Monmouth Beach Holds First Commencement at Casino
Monmouth Beach will stage its first commencement exercises at the casino next Wednesday evening. Nine graduates will be honored with an art and music program led by Prof. J. Pitman West's Orchestra. The event includes recitations, solos, a playlet, an essay, and diplomas presented by Board of Education president Wm. Blizzard. Colors blue and gold mark the Class of 1911 headed by Geneva Carson and Arthur Wilson.
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Monmouth Beach
J. Pitman West
Rossini
Manahan
Geneva Carson
Coe
H. Hamilton
Een
New York City
Wm. Blizzard
Board of Education
Grenger
Alexander Doheney
Elizabeth Dorsey
Daniel Manahan
John Maney
William Maney
Mary O'Flaherty
May van Brunt
Arthur Wilson
Watson Gienger
A. B
A. M
Charlotte Applegate
Lillian Garland
Alice Kittell
Crestore's Band Plays Beath at Asbury Park
At Asbury Park Crestore's Band performs on the pier in the evening. The venue begins at 9 o'clock following an hour and fifteen minute ride from the station.
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Asbury Park
Crestore
Saturday-Sargain Day at McCue's Shoe Store
Murphy Building hosts a one day sale with ladies ties and pumps from 3.00 to 1.60 and children's shoes from 1.75 to 1.00. Men's ties 3.50 down to 2.85 and shoes 4.00 down to 3.00. Limited quantities. Green Trading Stamps offered. 124 126
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McCue’s
Murphy Building
Adbury Park May Item Missing Details
An obscure May item from Adbury Park is partially readable, offering minimal context and no clear event or outcome. The fragmentary text leaves key names, dates, and actions unreadable.
Elkwood Park Steeplechase Planned for Fourth of July Weekend
Elkwood Park hosts two days of racing on July 1 and 4 by the Elkwood Steeplechase Association. Six races daily include flat and steeplechase events with prize money and music. Officers include President Walter Lewisohn and Treasurer Williams B. Anderson. sanction granted May 5 by the National Steeplechase and Hunters' Association.
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Elkwood
Elkwood Park
Walter Lewisohn
Williams B. Anderson
William B. Anderson
Lewis V. Bell
Harry Content
W. S. Fanshawe
Sol R. Guggenheim
W. H. T. Huhn
Chas D. Halsey
Frederick Lewisohn
Joseph J O’donohue, Jr
Harry 8. Page
A. C. Schwartz
Morton L. Schwartz
Jefferson Seligman
Louis J. Weil
Ultime
National
Fair Haven Graduates Hold Public School Exercises
The Fair Haven public school held its graduation in the school assembly room on Wednesday night due to scheduling with other Shrewsbury township schools. The room featured violet and white colors and college pennants, with the motto No Excellence Without Great Labor. Malchow's orchestra provided music as diplomas were presented by Arthur Smith, president of the township Board of Education. graduates included Marcella Kirk Marie Prongay Edith Rankin Dorothy Bull Cornelius Marcellus Christopher Doughty and John Meagher.
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Fair Haven
Shrewsbury Township
Board of Education
Malchow
Red Bank
Arthur Smith
Township Board of Education
Marcella Kirk
Marie Prongay
Edith Rankin
Dorothy Bull
Cornelius Marcelus
Christopher Doughty
John Meagher
Engineer Held for 3 Deaths in Easter Incident
Elizabeth June 9 William F Hardman engineer of the Long Branch express train on Easter Sunday ran down and killed three at the Elizabeth avenue station Central Railroad He was arraigned before Judge Atwater on a manslaughter charge and held in 3000 bail The victims were Hannah Collier Anna Eliza Stone and Edward Saunders who died trying to save them.
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Elizabeth
Whilliam F. Hardman
Long Branch
Elizabeth Avenue
Central Railroad
Guardian appointment sought for Tait orphan children
An application will be made in the Monmouth County Orphans Court at Freehold week for the appointment of a guardian for the orphan children of Mr and Mrs George Tait formerly residing at South Elberon. The children now live in Pasadena California where the Taits died since New Year. After guardianship they will be brought to Long Branch to be placed in homes by Arioch Lodge No 77 of I C C F of which the late Mr Tait was a member at his death.
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Monmouth County Orphans Court
Freehold
George Tait
South Elberon
Pasadena
Cal
Tait
Long Bratch
Arioch Lodge, No. 77
Mr. Tait
Marvel in Shirt Selling Ad Promises Low Prices
An advertising item touts sample shirts at 98 cents with retail prices of 1.50 and 2.00. The dense copy references ad page 12 by Ira A. Stricklin and mentions Velox Auto Cylinder Oil 50 cents per gallon in sealable cans credited to Chester M. Truax at 228 Broadway.
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Adv
Ira A. Stricklin
Chester M. Truax
Body of drowned man found at Galilee beach
Life savers Capt Green and War ren West recovered a young man’s body on Galilee beach between four and five in the morning. Coroner John W. Flock took the remains to Hyer and Flock morgue. The unidentified 25 year old was about 5 feet 10 inches tall with a four leaf clover tattoo and coat of arms on his arms.
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Captain Green
Monmouth Beach
Warren West
Galilee
John W. Flock
Flock
Hyer & Flock
Broadway
Borger
Fast Driving Leads to Multiple City Detentions
Samuel Miser was arrested twice by Patrolman Errickson for reckless driving. The first arrest required a $7 appearance deposit at City Hall. the second arrest occurred after a heated protest. Recorder Arrowsmith postponed the case to tomorrow for witnesses. Wesley Martin was jailed after disorderly conduct, facing 90 days in jail, with relatives seeking release upon a fine and promise of later shipment south by Tuesday.
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Samuel Miser
Errickson
Miser
Plumber Arthur Jeffrey Stricken With Severe Rheumatism
Arthur Jeffrey of No. 15 Washington street Red Bank is confined to bed with a severe rheumatic attack. The condition chiefly affects his arms and legs leaving him unable to move.
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Arthur Jeffrey
Washington Street
Red Bank
Mr. Jeffrey
Mulford Visits Red Bank After Indy 500 Run
Ralph Mulford, the renowned automobile chauffeur, who finished second in the Indianapolis 500, spent Wednesday at Red Bank and Fair Haven renewing friendships. He shared tales of his race experiences and created notable interest among locals. Twin Oaks at Smoker. Between the Acts and Twin Cake mixture to be distributed at the Elks smoker Thursday night.
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Ralph Mulford
Indianapolis
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Mulford
Twin Oaks
Elks
Fireworks and Beach Events Advertised at Asbury Park
An old newspaper snippet advertises fireworks on the beach at Asbury Park at 8 15 and a Creature's Band at 9. It also lists help wanted for hosiery and nation department, requests applicants at J Godstein's, and sales on Tom Boy Dresses for girlish wear at Joseph Salz's dry goods store. It mentions Neo passenger cars and Carr's garage at 636 Broadway Long Branch with a contact number.
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Tom-Boy
Joseph Salz
Carr's Garage
Broadway
Long ‘Prapeh
Monmouth Memorial Hospital 1910 Progress Report
The 1910 annual report of Monmouth Memorial Hospital shows patient receipts totaling 25 578 33 with total 1910 receipts 46 258 79 and disbursements 44 397 24 leaving 1 861 55 at start of 1911. It notes 659 operations and 22 552 patient days, with 11 821 charity days in the county and 498 outside the county.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Broadway
Central Avenue
Central Hotel
Board of Governors
Board of Freeholders
Monmouth County
Red Bank
Alberta
W. B. Andson
Allenhurst Club
H. Seligmarn
Weather outlook with warmer Saturday winds
Weather forecast notes a warmer Saturday with light east to southeast winds. Barometer 30.07 inches. Wind at 9 miles per hour from the north. Temperature around 70 degrees.
Income of State From Corporations Is Still Falling
Trenton reports 7 008 miscellaneous corporations will owe the State of New Jersey 2 478 928 13 in a preliminary 1911 schedule filed with the State Comptroller. The listing shows taxes by category and notes a continued growth trend since 1884 with a current decline in total revenue from corporate taxes.
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Trenton
State of
New Jersey
Edwards
State Board of Assessors
Electric Light Company
Palace
Morehand
Practitioners Feast at Rumson Inn Banquet
Members of the Practitioners Society of Eastern Monmouth gathered for their ninth annual meeting and banquet at Thomas Rumson Inn. Over forty M D s attended with Dr. Asa B. Davis of New York delivering the lecture. notable guests included Drs. Ward Kimball Hough ton Spitler Knecu Baruch Tate. The event featured floral decor, a formal menu, and a skull and lead pencil souvenir.
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Practitioners’ Society of
Eastern Monmouth
Thomas’ Rumson Inn
Asa B. Davis
New York
George G. Ward, Jr
Reuel B. Kimball
H. Houghton
Spitler
Cyrus Knecu
Simon Baruch
Tate
Pittsburg
Penn
Society
James J. Reed
William K. Campbell
Joseph Tf. Welch
Edward M. Beach
R. 8
Bennett
W. W. Beveridge
James Chasey
Edwin Field
B. Failing
H. T. Partree
W. Robinson
D. E. Roberts
J. J. Reed
Harry E. Shaw
H. B. Slocum
J. Taylor
R. B. Wilson
L. D. Wise
J.T. Welch
St Luke's Church Children's Day Program Planned
A 100 voice church choir will sing during Sunday Children’s Day exercises with decorating work starting tomorrow afternoon. The church committee lists 110 members and the morning program features beginners to intermediate divisions while the night service showcases the senior division of the school.
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St. Luke’s Church Chorus
Elks Lodge To Host Thursday Smoke at Garfield Home
Long Branch Lodge 742 B P O Elks to hold a smoker at their Garfield avenue home next Thursday night. Entertainment committee plans an attractive program and promises a plentiful supply of tobacco for those who enjoy a puff.
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Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Garfield Avenue
Pentecost Sermons By Rev Dr Isaacs In Red Bank
Rev Dr Abraham S Isaacs of New York preached to Beth Miriam on Pentecost Friday and will return for lectures on Saturday next the 10th and the 17th. Trinity Episcopal Sunday School at Red Bank closes for summer. Also ads note Sugar Bowl tomorrow evening and vacancies for hosiery saleswomen at Gold Sexton Bros 516 Broadway.
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Congregation Beth- Miriam
Abraham S. Isaacs
New York
Dr. Isaacs
Hetas Besn
Trinity Hmpiscopal Church
Red Bank
Nationals Face Madison A.C. Nine In Jacksonwood Diamond
The Nationals meet the Madison A.C. nine of Newark Sunday afternoon at Jackson Woods Diamond. Local players anticipate a brisk contest as the visitors bring a strong aggregation. Dangler and Walsh will form the Nationals battery.
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Nationals
Jackson Woods
Madison
A.C
Newark. Ie
Dangler and
Walsh
Monmouth County District Society to Meet at City Hall
The annual meeting of the Monmouth County District Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at City Hall tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Notices have been sent to the members.
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The
Monmouth County District Society For the, “Prevention of Cruelty
City Hall
Chandler Cottage Undergoes Porch and Veranda Improvements
The Chandler cottage on Third Avenue is undergoing enhancements including enlarging the front porch and plans to extend the veranda along the north side of the building by Mr. Chandler.
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Chandler
Third Avenue
Improvements at Red Bank Residence Exterior
Improvements are under way on the exterior of Dr Edwin Field’s Red Bank residence on West Front Street. New steps are being erected to the front piazza and the porch roof is being repaired. Dr R Browning Wilson and family of Broad Street Red Bank depart for a trip to Hillsborough Massachusetts and Washington Vermont in a two week auto journey.
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Red Bank
Edwin Field
West Front Street
R. Browning Wilson
Broad Street
Hilsbrook
Massaetts
Washington
Vermont
Miss Withers Weds Lloyd Sickles in Oceanport Home
A six o’clock wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Withers in Oceanport united Miss Withers and Lloyd Sickles. Rev. G. T. Hillman officiated under a bell of flowers. Miss Genevieve Kolb of Newark was bridesmaid. Earl Sickles served as best man. Essie Servies played the wedding march. Many gifts from family and friends noted, including silver, linens, and china from numerous relatives.
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Joseph Withers
Main ‘Street
Oceanport
Lloyd Sickles
G. T. Hillman
Riverside
Mids Genévieva
Kolb
Newark
Earl Sickles
Lohengrin
Essie Serviss
South River
Elisha Meps
William Hall
Manogany Tucker
William Worthley
Charles Hampton
Fred Worthley
Sarah J. Cook
M. A. Tillotson
So Bennett
Frank Tandy
E. Servies
David Servies
Iliam ‘Aligo
Benjamin Wikomt
Bennett
Wikett
S. Bales
Harmon Edwards
Ann Hyslop
Catherine Sickles
Howard Edwards
Cartle Shick
Utie Allgor
Gar Woolley
J. Walliing
Lydia Morris
C.H. DuBoise
I. Marshall
Two-Man Bowling Contest Slated in Red Bank Alley
A two man bowling match will be rolled on the Young Men’s Christian Association alleys at Wohihpath street Red Bank next Tuesday night between George Gray and El Ben and a rival pair Wor and Ailton. The encounter promises a close and exciting contest with strong anticipation.
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Issolfation
Laying Coherit Sidewalks and Local Property Repairs
Contractors Janes Campbell Jr Norwood Avenue laid cement sidewalks along Long Branch Ocean Highway. Charles Bratsdelf tied cement walks on his avenue property at Seubara entrance. Wood Pattie repaired walk in front of Hi I an Sons on Pearl Street. Fireworks tonight at Abury Place Creatore's Band at 9. Salesladies wanted hosiery apply 7 at Gry goods store. Umbrellas and souvenirs at Sugar Bowl. Creature Returns to Asbury Park seven cents putter Advertise in Daily Record.
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Janes
Camypbett,a Jr
Norwood Avenue
Long Branch
Océan Hip
Charles T. Bratsdelf Ie
Avenue
Seubara
Hi Ian & Sons
Pearl Street
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Rumson
Hd. D. Adams
EH. Asiel
Elberon
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Bertha Westbrook Reid
Highlands
John Harsen Rhoades
Sea Bright
Alfred Rossin
Henry Seligman
Samuel M. Schafer
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N. Sternberger
G. Lidenberg
Deal
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Jacob H. Schiff
Jefferson le
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Mrs. Chasmer
Weather Bureau Forecast
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