All Collegians Lose After Pretty Contest
Freehold defeated All Collegians five to two at Baseball Park yesterday. Pfeiffer led Freehold with a three bagger and two runs. Thompson and Perry made key plays, while Racklin struggled on the mound for the visitors. Umpire Woolley resumed after a delay as Freehold took the lead in the eighth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Baseball Park
All-Collegiana
Smith
Thompson
Pfeiffer
Racklin
MacDonough
Woolley
Ahte
Long
Warwick
Harper
Pearson
All Collegians
Wichard
Hemminger
McDonough
Wolworth
Salz
Sibley
All-Collegians
Stanley
Gunning
Rowland
Daniels
McDermit
Cornwell Seeks Red Bank Home On Branch Avenue
George Sewing of Red Bank is building a new house for M. F. Cornwell on Branch avenue Red Bank. The 26 by 34 foot dwelling will have a front and side porch and modern improvements. Completion is expected by September 15 at an approximate cost of 2700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sewing
Red Bank
M. F. Cornwell
Branch Avenue
Grange Members Plan Tent at Monmouth County Fair
Shrewsbury Grange members met Tuesday night in Red Bank to discuss erecting a tent at the fair. Refreshments and meals will be served from the tent with proceeds benefiting the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Grange
Monmouth County Fair Association
Red Bank
Globe Hotel
Grange
Bread and Cake Sale for Sea Bright Church
On Saturday the Sea Bright Methodist Church ladies will host a home made bread pie and cake sale for church funds. Members compete to be the best pastry artist with Mrs O A Megill as sale committee chairperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Sea Bright Methodist Church
O. A. Megill
Building a House at Red Bank for Miss Elliott
Walters and Minton of Hatontown are constructing a 24 by 28 foot house on Wallace Street Red Bank. The residence will include hardwood floors and modern improvements, priced at 3500 dollars with occupancy planned in October. Reverend Alfonso Dare pastor of the Bimpson Memorial M E Church has recovered from illness and returns to lead tonight's mid week prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters & Minton
Hatontown
Jennie Eliott
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Alfonso Dare
Bimpson Memorial M. BE
South Jersey
Interest centers in Patten contest at horse show
The Monmouth County Horse Show Association second day featured a segment of competition with a Wat son pair victory in Class 56 for pairs. My Maryland and Ringing Bells beat Dignity and Manhattan, while Puritan Maid and Precise placed third. Miss Helen G. Alexander won the opening class and tomorrow promises a clash for the Patten Challenge Cup as Harriman and Watson contend with Nala and My Maryland in a race to claim the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Sorg
C. W. Watson
Watson
My Maryland
Ringing Bells
Sorg
Dignity
Manhattan
Puritan Maid
Precise
Helen G. Alexander
Harriman
Nala
Monmouth County Horse Show Association
Erlow
C. Fitler
M. H. Oppenheim
W. A. McGibbon
James Hever
Roosevelt visitors auto kills child at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay July 28 Anna Hempstead 34 was killed instantly when an auto owned by F M Doubleday en route to visit Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill struck her. Meanwhile Joseph Bluefoot, a Black man beaten and badly wounded in a previous incident, is alive and improving at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Oyster Bay
Anna Hempstead
F. M. Doubleday
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Asbury
Joseph Bluefoot
Asbury Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
M. J. Herries
Shiner Larry Burke Hit Eye by Supposed Friend
Brighton avenue resident Larry Burke was struck in the eye by a man described as a supposed friend. Patrolman Dodd escorted both men to city hall for an explanation, but Burke declined to press charges and the pair were released. An upcoming event at Neptune Hall North Long Branch benefits Ashbury M E Church with crafts, candy, ice cream and a sale on July 28 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Burke
Brighton Avenue
Shiner
Larry
Dodd
City Hall
Asgallat
Neptune Hall
North Long Branch
Ashbury M. BE
Will Miss Carnival as Park Official Sends 20 Dollar Note
Park Commissioner Brent Good from Carlsbad Germany will miss this year’s carnival due to treatment abroad. He encloses a $20 check to aid the carnival and notes he will travel to London to arrange advertising for Carter Medicine Co. for Britain and colonies. He reports Carlsbad is filling up fast with 38 016 registered as of July 13 and describes Burgomaster taxes on travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good
Carlsbad
Brent Good
Germany
Mrs. Good
London
Carter Medicine Company
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
India
South Africa
Mr. Good
Seventy Patients at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Seventy patients are under treatment at Monmouth Memorial Hospital today. The latest arrivals are Mrs. Alice Wright and Miss Helena Blanchette from Nutmeg State. Both are surgical patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Alice Wright
Helena Blanchette
Visiting Union Delegates Arrested in New York Riot Rumor
A group of New York union men were detained at Third and Morris avenues and taken to City Hall before being released by Recorder Van Doren as no charges were filed. Delegates said they were locating a factory opened as a branch of a New York concern under union ban. Patrols found no riot or trouble on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Union
Third and
Morris Avenues
City Hall
van Doren
New York
Union
Miller
Edwards
Spain Breaks Off Ties With Vatican in Madrid
Spain and the Vatican sever diplomatic relations today in Madrid. The move was announced amid ongoing tensions between church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Vatican
Madrid
Agreement to nolle indictments over Rumson billboard obstruction
A settlement reached at Freehold ends two indictments against Alan H. Allgor by agreeing to nolle prosequi if the obstructive Rumson road billboard is removed by Tuesday. If not removed, libel charges will proceed. the case follows years of local disputes. Also reported are sentences for Bassone deserting his wife and Loretta Spencer's larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Alan H. Strong
James M. Allgor
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Allgor
Rumson Road
Strong
Foster
Mr. Allgor
Sea Bright
Allger
Sea Bright and
Rumson
P. Hall Packer
Packer
James Bagssone
Long Branch
Bassone
Loretta Spencer
Asbury Park
Trenton
Couple differs on date of marriage
J Harvey Wood, summer resident of Atlantic Highlands and figure in New York real estate, announced the marriage to Miss Modjeska R Clark would be postponed indefinitely. He said business and travel plans prevented the ceremony at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York today. Miss Clark disputed the claim and suggested the wedding would proceed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvey Wood
Atlantic Highlands
New York
Modjeska R. Clark
Mr. Wood
Broadway
Miss Clark
Steels
Wood
New Jersey Fair Tonight and Friday Forecast
Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Friday 8 pm for New Jersey. Fair skies tonight and Friday with slightly cooler conditions in the north and light to moderate northwest winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Rumson Triumphs In Final Monmouth Challenge Match
The Rumson Country Club defeated the Essex Freebooters 8 to 4 on Rumson field, earning two legs in the Ocean Highway cup. Walter McClure starred, scoring five goals as the series finale concluded the Rumson bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Freebooters
Felix Warburg
W. Strother Jones
Rumson Country Club
Rumson Field
Rumsons
Rumson
Walter McClure
W. McClure
C. H. Sabin
W. T. Huhne
Back
H. J. Neilson
Freebooters
N. L. Tillney
H. Tilney
J. H. Hunt
C. Lawrence
Bicyclist Hit By Auto On Liberty Street
William O'Brien, a local insurance clerk, was riding on Liberty Street when a car turning from Central Avenue struck the rear of his bicycle. He was thrown and struck his left shoulder, suffering pain and shock but no serious injury. He remounted and went home. The driver left the scene. Roy Joline, a local bird fancier, received five Golden Sebrights from Dreynoth Farms of Atlantic Highlands, prize winners from the Orange Poultry Show. He plans a large exhibit at the Monmouth County Fair and hopes for a medal for the largest group of fancy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Brien
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
Mr. O'Brien
Roy Joline
Dreynoth Farms
Atlantic Highlands
Joline
Monmouth County Fair
Jeweler Displays Loving Cups for Local Carnivals
L Miller, a jeweler, showcases a display of loving cups in his shop window. Some cups are for Long Branch, while Sea Bright carnival committee selects a mix of small and large engraved designs. Engravings will be delayed until winners are chosen. Public invited to view the cups, especially those for Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Miller
Mr. Miller
Harvest home at Old Tennent proves highly successful
The harvest home last night at Old Tennent drew large crowds with 1500 supper tickets sold by 9 pm at 60 cents each and more than 2000 suppers served. Notables from the area attended including Mayor and Mrs M V Poole of West Long Branch and the Slocum and Haslam Slocum families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Tennent
Franck C. Storck
F. T. Bloom
Red Bank
Freehold
M. V. Poole
West Long Branch
BE. R. Slocum, Jr
BE. R. Slocum
Belle Slocum
Avis Hathaway
Haslam Slocum
Milk price rise at Fifth Ave Dairy from August first
Announcement states milk will cost nine cents per quart and five cents per pint starting Aug 1 1910 due to higher producer demand. Signed by Fifth Ave Dairy-R Rogers 168 to 1774&w Automobiles to hire Tel 367 West End. Du Campbell 169dewit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
R. R. Rogera
West End
du & Campbell
Carnival fund drive launches with box sales and canvass plan
The carnival committee and John H. Parker announce box sales for the Ocean Park event with 200 boxes priced 10 to 15 dollars. A citywide canvass seeks funds from a dime up, with eight to ten canvassers named including John Bailly and F Leroy Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Committee
John H. Parker
Ocean Park
Ocean Avenue
Carnival
Board of Trade
John and
Ernest Bailly
F. Leroy Barry
Rupert Marshall
Mr. Condon
Misses Wertheim
Ralph L. Korn
J. A. Stratton
Hollywood Golf Club Head Weds Local Woman
William D Edwards Hollywood Golf Club superintendent announced his marriage in Fullerton Maryland on June 19 at the bride’s home with witnesses. The couple approached Long Branch for their new life, while Edwards called himself the happiest man in creation. The piece also lists Charlotte High School honor pupils for last year with names and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Edwards
Hollywood Golf Club
Pillamng
Edwards
Mr. Bedwards
Ida BE
Fullerton
Long Branch
West Long Branch
Planning Big Gall Reception At West End Casino
Planning for the Enoch and Oxford markets annual reception and dance on August 17 at the West End Casino progresses with committees named and tickets on sale. Prof J Pitman West's orchestra will provide music and the hall will be decorated and illuminated with additional novelties for guests. Sexton Bros undertakers and balmers 616 Broadway Tel 122 L lbsdewee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch
Oxford
Brighton Avenue
West End
J. Pitman Weat
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Balmers
Broadway
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M. F. Cornwell Building House
Pastor Dare
M. Truax
New L. 8S
Wilbur Vanderslice
United States Volunteer’ Lifesaving Corps
George W. Watson
Joseph Phillips
Lewis Hall
Sea Brights Corps
Port-au-Peck
New Jersey Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association
Wardell
Shrewsbury
Newark
Knights of Pythias
Freehold Lodge
Walter B. Hildreth
I. D. K. Association of New York
J. Iverhard
Kitceron
Wardell’s
Maine Camp
Bertie Wardell
Edward Wardell
Camp Wildmere
Maine Woods
Morris
George Johnson
Alloor
Aleange
Weather Bureau
Ocean Highway
State Commission
Ocean Grove
New Jersey State Highway Commission
Sea Girt
Governor Fort
Ward
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Meecker
Gilkyson
Bouevard
Navesink Highlands
Monmouth Beach
Deal
Allenhurst
Asbury Fork
Ocean Front
Wesley Lake
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
Lakewood
Toms River
Tuckerton
Cape May
Shark River
Manasquan Inlet
Bay Head
Commission
Tems River
Burlington Country
Mullica River
Cedarville
Seaville
Borough of
Dr. Ballard
T. Frank
Meeker
Highlands
State Commission On Highways
Sea Gi
Boulevard Committee
Condit
Colgate
Gaskill
Hellner
John BE. Foster
U. 88. Vixon
New Jersey Naval
George F. Laurie
Water Witch Club
Judge Foster
Mr. Laurie
Tennent
McFaddie
Clark
Sachs
Monmouth County
Walling
H. G. Clark
Parker
Richard Deeves
Acker
Herrall & Condit Company
Maryland
Edwarda
Golf Club
Chattie High School
Pitman Potter
Maxom Garhart
Margaret Howland
Frederick Shield
Clarence
Svenson
A Gride
Ruth Rhins
M Sickles
Benjamin van. 'Tide
Bila Zeroskie
Ites Hendricksson
Phylise van Brunt
Mildred Wool‘Tey
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