Funeral directors close session with dinner in Red Bank
New Jersey funeral directors and wives enjoyed a dinner at the Abe Globe Hotel in Red Bank after a fall meeting near Shrewsbury. John G. Sexton of Long Branch chaired the program with President Job Smith of Tuckerton arriving to lead the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Abe Globe
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Fev
John G. Sexton
Long Branch
Bi-County Association
Job Smith
Tuckerton
Monmouth-Ocean County Association
Kephard
Philadelphia
W. B. Burrell
New Jersey State Association
Bunnell
The
State Association
John F. Martin
New Jersey State Board
W. Halsey Smith
F. 8. Bowles
Newark
G. H. Paulson
W. B D. Kingsland
Hackensack
Harry C. Fay
Aged Mys Preacher Rev Edwin Waters Dies at 86
After a brief illness of two weeks, Rev. Edwin Waters died at his daughter’s home in Asbury Park. He passed his 86th birthday on March 1, suffering uraemia. Survivors include son William A. Waters and daughters Mrs. J. C. Lonan and Miss Olive L. Waters, all residing at 604 Second Avenue. Dr. A Ballard of Ocean Grove is the lone surviving physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gu Igess
Edwin Waters
J. C.lonan
Second Avenue
Asbury Park
Waters
New Jersey
A. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Son
J. C. Lonan
Olive L. Waters
William A. Waters
Opening of Leland Inn Promises Jersey Coast Resort Welcome
Invitations are out for the formal opening of Leland Inn Pleasure Bay on Saturday June 25 to mark the third season under proprietor William C Fianter. The event includes a lawn luncheon and a concert with friends along the Jersey coast in attendance. The ad promotes the Light Store and local meat specials offered by Phil Schmidt the 20th Century Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Inn
Pleasure Bay
William C. Fianter
Jersey
Phil Schmidt
Confidence Men Rob Boston Girl of Nearly $1000 Here
Miss Grace Miller of Boston fell for a smooth pitch by three well dressed men claiming to own a stable of racing horses near Red Bank New Jersey. They persuaded her to invest 1000 dollars for a guaranteed five thousand after a supposed race. She handed over 975 dollars and pawnd her jewelry for cash, then hurried toward New York to complete the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miller
Boston
Miss Miller
Red Bank
N. J
Long Branch
Second Avenue
Broadway
New York
Two Women Convicted for Keeping Disorderly Houses in Long Branch
Wilhelmina Mattison and Josephine Yetman were found guilty of keeping disorderly houses at Long Branch and remanded for sentencing. Wesley Edwards was held on bail after pleading not guilty to a similar charge. John Price, convicted of illegal liquor sales, failed to appear for sentence. Repair notes and local rentals followed in the notice section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Mattison
Josephine Yetman
Long Branch
John E. Foster
Freehold
Wesley Edwards
Joseph ¥. Price
Asbury Park
Mrs Hirschfeld Hosts Afternoon Tea for Fundraising
Mrs. Hirschfeld entertained a group of ladies at a Broadway home Tea discussing the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor and its endless chain method of fundraising. President Mrs. Leon Cubberley noted strong support as guests pledged assessments and souvenirs were awarded to Mrs. A Levy and Mrs. Jacob Steinbach.
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Hirschfeld
Broadway
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Leon Cubberley
A. Levy
Jacob Steinbach
Silverstein
Ocean Avenue
William Price
Samuel Haysman
William H. Slocum
Porter Charlton Arrested After Arrival In Hoboken
Porter Charlton, husband of Mary Castle Scott Charlton whose body was found in Lake Como, Italy, was arrested on landing from the Bremen liner Princess Alice. He confessed to the killing but claimed innocence, and will be remanded until tomorrow. Police report two weeks of pursuit and rumors of his wife’s past. Charlton faces extradition to Italy.
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Hoboken
N. J
Porter Charlton
Mary Castle Scott Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Alice
Bremen
Hayes
Charlton
Waldorf-Astoria
MISS MURPHY A BRIDE
Announcement of the marriage of Alla Louise Murphy of Tinton Falls to Orville O. Reed of Bristol Penn. The ceremony was June 14 at Star of the Sea Church rectory with Rev William P Cantwell officiating. The bride, once a Garfield Avenue School teacher, and Reed, manager at Adams Express Rahway, will honeymoon and settle in Rahway.
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Alla Louise Murphy
John Murphy
Tinton Falls
Orville O. Reed
Wm. B. Reed
Bristol
Penn
Star of the Sea Church
William P. Cantwell
Katherine V. Murphy
Russel G
Woman Peddler Outlawed In North Long Branch
Patrolman Hennessey detained a woman peddler selling without a license in North Long Branch. With a boy present, she claimed origin from New York and faced a choice of a $5 fine or a $10 license. After obstinacy, she paid $10 and obtained a season’s license as officers held her grips in the Chief’s room.
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Hennessey
North Long Branch
New York
van Doren
Wrecked Wagons After Wild Runaway Horse Incident
M Zimmerman proprietor of the Casino market reports his delivery wagon overturned after a frightened horse broke its tether at a post. The animal ran through Central avenue to Liberty and Broadway, colliding with another wagon. Volunteers halted the runaway. both wagons were damaged but the horse was captured and harness damaged little.
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M. Zimmerman
Casino Market
South Broadway
Central Avenue
Liberty Street
Broadway
Goldstein
N. EB. Smith
Artist Thurston's Wife Dies at Ocean Avenue Home
Mrs Samuel H. Thurston died this morning at 3 o clock at her ocean avenue residence after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and three grandchildren. Funeral private. burial under direction of John G. Sexton. Hoey Cottage, No. 3, undergoing repairs by Frederick Hoey. Cottage being repainted and a new porch added.
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Thurston
Samuel H. Thurston
Ocean Avenue
Hoey
Frederick Hoey
Funeral of ex Chief James Fay held at Star of the Sea
Funeral for ex Chief James Fay, son of the late Eugene and Catharine Fay, was held at Star of the Sea Church. The service included requiem high mass, a large turnout of fire department members, tolling alarms, and interment at Mt. Carmel. Fay organized Elberon Engine Company and served as chief before health limited his duties.
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James Fay
Eugene
Catherine Fay
Star of the Sea
William P. Cantwell
Fre
Elberon, Company
Fay
Elberon Engine Company
Thomas Beatty
Martin McCue
John McCarthy
J. E. Green
Joseph Kelly
B. T. Bampton
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Carmel
Diplomas for 17 at Silver Jubilee Commencement
Thief takes advantage of a man’s physical condition and relieves him of 75 dollars. John Finnegan, known for holding horses on Broadway, is twice robbed as he carries money and a diamond pin valued over 50 dollars. The star event describes Star of the Sea Academy’s twenty-fifth anniversary and jubilee commencement with Rev. W. P. Cantwell presiding, featuring music by Mills, Murphy, Daly, and Manion, and four medals awarded to scholars.
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Jobn Finnegan
John
Broadway
Finnegen
Star of the Sea” Academy
Academy
W. P. Cantwell
LL. D
Jessly
Mills Miss
Daly
Gypsy Flower Girl
McDowell
Pinsutt
Murphy
Pierce
Grace Daly
Newark
Helen Gibbons
Philadelphia
Martha Murphy
Brooklyn
Orphans Home Rally Set At Belmont Avenue
A series of Sunday afternoon meetings will begin June 26 at 2 30 o clock to support the Aged and Orphans Home at 179 Belmont avenue. J B Clanton president Rev A D Davis Licentiate Redd and N Keley will speak with Louisa Rawles outlining progress. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Avenue
J. B Clanton
Association
A. D. Davis
Matawan
Licentiate Redd
Mt. Oliver Church
N. Keley
Club Regatia Poonned Promises Rally
The fragmentary notice hints at a club regatta event with uncertain details and a forthcoming announcement. Readers should watch for fuller text revealing date venue and participating teams or clubs.
A Date From the 1788 Farm Page Fragment
A fragmented OCR entry from a 1788 page references a agricultural matter with sparse legible terms. The readable parts mention a place and activity, but key details are unclear. This brief item preserves the partial context and local tone of the period.
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State Board
Bervice
J.B. Green
Leacheo- Qeean Avenue
Frank L. Sheppard
Worden Cottage
Pavilion Avenue
J. Friedman
Stevens
Frankes Avenue
Ming J. Briggs
John Hugg
Lippincott Avenue
Gagabbell
Mrs. Hirschfeld
Wehobon
Kiser
Marley
Haly
Meath
Scotland Yard
Peter Hand
Chelsea Avenue
Miss Murphy
Garfield Ave
Adams Express Co
Rahway
Golden
Britton
Atvarting
Weather Bureau
A. Saiz & Co
Keyport
A Salt & Co
F. Morris
Spat Geneon
U. 6. Weather Bureau
Wanda E Voloes
Star of Star Academy
Finnegan
Murphy and Manion
Sylvia
Hark the
Grace Manion
W. P. Cantwell, II
Orphans Home Rally
Regatia Poanned
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