Gathering Honors Katzenbach at Highland Beach Shore Dinner
The Middletown Township Democratic party and Monmouth county residents paid tribute to Hon. Frank Katzenbach Jr. at the second annual shore dinner held at the Bamboo Garden in Highland Beach. Attendees arrived by car and trolley as the event opened with a formal speaking program and a catered menu.
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Middletown Township
Monmouth County
Frank 8. Katzenbach, Jr
William Sandlass
Highland Beach
Monmouth Democracy
Red Bank
New Jersey
Democrat
Katzenbach
Red Bank Fire Scare Ends From Electric Globe Burst
An alarm at box No. 4 in Red Bank drew five fire companies to the Public Service storage garage on Stryker & Stryker property near the railroad. Smoke filled the building but a half hour search found no blaze. a faulty electric globe caused the smoke from burning paper and rubber wiring insulation.
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Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Public Service Storage and Warehouse
Stryker & Stryker Proprietors
Pentecost Services at St James Episcopal Church
Tomorrow is Whitsunday and Pentecost with special services at St James Episcopal Church. Services are scheduled for 6.36, 7.45, 10.30 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. under Harold Frederic, organist and choirmaster, featuring Macfarren Te Deum Toulis Masa in C and Simper offertory anthem Let not your heart be troubled at the 4:30 service. Rector Rev B Briggs Nash will preach morning and evening.
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Whitsunday
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Harold Frederic
Macfarren
Toulis
Simper
B. Briggs Nash
Improvements to Building on Front Street in Red Bank
Two story building on Front Street near the Tountain Red Bank houses Idle Hour pool billiard and card parlors and Libbys restaurant. Men employed by Frank M Chambers of Red Bank repaint the structure.
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Front Street
Tountain
Red Bank
Thomas Willama
Idle Hour
Libby
Henrig
Frank M. Chambers
Népe Fair Committees Named for Open-Air Festival
The Néptune Hose Company plans its annual open-air festival with Frank Garrier chairing the general committee assisted by Harry G. Woolley as secretary and A. B. Nelson as treasurer. Subcommittees were formed to handle fair work and fire duty, and members will split time between preparations and duties.
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Nepé Fair
Néptune Hose Company
Fair &Ré
Selectifg
Frank Garrier
Harry G. Woolley
A. B. Nelson
Viripad
Néps
Cottagers flock to North Jersey shore for brisk season
Cottagers are flocking to the North Jersey shore with rentals brisk over the past two weeks. Numerous cottage colonies have been engaged for the season as Newark families arrive and new homes go up along Cedar avenue and Ocean avenue. The Pearl street home of Benjamin Birkenfeld and Leopold Stern is among notable estates, with Birkenfeld’s country place valued near $100,000.
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North Jersey Shore
Pearl Street
Benjamin Birkenfeld
Leopold Stern
Cedar Avenue
Birkenfeld
Franklin Avenue
Long Branch
Newark
W. Campbell Clark
W. B. Kinney
Harry Durand
F. T. Frelinghuysen
James Smith, Jr
James H. Smith
Peter Hauck
Peter Hauck, Jr
Michael T. Barrett
Adram Riker
Matthias Plum, Jr
J. L. Hay
L. H.ross
Theodore Moses
Church Street
L. H. Niles
Ocean Avenue
Monmouth Beach
G. M. L. Sacks
Sternberger Avenue
Edward Wasserman
Henry Solomon
Elberon Avenue
I. Honigman
T. W. Butts
Club House Circle
I. D. Marks
Phillips Avenue
Kempner
Henry Liebman
M. M. Sternberger
Low Moor
George B. Sands
Sea Bright
James Herzog
Lincoln Avenue
K. Lichenstein
Harry Bacharach
J. W. Mayer
Bath Avenue
W. Laufer
J. Henry Smith
C. L. Bowler
J. ¥. Mott
Conover Road
Bayard Dominick
J. M. Bret
James Smith
J. Kayser
Runyon Avenue
Deal
Norwood Avenue
Thomas Daly
Pavilion Avenue
Ernest Wise
Westwood Avenue
J. M. Schafer
Communion Service At First Reformed Church
The communion of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the morning service. Rev. Dr. Henry Ward of Closter New Jersey will officiate. Morning service at 10.80. Preaching service at 7.45 in the evening.
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First Reformed Church
Henry Ward
Closter
N. J
Belmar Widow Wins $4000 in Rail Crossing suit
A jury awarded Mrs. Jane Danskin of Belmar four thousand dollars for the death of her husband James F. Danskin at the 16th avenue crossing in Belmar on October 14, 1902. The case against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the New York and Long Branch Railroad Company has a long appellate history, with multiple trials and Supreme Court reviews.
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Jane Danskin
Belmar
16Th Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York & Long Branch Railroad Company
Nelson Y. Dungan
Supreme Court
Danskin
Wilbur A. Heisiey
Heisley
Edmund Wilson
Charles E. Cook
Allan Strong
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Bowman Dies After Long Illness in West Long Branch
Francis E. Bowman a longtime West Long Branch resident died this morning at Cedar Avenue due to a lingering illness. He suffered three paralytic strokes with the last on Monday affecting his throat. Survived by his wife and daughters, funeral services will be Tuesday at 2:30 PM from the Bowman home with Rev. Dr. G. S. Fisher officiating. Burial at West Long Branch under Hyer & Flock funeral directors.
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Francis E. Bowman
West Long Branch
Cedar ‘Avenue
Totte
Mr. Bowman
Bowman Homestead
Cedar Avenue
Fisher
Hyer & Flock
Patrolmen Enforce New Traffic Rules Between Liberty and Rockwell
Broadway patrolmen began enforcing traffic regulations between Liberty Street and Rockwell Avenue. The business district shows congestion as many drivers ignore rules. Officers faced little trouble yesterday and expect greater compliance once the regulations are widely known. Vehicles are instructed to keep right and use Liberty Street or Rockwell Avenue to turn.
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Broadway Squad
Liberty Street
Rockwell Avenue
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Conditions
Weather Bureau forecast for the next thirty six hours ending Sunday evening. Unsettled with showers possible tonight or Sunday. Light to moderate variable winds. Observations from Long Branch display station 43 North Broadway at 8 a.m. indicate barometer 0.15, wind 2 miles per hour from the east, temperature 65. Highest yesterday 84, low last night 63, temperature today 58 at 8 a.m.
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Trenxs
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Local resident Paul Barker dies by his own action in Tarrytown
Word reached the city last night that Paul A Barker, an educated civil engineer and inventor, died by his own action in Tarrytown New York. His widow Bertha Barker of Long Branch was later located at 27 South Broadway. The couple had wintered in the south and planned to resume work in New York, facing financial reverses and personal hardship. The body awaited identity in Tarrytown while Mrs Barker sought confirmation, hoping a possible misidentification.
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Paul A. Barker
Tarrytown
N. Y
Long Branch
Barker
Paul A
Bertha
Daily Record Office
Bertha Barker
New York
Banquet at Sorren to hosted by Pietro Tomaini at Hotel Sor rento
Pietro Tomaini hosted a banquet last night at Hotel Sorrento Morris Avenue for about twenty guests. The dining room featured roses, pink s'afd, a purple vine with miniature electric bulbs and an elaborate city menu served by a corps of colored waiters. An orchestra provided five pieces with vocal selections as Mr Tomaini acted as a pleasing host. The guests enjoyed humor filled toasts and lively conversation until after eleven.
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Pietro Tomaini
Hotel Sorrento
Morris Avenue
Tomaini
Free Rides For Police Firemen Maintained By Board
State Board of Public Utilities Commissioners ruled that free transportation for police, firemen, and health inspectors on municipal trolley systems does not violate the public utility law. The decision also addresses steel pipe use for gas mains and notes no discrimination in rates for teachers or schoolchildren. The report includes findings on wrought versus cast steel pipe and a separate matter about New York Telephone Company rate practices affecting a hotel in Newark.
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Public Utility Commission
Atlantic Highlands Gas Co
Trenton
N. J
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Boards of Health
P. L
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Frank McMahon
Atlantic Highlands Gas Company
Rumson
McMahon
Newark
Jube
New York Telephone Company
State Board ‘of Public Utilities Commissioners
Earthouse
Wilbur A. Hefiing
Chkd
Tokanasses
Loty
Thé
Telephone Company
Ho Sila
Bosrd
Rele
Big boom predicted for Long Branch by Tribune official
E. K. Cunningham of the New York Tribune forecasts a new era for Long Branch. He cites strong resort advertising, a new pier and Ocean Park as key drivers, predicting immense progress if a liberal policy supports the attractions.
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Long Branch
New York Tribune
The
Tribune of Tomorrow
Mr. Cunningham
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
New Haven
Boston
Asbury Park
North Jersey
New York
New Pier
Pier
Ocean Park
Danish Athletic Club to Clash with Nationals in Sunday Wood Game
The Danish Athletic Club of Perth Amboy meets the Nationals in Jackson's woods Sunday in what is billed as a top season matchup. Amboy aims to improve on Decoration Day after a 4 to 0 win over Red Bank. Keehler and Peterson form the Amboy battery, with Dangler and Walsh as locals.
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Perth Amboy
Jackson's ‘Woods
Red Bank
Heiles
Dangler
Keehler
Peterson
Kéehler
N. Lindberg
Warwick
W. Christensen
Seeweed Johnson
Ghortstop
M. Péterson
Walsh
J. Kelly
Burns
Koehler and Peterson
Seton Hall College Commencement Addresses Graduates
Rev. Dr. W. P. Cantwell of Long Branch will address Seton Hall College graduates in South Orange on Wednesday morning June 14. Twelve students receive diplomas, ten of whom plan to enter the Seminary of Immaculate Conception for a four year priesthood program beginning this fall.
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Br. Cantwell
W. P. Cantwell
Long, Branch
Seton Hall College
South ‘Orange
Seminary of Immaculate Conception
Hoshtacs Dry Goods Dept Experience Applicant
An experienceian for dry goods department applies for position T6808 Hoshtacs, seeking assignment and duties.
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Yoniary
St Luke’s Church Notes Compact Visitor Family Plans
Dr George F of St Luke’s church reports morning services. Mrs A Cella of Second Avenue prepares to sail for Italy tomorrow to visit her aged father, accompanied by her brother Albert DéGilmo who will join her on the voyage abroad for the trip.
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Cella
Gib Yoraly
A. Cella
Second Avenue
Italy
Yriohthis
Albert DéGilmo
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