Plans for Forty Third G A R Encampment Nears
The forty third annual G A R encampment is nearly ready with a Friday morning start at Ocean Park Casino. Mayor McFaddin will speak, Department Commander Connolly presides, and delegates take a one oclock automobile ride. The Long Branch Military Band and local vocalists perform for an open campfire.
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City Hall
Ocean Park
McFaddin
Connolly
B. F. Ford
Joint Committee
Governor Fort
Henry M. Nevins
Long Branch
Cozzens
Alfonso Dare
Connelly
Council of Administration
Scarboro Hotel
Casino Grounds
Charles T. Stone
Chattle High School
Sarah A. Reed
State Woman's Relief Corps
Hotel Pannad
Protests Grow Over Sea Bright Post Office Move
Sea Bright residents oppose relocating the Post Office from Nesbitt Building to a site opposite the station on Central Railroad grounds. Mayor and council authorize a protest in the name of the mayor and council after talks with Central Railroad officials and post office inspectors.
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Sea Bright
Nesbitt
Ofice
P. Hall Packer
Central Railroad
Packer
Central
Washington
John Lindsay
Fle
T Council
Want Ad And Answer It Opportunites at New Want Ads Today
Want ads offer chances to buy lease invest and work. Read and answer now to find opportunities.
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Want Ad
Tor
Weather and Local Notices From The Record
The notice section reports a 36 hour forecast for New Jersey fair tonight with increasing clouds Thursday and light westerly winds. It notes job changes at The Record and social calls in Jersey City and Eatontown, plus a hot box fire on a through city express train near Central Station. Various local items include a baseball game at Long Branch, a collie dog returned to Central Station, a tailor reopening in Atlantic Avenue, a Flower Missionary Day observation, and home decor tips on wallpaper.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Insurgents Win in Iowa as Garst Leads by 4000
Des Moines reports estimate Warren Garst Progressive leads Gov B F Carroll by over 4000 in the Iowa primary with insurgents poised to control the state convention. Progo Prouty defeats Bull for congress in the capital district while other districts tally results. Donaghey renominated in Arkansas. Sioux Falls insurgent ticket nominates Thorson Schrader for Congress and Regan leads governor race by about 2400.
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Des Moines
Warren Garst
B. F. Carroll
Garst
Prouty
J. A. T. Bull
Congress
Captain Bull
Cannon Heaven
Donaghey
Little Rock
Ark
George W. Donaghey
United States
Jeff Davin
Berry
Davis
Sioux Falls
Thorson
Schrader
Martin
Burke
Regan
Officer Stops Runaway Bicycle In Speedy City Chase
Officer McGarvey, a rising wheel expert patrolling the city, spotted a runaway horse pulling a delivery wagon near Lincoln Avenue and the Stone Road. The horse bolted from Elberon depot, driver shaken but unharmed, while McGarvey pursued and grabbed the bridle, stopping the animal after a brief tug of war.
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McGarvey
Lincoln Avenue
Stone Road
George B. Cohen
Elberon
New Cottagers Arriving for lively shore season
The influx of cottagers along the shore signals a busy cottage season with many new arrivals since Monday. Names listed include M. L. Frank in Cunningham Cottage Norwood Cedar avenues J. Frank and family Friedman Cottage Norwood avenue M. Cohen and family Rosenwald Cottage formerly Gen Porter Cottage W. H. Frank and family Cedar avenue A. Rosewald and family Hollywood Cottage No. 7 L. Schwab and family Herman Cottage No. 13 F. Untermeyer Huyler Cottage Ocean Avenue L. Cohn and family Cedar avenue.
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M. L. Frank
Cunningham Cottage
Norwood
Cedar Avenues
J. Frank and
Friedman
Norwood Avenue
M. Cohen
Rosenwald Cottage
Gen. Porter
W. H. Frank
Cedar Avenue
A. Rosewald
Hollywood Cottage
L. Schwab
Herman Cottage
F. Untermeyer
Huyler Cottage
Ocean Avenue
L. Cohn and Family
New District Deputy Active in Work in Long Branch
James R. Woolley of Long Branch named district deputy grand patriarch for District No.7 with a staff including Peter M. Hyer and David H. Woolley. Woolley, active for 25 years in Odd Fellowship, will begin installation trips the first week of July and serves in multiple Encampments across James R. Woolley Long Branch Sea Bright Asbury Park Manasquan and Lakewood.
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James R. Woolley
Long Branch
Woolley
Sea Bright
Asbury Park
Manasquan
Lakewood
Odd Fellowship
Arcoch Lodge
No. 77
Grand Lodge
Fergus A. Dennis
Princeton
Charles L. Williams
J. 8. Terwilliger
J. P
B. W. Reid
O. H. Tompkins
J. P. Leigh
W. Tilton
Age Limit Debars Insurance Claim
In Point Pleasant, efforts to collect life insurance on Stephen Culver are hampered by lodge rules barring death benefits to members over 50. Records reportedly show Culver born in 1838, making him 78 at death, though some lodge camps set death-benefit age limits at 50 56 or 60. The matter hinges on camp rules and Culver’s true age. The Stirring Stock company in town continues improving and will stage Land of Gold at John Arnold hall weekly.
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Point Pleasant
Stephen Culver
Harry Shoemaker
Mr. Culver
Culver
Stirting Stock Company
Ihs
John Arnold Hall
Fire threat to factory saved by Red Bank crew
A blaze at Frank Triello’s house on Bridge Street near the C. E. Conover Company factory in Morford Place threatened the premises. Red Bank firefighters responded quickly after John Thesle alerted a fire box and a Conover employee nearby aided with extinguishers. A second alarm followed as smoke poured from the woodshed. Had the fire reached the factory, the Conover plant, famed as Monmouth County’s handsomest, with over sixty girls employed, might have been destroyed.
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Red Bank
Conover
Frank Triello
Bridge Street
C. E. Conover Company
Morford Place
Triello
Ambrose Matthews
John Thesle
Monmouth County
Graduation Day Close For Class Of 1910 At St Luke's
Graduation exercises for the Class of 1910 will be held at St. Luke's M. E. Church with forty four graduates and Pitman B. Potter as valedictorian. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Charles E Jeff erson at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow night. Alumni committee names listed. Tickets on sale Saturday evening at Symthe's and Britton's drug stores.
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St. Luke’s
M. E
Pitman B. Potter
Symthe's
Britton's
Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle Church
New York
Chattle High
Henry D. Brinley
James Fisher
Chester A. Dennis
Arthur Hull
William Conk
Elmer Sawyer
William Patterson
Frank Smith
Leo Warwick
Mark Teaney
Refusal to sign eight hour union agreement halts mill in South Broadway
Calvin Cunnins planing mill formerly Chandler Maps shut down an hour before a noon strike order. Sixty four workers. forty five left by eleven. Cunnus had employed both union and non union staff and refused to sign an eight hour post July first union only pact. He may reopen if enough help returns tomorrow. Cloughly Nicholl workers reported no trouble.
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Calvin Cunnins
South Broadway
Cunnins
Chandler & Maps
Cunnius
Hdwards
Cloughly, Nicholl & Co
James Paulson
Rental agreements list in Red Bank and Long Branch
Peter Vincent rents William J. Conover’s house on Washington street Red Bank while Harrison Stocks rents Charles B. Kyte’s house on High street Kyte resides in Long Branch. Rentals arranged by W. A. Hopping.
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Peter Vincent
William J. Conover
Washington Street
Red Bank
Harrison Stocks
Charles B. Kyte
High Street
Mr. Kyte
Long Branch
W. A. Hopping
Residents Relocate to Several Local Homes
Mrs A Gorden moves into Riverside avenue replacing E C Fisher. Gorden of New York relocates to Trevonia Bennett’s Borden street. Fred Ingalls moves into Joseph Bechelbach’s Pearl street home. Walter H Merritt moves to his Spring street purchase from Maple avenue. James C Doughty of New York relocates to Reckless place. Oscar von Voigtlander of New York moves to Louis Manning’s Peter place home.
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Mrs. A. Gorden
Riverside Avenue
E. C. Fisher
New York
Louis Manning
Peter Place
Red Bank YMCA Seeks Tennis Match Challenges
Red Bank YMCA challenges any one man or two man doubles to match games of tennis at the Y M C A courts on Chestnut Street. The informal contest invites local players to compete on the organization’s courts.
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Red Bank
Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association
Y. M
Chestnut Street
Y M C A Board Meeting Sets Fundraising Plan
Red Bank YMCA board met in Monmouth street association building to approve fundraising and membership growth measures. Secretary J L Kohler was retained for another year. Fire sale ads and odd assorted notices appear among the page text.
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Young Men's Christian Association Board
Red Bank
Association
Monmouth Street
Red Bank Association
J. L. Kohler
Neptune v6 game listing and sales notice
Neptune v6 Chattle Pri p m 183 194 Maxwell Machines for catalogues and prices see J Hicks jeweler agent 106 Mon Web Pritte Screen Doors complete with hardware 5c at Chen lier M Truax's 125dawtt
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Chattle
Pri
P. m
Maxwell Machines
J. Hicks
Web
Pritte
Chenlier M. Truax
Surprise Ladies Night Proposed by Royal Arcanum Leader
L Wallace Cottrell urged Long Branch Council No. 429 to hold a ladies night on every fifth Tuesday with August and November the first two dates. He joined the council a year ago and will help plan the events. Past Regents and officers spoke on upcoming attractions as members enjoyed a post meeting spread of chicken salad sandwiches coffee and McKinley strawberries.
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Royal Arcanum
L. Wallace Cottrell
Long Branch Council
Cottrell
Eatontown
Long Branch ‘Council
The
Arcanum
J. G. Sexton
Henry Joline
Clarkson F. Lane
W. L. Conron
John Rohbeck
Gummere's Daughter resumes maiden name in court order
In Trenton yesterday Chancellor Pitney signed an order allowing Mrs. Thomas Raymona to resume her maiden name Elizabeth G. Gummere. She is the daughter of Chief Justice William S. Gummere following a recent divorce.
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Trenton, Jane
Pitney
Thomas G. Raymona
Elizabeth G. Gummere
William S. Gummere
Chattle Neptune League Game Moved to Baseball Park
The Chattle Neptune league game, postponed for grounds issues, will be played at Baseball Park this city on Friday afternoon. First pitch at 3.80. The result will determine second place in the standings and could tie Chattle with Neptune if Chattle wins.
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Chattle- Neptune
Baseball Park
Chate Tle
Neptune
Tank Explosion Kills Worker In Asbury Park Bottling Plant
David Katz 33, a Hebrew laborer, is killed instantly when a soda water tank explodes at 914 Springwood Avenue. Israel Rosenkvitz is knocked unconscious with a skull bruise. debris tears through the room and ceiling, scattering strawberries from a dinner table. The blast damages flooring and reveals uncertain cause as police investigate.
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David Katz
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
Israel Rosenkvitz
Morris Popock
Katy
Hal
Michelsohn
Belmar
Jhat
Montclair
Rosenkvitz
Moses Zalk
Roosevelt Picture Falls Into Tribune Adards
Splendid image of Roosevelt emerging from jungle with the caption free. New York Tribune Sunday June 12 advertises order from newsdealer. Neptune vs Chattle game promised. Berkeley Hall and Long Branch to host an exhibition Saturday afternoon with promising play.
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Roosevelt
New York Tribune
Berkeley Hall
Long Branch
Baseball Park
Milas
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