Long Branch Young Earns Law Degree at Carnegie Hall
Joseph A. Burns Jr of Long Branch graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from New York Law School at Carnegie Hall where Edward M. Shepard urged ethics and public welfare for new lawyers. The event drew Long Branch relatives and friends among 145 in the class of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Burng, Jr
Long Branch
Chattle
New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
Edward M. Shepard
Poli
Lake
Burns
State Normal School
Trenton
Monmouth County
Helen Marguerite Gano
Katryne
Gordon
Class Day Exercises Share Bright Moments At High School
The high school class day event drew a large audience with a program by the WS 1 orchestra. Theodore D. Parsons opened the program and teased the crowd while the Junior class burning of the books was described. Elizabeth von Beldel and Parsons delivered class prophecies and Vera Rose and Sallie Hackman presented the class history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS 1
Theodore
D. Parsons
Fred W. Fortune
Elizabeth? von Beldel
Theodore D. Parsons
Vera Rose
Sallie Hackman
Princip
Christopher Gregory
Granmar
Gregory Préstmtet
Aiplomas
GA Pe Low
A. Smith
Sea Notes
Gent
Aix
Treasure Island
Clayton Johna
Irene Slater
James Green
Grey Schwarz
Catherine
Henry Kang
Guggenheim Residency Ruling Upholds New Jersey Tax 1908 case
In New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Minturn sustains a $40,000 Long Branch property tax assessment on Solomon R. Guggenheim. He found Guggenheim did not establish prior to 1907 that he resided elsewhere, noting acts over 1905–1907 indicating Long Branch residency despite 1906 ties to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Long Branch
Solomon R. Guggenheim
Justice Minturn
Supreme Court
Guggenheim
New York Tax Board
New York
New Jersey
Aome
van Vliet
Monmouth County Tax Board
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
Joh W. Slocum
Thomas P. Fay
Dennison expert show attracts women at Distitow station store
A lively demonstration by a Dennison expert will run all next week at Distitow store. Ladies may learn paper cutting a paper ornaments and decorations for dinners and dances. The event highlights the craft and showcases designs warming Newark area venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Distitow
Elks Ladies Night A Festive Garfield Avenue Event
Garfield avenue hosted a grand Elks Ladies Night with a lantern lit reception and a large assembly hall for dancing and entertainment. Local musicians and vocalists performed a refined program while guests, escorts, and honorees enjoyed encored favorites and a strong musical showcase.
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Elke
Garfield Avenue
Cooper
Tnal
Mmbers
J. Pitman West
Mattle & Korn
The
Elks
Clara A. Korn
J. K. Green
Miss Smith
Matilda West
Gracie Joline
Marjorie Mullen
Democratic Executives Plan Fall Campaign in Monmouth
The Monmouth County Democratic Executive Committee met at Freehold to organize for the fall campaign. Chairman Wilbert A. Beecroft presided as plans for new by laws and countywide organization were laid. Dinners at Red Bank Highlands Neptune and other towns boosted party harmony. The group aims for strong local committees and energized voters.
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Monmouth County
Democratic Executive Committee
Freehold
Wilbert A. Beecroft
Cdtigteasmen
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Frank 8. Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Léon Taylor
Asbury Park
Assis
James L. Hammer
Keyport
Alston Beekman
Cornelius D. Sullivan
Bennett
George Lambertson
David Harvey, Jr
Franklin Patterson
Albert W. Bennett
Lone Branch
Neptune Township
Frank S. Katzenbach
Scotty’s
Long Branch
Weather Forecast and Local Notices
The Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours ending Saturday evening will be partly cloudy with warmer conditions and light to moderate variable winds trending west. Local notices mention social events and condolences amid illness and death in the community.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Public Demands Redress for North Broadway Glass Nuisance
Citizens protest broken bottles on North Broadway causing road hazards and tire damage. They call for state aid to enforce laws against throwing glass in public thoroughfares and urge immediate cleanup to protect bicycles, autos, and horses.
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North Broadway
Local Auction Promises Bargains and Big Value
Fragments describe a Saturday city sale with dity items and brands at a shop near Gbinstein's. The ad touts splits in cost and mentions possible undertaker listings and various sellers while emphasizing strong value.
School Bodine Water Goes Over
A distorted report describes a school meeting where the board discusses class assignments on the fourth floor. It notes a drawing room, roving pupils and a proposed shift of activities to the corridor, with uncertain details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cig
Robin
Breakers Manager Found Guilty of Illegal Sale of Liquor
A jury before Judge John E. Foster at Preehold found Joseph Price, manager of the Breakers on First avenue and Kinksley street, Asbury Park, guilty of illegal sale of liquor. Sentencing set for next Thursday with appeal possible. Witnesses described postal card orders for beer and on-site delivery during July, while Price testified no beer or liquor was sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Foster
Preehold
Joseph & Price
First Avenue
Kinksley Street
Asbury Park
Price
Willian A. Brazer
Edith Tidingr
T. Frank Appleby
John D. Gorman
Columbia Water Company
Allenhurst
Mr. Price
Chas. E. Cook
Aaron B. Johnston
Peter Vredenburgh
James D. Carton
Appleby
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Joseph A. Guin, Jr
Red Bank High School
Marty
Titus McSherry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Goldstein's
Loo
Dot & Campbell
Pigk Gut Fk
Artsworft
Suprémiée
South Shrewsbury
First Presbyterian Church
St. Roses
Newark
Baseball’ Park
Tos
Norwood
Ive
Bradway
Dally Record
Elks Ladies
Garfield Ave
M. Plouzinake
Broadway
Upstaire
Méblasee
Pawaenkers
Sandy Hook
Ateamers
Cedar Street Pier i
Asbury
Weather Bureau Forecast
Britton
Cor
Jacot Bratquart
Ethatitia
Bbc
Ed Fee
Sugar Bowl
Mii Tip
Fiemen
Byron Blakedell
Grace Reilly
Shield
Grace Slater
Ruthater
Martha van Derveer
Bmam
van Horn
May Walsh
Grace Wardell
Rache Worthley
Cy Blaindell
Alpheus Borden
Wilian Burns
James Cattanach
Louis Alfred Friedrick
Betty Galen
Green
Robbins Lane
Isadore Man
Santo Sacco
Greg Schwarz
Mary G. Jackson
Hazel
Gbinstein
Jacobe
Sextey Arce
Baleam
Brosdeny
Clay Schoali
Save Hotel
Strong
Bet Jury
Comicil-Agpea
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