Personal notices of summer homes and arrivals
Lester Sherman leaves for Lakewood to spend Sunday with his parents. M. J. Krause and family arrive at Phillips cottage Ocean avenue for the summer. M. Michaelson and family to Long Branch for the season. H. Greenhall and family at Slocum cottage Pavilion avenue. Mrs R Freidlander and family at Friedlander summer home Westwood and Cedar avenues. H R Lewis and family to Hollywood No 12 next Tuesday. F H Baker to summer home on Westwood avenue today. A boy eleven, Abraham Rogen, reprimanded by Recorder Van Doren for mischief and trespass at the Broadway theatre. warned of strict discipline if arrested again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Sherman
Lakewood
M. J. Krause
Phillips Cottage
Ocean Avenue
M. Michaelson
Long Branch
H. Greenhall
Slocum Cottage
Pavilion Avenue
Mrs. R. Freidlander
Friedlander
Westwood
Cedar Avenues
H. R. Lewis
Hollywood No. 12
F. H. Baker
Westwood Avenue
Recorder
Abraham Rogen
Peck
Broadway
West
van Doren
Mrs Clara A Burtt Buried In Local Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs Clara A Burtt mother of former Councilman E C Burtt were held yesterday afternoon from the Burtt home on Art street Rev John Froschl of Brooklyn a former pastor of the First Reformed Church officiated assisted by Rev Frederick K Shield pastor The pallbearers were Frank Stillwaggon Forrest Green Daniel B Slocum Harry G Woolley BE B Blaisdell B F Lane Burial was at Glenwood Cemetery in charge of funeral director W Hi Morris Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtt
Clara A. Burtt
E. C. Burtt
Art Street
John Froschl
Brooklyn
First Reformed Church
Frederick K. Shield
Frank Stillwaggon
Forrest Green
Daniel B. Slocum
Harry G. Woolley
BE. B. B
Oakhurst Dedication Set for Tomorrow
Preparations are complete for the dedication of the new Oakhurst M E Church. Bishop Luther B. Wilson will preach the dedicatory sermon tomorrow night at 7 30. An all day celebration follows from 9 30 with the program printed in the Record. The cornerstone was laid January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Oakhurst M. FE
Luther B. Wilson
Ladies Day Observed at First Reformed Church
Tomorrow at the First Reformed Church a Ladies Day will be observed with Rev Shield preaching special sermons to ladies. Prof Mattuck will arrange music by a ladies chorus and choir, and lady ushers will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Shield
Mattuck
Langford Kaufman Fight Declared Off
San Francisco June 18 The Langford Kaufman fight was declared off this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mr. Kahn to Visit Ex-Empress Eugenie on Europe Visit
Local friends report lawyer Montifiore G. Kahn arrived by ship Mauretania setting a trans Atlantic record by 2 hours 18 minutes. He travels to Fraunce to meet Ex-Empress Eugenie at Epirng on business tied to a $31 250 000 New York real estate deal. The grand jury dismissed the case against him before sailing. Accusers Sharp and Mendelsohn face counter charges.
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Mr. Kahn
Montifiore G. Kahn
Europe
Mauretania
Fraunce
Eugenie
Epirng
New York
Messrs. Sharp and
Mendelsohn
Horton Funeral Set for Nathan Horton
Funeral services for Nathan Horton will be held at his Belmont avenue home tomorrow afternoon at two o clock. Burial follows at White Ridge cemetery Eatontown with funeral director W JH Morris Jr in charge.
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Mr. Horton
Nathan Horton
Belmont Avenue
White Ridge Cemetery
Eatontown
W. JH. Morris, Jr
Big Clock at Madison Square Tops Public Timepieces
The Metropolitan tower clock at Madison Square New York is the costliest and most elaborate public timepiece, powered entirely by electricity. It is the largest four dial tower clock, the third largest clock overall, and the highest clock in the world, with the biggest striking bell. Other huge clocks include Colgate factory Jersey City, St Rombert’s Ma lines, Peter’s Zurich, and the Metropolitan clock at twenty six feet six inches dial diameter.
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Metropolitan Tower
Madison Square
New York
Colgate
Jersey
St. Rombert's
Malines
Belgi
Eek Peter's
Zurich
Switzerland
Teware
Origin of the Marseillaise and its dramatic rise
Deshler Welch in Harper's Magazine recounts Rouget de l Isle composing a war hymn at a Strasbourg banquet during the terror. The piece, first sung in Strasbourg, quickly spreads with volunteers from Marseilles marching to Paris. Rouget dies in poverty.
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Freron
Barras
France
Rouget de l'Isle
Flo
Strassburg
Rouget
Long Branch High School Graduation Completes Class of 1910
Dr. Green honored at reception on arrival and diplomas presented to 44 graduates. Principal Gregory lauds growth from 130 starters to the largest class yet and credits Green with building the school. Green urges graduates to pursue honest leadership, education as the best asset, and meaningful work. Program featured essays, orations, readings, choruses, and a high school orchestra with decor and a greens arch backdrop.
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Dr. Green
Gregory
Dlass
Green
Long Branch
Smith
Graduates and Alumni Honor Roll at State Normal School
A State Normal School at Trenton ceremony features the Girls Chorus The Night Bells and The Pilgrims Chorus. Addressed by Dr. J. M. Green, graduates receive diplomas amid benediction and music. Listed are graduates and alumni committees with full names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Green
State Normal School
Trenton
Benediction
Classified want ads tell stories with telegram brevity
Condensed want ads evolve into telegram like classifieds, serving more readers than ever. The piece notes heightened usefulness and accessibility as brief notices reach diverse audiences. It emphasizes efficient wording and searchable phrases to connect buyers and sellers quickly.
Big Game Tomorrow at Monmouth Park Nats versus Morgans
The Nationals and Morgans square off at Monmouth Park if rain holds off. Morgan’s new pitcher Ollie Woods will toe the rubber with Jimmie Walsh catching, while John Flanagan returns to second base and Carnie Warwick reappears in the lineup. Last meeting ended 7 6 in a hard fought nine inning win for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Nationals
Morgan
Magee
Morgans
Ollie Woods
Jimmie Walsh
John Flanagan
Fordham
Carnie Warwick
Tommie Hines
Supreme Court limits street franchise for phone firms in Linden case
The Supreme Court rules the 1906 limited franchise act does not apply when right to use streets comes directly from the Legislature, ordering Linden Township to designate a route for the Hudson and Middlesex Telephone and Telegraph Company. The township committee had imposed restrictions beyond the statute’s scope. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Supreme Court
Linden Township
Union County
Hudson and Middlesex Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Fannie C. Havens
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Fannie Schneider
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Henry DP. Brinley
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James Walsh
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Arthur Hull
William Conk
Elmer Sawyer
Frank Smith
Leo Warwick
Mark Teany
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
Wilbur West
Howard Prichard
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W. Stanley Rouse
Leroy Patterson
Thomas McCue
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