Death of Fair Haven grocer George Hendrickson at 66
The Fair Haven community mourns the sudden death of George J. Hendrickson, 66, proprietor of the town's only grocery. He died of apoplexy after leaving his stable for home, a generous man who often helped the needy and chaired the local Volunteer Fire Department. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at his residence with Fair Haven lodge and firemen attending.
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Fair Haven
George J. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Russell Hendrickson
Cornelia Hendrickson
Libbie Sand
William
Henry
Fair View Cemetery
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Mr. Hendrickson
Monmouth County Electric Company
Fair Haven Lodge of
Junior American Mechanics
Asbury Church Bazaar Set for Neptune Hall
The Ladies Aid Society of the Asbury M. E. Church on Atlantic Avenue will open a bazar in Neptune Hall tomorrow. The sale runs in the afternoon and evening with proceeds earmarked for church window repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Asbury M. ©. Church
Atlantic Avenue
Neptune Hall
Sent to Jail Where Affinity Is
Robert Phillips, jailed in Freehold for keeping a disorderly house, was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Meade for drunken and disorderly conduct and public nuisance. He appeared before Recorder Van Doren and received a thirty day sentence to the county jail.
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Robert Phillips
Freehold
Meade
van Doren
Fourth Red Bank electric arch rises before Town Hall
Workmen from the Shore Electric Company install another electric arch in front of Red Bank Town Hall. This marks the fourth arch, with thirteen more to be erected on Broad Street before completion.
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Shore, Electric Company
Red Bank
Town Hall
Broad Street
Floral offerings at Emma Warren funeral noted
At Emma Warren's funeral last Saturday many floral contributions were listed. Donors include Thelbert Edwards and a Sunday School wreath from St Luke's M E Wyckoff and Weigand in the Field.
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Emma Warren
Thelbert Edwards
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Antics of Horses Lend Excitement at Horse Show Park
Paul A. Sorg led eighty four exhibitors at the seventeenth annual Monmouth County Horse Show in Hollywood Park Long Branch capturing two blues and three reds and 205 dollars in cash. He won Class 14 harness with Royal Victoria and Class 21 with Vanity Fair while C W Watson took blue in Dilham. Spectators applauded the day amid warm weather and a cautious split heat format.
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Paul A. Sorg
Mr. Sorg
Royal Victoria
Emil Seelig
Mr. Seelig
Knickerbocker
Long Branch
Lehman Strauss
Hercules
George D
King
King George
Blues
C. W. Watson
Dilham
Sorg
Kearney
the Earl
Arthur Gallagher
Snowball
Fairmount Farm
W. A. McGibbon
Rupert
Monmouth County Horse Show
Hollywood Park
James Hever
Vanity
Udo M. Fleischmann
Lady Idol
Percy Drury
State Builders Meet Tomorrow in Newark Convention
The twenty ninth quarterly convention of the Master Building Association of New Jersey will be held tomorrow at 478 Broad Street in Newark. Attendees will include representatives from every county and nearly every city in New Jersey, with contractors from Long Branch among the members attending.
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The
Master Building Association of
New Jersey
Broad Street
Newark
Long Branch
Rented Schenck House For Summer In Red Bank
W A Hopping reports the Red Bank real estate agent has rented Harry Schenck's Front Street home to Fred H Lane of New York for the remainder of the summer. Edith Von Glahn from Edmund Wilson's Red Bank office spends vacation at Pearl River. Children invited to a Thursday carnival at Ocean Park Casino with no entry fee. Parade departs from Bath and Ocean in Long Branch. Goldstein's offers pajamas at 9c for 50c?. Oakland car demo at Andy's Garage 83 South Broadway.
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Schenck
W. A. Hopping
Red Bank
Harry Schenck
Front Street
Fred H. Lane
New York
Pearl River
Edith von Glahn
Edmund Wilson
Ocean Park Casino
Bath and Ocean
Long Branch
Oakland
Andy
South Broadway
Forgery suspect surrenders after two months of flight
Giles Billington of Wall Street in this city confessed to forging a May 28 check for $50 drawn on Long Branch Banking Company with a bogus endorsement. He fled to Ohio and Indiana before returning to New Jersey to surrender at Gloucester police headquarters. He admitted guilt in court and was held for grand jury action.
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Giles Billington
Wall Street
Peter Smith
Long Branch Banking Company
George Shafter
Billington
Long Branch
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Gloucester
James Layton
Walling
Ellington
Recorder
Auto Parade in Long Branch Carnival Opens Next Month
Chairman Henry Solomon of the automobile floral parade seeks at least 100 decorated cars for the closing feature of the four day Long Branch Carnival. He has invited every car owner and urges any missed to join. Prizes will be awarded in each class.
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Henry Solomon
Long Branch
Ocean pier piling cast as workers supervise cement forms
The first concrete piling for the new ocean pier was cast this morning with Architect W Cottrell supervising. Visitors watched mixers and the cement sand and stone move into about a dozen forms inshore as construction progresses. Nearby ads promote clothing sales and car services.
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Ocean Pier
W. ©. Cottrell
Nominee Coluus Ohio Governor Race On Third Ballot
Ex Lieutenant Governor Warden G Harding of Marion Ohio named for Governor by Republican State convention on third ballot. Platform endorses Taft administration and Taft 1912 renomination. Garfield and Longworth declined. Roosevelt advised against entering. In Highlands, Earl Matthews suffered a lacerated arm after sleeve caught in a flywheel. treated and healing.
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Columbus
Warden G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Taft
Garfield
Longworth
Roosevelt
Earl Matthews
James Matthews
Highlands
Alex Cottrell
Patterson
Meyer Purchases Lewis Homestead in Deal Borough Auction
Seven parcels of L. J. Phillips estate land in Deal Borough were sold at public auction to liquidate claims. A. L. Meyer led purchases including the Lewis homestead site on Phillips Avenue for 11 700, a lot on Phillips Avenue for 2 650, and other parcels ranging from 975 to 14 050 dollars. one tract with a fifteen room cottage drew 14 050 dollars but was not bought. L. M. Burdick, owner of a Deal restaurant, bought a small Poplar Avenue lot for 320 dollars.
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L. J. Phillips
New York
Deal
A. L. Meyer
Lewis Homestead
Phillips Avenue
Norwood and Phillip
Norwood Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Falk
L. M. Burdick
Poplar Avenue
Sermon Delights Simpson Church Congregation
Harry Van Dreaf delivered a well received sermon at Simpson Church last Sunday evening. The talk centered on a Bible verse about light affliction producing eternal glory. Rev. Alphoso Dare, recovering, expects to return to the pulpit this Sunday, much to the joy of his congregation.
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Harry van Dreaf
Simpson Church
Alphoso Dare
Visiting Friends at Oceanic
Miss Mabel McGuckin of New York visits Mrs. William Boylan of Bingham Avenue Oceanic during a social call.
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Oceanic
Mabel McGuckin
New York
William Boylan
Bingham Avenue
Weather forecast and sale notices at New Jersey baseball park
The Weather Bureau forecast for the next thirty six hours calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with light to moderate variable winds. Also advertised are pajamas at Goldstein's tomorrow for 59 cents, with ads inviting readers to advertise in the Daily Record.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Bryan Read Out Of Party In Own State Vote 3 To 1
In an open convention Bryan was expelled from the party by a 3 to 1 vote within his home state. The decision signals a leadership split and shifts in local party dynamics.
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Bryan
Cottager Leaves Bad Check Trail
Mrs. Charlotte B. Frost of New York moved from Atlantic Highlands to an unknown locale yesterday leaving creditors and a grieving landlord behind. She rented a bungalow in Atlantic Highlands, paid 15 dollars on move in, promised more, then passed bad checks at J G Brookes Co and others. An attachment stopped her departure. Broad goods dealer Tucker also filed.
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Charlotte B. Frost
New York
Atlantic Highlands
Barton Champion
Frost
J. G. Brookes & Co
Charles Gehrhaus
Tepes Erea
Brooks
Mr. Brookes
George B. Tucker
Brookes & Co
Asbury Fishing Club to Hold Clam Bake at Green Gables
Members of the Asbury Park Fishing Club will hold their annual outing and clam bake at Green Gables Pleasure Bay on Sunday August 14. A silver cup will be offered for the most original story told at the bake.
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al. Heiles’ Association
Pleasure Bay House
Broadway
Asbury Park
Green Gables
Pleasure Bay
Albert Burrowes Suffers Fall In Red Bank
Albert Burrowes son of Joseph Burrowes of Red Bank had a fall on Monday that left him bed bound. His condition is much improved today as he recovers from the accident.
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Albert Burrowes
Joseph Burrowes
Red Bank
Branchport Tower Completed Under Inspector Howland
Fire Alarm Inspector Howland supervised the transfer of Branchport’s bell to a newly erected steel tower this morning. The modern tower features an enclosed instrument house and a weather hood for protection.
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Howland
Berrypicker Succumbs to Heat
Mamie Ash of Red Bank collapsed while picking blackberries for A. L. Philip near Keansburg on Monday. She was revived at the house by Mrs. Philip and later returned home under a physician's care.
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Mamie Ash
Red Bank
A. L. Philip
Mahoras Place
Keansburg
Beta Company Installs Fertilizer Plant Equipment
The Beta Fertilizing Company of Eatontown is installing a combined mixer grinder and bagger with a daily capacity of fifty tons of fertilizer and a fifty horsepower engine.
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Beta Fertilizing Company
Eatontown
The Cart Own Demonstration at Andy's Garage
A brief notice indicates a cart demonstration at Andy's Garage with emphasis on ease of control and accessible operation. The fragment suggests an invitation to observe or participate in a demonstration anytime for potential buyers.
Bryan defeated for Democratic State leader in Nebraska
Grand Island Nebraska July 27 Bryan suffers a decisive defeat at the Democratic State convention with 647 votes to 198 vetoing his county local option plank. He vows to stay in politics for decades amid stormy scenes as he is ousted. A separate note from Red Bank reports a death rumor about Charles Lewis, denied by Lewis who is at Red Bank.
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Grand Island
Neb
Bryan
Red Bank
Charles Lewis
Asbury Park
Philadelphia
Lewis
Aviator Seymour in Accident at Mineola
Seymour, the noted automobile racer turned aviator, was badly bruised when his Curtiss biplane plunged 30 feet during flight at Mineola. The aircraft was badly wrecked in the crash. Astor's Winnipeg Wins at Goodwood. William W. Astor's horse Winnipeg captured the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood in England.
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Mineola
L. L
J Joe Seymour
Astor
Goodwood
Eng
William W. Astor
Winnipeg
Fire at Monmouth Beach damages fence on Niles property
A small blaze at Monmouth Beach yesterday afternoon partially destroyed a fence on A L Niles property. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish it, and a spark from a passing engine is suspected as the cause.
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Monmouth Beach
A. L. Niles
Monmouth Club Outing and Local Carnival Ads
The Monmouth Social Club from Red Bank held a Sunday river outing with a clambake at the Soffel farm and ball games. An Ocean Park Carnival is announced at Long Branch with no entry fee during a parade. Milk price rises to nine cents per quart and five cents per pint due to higher producer demand.
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Monmouth Social Club
Red Bank
Launch
Soffel Farm
Fifth Ave
Dalry
R. R. Rogers
Ocean Highway route inspected for first boulevard leg
The State Ocean Highway Commission and Coast Boulevard Committee inspected the Atlantic Highlands to Cape May route. They favor the shore road from Hopper Avenue over Water Witch hill along Navesink Avenue with a Bay View avenue alignment. A 200 foot elevation road across the hill is favored with an estimated $30,000 widening cost.
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State Ocean Highway Commission
Coast Boulevard Committee
Atlantic Highlands
Cape May
Governor Fort
Senate
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Harry Ward
Frederick Glikykson
Shore
Sears Estate
Hopper Avenue
Bay
Water Witch
Navesink Avenue
Highlands
Bay View Avenue
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
G. F. Laurie
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Henry
Terhune
Matawan
Thomas F. Sommers
Braflley Beach
W. F. Hellner
Trio Arrested for Stealing Crockery from Sea Bright Home
Three tramps were found leaving the residence of W. W. Shipman with crockery utensils. Neighbors alerted Officer Collins and Policemen Covert and Shropshire, who pursued them to the Sea Bright ford where they were held for trial. They were arraigned before Justice D. W. Bedford who ordered them to leave town.
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W. W. Shipman
Collins
Sea Bright
Shropshire
D. W. Bedford
Park Tilford Clambake Set in Newbolds Woods
The Park and Tilford employees hold their annual clambake in Newbold's woods on the first Sunday in August. Luciene Morris will serve the bake.
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Park & Tilford
Newbold's Woods
Luciene Morris
Mrs Van Brunt Buried in Glenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Deborah Van Brunt of Long Branch were held at her sister’s home on Franklin and Second Avenues. She died in Newark on Saturday after a brief illness and was 45. Burial was at Glenwood cemetery with William H. Morris directing. She is survived by a husband and ten children aged six to twenty-two.
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Mary Deborah van Brunt
Robert Wells
Long Branch
B. L. Burtt
Franklin and
Second Avenues
van Brunt
Newark
Glenwood Cemetery
William H. Morris
Former Pastor Ill at Bridgeton. Local Notices Visit
Rev. N. J. Wright superintendent of the Bridgeton district is confined at home due to illness. He once preached at Simpson Methodist Church. Charles Minton, the pharmacist, spent Sundays with his family at Loche New York. Jacob Steinbach advertises summer wear and a fall bazar at Neptune Hall Asbury Park July 28 and 29 with candy and ice cream. Steins offers pajamas and sales at 174-175 Broadway. Sexton Bros undertakers & embalmers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Wright
Bridgeton
Mr. Wright
Simpson Methodist Church
Neptune Hall
North Long Branch
Asbury M. D. Church
Gale
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Grocer
Asbury Church Bazar
Affinity
Wyckoff and Weigand
Charles Wyckoff
Rast Freehold
P. Otto Weigand
Hazlet
Goldstein’s
Philadelphia Giants
All-Collegians
Baseball Park
Chester'm
Truax
Big Long Branch
Watson
Asult
Forger
Banking Co
al. Heiles Asso
Jacob Steinbach
Gilbert Crawford
Railroad Avenue
Duff
Campbell
Meyer
South Elberon
Weather Bureau
Goldstein's
Daily Record
Asbury Fishing Club
Branchport Tower
Beta Company
Seymour
Frances Hoyt
Fort Hancock
Cora Parker
Calvin Parker
George W. Hardy
Borden A. Jeffrey
W. J. Applegate
A. D. van Doren
Newarker
Ingie Tonseth
Mrs
Ingie White
Borden Street
Commission
Hill Road
Charles Minton
Loche
N. Y
Sexton Bros
Tél
L. B. Oi
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