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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

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Pier Contract for 1,400,000 Awarded in Long Branch

Preliminary steps toward erecting a new concrete and steel pier in front of the Mansion house property were taken as Long Branch Pier and Land Company awarded contractor Samuel R. Rosoff a 1.4 million dollar deal. Rosoff agreed to complete the pier and buildings in fifteen months, with concrete work to be finished before freezing weather and the project aiming for steamers to land before the 1911 season. Lumber firm Chandler & Maps received a 126,000 feet order to start deliveries this afternoon, while J. H. Rosa will supervise the work. Continued on Highth Page.

Mansion House Hotel Parnaci Long Branch Pier and Land Company Samuel R. Rosoff Park Row New York Ocean Park Rosoff Chandler & Maps Augustus Chandler J. H. Rosa _will

Overhauling Library at Red Bank Church Continues

The Sunday school library of the First Methodist Church in Red Bank is being recatalogued under Superintendent Robert Hitchings with John Watson, assisted by Kelby Warden and Kenneth Morford. New books will be ready for distribution in about two weeks.

First Methodist Church Red Bank Robert Hitchings John Watson Kelby Warden Kenneth Morford

Enforcing Broadway Traffic Rules Again

Broadway police resume enforcement of the traffic ordinance during the upcoming shopping season. Patrolmen report drivers, especially those from larger cities, resist staying to the right. The congestion is expected from now until fall, with arrests threatened for noncompliance.

Broadway

Wonderful display of women's wash suits at Goldstein's

Straws offers tailor-made wash suits in all styles priced from 1.00 to 9.00 to please every buyer. Slocum's showcases a broad range, with a sales pitch to try the line tomorrow. Sugar Bowl offers ice cream as part of a dinner sample, featuring loose cream and Neapolitan brick.

Goldstein's Slocum’s

Hicks Manufacturing Ad Opens Delights At Saturday Sale

Delicious Candy Free offer from The Hicks Manufacturing Co invites adults to collect a package of assorted chocolates at the opening sale. An ad urges readers to read today and attend tomorrow night at Britton's Drug Store for music and specials.

Hicks Manufacturing Co Goldstein Alfred O. Hicks Britton Cor. Broadway Norwood Ave

Want Ads Offer Right Worker for Work

A help wanted notice explains that placing a well worded ad helps a hunter find the right worker. Four ads in the paper increase visibility and leave a strong impression that you have the suitable candidate. New want ads today.

Auto speeding charge ends at Tombs after brief jail stay

Edward A. Guggenheim son of Murray Guggenheim summers at Cedar and Norwood avenues was jailed briefly for speeding his third offense in two years. He pleaded guilty, paid a $100 fine, and left Tombs after about thirty five minutes. The note ends with public notices and local advertisements from Asbury Park.

Edward A. Guggenheim Murray Guggenheim Cedar and Norwood Avenues Tombs New York Guggenheim

Gordon Hotel ready for opening as Sons of Veterans banquet held

George H Avery will manage the Gordon Hotel on Brighton Avenue as the property undergoes final preparations after a fire. The 65 room four story building includes a furnished reception room cafe and modern conveniences with fire alarm system. At Red Bank a Sons of Veterans banquet featured songs stories buck and wing dancing and a long guest list. The Chattle Long Branch High Schools alumni reunion planned at Ocean Park Casino with reception led by John W Slocum.

Brighton Avenue Samuel T. Sleeper Chattle Red Bank Ocean Evening Park George H. Avery Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Gordon Henry M. Fitch Gordon Realty Company Hotel Gordon Hotel Keller Eintracht Edwin Myers Benjamin Ford Harry G. Degenring Arthur Wymbs James Clayton Harry Malchow Oliver Sutphin Frank Weller Harold Holmes Frank J. Maher George Wise Abe Kridel Walterl. Davis Walter Sutphin Rolland Wolcott John Farrel Percy, Davis John O'Brien Alfred Boucher Alfred Predmore John White Harry Degenring Joseph Harrison Lionel Harrison Arthur Predmore Benjamin Atwater Clark Worthley Ernest Oliver Kenneth Wyckoff Edwin Conover William Pintard Edward Farrell Fred Tetley Harry Giblin Frank Monahan Lester Hance Marry Chamberlain Harry Supp Milliard Tetley Edwin Meyer Long Branch Ocean Park John W. Slocum Frank M. Taylor W. B. Parker Scudder J. Woolley Grammar School Lyceum Harry KE. Shaw Esther Todd E. Randolph Slocum

Pork Roast Specials at Phil Schmidt's Saturday Bee

The popular butcher Phil Schmidt advertises roast pork at 16c a pound with bulk discounts for orders from one pound up to over 100 pounds. The sale runs tomorrow and lasts all day.

Real Estate Price Raise Announcement for Monmouth Farm

After June 5 1910 I will raise the price of my farm on the Monmouth Road known as Sunty Crest by five thousand dollars All previous prices and offers refused C E Anderson Savoy Hotel London England or HW Senior real estate operator 126 W é&th St New York Buy fish daily at old re hable pound fishery Ocean Avenue North Broadway Long Branch N J Garrett Hennessey Prop 127to the Tread cake and ice cream sale basement Simpson M FE Church Saturday June 4 3 to p m 128-120

Monmouth Road C. E. Anderson Savoy Hotel London England HW. Senior É&Th St New York Ocean Avenue North Broadway Long Branch N.J Garrett Hennessey Simpson M. FE

Weather Bureau Forecast For Thirty Six Hours

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts are partly cloudy and cooler tonight with Saturday sunny and moderate winds. A slight disturbance over Delaware Bay was noted this morning and winds may reach 30 miles per hour this afternoon.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey Delaware Bay

Brton's and Sugar Bowl Ad Snippets

Local ads tout meet at Brton's with mi si and specials. Save 26 percent on children dresses and preview furniture selections. Sugar Bowl promotes delicious ice cream and quart prices. Hicks Manufacturing opens with souvenir chocolate packs for adults. ads mention music band clarification and professional musicians. Chester M. Truax offers screen doors with hardware.

Cave In Disrupts Park Row, Sparks City Response

A cave in on Park Row early today caused widespread fear and prompted an emergency response from local authorities. No injuries reported as crews secured the site and assessed structural risks.

Park Row

Green Victim of Peculiar Mishap

Harry W. Green of H. W. Green & Bro. suffered burns to both hands when a gasoline soaked glove ignited after he struck a match to light a cigar while cleaning his automobile. His brother Howard aided, the glove fire spread to the machine but caused no vehicle damage.

Harry W. Green H. W. Green & Bro Green Howard Mr. Green Howard Green

Nations and Vendomes clash in fast semi pro baseball game

The Nations line up with Newark Vendomes at a fast semi professional level Sunday. Clarkson and Meeham are the Newark battery, while Woods and Walsh will catch for the locals. Other items note music at Britton's Drug Store, bowling alleys open daily at 129 130 Monmouth, and various local ads for furniture, decor, and sales.

Vendomes Newark Battery Clarkson Meeham Woods Walsh

Five Feared Dead After Park Row Foundation Cave-In

In New York on June 3 the foundation of the new municipal building caved in along Park Row, burying five men alive as a 70,000 square foot, forty foot deep trench collapsed. Traffic halted, Third Avenue elevated line stopped, rescue efforts recovered three men while two remained trapped under tonnes of debris.

New York Park Row Third Avenue Elevated

Surprises at Daly Session at Phil Daly Hose Company

The Phil Daly Hose Company held a meeting with irregular proceedings as Joseph Rogers charged Julian Schwark and then attacked his son Joseph. After a delay, Rogers pinned two gold badges on the pair and asked they wear them in remembrance, leaving the recipients speechless.

Phil Daly Hose Company Joseph Rogers Julian Schwark Rogers Joseph John Heldt, Jr Messrs Edwark

Lane Gets 645 Dollar Verdict in Freehold Court

Lewis Lane of West Long Branch, aided by lawyer John W. Slocum, won a $645 verdict against James Lloyd & Son grading contractors. The trial before Judge Foster and a jury held in Freehold concerned ced furnished for the Newman Erb contract held by the defendants.

Lewis Lane West Long Branch John W. Slocum Freehold My. Lane James Lloyd & Son Foster Mr. Lane

Rents House For Season In Red Bank

Myron Slater of Branch avenue Red Bank rents his house for the season to Victor Bailliard the Metropolitan Opera Company New York. The Slaters will spend the summer in the mountering. Local ads mention lingerie dresses at Goldstein s and dry cleaning services by Gorcey Ben The Little Tailors. The Stegal Cooper Cottage Bath and ond aves is renamed the eel er Cottage and will operate as a high class boarding house.

Myron Slater Branch Avenue Red Bank Tis House Victor Bailliard Metropolitan Opera Company New York Mrs. Slater Mountering Gorcey & Ben Broadway Stegal Cooper Bath and Ondaves Eeler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Morrow Long Branch Cottager Flagman Elberon Daniel Sorretto Lincoln J. A. Stratton Bev I, Shachter Ira A. Stricklin Asbury Park Jacob Steinbach Chasey J. G. Lovell Sexton Bros L. B A. F. Golden Ocean Pier the Gordon Fine New Local Hotel Sons OF Veterans Phil Schmidt Monmout Weather Bureau Forecast G. van Note Co Liberty Maxwell Machines J. Hicks Pritt C. G. War Note Co Nova Steiner & Son Goldstein Ad A. L. Ball American Federation of Musicians Chester M. Truax’s Lvid&Éwu Third Ave Ing Foundation Monmouth Lincoln Court Panamas Slocum’'s Berg's Golden Thos McSuerry Hicks’ Jewelry Store Toth A. H. Edwards N. J Stone Layer Apriv Iskire Lane C. G. van Note Co Liberty St Goldstein’s
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