Regatta Planned by South Shrewsbury Yacht Club
Arrangements are under way by the South Shrewsbury Ice Yacht and Boat Club for a Saturday regatta this July. A three person committee Bray Davis W Hit Lewis and William C Nye was appointed to plan events for member boats. The regatta will be club member only and the club shows renewed activity with Walter Clarke aiding membership. The ladies auxiliary met and a social hour followed.
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South Shrewsbury
Walter Clarke
Long Branch Mian Died On A Train
A 25 year old colored man Puryea, from Clarksburg Virginia, died on a train en route to Philadelphia after reaching Clinton street station staffed by county physician Scammell. He had worked as porter or waiter in local hotels and suffered consumption. His mother traveled north to prepare for the trip. the body will be sent to Clarksburg. His father, Benjamin Puryea, died suddenly in the Third Avenue Hotel employ.
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Clarksburg
Varwis
Philadel
Clinton Street
Scammell
Puryea
Buryea
Monmouth Junction
Trenton
God Mother
Benjamin Puryea
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Third Avenue Hotel
Roosevelt parade plans and theater additions in city
Nassau County L L plans a naval demonstration on the Nassau with banners and bands. Roosevelt reception routings include Fifth Avenue lined with organizations and a public review rather than a traditional parade. Broadway Theatre adds five acts and moving pictures, with Electra Rule and other acts featured tonight. Trout stocking grants owner L B Schram 1500 yearling fish for his stream with three year no fishing.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Carranles
Fifth Avenue
Siser
59Th
Mr Roosevelt
Central Park
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Rosevelt Rough Riders
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sherry’s
Broadway
Rosenberg
Electra Rule
Rita & Bainy Curtis
Brown & Brown
Harry Dunn
Lillian Rose
L. B. Schram
Lincoln Avenue
Solomon Maps
Washington
Sehram
Sehiam
Signed Pledge Relates to Jail Avoidance for Local Figure
George Bo Stewart known in Red Bank was arrested on a complaint of Overseer Rot McQuern for non support. He was held at Town Hall overnight and heard before Squire James Ho Breckles. He signed a pledge to remain sober and support his family, with suspended sentence if he fails. He faces possible rearrest and transfer to Freehold for a Niger class. a local block transfer followed a street corner relocation note at Picadarray box St.
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George Bo Stewart
Red Bank
McQuern
James Ho Breckles
Frank Patterson
Picadarray Box St
Sra View Avende
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
Brook Street
Samote Flesh-Forming Food Backed by Frank K. Gano
Advertising claims Samose will add firm flesh and health, with a money back guarantee if it fails. Frank K. Gano promotes the product as a line of beauty through curves and urges quick gains in flesh after 10 days.
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Frank K. Gano
Local Weddings and a Newark Honorary Funeral Report
Miss Morris weds Chas Hoffman at Star of the Sea Church with Rev. Cantwell officiating. Bridal party includes Anita A. Goll and Stephen J. Hoffman. After a breakfast at the Gouwe cottage the couple leaves for New York then Europe. Another wedding in Newark sees Alma Conover wed Lettlett R Conover with reception in Lincoft. Also notices the death of Beran Cotlages resident in Long Branch and Dr Howard Beck Reed graduating from Columbia College.
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Sia
Miss the
Anita
Stephen J Hoffman
Carl Munich
George Daly
Gouwe
Chesem Avenue
Ocloeck
New York
Mrs. Hoffman
H N Menke
Goble
Hoffman Bota
Hyes & Flock
Conover Moll
Newark
Charles P. Moll
Alma
Hewlett R Conover
John R. Conover
Lincroft
Seven Owl
Red Bank
Zroom
Emma Conover
Conover
Brown Ponger
Mr Moll
Bayvist
Marineleg Les Tathey
Sete
Line Pie T
Hin
Onward Chater Nos
Jefta
Gm Redphan
Lesa Fe Beran
Beran
Ward
Europe
Dr. Reed
Howard Beck Reed
James J. Reed
Columbia College
J. Reed
Win Reed
Memorial to Robert Fulton Gate to rise on Hudson River
The Fulton Monument association plans a white marble and granite water gate on the North river from 114th to 116th streets in New York to honor Robert Fulton. A jury of four architects and four association members selected the design from 62 entries. About 3 million dollars will be raised by public subscription to build a grand river gateway with a colonnade, arch, museum, and banquet spaces, spanning 350 feet with 160 steps.
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Great Water Gate
Hudson River
One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Fulton Monument Association
North River
New York
Robert Fulton
United States
New York City
Riverside Drive
Prier
Fulton
LHI
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Richard Delafield
W Hi. Metcher
Ro Fulton Cutting
Hoss Helstand
Isaac Guggenheim
State of New York
Riverside Park
Th van Buren Magonigle
Teacher in Eatontown Charged After Student Knockdown
George Dennis of Eatontown waived hearing before Justice Edward Wis and awaits grand jury action on a charge of knocking down and rendering Joseph Schick unconscious. Dennis, acting as teacher at Eatontown public school, claimed the boy fell on a desk during a dispute over chalk. The Schicks allege motive in Spite after a suspension and prior rumors.
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George Dennis
Eatontown
Eatonown
Bessie Morrie
Edward Wis
Red Bank
Joseph Schick
Charles Schick
Howard Higginson
Rul Bank
Dennis’ Bondisman
Dennis
Fitontown Board of Education
Otis G. Crane
Mr. Dens
Dix Succeeds Connors as Democratic State Chairman
John A. Dix of Washington County was unanimously elected chairman of the Democratic State Committee to succeed William J. Connors. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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New York
John A. Dix
Washington County
Democratic State Committee
William J. Connors
Sunday School Strike At Holmdel Reefered Church Ends In Petition
Twenty Sunday school members sign a petition at Holmdel Reformed Church asking superintendent William W. Conover and assistant Edgar Schenck to resign. They refuse to attend while these men hold office, but the issue triggers reduced Sunday attendance. Also noted is the start of a trolley extension project and local athlete Tommy Hines signing with York in the Tri-State league.
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Holmdel
Holmdel Reformed Church
Willam W. Conover
Edgar Schenck
Conover
Schenck
Mr Schenck
Tommy Hines
York
Tomuy
Tri-State
Eddie Zimmerman
Newark Tigers
Plac E
Temple Beth-M Miriam Readies Summer Services
Regular summer services begin at Temple Beth-Miriam on Bath avenue with a new choir directed by Mrs. C Blumberg. The organist and daughter of Rev B Morris, she will lead voices heard Friday evening. Lectures resume a week later as the synagogue continues its musical service tradition.
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Temple Beth-Miriam
Bath Avenue
C. Blumberg
Blomberg
B. Morris
Beth-Miriam
New Dyers Company Opens After Lease to London Cleaning
Miss Rose Fay leases stores on Lincoln Avenue to the London Cleaning and Dyeing Company. They will open in a few days. The building has been reshingled and porches extended, making the premises very active. For advertisement in the Daily Record.
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Old
Virginia
Lewis S. White
Charles Oschear
Joseph Cohen
First Avenue
John T. Nagle
Oceanic
Samuel T
No. 16
Sons of Veterans
Eintracht Hall
Alfred Bottieher
Bertram Birch
Red Bank House
Danbury
Counte
Borde
Vereid
Navesink Lodge
Tryihg Valison
M. M. Davi
Teddys
Schram Stream
Miss Morris, Bride OF
Chas, Hoffman
Long Branch Girl
Mewark Young Men
Weddley
Star of Sea Church
Harold Reed
Atchar Strattine Freetuor
Daiyes
Shanley
Nerth Bone
Trav
Rough Riders
Texas
New Mexico
Tivendore
Doherty Ranch
Nhat
Stites
Rough Rider
Orgason
Euriquez
Thes
Eatontown Public School
Belfion
Fair Haven
W Lloyd Parker
Charles Parker
Delia Maria Parker
David Parker
Edward Taylor
William Kave
Evergreen Cemetery
The
Water
Parker
Dix
Connors
Daily Record
Hackett-Carhart
W. H. Woolley
Sixth Ave
Thirteenth Street
Cartiart & Co
113Th St
Chambers St
Atlantic and
Florence Avenues
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Speedway
Temple Beth
New Dyers Company
Oskar Anderson
Draper
City Hall
Cookman and
Grand Avenues
Asbury Park
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