Crippen and Lenave on Montrose as search spreads
Wireless reports from Captain Kimball confirm Dr Crippen and Miss Leneve aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Montrose bound toward Antwerp. Authorities at Father Point coordinate pursuit while Scotland Yard prepares for London inquiry as news spreads via wireless across Quebec.
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Montreal
Que
Kimball
Montrose
A. H. Crippen
Fsher Leneye
Antwerp
Crippen
Charity Canvass to Rally Dimes by 350 Taggers
Fifty chaperons and three hundred taggers will canvass Long Branch Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright for charity. The Monmouth Memorial Hospital and Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor organize a coordinated effort Saturday with district assignments and supervised taggers. Special tags will denote houses cars and individuals and tagged houses become immune. A casino meeting at eight Saturday morning will finalize names for participants.
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Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
Sea Bright
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the
C. H. Irwin
Leon Cubberley View
William H. Walsh
J. H. Nevis, Jr
North Long Branch
Rikia Barber
James Barber
Sarah Barber
Anna Ook
Grace Joline
Bertha Reed
Marion Reed
Helen Kittell
Addie West
Cora van Bruni
Elizabeth Gallagher
Julia Lynes
Dorothy Howland
E. Mazza
Mildred Procter
Claray Wagner
Stella Kane
Virginia Kane
Raymond Himmel
Josie Allen
Eddie Barker
Helen Desmond
Otis Sealan
Jennie Crammer
Adeline Piggage
Blanche Bowman
Nettie Sica
Sarah Durkin
Elsie Hime
Carrie Evans
Samuel Fenandr
John Fagan
Alfred Helles
Carlton Warwick
Ethel Herbert
Nettie Samuels
Ruth
Store Employees Take Strawride to Atlantic Highlands
Goldstein's department store workers and friends enjoyed a strawride last night in a large hay wain. The party traveled to Atlantic Highlands with refreshments aboard and plans for another outing in the near future.
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Goldstein’s Department
Atlantic ‘Highlands
Woolley Sells Lots to Philadelphia Investor
Joseph L. Woolley, superintendent of the Reservation, has sold two Washington street lots to Edwin C. Schafer of Philadelphia, who is connected with Haywood Bros. and Wakefield Co. of New York and plans to build a new home soon. The rest of the fragment details local sales and ads for shirt bargains and a Sugar Bowl ice cream promotion.
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Joseph L. Woolley
Washington Street
Edwin C. Schafer
Philadelphia
Schafer
Haywood Bros. and Wakefield Co
New York
Sea Bright rescuer saves three in surf near store
Howard Pritchard of Sea Bright rescued two young women and a small boy after Miss Irene Brehm and Miss Margaret Whitman drifted beyond their depth. Whitman survived by shock, Brehm fainted but recovered, while Pritchard returned to shore with the child and the other girl.
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Howard Pritchard
Sea Bright
J. B. Pritchard
Pritchard & Williams
Irene Brehm
J. J. Brehm
Margaret Whitman
Miss Whitman
Miss Bricem
Pritchard
Miss Brehm
Whitman
Home Rule for Ireland Planned
Lofton July 29 Frome file for Ireland and Scotland and an imperial parliament with representatives from all colonies is a key step in England's program. Lords power curtailment and budget moves are reportedly agreed upon. Premier Asquith plans to announce results of a secret conference, which diplomats say will be the most important prime ministerial utterance. The Daily Express notes relations with the United States hinge on resolving the Irish question as American influence grows with the Panama Canal.
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London
England
Daily Express
Sys
Great Britain
United States
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Comet Club Dinner at Captain Al Smiths
Oceanport Comet Club held its monthly dinner at Captain Al Smith's on Thursday evening. Attendees included H. Whitney Sonrow, Joseph A. Wolcott, Grover Wolcott, Captain Benjamin Eldridge, Charles Dorsett, Benjamin Jennings, Harry Drake, Dr. William Slocum, Walter Woolley, Daniel Minser, William Anderson, Frank L. Price, Samuel Smock, Edward Meagher, James McCreery, Edward Billings, Douglass T. Garrigan, A. L. Cowles, and A. B. Tillotson.
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Comet Club
Oceanport
al Smith
H. Whitney Sonrow
Joseph A. Wolcott
Grover Wolcott
Benjamin Eldridge
Charles Dorsett
Benjamin Jennings
Harry Drake
William Slocum
Walter Woolley
Daniel Minser
William Anderson
Frank L. Price
Samuel Smock
Edward Meagher
James McCreery
Edward Billings
Douglass T. Garrigan
A. L. Cowles
A. 8. Tillotson
Monmouth Arrivals and Property Transfers
Yesterday at the Monmouth Beach Inn I B Daumont of Jersey City N J M Lawrence Millspaugh of Ontario Canada Mrs M L Millspaugh and Miss Virginia H Millspaugh arrived. Sells the Ratontown property on Tinton Avenue near Store Road to Otto Applegate of New York for possession August first. Charles Campbell of Eatontown sells property and will move to a new dwelling nearby today.
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Monmouth
Monmouth Beach Inn
I. B. Daumont
Jersey City
N. J
M. Lawrence Millspaugh
Ontario
Canada
M. L. Millspaugh
Virginia H. Millspaugh
Charles Campbell
Eatontown
Tinton Avenue
Store Road
Ratontown
Otto Applegate
New York
Mr.Campbel
Weather Forecast for New Jersey and Surrounding Area
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight in New Jersey with increasing clouds and a chance of showers by Saturday evening. Light to moderate variable winds will accompany the change, with a thirty six hour outlook ending Saturday at 8 p m.
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U. 5. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Interesting in Horse Show It Draws to a Close
New York exhibitor Paul A. Sorg led eighty four entries at the seventeenth annual open air horse show with two blues and two reds totaling winnings of three hundred dollars. Other top winners included C. W. Watson and D. C. Flanagan with multiple ribbons, and Miss Helen Alexander Edward Kearney and others named among winners. The event drew large attendance and featured hunters jumpers and a three furlong race as the program closed.
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Paul A. Sore
New York
C. W. Watson
D. C. Flanagan
Mr. Sorg
Watson Stable
Lehman Straus
Prince Albert
Mountain Boy
George Kin
John Doyle
P. A. Sorg
Co. W. Watson
W. A. McGibbon
Helen Alexander
Edward Kearney
R. H. Wasserman
H. L. Bell
James Hever
R. D. Coe
Joseph Meyer
J. P. McKay
C. ©. Filler
Cal Reynolds
Mr. Watson
Sea Bright
A. D. ‘Benner
Misa R. H. ‘Wasserman
Lorg
Watson
DeWitt C. Flanagan
Lord Russell
Paul A. Sorg
Royal Victoria
Newark auto party in wreck after Pleasure Bay trip
A Newark party of five in a new 40 h p Locomobile crashed near the Goose Neck drawbridge after driver Carruthers swerved onto a footpath to pass two cars. Five occupants were thrown from the car. two young ladies and another passenger were injured. rescue followed as the car broke apart.
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Newark
Pleasure Bay
Long Branch
William Carruthers
Goose Neck Drawbridge
Long Bridge
Aid Aie
Carruthers
Bayard Dominick
Monmouth Beach
D. F. Connor
Fortun
Tar and Feathers On Spite Fence Near Rumson Court
James Munroe Allgor went to court in Freehold to have signs taken down from his spite fence at Rumson to quash two libel indictments. After returning home he reportedly vowed another attack, placing tar and feathers around the names of leading Rumson citizens on the fence.
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James Munroe Allgor
Freehold
Rumson
Rumson Road
Allger
Giants defeat All-Collegians at Baseball Park
Philadelphia Giants beat the All-Collegians 9 to 2 yesterday afternoon. The colored team fielded sharply and fired rapidly, while the Collegians made costly errors and failed to hit when runs were in sight. Attendance was poor, raising concerns over the Collegians’ financial viability for future games.
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Philadelphia Giants
Long Branch
All-Collegians
Baseball Park
Giants
Collegians
Daniels
Warwick
Oceanic People Buy Automobiles and a 1908 Wedding in Hoboken
Mrs John T Brady of Oceanic buys an automobile while her daughter Nana learns to drive from Samuel Crooks of Oceanic who plans to sell his Buick to buy a Marmon. Ada M Campbell daughter of James Campbell of Norwood Ave marries Walter T Thacker in Hoboken N J.
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John T. Brady
Oceanic
Nana
Samuel Crooks
Ocean~ Jc
Mise
Ada M. Campbell
James Campbell
Norwood Avenas
Walter T. Thecker
Hoboken
N. J
Justice Engler
Mbreman
Free Reading Room
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Ghipfea
Montrosé
Belle Isle
Father Point
Charles Gauvreau
Dew
Scotland Yard
Laurentic
Ottawa
Sherwood
Gauveau
Leneve
Helen Prentice
Prentice Strong
Galilee
Rose Hill Cemetery
L. L
John G. Sexton
Rev
W. Ditton Dale
St. George's Church
Momday
Norwood Ave
Goldstein's
Mary Patten
Long Pranch
E. J. Kuechle
West 106Th St
Goldstein
Wey Frey & Harris
Chester M. Truax
The
Daily Record
Mr. Woolley
Frey & Harris
Slocum
Bessie Clayton
Paris
Olympic Theatre
Atlantic Hotel
Maternity Hospital
Hudsons
Brooklyn
Broad Way
William A. Brady
Sugar Bow
Ireland
Iitish
Asquith
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mason
Broadway
Léudaw
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Register
Thomas Irving Brown
William P. Huge
George ©. Hance
Charles K. Hunrihouse
Allen G. Dette
Frederic C. Haynes
Fifth Ave
R. R. Rogers
Allgor
Bright and Rumson
Harvest Home
Old First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Long Branch
Oxfords
Ford & Miller
Red Bank
Oxford Wear
West End
Duff & Campbell
Jegiats
Pearson's
Oxford
Pearson Brothers
Peachew
Undertaker and Embalmers
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