Sea Bright man defies libel case with tar and feathers
J M Allger says he fulfilled state agreement at Freehold, warns of further action if trial proceeds. He claims he removed gratuitous material from a fence but left inscriptions, insisting constitutional rights remain intact while vowing not to call attention to individuals named. He laments the settlement and aims to “show those people up.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Allger
Sea Bright
Freehold
Europe
Simpson M E Church Sunday services schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 745 p m Epworth League 7 p m pastor conducts both services strangers invited Loversidge Underwear factory Eatontown shut two week vacation Ada Hendrickson ill at home Visiting His Sister at Eatontown Fried Bagley visiting sister Amenda Bagley Eatontown Bargains at Goldstein shirt sale Prof J J Harvey 125 lb champion vs Will Bingham at Pennsylvania Theatre Aug 2 ladies invited next week Shep Camp's Minstrels Penn City Four and others St James Parish Hall Tuesday 35 cents Supper 6 30 to 8 30 Garden Hose sale Chester Truax 223 Broadway 162dawit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E
Epworth
J. J. Harvey
America
Will Bingham
England
Pennsylvania Theatre
West End
Shep Camp
Penn City
Bay State
Barry Mills
Man crushed in elevator cable at Takanassee Hotel
Arthur Challener a 25 year old hotel porter was caught by an elevator cable and crushed around the chest. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in a private ward after the car carried him from basement to first floor. Doctors said several ribs were fractured and his condition would take days to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Challener
Takanassee
Woolley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer and Fleck
Challener
Louis Hammerslough
Ocean Avenue
Hennessey
Mr. Hammerslough
Hammerslough
Clayton and
Swanson
Valene Neilson
Ludwick Melford
Seventh Avenue
Borough Council weighs gutter assessments on First Avenue
A special Atlantic Highlands council meeting heard property owners grievances over concrete gutter costs on First Avenue. Some assumed fifteen cents per foot was total cost, with borough share. others argued only half. Council may lower assessments, but initial decision likely to keep first issued figures. Rumpel Brothers lease Red Bank butcher shop, take over Daniel Allaire’s Fair Haven shop after refurbishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
First Avenue
W. H. Posteif
Charles, van Mater
J. B. Ewan
George W. Davis
Jacob Rhodes
8. T. White
M. R. Maxson
Judge Foster
Messrs. Foster
Rhode
W. H. Posten
Fair Haven
Rumpel Brothers
Red Bank
Daniel Allaire
Allaire
Red Bank steamroller accident injures Eatontown man
Milliard Aumack of Eatontown was burned by escaping steam from a broken pipe on Charles Burd's steamroller at Red Bank on Tuesday. He was treated by a Red Bank physician and returned home to Eatontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Milliard Aumack
Eatontown
Charles Burd
Mr. Aumack
Plan Big Greeting For New Pastor At First Baptist
Arrangements by the First Baptist Church for the installation of Rev. Thomas B Hughes of Stoughton Wisconsin next Tuesday evening. A Monday reception for Hughes and family precedes the eight oclock service with a lengthy program of welcomes from church groups officials and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Thomas B Hughes
Stoughton
Wis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hughes
Harry van Cleaf
W. F. Clark
H. L. King
W. B. Matteson
Monmouth Association
M. V. McDuffle
City of
Long Branch
First ‘Baptist Church
Holmes Cottrell
First Baptist Sunday-school
John F. Davison
T. B. Hughes
Dr. McDuffie
Miss Chrissie Smith Dead in Elberon Long Branch
Miss Chrissie A. Smith longtime Elberon summer resident dies of heart paralysis after a brief illness at seventy six. She was executrix of her sister Mrs J Edgar Thompson and a trustee of the Pennsylvania Orphanage near Elberon. Funeral Monday at St James Chapel Ocean Avenue with burial in Philadelphia. she leaves brothers Henry Smith of Philadelphia and Gilead Smith abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
Long Branch
Chrissie A. Smith
Smith
J. Edgar Thompson
Great Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Orphanage
St. James’ Chapel
Ocean Avenue
Paul A. Birdsall
Philadelphia
Abijah Smith
Brooklyn
Henry ©. Smith
Gilead Smith
Miss Mamie Bowman Visits Parents in Red Bank
Miss Mamie Bowman of Eatontown spends a couple of weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bowman of Red Bank. James F Cunningham of Fair Haven joins Red Bank Council No 984 Royal Arcanums of Red Bank at a Thursday meeting. After initiation all went to Langs for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Bowman
Eatontown
Mrs
Benjamin Bowman
Red Bank
James F. Cunningham
Fair Havven
Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanums
Lang's
Weather forecast and local carnival notices in New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather and light to moderate northwest winds for the next thirty six hours ending Sunday at 8 p m in New Jersey. A children's carnival is advertised at Ocean Park Casino Bath and Ocean Long Branch with entry details and parade route. Market ads note Mason Fruit Jars and Chester M Truax at 223 Broadway Libldew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Ocean Park Casino
Bath and Ocean
Long Branch
Mason
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
Climax of Horse Show Sees Great Society Parade
The Week reports a dramatic finale at the horse show featuring a Great Society themed parade. Spectators watched as top riders competed for top honors amid festive pageantry and community celebration.
Asbury Park Lumber Plant Burns In Major Fire
A massive blaze destroyed the Buchanan & Smock Lumber Company mill at Asbury Park, with loss pegged at $150,000 and about $90,000 insured. Firemen from Asbury Park Ocean Grove West Grove and Bradley Beach battled the flames for hours, saving nearby homes as the mill complex burned completely within minutes. The cause remains undetermined though theories point to a grass fire near the building or the power plant. The blaze halted work for 60 plus carpenters and left about 150 workers jobless while rebuilding plans start immediately. Local coverage notes large crowds and a significant aviation grandstand project lost in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan & Smock Lumber Company
Second
Third Avenues
Sanford and
Comstock Streets
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
West Grove
Bradley Beach
Langford Street
Long Branch
Red Bank
Buchanan & Smock Company
Asbury Park Aviation Meet
George A. Smock
W. Harvey Jones
Columbia Hotel
Har W. Smock
Drought Breaks After Heavy Rain In New Jersey
A severe drought in New Jersey ends as 11.4 inches of rain fall in under three hours. Rain has been scarce since June 18 with only light showers, leaving six weekly totals at .89 inches. July 8 was the last rain, heat records fell, vegetation suffered, vegetable prices rose and farms statewide face extensive losses estimated near five to six times a million dollars in Monmouth County and across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Campmeeting Services This Summer Benefit Aged and Orphans
Beginning tomorrow and continuing until August 28, camp meeting services will be held at the corner of Liberty Street and Sea View Avenue. Proceeds go to the Aged and Orphans Industrial Association, maintaining a home in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Sea View Avenue
Industrial Adsacotation
Long Branch
Strawride Outing By A. P. Store Clerks And Guests
A group including Big Strawride and clerks from the A. P. store plus members of the 8. C. F. Club enjoyed a strawride last night. Their guests included several young ladies from the hello station of the telephone company. The outing toured Red Bank and Sé9 Dright before returning, described as a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
8. C. F. Club
Hello
Telephone Company
Red Bank
On Trail of Stolen Horse
David Lerner, a North Broadway liveryman, hunted a stolen black mare and black colt last Sunday. He traced a thief to Highland Beach, visited yesterday without recovering the animal, and today resumes the search with the thief’s name secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lerner
North Broadway
Tives
Rain Delays Morning Tagging as Harvest Nears
Rain spoiled this morning work for taggers as Saturday off at railroad stations. Few took trains for New York. Miss Lillian Gano received a 36 tip from Murray Guggenheim. Taggers expected a harvest this afternoon. Maurice Rossin and family left for Glen New Hampshire for a short stay. May, daughter of Morris May, to go to Glen on Monday and return mid August to May cottage in Jerome Avenue. Visiting in Eatontown Mrs Ott of Brooklyn visiting Mrs Emma v. Visiting in New York Mrs David Byron and others spend a few days in York. Three years in LOHe Branch and doing more cleaning than any tailor. Gorcey & Son tailors 71 away. See Calendar at St James Parish Hall after noon and evening. Shirts for 79c at Slocum's. Subscription calendar at St James Parish Hall Tuesday after noon and evening. Balmers, 616 Broadway. Tal. 1239 L. B, wit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Gano
Murray Guggenheim
Lohe
Gorcey & Son
Vacation Visitors From Pittsburg Arrive For Two Week Stay
Harleigh J. Yoder and Harry B. Davison of Pittsburg arrive yesterday for a two week visit with Mr. Davison’s parents on Joline avenue Long Branch. Yoder works in a machine shop and Davison, formerly a Long Branch boy, is connected with Westinghouse Electric in the smoky city. Also notes about local sales events and milk price increase at Fifth Ave Dairy starting Aug 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Harleigh J. Yoder
Harry. B. Davison
Pittsburg
Davison
Joline Ave
Long Branch
Yoder
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Smoky City
Amaree
Fifth Ave. Dairy
R. R. Rogers
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Loversidge
Ada Hendrickson
Railroad Avenue
Fried Bagley
Waterfield, N. Y
Amenda Bagley
Goldstein's
Ste
St. James’ Parish Hall
Norwood Ave
St. James’ Parish
Hall
Brighton Avenue
John W. Fleck
S. James’ Parish Hall
Slocum
The
Daily Record
St. James' Bazar
Goldstein
Liberty St
William A. Brady
Chrissie Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arcanums
Weather Bureau Forecast
St. James’ Bazar
Jersey Coast
Asbury Fire
Jacob Steinbach
Stocum
du & Campbell
Paul A. Sorg
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
James Hever
C. Fitler
Riverton
N. J
Show Grounds
North Jersey
J. W. Watson
J. W. Harriman
Lehman Straus
W. A. McGibbon
Monmouth Park Stock Farm
M. H. Oppenheim
A. D. Benner
G. Wallen
B. Gunther
George D. King
W. M. Meyer
C. C. Fitler
H. J. Graham
Fred Wettach
Nala
Lord Baltimore
Dr. Wentz
Scranton
C. We Watson
Lord Baltime
Roosevelt
Mrs. Ott
Af Klyn
Emma v
David Byron
Ter
York
Sexton Bros
Balmers
Tal
L. B
Wit
Jacob Haa Ag
St. James
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