectment. sale deemed irregular. Funeral for Joseph M Hopper tonight in North Fifth Avenue. burial in Freehold.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Keough
Hanied ‘toWathlé
Robert Carter
Wester al. Freehold
Florence Green
Wanamaséa
Henry “Munroe
Sugar Bowl
Long Branch
Madison C Peters
New York
Scarboro Casino
Peters
Scarboro Hotel
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Fair Haven
Monmouth County
George C. Waterman
Heiréof
Joseph M. Hopper
Parry”A. Hull
North Fifth Avenue
Alfonso Dare
Simpson
M. EB
Freehold
Auto Driver Charged After Brighton Avenue Collision
Ayoung chauffeur named Ari James Vangelis employed by Paw Alex was arrested by Patrolman Ringleben after a collision on Brighton Avenue. The victim, identified as B Mehrham of Newark, was knocked unconscious and treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Vangelis faced a Recorder's Court hearing for driving with a fictitious license number and was fined 20. Witnesses said the victim stepped into the path of the car as Vangelis slowed after leaving a nearby garage.
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James Vangelis
Paw
Alex
Ringleben
Brighton Avenue
Vangelis
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mehrham
Newark
Recorder's Court
Recorilgy Arrowsmith
Auto
Frank 1
Norw Avenue
Sigi
Jonaso
Oyls
Swanson
Ocean Avenue
McGarvey
Jacob B. ‘Rue
Red’ Bank
Orfiver Conk
Sherwood
Justice Ley B
van Ne
Rumaon,ch
Avieward W. Wlaa
Red
Justice — Sane
If Beate
Agoldent
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Baltimore
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Hollis
Charles Holloway
Maude Seelig
B. J. Hogan
Westbury Station
John Doyle
Bruce
Wing
Katherine West
Monmouth
Weather Bureau Forecast
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Mary Clark
al” Ivins
Steiner & Son
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Norwood Avenue
Footinwend
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Jt Company
Liberty
Philip Schrmidt
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Sp Station
Joseph Rodgers
Churchariah
E. Briggs Nash
H. H. P. Roche
Elliott White
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Mr. Hopper
Hull
Phillmane de Syne
Philip Schmidt
John B. ‘White
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