Surprise for Rector at Fisk Chapel Anniversary
Members of Fisk chapel Fair Haven tendered Rev Robert MacKellar of Red Bank a surprise yesterday for his tenth anniversary as rector. A purse of ten dollars and flowers greeted him as he entered the service at four. He spoke of the harmony with his congregation and noted two raises to his salary. MacKellar, long associated with St George Rumson and Fair Haven, has helped build a thriving Sunday school and baptized 28 children and confirmed 29. The chapel, opened in 1885, remains a growing faith center. a September observance for rectors will invite all to attend.
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Fisk Chapel
Fair
Rob MacKellar
Red Bank
Mr. MacKellar
Dimeelf
MacKellar
St. George's Church
Rums
Sun School
Fair Haven
Ahea
Sepapa
Bluffwalk Mashers Fined After Holiday Promenade Incident
Patrolman Vetter reported two men harassing young ladies along the Bluffwalk promenade yesterday. Joseph Chickelia was punished with a fine after admitting involvement. Radno Mischerly escaped lighter punishment, though he carried a razor that prompted Recorder Vans Doren to comment on potential harsher penalties. The Bluffwalk hubris will be checked to deter future incidents.
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Vetter
Joseph “I
Radno
Iroquois Club Plans Annual Coney Island Trip
The Iroquois Social Club will take its sixth annual outing to Coney Island on Sunday July 17 aboard the Sarah W Wasely chartered. Passenger numbers are limited and tickets are non transferable. Rood fellows will arrange refreshments for the round trip. Tickets are available in the Daily Record.
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Coney Island
Iroquois
Elvp
Sarah CY
Dramatic Club Outing to Oceanport and Shore Dinner
Members of St James Dramatic Club Red Bank chartered the Red Bank yesterday for a river trip and shore dinner at Oceanport. The Highlands stop included swimming and high diving by Michael Hynan. A shore dinner at Al Smith's with toastmaster Billie Hewes followed, then a baseball game. Many members attended with Mrs Edward O Flaherty presiding, and the group considered another outing.
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Oceanport
St. James
al. Smith’s
Billie” Hewes
Edward O'Flaherty
Dramatic Club
Mr. Hewel
Marion Dugan
Beatrice Dugan
Louise Slattery
Catherine Hoffman
Nellie Mulligan
Edward O'Flanerty
William Hewel
Michael Hynan
Charles Paulson
Francis J. Egan
Frank Monahan
John Lovely
James Larkin
George Daly
Frank Dickman
Red Bank
Percy A. Hicks
Long Branch
Red Bank Freight Car Collision Injures Local Figure
John Flannagan, a notable Red Bank resident near the depot, was struck by a freight engine this morning but suffered only a minor head cut and was able to return home after a brief treatment. He reportedly stood near Monmouth Street crossing when the train slowly passed, with family noting his history of a severe prior injury on the East River bridge requiring leg amputations.
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John Flannagan
Red Bank
Disbrow & Striker
Flannagan
Bridge Avenue
Monmouth Street
East River Bridge
New York
Blue eyed sale pitch and jewelry test in New York Times
A city salesman claims physiologists note advantages for blue eyed people. A jeweler, manager of a large store, allegedly offered a job to a woman with deep blue eyes to help customers preview jewelry. He says two thirds of New York jewelry salesmen have blue eyes and notes a heat of lights effect.
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New York
Times
Stingy Queen Bess and the Debt of Her Era
A London Telegraph summary notes Queen Elizabeth I’s stinginess harmed many. John Conley writes Sir Robert Cecil of chasing 100 pounds for beef for the royal army, warning he would be undone without order. Sir Edward Hastings, serving the queen, pawns his wife’s jewels begging sustenance in old age. Drake seized ninety bags of rice at Plymouth as the navy faced payment refusals for victuals. Soldiers and ministers alike suffered as officials sought to save money rather than reward service.
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Bess
John Conley
Robert Cecil
Edward Hastyngs
Francis Drake
Plymouth
Alllizabeth
London Telegraph
Eating For the Love of it in Diet Advice
The text discusses Fletcher and Pawlow arguing diet should match hunger and pleasure. It notes thorough chewing and serene mood enhance meals with sociable settings as part of dietetic conduct. It also mentions Birch trees and Siberian larch as related topics in the fragment.
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Pawlow
Price Fletcher
Fletcher
Clare
Chariton near break with fear of maniatic state
Jersey City June 27 Ports Chariton the Lake Como wife slayer is under close watch as guards fear he may verge on a nervous breakdown. Dr William Arlitz treated him after a night of crying on his prison bed and warned confinement and loneliness could wreck him.
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Jersey City
N. J
Porter Chariton
Charlton
Italy
Lake Come
Chariton
Sullivan
William Jerome Arlitz
Arlt
Arlita
Car Hits Auto in Pittsburg Killing Two
In Pittsburg near Charleroi an automobile struck by a heavy Pittsburg Railways car killed William A. Hamilton and his son Roy instantly. Several others, including Mrs Hamilton and a cousin, were hospitalized with injuries. A daughter Mary was trapped and burned but survived. A separate report mentions a Joy ride crash injuring two others and a driver killed. Thompson's Comet sightings near Pleasure Bay drew attention with an electric light on a pole at Old Pleasure Bay House.
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Pittsburg
Charleroi
Pittsburg Railways Company
William A. Hamilton
Roscoe
Roy
Mr. Hamilton
Annie
Blanche Matheny
Injéries Hteainay
Robert Hamilton
Mary
Harvia Backus
Thompson
Pleasure Bay
Pleasure Bay House
John J. Thompson
Busy Lodge Elections Loom In City Tonight
The city lodge elects officers in an annual meeting with many units installing new leaders tomorrow night. Several lodges report reorganizations and the process will continue for about a month with Frank Foster away at a cottage and Richmond of Mount Holly involved in cottage matters.
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Richmond
Mount Holly
Norwood
Frank
Finnafd
Frank Foster
Sub scription Handicap at Holttwood Golf Club
Rothschild won the subscription handicap at Holttwood Golf Club on Saturday amid a field including Grose and Aisacore. The event page notes handicap details and a 28 stroke count, with advertising in the Daily Record.
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Jads FU Rothschild
Holttwood Golf Club
Cwerty.aktee
Aisacore Grose
Personal notices list visits and stays in New Jersey area
Rhodés Casey BE New York swept charter Foley over Sunday at a cottage. Blair of 15d wards avenue spent last week with Mrs and Mr T. WW Blair of Belvidere NJ returned after a week with Mrs James Blair of awards. Miss Bessie of Perth Amboy training for Nursing spent Medday with others. James Blair of Edwards ué. John A. Errickson Jersey City guests in Long Branch Over Sunday. Mrs. William (9H) Alexander Seventh avenue returned from Trackensack. Miss Helen Bergergn returned with her. William Herbert New York here two weeks with his mother Mrs William Herbert Fourth avenue. Ralph Waddison Albany visiting his mother Mrs. Edward Eddison at Cloughly homestead Norwood avenue. Raymond D. Bidfadeli recovered from tonsolitis. C Schloss New York visiting Henry Block for a few days. Mrs Charley Van Scheick Freehold admitted to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Saturday for surgical treatment.
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T. Rhodés Casey
New York
Aothers James Blair
Edwards Ué
John A. Errickson
Jersey City
Long Branch
Wiliam
Alexander
Seventh Avenue
Kite
Trackensack
Helen Bergergn
William Herbert
Charley van Scheick
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Cast of Disha Statue Arrives for Versailles High School
The 6 foot tall cast from the Boston Sculpture Co. arrives and is installed in the Versailles High School Assembly hall. It depicts Diana the Goddess of the Chase in hunting attire with a stag, a gift of the class of 1910 delayed previously.
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Disha
Versailles
Chattle
Diana
Boston
Melrose
Mass
Ballin Wife Of Gus Ballin Dies At Atlantic Highlands
Mrs Ballin Bead and Mrs Reath S Ballin wife of Gus tav N Ballin died at Atlantic Highlands on her summer terrein Saturday. Funeral services set for 10 46 tomorrow morning with private interment.
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Reath S. Ballin
Gustav N. Ballin
Atlantic Highlands
Teria
Firlvate
Inn Busy Place at Monmouth Beach Opens for Season
The Monmouth Beach Inn resumes operations with 65 guests already staying and more expected. Improvements include evergreen landscaping, a fireproof garage, and a new bathing pavilion with pools and lounges. The Hollands Trio will perform, with a seven piece orchestra planned for the Casino, plus an Independence Day hop. Notable guests and residents from New Jersey are listed among current patrons, while several cottages are rented solo or en suite under English-trained butlers ensuring high‑class service.
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Monmouth Beach
Bats
Circle
Ree W. Avery
New York
Holland Trio
Goulied
Stellar Society
Pavilon
Atantic City
Charles H. Allen
Mass
Harrison K. Bird
W. B. Boyd
D. H. Bates
E. O. Champ
England
All Day Shoot Planned by Long Branch Gun Club on July 4
Long Branch Gun Club plans a full Fourth of July event with a all day trap shoot from 10 AM to nightfall. Visitors may participate or watch, with refreshments and other features, as officials stage matches including Bronx miles versus local auto goggles team and individual shooting.
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Long Grand
Markemen
Long Branch
Membe
Bronx
Leland Inn Opens Season With Formal Opening
Mine host W. C. Hunter welcomed over two hundred guests to the Leland Inn on the Bbhrewsbury river at Rockwell avenue for the 1910 season. The redecorated hostelry offered a refined, home like atmosphere with bright lighting, inviting grounds, and connected rooms. Musical entertainment by Wilbur Gardener George Smith and William added light, with piano performances and crystal songs delightful to the guests.
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Hunter
W. C. Hunter
Leland Inn
Rockwell Avenue
Wilbur Gardener
George Smith
William Aang
Red Bank Couple Wed at St James Church
Benedetto Loveilo and Miss Bello monte Angelino of Red Bank were married yesterday afternoon at St James Church Red Bank by Rev James A Reynolds rector. Repairing Street Pearl Street in Red Bank is being graded and put in excellent condition between Monmouth and West Front streets. The part south of Monmouth Street was in good condition last summer.
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St. James’ Church
Benedetto Loveilo
Bellomonte Angelino
Red Bank
James A. Reynolds
Pearl Street
Monmouth
West Front Streets
Monmouth Street
Dog killed by trolley in Oceanic accident
A family pet dog belonging to Dewitt Scott of Oceanic was fatally struck by a trolley car yesterday at Oceanic. The dog had been the family's former pet of Mr. Scott’s late son.
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Dewitt Scott
Oceanic
Mr. Scott
Jewel Robbery at Hennessy’s Fishery Leaves Nickolas Skeptical
Nickolas Degan was relieved of his jewelry while sleeping at Hennessey’s fishery on a Saturday. A fisherman, amused by Nick’s habit of wearing many pockets, removed valuables from his clothing as he slept. The collection was later returned, leaving Nick the happiest man at the fishery.
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Jake
Nickolas Degan
Hennessey
Nick
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