City approves use of Ocean avenue for pier work
Long Branch Pier and Land Company to use parts of Ocean avenue under street committee direction for casting piling and storage. Rosoff contractor plans a 400 foot main area and 20 by 40 foot side allocations fenced and lit for public safety. Construction by Raymond Company sub-contractors to start immediately with a six month pier completion target for 1911 season.
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Ocean Avenue
Samuel RB. Rosoff
Rosoff
J. H. Ross
McFaddin
Mr. Rosoff
R. Rosoff
Long Branch Pier #d Land Company
Ocean
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Ocean ‘Avenue
Long Branch
Hobson
Ross
Ocean Front
Park
Charles L. van Fossen
Daily Record Seeks Help With New Want Ads Today
Public notices invite readers to place new want ads for opportunities to buy sell lease invest and find work or workers. The Daily Record promotes advertising to reach those seeking help or listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAILP
Earthquake Devastates South and Central Italy
In a July Rome dispatch hundreds perhaps thousands may be dead as last night s quake wrecks towns across Central Southern Italy. Calitri reports thirty dead. martial law declared there. Fear for Bari and other areas. railways destroyed. relief work hampered. King Victor Emmanuel tours the zone. Pope prays. Damage widespread in Oranto Valley and surrounding districts with cities like Consea and Saint Angelo Lombard heavily hit.
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Rome
Italy
Calitri
Gulf of Macedonia
Adriatic
Bari
Victor Emanuel
Pope
Oranto Valley
Saint Angelo Lombard
Consea
Basilicata
Campania
Calabria
Sicily
A A Compromise Sends Stocks Up
New York stock market opens with leading railroad and industrial shares rising as government and railroads reach a compromise. Trading is heavy due to short-covering, then profit taking modestly lowers values. Also notes a bakery owner grieving, a fire scare, and Bargain Day ads with local lost dog and undertaker promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Publicity for Long Branch resort draws wide coverage
The City Publicity Bureau secured extensive free writeups and ads for Long Branch, with features in the New York Times and Tribune sections over several Sundays. It highlights efforts to place Long Branch on timetables and train signs, including correspondence with railroad officials about Atlantic Highlands Pier signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froe
New York Times
Tribune
Evening Post
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elberon
Branchport
Long Branch
Central Railroad
Atlantic Highlands Pier
Monmouth Beach
Sea Bright
Sbury Park
Point Pleasant
New York
Bobbitt
Long Branch Bureau of Publicity
N. J
Hope
WCHW
B. B. Bobbitt
Long Branch Record
Atlantic Highlands Pier 10
Good and Kroener Renamed by Mayor
Brent Good and Henry Kroener were named to full three year terms on the Beach and Park Commission by Mayor McFaddin after three years of fall terms. The council confirmed the appointments, praising their long service and noting Kroener as treasurer. President Joline led three unanimous recommendations for jetty and bluffwalk repairs and extensions, with funding to be addressed by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Good
Henry Kroener
Beach and Park Commission
McFaddin
Good
Kroener
Henry Joline
Joseph Finn
John D. White
Joline
Cennes
Ocean Front
Asbury Park Refuses Beer Ark Petition
The Men's Pedera ion of Church Clubs petitioned to legalize beer arks in Asbury Park based on a Supreme Court ruling. City Solicitor Carton advised against, noting law enforcement rests with mayor and police. The council debated delivery limits within Devon Grove and countywide ranges.
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Asbury Park
Supreme Court
James D. Carton
Devon Grove
Beer Ark
Winckler
Fallowe
Lam
Asenthal
Weather Bureau Forecast for Keweenaw Area Tonight
U S Weather Bureau forecast for the thirty six hour ending Wednesday at 6 pm. Keweenaw area somewhat cooler tonight. Wednesday fair with light to moderate westerly winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Howe
Keweenawear
Golden Wedding Observed From 1860 Marriage Occasion
The couple marked a golden wedding anniversary tracing back to their 1860 marriage. Family and friends gathered to celebrate the milestone with fond recollections of long shared life and enduring commitment.
Red Bank Council Hears Trolley Debates and Street Works
The Red Bank council met in a lengthy session to approve payments totaling about 4,359 dollars for police, streets, electric lights, and ways and means. An ordinance to lay a sewer on Shrewsbury avenue was approved at first reading, and curb and crosswalk work along River street and Leonard Street was authorized. Street signs bids were referred to committee, and sprinkling of Bridge avenue north of West Front street was granted. Sidewalks on Spring street must be completed, and a small electric light on Bergen Place was proposed. The council warned Monmouth County Electric to answer for speed and fare, noting trolley franchising violations and transfer issues at the fountain. Financial details show partial payment to Front Street paving and the Second National Bank’s $1,000 contribution toward the $3,000 trust, with further funds to follow as work progresses. The trolley company had agreed to brick paving and road improvements per its franchise but failed to fulfill all terms.
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Wight
Conachor Charles Burd
Shrewsbury Avenue
Leonard Street
Sunset Avenue
River Street
Citzens
Bridge Avenue
West Front Street
Cooper's Bridge
Spring Street
Bergen Place
Maple Avenue
Broad Street
Riverside Avenue
Monmouth County Electric Company
William F. Hogan
Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Second National Bank of Red Bank
Monmouth Count Electric Company
Trolley Company
Ite
Tte
Front Street
Trolley
Marriage at Red Bank Parsonage
Miss Myra B. Davison of Long Branch and Joseph Wright Fox of Eatontown wed Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Red Bank. Rev. Dr. William B. Mattson officiated.
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Myra B. Davison
Long Hranch
Joseph Wright Fox
Eatontown
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
William B. Mattson
Slocums Celebrate Golden Wedding at Branchport Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. J Hubbard Slocum of 241 Branchport avenue celebrated fifty years of marriage with a wedding breakfast memory and a gathering including T W Cooper E S Weatherby and Miss Anna Brinley plus Mrs Matthias Woolley. The home was decorated in yellow and white daisies and pansies and a floral horseshoe was sent by a friend. Daughters I R Temple and J D Miller assisted in receiving as guests began arriving after three o’clock.
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J. Hubbard Slocum
Branchport Avenue
T. W. Cooper
8. S. Weatherby
Anna
Emily Brinley
Matthias Woolley
Roosevelt Receives Doctor of Civil Law at Oxford
London June 7 Roosevelt was awarded a Doctor of Civil Law by Oxford University and granted the freedom of the city. Lord Curzon presided, the ex-president spoke with flattery and warnings to England, urging against race death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Oxford University
Oxford
Lord Curzon
England
Baptist Prayer Service and Meeting At First Baptist Church
The mid week prayer service at First Baptist Church will be held tomorrow evening followed by the regular business meeting. Rev T B Hughes will lead devotion and discuss church matters. During his visit, he will be greeted by members and strangers who love a regular church home. There is also a notice about wall papers at Golden's and a stone layer needed at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Hades
Tim
Ehurch
Long Branch Adopts Two Police Department Ordinances
Long Branch City Council approved two ordinances for the police department. One amends existing rules to define officers including a new captain of police for the detective bureau, with a $200 yearly cost and the mayor at the head. The second creates a detective bureau under the mayor and captain to pursue undetected crimes, recover stolen property, and aid regular officers, with a $1,200 annual salary and a $1,000 proposed by Gulick.
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City Council
City of
Long Branch
Detective Bureau
Board of Health
Gu- Nek
Guilek
Gu-iek
Ihs
Gutick
Sherman
Truax
Green
Beatty
Brit
Gulick
Norwood Avenue Bridge Opens At Elberon
The Norwood avenue bridge over the New York and Long Branch Railroad locks at Elberon is finished and opened to traffic this morning. The first wagon across was Amanda McIntyre of Oakhurst. The bridge features a reinforced concrete floor with gravel and crushed stone surfacing and has fences along both sides to the hill’s end.
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Norwood Avenue
New York and Long Branch
Elberon
Amanda McIntyre
Oakhurst
Not Charles L Howland Denies Hotel Theft Claim
The notice states Charles L Howland of 100 Seventh Avenue denies being the thief of the hotel Heenge. It references a Friday Record report and mentions Day's Ice Cream Garton in Asbury Park operating at 129 to 135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Howland
100 Seventh Avenue
Heenge
Charles Howland
Asbury Park
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Pier and Land Company
Clark
Francis C. Baird
J. H. Davis, Jr
Slocum
Neil
the Daily Record
Naples
Alfo
Vesuvius
Washington News
Mr. Evans
M. Evans
New Court
New Rochelle
Evang
Bright
Ma Iivans
Oceanic
John ©. Brill
Central Station
John Daly
Shiga
Sexton Bros
Underiskers and Embalmers
Broadway
Tel
G. R.R
W, C. Hope
Teddy
New York Tribune
Good and Kroener
Beach and Park Commissioners
Morris Avenue
Searborn Hotel
Takanassee
Brent
Asbury Beer Arks
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mrs. J. Hubbard Slocum
HED Bank
Monmouth
Borough Carnell
Red Bank Parsonage
Ade
Vergela
Hafiwete
M. Truma
S. Libdawet
Dellvers
Baptist Prayer Service
Golden’s
Norwood Avenue Bridge
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