Council approves payment for Long Branch pier project
The council authorized a first payment of $1,000 to fund pier work after assurances from New York representative M. Grossman and R. Rosoff that construction would begin. Materials and labour were already moving, with steel stone lumber and cement moulds prepared and loaded for the project in Long Branch.
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Grossman
New York
R. Rosoff
of Council
Siswiges Radio
Long Branch Pier Company
Central Railcor
Tag Day Plans Chaperons Named for Fund Drive
The joint committee of Ladies Auxiliary No 1 and the Long Branch Society announces chaperons for the Tag Day fund raiser. Names include R C Warwick and Mrs James Ennis among others. The event runs July 30 during the horse show with red and white banners across Ocean Broadway and Cedar avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Joint
Committee of Ladies
Long Branch Society
James Ennis
Branch Port Avenue
John Heldt, Jr
Iss Avenue
Bimil Goothell
Broadway
F. K. Shield
C. BP. McFaddin
Ckwell Avenue
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
North Fifth Av
Springdale Avenue
Wiamere Ee
West Long Branch
Frank K. Gano
Branchport Avenue
Jacob Steinbach
Third Avenue
C. O. MecFaddin
Chel Avenue
Charles Corn
Way
William Slocum
J. H. Devis, Jr
Park
Sioner Brent
Ocean Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Two Women Convicted Over Disorderly Houses in Long Branch
Wilhelmina Mattison and Josephine Yetman pleaded guilty to keeping disorderly houses in Long Branch before Judge John Foster at Freehold. They were remanded for sentencing next Thursday. Wesley Edwards pleaded guilty to a January 1907 indictment and was held on bail, awaiting a hearing next Thursday. Joseph F. Price failed to appear for sentence after a liquor sale conviction. a writ of scire facias was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Mattison
Josephine Yetman
Long Branch
John Foster
Freehold
Wesley Edwards
Joseph F. Price
Asbury Park
Mrs Hirschfeld Hosts Afternoon of Cards and Talk
Mrs Hirschfeld entertained several ladies at her Broadway home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests played whist and euchre, heard a recital about the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor, and discussed continuing the entertaining chain under society president Mrs Cubbersley.
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Hirschfeld
Broadway
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the
Cubbersley
Ing Ofen
la Present
Taeneseniins
New Baker Arrives at the Huge Residence
John Huge, a baker, arrived at the Huge residence to see his mother and son as local lines describe their reunion amid unclear circumstances.
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John Huge
Aye Speer
Are
Blayde Stolen Frederic of Weetwood Ave
Fragmentary hoarded text mentions a person named Frederic from Weetwood Avenue and a possible link to a Fra art store and Boaines 70 with unclear details. The readable parts suggest a theft or loss note involving a person named Blayde.
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Frederic
Weetwood
Fra
Funeral directors conclude session in Red Bank
Funeral directors and wives attended a course dinner at the Globe Hotel Red Bank after a bi county association meeting. John G Sexton of Long Branch chaired the entertainment and business sessions in the presence of President Job Smith of Tuckerton.
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New. Jersey
Globe
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
John G. Sexton
Long Branch
Bi-County Association
Job Smith
Tuckerton
Clamson
Monmouth-Ocean County Association
State Association
Prof
Kephard
Philadelphia
W. B. Burrell
New Jersey State Association
Bunnell
John F. Martin
New Jersey State Board
W. Halsey Smith
F. 3. Bowles
Newark
G. H. Paulson
W. D. Kingsland
Hackensack
Harry C. Fay
Id. Vyas
Opening of Leland Inn Promises Garden Luncheon Concert
Invitations have gone out for the formal opening of Leland Inn Pleasure Bay on Saturday June 25. The resort in its third season is owned by William C. Hunter and will be inaugurated with a luncheon on the lawn and a concert.
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Leland Inn
Road House
Pleasure Bay
William C. Hunter
Jersey
Auto Goes Aground After Brake Failure In Ocean Avenue
Max Schwartz’s delivery auto driven by Alfred Weil nearly caused a fatal crash Tuesday in the Seligman yard area. Weil and a young boy escaped as the vehicle plunged down an embankment along the bulkhead toward the beach. authorities report no serious injuries beyond shocks and minor injuries to Weil.
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Max Schwartz
Alfred Weil
Weil
Ocean Avenue
Dewitt Seligman
Seligman
Allo
Tie Beach
Weill
Well
New Cottage Rentals Sold by J B Green Agency
J B Greens real estate reports recent rentals including Leach cottage on Ocean avenue to Frank L Sheppard of New York Worden cottage on Pavilion avenue to J of New York Stevens cottage on Line avenue to Miss Briggs of New York Advertising late Daly Recut
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J. B. Green
Leach
Ocean Avenue
Frank L. Sheppard
New York
Worden
Pavilion Avenue
Stevens
Line Avenue
Miss. Briggs
New
Boston Girl Fooled by Confidence Trio in Lottery Scam
Miss Grace Miller of Boston fell for three well dressed men claiming to own racing horses near Red Bank New Jersey. They asked her to invest 1000 dollars. she gave 975 and exchanged jewelry for cash. Police investigated the slick confidence men led by a man called Count.
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Grace Miller
Boston
Miss Miller
Miss
Red Bank
N. J
Long Branch
Second Avenue
Broadway
New York
Sixty Sixth Street
Police
Layton
Captain Walling
Detective Bureau
Iain Walling
Scared Highwayman Halts Robbery as Borden Couple Escapes
On Sunday near Patterson's corner in Bhrewsbury Mr and Mrs A H Borden encountered a masked man who demanded money outside a residence after alighting from the trolley. The assailant displayed a revolver but fled when Mr Borden attempted to seize him and Mrs Borden aided their escape.
Missing diamond pin case linked to sleep prone man
A man with mental illness and poor condition slept at times and suspects someone exploited him to steal a diamond pin. The pin, once found by Pinnege years ago, remains missing after an incident where the thief slipped away with the booty undiscovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pinnege
Orphans Home Rally Aims at Summer Platform Addresses
The Aged and Home on Belmont avenue will hold Sunday platform meetings starting Sunday at 2 30 pm. J B Clanton president Rev A D Davis Licentiate Redd and N Keley will speak while Mrs Louisa Raches outlines progress. Clergymen will attend as four solicitors work. The public is invited to learn firsthand and see ongoing efforts through the summer.
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Belmont Avenue
Bath
J. B. Clanton
The
Aesociation
A. D. Davis
Matwan
Licentiate Redd
Mt. Church
N. Keley
Louisa Raches
Ayres Asked to Resign Over July Fourth Location
Mayor Appleby and city officials, choosing the fishing pier for Fourth of July fireworks, prompted Carnival Association head Harold B. Ayres of Asbury Park to decline promotion of planned Westley events. The mayor requests Ayres resign immediately from lake carnival management.
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Asbury
Park Carnival
Mayor Appleby
Appleby
Harold B. Ayres
Carnival Association
Westley
Ayres
Asbury Park
N. J
Corp Val
Lake Carnival
Repairing Streets and Trolley Line Details
Fragmentary report notes a company plans street repairs and trolley upgrades under its controller. Phrases imply alignment with stated terms and referenced cordance with the sald.
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See - A Ae
Cordance
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Ghecks
Chandler
Ngs
Council
Slocum
Atate
Mangton House
Howland
West End
Ocean
TAG Day
Mrs. Hirschfeld
Boy
Colonato
M. E
Edwin Waters
J. C. Lonan
Waters
New Jersey
A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Olive L. Waters
William A. Waters
Harry Vincent
Ono
James Farrell
South Amboy
James F.lynch
Eatontown
Bentontown
Justice of the Peace
Jas. H. Sickles
Harold Ellison
Roselle
Elizabeth
Sea Girt
Perth Amboy
James P. Lynch
Eatontown Township
Newcomb
Blytt
Daly
Boston Girl
Jet Croak la Tele
Suisdung Games
Orphans Home Rally
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