Class Day Exercises Attract Large Class Of 1910
A large and appreciative crowd attended the Chattle High School class day exercises for the class of 1910. The program featured gifts, class prophecy and will, speeches by Pitman B. Potter and W Bennett Woolley, a wireless telegraphy bit by Milton Giles, and an enjoyable orchestra performance under Prof. Mattock. The statue gift to the school did not arrive for presentation.
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Chattle High School
Diana and
Versilless
Mattock
Pitman B. Potter
Chester A. Wiese
Edith Wheeler
George Tomasky
MUM
Cnc
Ceceeh Aed
Milton E. Giles
Fanny Schneider
Co. T. Stone
Junors
Clara Belle Prichard
W. Bennett Woolley
Pitman B. Potter Jr
Saale “Eedess Orchestra
W C T U Meeting Postponed and Local Notices
A W C T U meeting originally slated for Tuesday is postponed to Thursday the 23d due to graduation exercises. Reports of Mrs. Bartine Green’s illness in Middletown and Dr. Hendrickson’s care are provided. Belford fishing plans and Spring Lake boulevard specifications are noted with state approval pending raid commissioner consent.
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Bartine Green
Long Branch
E. W. Johnson
Middletown
Daniel D. Hendrickson
Spring Lake
Ocean Highway
That Place
Hngineér Shafto
Gilkyson
Doubting Thomas and Mrs Thomas as good servants debate
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over whether there are good servants, referencing doubting Thomas and Mrs Thomas amid discussions of unreasonable expectations and advertising.
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Thomas
Charlton and Bride Quarreled Aboard Transatlantic Voyage
Chelsea avenue residents Mr and Mrs Peten Hand recall the couple Charlton and his bride quarrelling from New York to Italy aboard their steamer. The case ties to the Lake Como murder of Mary Scott Castle with Charles Charlton missing and reports of a London sanitarium sighting. Russia disputes aid for suspect in Como case as brass knuckles linked to the murder surface.
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Chelsea Avenue
Italy
New York
Porter Charlton
Charltons
London
Mary Scott Castle
Scotland Yard
Como
Russia
America
Charlton
Constantine Ispolatoff
Ispolatoff
Mostrastio
Roosevelt Alexander wedding to be held at Fifth Avenue Church
Lea Bright and Rumson will attend the Roosevelt Alexander wedding at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York next Monday. Attending guests include Col and Mrs J J McCook Miss McCook Mrs H M Alexander Rev Dr Maitland Alexander Sr Archibald Alexander and Mr and Mrs P Hall Packer. Joseph E Price of Asbury Park is tried at Freehold this afternoon before Judge Foster and a jury for illegal sale of liquor at the Breakers with private detectives hired to gather evidence.
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Lea Bright
Rumson
Roosevelt-Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Col
J. J. McCook
McCook
H. M. Alexander
Maitland Alexander
Archibald Alexander
P. Hall Packer
Joseph E. Price
Asbury Park
Freehold
Foster
Besler to Sail as Roosevelt Reception Planned
Former Postmaster William M. Golden of West Long Branch returns home improved from illness in Brooklyn. General Vice President Besler of the New Jersey Central sails for Europe next Saturday. Newspaper men plan a reception and Roosevelt return. Eatontown to mark July Fourth with an eighth annual athletic celebration featuring baseball, running and bicycle races, a half mile horse race and a motorcycle race.
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William M. Golden
West Long Branch
Edwards
Norton
Brooklyn
Besler
New Jersey Central
Europe
Roosevelt
Eatontown Athletic Association
Eatontown
South Street
Suburban Heights Realty Company Incorporation Noted at Trenton
Yesterday in Trenton a new real estate outfit named Suburban Heights Realty Company, Long Branch branch, was incorporated with capital of 50 000 dollars. Incorporators include William B, Charles Woolley and Susan C Woolley. The firm plans to handle real estate, builders, cataloging and related activities.
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Trenton
Suburban Heights ‘Realty Company
Loig
Capital
William B
Charles Woolley
Susan c. Woolley
Chattles Triumph Over Alumni In Lively Baseball Thriller
The Chattles defeated the Alumni 14 to 7 at Baseball Park yesterday afternoon. Battery for Chattle was Little and Arrickson. other players included Morris, Thomas, Johnson, Woolley, Burns, Heiles, Sacco. Alumni scoring came from Reisner, Walsh, Stokes, A Heiles, Sawyer, Van Dyke, Warwick, Howland, and Bouse. Attendance was light but fans saw sharp fielding and strong batting throughout.
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Baseball Park
Chattles
Little
Errickson
W. Morris
Thomas
Johnson
Woolley
Burns
Heiles
Sacco
Reisner
Walsh
Stokes
A. Heiles
Sawyer
van Dyke
Chattle
Alumn
State to Build Auto Road Link Freehold Streets
Price & Hareman of Red Bank win the contract for macadaming Main and South streets in Freehold at 9641 with state funds to cover the 16 foot roadbed. The town supplies wings and curbs and gutters paid by property owners. center work costs 5591 and wings 4950. State funds aid the project with county oversight by Engineer George K Allen. State Road Commissioner Gilkyson approved.
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Price & Hareman
Red Bank
Main and
South Street
Freehold
George K Allen
Philadelphia
Trenton
Gilkyson
Board of Freeholders
Price
Hafenian
Bedle & Pfeiffer
Perth Amboy
Charles T. Eastburn
Yardiey
Penn
J. L. LeCompte
Lakewood
Avon Construction Company
Avon
A. K. Hillput
T. J. McGovern
Ta ber claims Milmore illegally holds Long Branch health post
Edwin E Taber of Long Branch sues in the New Jersey Supreme Court to oust James Milmore from the Long Branch health and sanitary inspectorate. Taber alleges Milmore never took the State exam or license, despite being elected April 14 1909 for a one year term. Milmore must answer within twenty days. An affidavit from Edward R Blaisdell supports Taber’s case. Henry M Nevins spoke on Flag Day in Allentown Pennsylvania under the Flag Day Association.
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James Milmore
Health and Sanitary Inspector of
Long Branch
Edwin E. Taber
Milmore
Supreme Court
Edmund Wilson
Justice Voorhees
Taber
Jhas
William P. Taber
John W. Slocum Taber
State Board of Health
Board of Health of
Harry Truax
Edward R. Blaisdell
Board of Health
G. A.R
Henry M. Nevins
Red Bank
Allentown
Penn
Flag Day, Association of Pennsylvania
Supreme Courts
Incorporated Athletic Claba
Moran-MacCarthy
The
Oakland Tribune
Moran
McCarthy
Washington
San Francisco Chronicle
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Showers
The U S Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions for the next thirty six hours ending Friday at 8 p m with showers tonight or Friday and light to moderate variable winds Dick Litte will be in the box again Saturday afternoon Don t miss this game with St Rowes an itwif Woe apecdremg
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Dick Litte
The
St. Rowes
Six Cities Bid for the Big Ring Battle Riot and Prize Fight Debate
San Francisco reports a riot of excitement as Governor Gillett fights to stop the Jeffries Johnson prize fight. Promoters Rickard and Gleason vow to proceed, with Reno and other cities weighing bids. Attorney General Wedd's ruling looms as authorities debate legality and potential repercussions.
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Gilett
Jeffries-Johnson
Rickard
Gleason
Gillett
Reno
Langford Kaufmann
Jeff
Johnson
Mitch
Mexico City
Salt Lake
Ely
Nevada
Wedd
Richards
Frisco
Long Branch Gun Club shoot results and graduates noted
The Long Branch Gun Club held a 50 bird shoot where A. Maps led with 44 and H. Greene 60 in the summary. Others like J Young Wolcott and A D Van Note scored in the 40s while George Helfker and Greenleaf posted 20 and 22. Separately, Luke Higgins graduates from Manhattan College with a Tuesday ceremony in New York attended by many.
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Jreatievitay
Long Branch
Aieem Young
Wolcott
H. Maps
C. H. Greene
Ree
J. D. Burtés
Joe Young
A. D. van Note
RB. Wood
M. C Burns
George Helfker
George Greenleaf
George Maps
Beek
W. Heyers
George Laird
John Conk
F. West
EB Everett
Manhattan
Luke Higgins
Wallace Red Bank
Manhattan York
Red Bank High School graduates honored at exercises
Dozen graduates received diplomas at Red Bank High School. Honors went to Hose as top student. ceremony featured music, speeches on Richard Wagner and art, a bust presentation, and a tribute to late principal Professor Stephens Arrowsmith. Postmaster A. T. Woolley’s force covered the event.
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Red Bank High School
Carolyne Rowe Blaisdell
Sallie Conover Hackman
Mary Annette McCue
Julia Elizabeth Murphy
Vera Marion Rose
Elizabeth Striker
Elizabeth von Beidel
Benjamin Leonard Atwater
Leslie Mortimer Dennis
Frederick White Fortune
Theodore Dwight Parsons
George Clarke Worthley
Miss Hose
Richard Wagner
Mary McCue
Vera Rose
Longteluw Ta Seliol
Stephen V. Arrowsmith
John Enright
George Edward Reed
Dickinson College
Dwight J. Parsons
Shrewsbury
Eatontown
Br Reed
Warner
Red Bank
Board of Education
Professor Arrowsmith
Eurigh
Arrowsmith
Angel
Red Bank Fair Grounds To House County Baseball Park
Red Bank will convert the county fair grounds into a baseball park seating 500. The semi pro Red Bank club and former team members will play next Sunday. Ticket price will be set with admission to the grounds and covered stand.
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Red Bank Tn
Red Bank
Ture
Ball Park
New Jersey
Oi Aeie Company
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