Weather Woes Hit New Jersey Crops and Farm Work
Franklin Dye issued a bulletin from the State Board of Agriculture showing planting delays of two weeks in North Jersey and ten days in South Jersey due to backward weather. Potatoes plantings grow regional gains while some counties show declines. North Jersey peach prospects are bleak. South Jersey sees better but still limited yields. Apple output in South Jersey forecast at 55 percent. Also notes Howard West leaving North Long Branch for Nassau to work as a wireless operator aboard the Ward Liner Vigilancia.
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Trenton
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin Dye
North Jersey
South Jersey
Hunterdon
Sussex
Gloucester
Camden
Cumberland
Ocean
Monmouth
Union
Berger
the Bulletin
Bulletin
Howard West
North Long Brapeh
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Ward
Vigilancia
Mr. West
Miss Kittel Heads Local Commencement Graduate
Miss Helen Kittel daughter of Mr and Mrs Mellon Kittel from Monmouth Beach led the local contingent at the Trenton State Normal School commencement. She was among 204 graduates and previously earned a 1909 diploma from Chattle.
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Trenton State Normal School
Helen Kittel
Mellon Kittel
Monmouth Beach
Miss Kittel
Chattle
Funeral of James S Hastmond at Keansburg Church
The funeral of Middletown township farmer James S Hastmond who died Saturday evening at his residence near Port Monmouth was held Tuesday at Keansburg Methodist Church with Rev. John W Tower officiating. Bearers were George H Willett Elmer J Willett Horace G Smith William St Taylor William Coe and Crawford Walling, fellow Grangers. Interment followed in Green Grove cemetery Keyport under the direction of Harvey 8 Bedle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eastmond
James S. Hastmond
Middletown Township
Port Monmouth
Keansburg Methodist Church
John W. Tower
George H. Willett
Elmer J. Willett
Horace G. Smith
William St. Taylor
William Coe
Crawford Walling
Green Grove Cemetery
Keyport
Harvey 8. Bedle
Taft Shouter Silverstein Raises Wages After Nomination
Louis Silverstein of Ocean avenue returned from Chicago where he served as a delegate to the Republican National convention from New York’s Nineteenth Assembly District. He praised Taft and, upon arriving in Long Branch, boosted wages by one dollar weekly for workers in the pressing department of his Monmouth Skirt factory, signaling strong confidence in his party’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Silverstein
Ocean Avenue
Chicago
New York City
Silverstein
Taft
Long Branch
Monmouth
Goldstein Building
Sixth meetings of New Jersey Board of Agriculture held at New Brunswick
The sixth field meeting of the New Jersey Board of Agriculture convened Tuesday afternoon at the agricultural farm in New Brunswick. Two sessions were held at 10 30 a m and 2 p m with addresses by Sen Frelinghuysen Dr De marest Sen Gaunt master of state grange Franklin Dey Lipman and others. Afternoon inspection of the college farm and experiment stations followed. Also reports of fishing yields at Galilee noted high blue fish prices in Fulton Market and a swift return trip from Washington by Rep Patten’s chauffeur in his Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Board of Agriculture
New Brunswick
J. 8. Frelinghuysen
W. H. D. Demarest
G. W. F. Gaunt
State Grange
Franklin Dey
State Board Agriculture
J. G. Lipman
Blake, Minkler
Lewis
M. T. Cook
College Farm
Harvest Home at Methodist Church August 22
The Methodist Church plans a harvest home service on August 22 with a Busy program including children from several classes. Mrs. Wolcott and Rev Father Quinlan among attendees share in community celebration. Remarks by Pastor Garrison conclude the gathering with a collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolcott
Brooklyn
Henry Wolcott
Broadstreet
A. S. Quinlan
Nora Quinlan
Rochester
N. Y
C. McDermott
East Orange
John G. Breese
Methodist Church
Gladys Carlile
God
Mary Dennis
Pega
Kenna
James Kenna
Chorup
Ufa
Martha Aumack
Gertrude Hampton
Dorothy Davis
Grace Dennis
Blanche Tilton
Bessie Allger Cratoe
Wen Sesers
Jesus
Marjorie Johnson
Catherine On Wore
Orp
Reed
Ghopoe
Sea of Life
Pastor Garrison
Cromer
Will Wed on Saturday at Ridgewood
Miss Olive Ferguson daughter of George E Ferguson of Rockwell Avenue and Charles Nudd of the city will wed at Ridgewood on Saturday. Mr and Mrs George E Ferguson will leave for Ridgewood tomorrow to be present at the wedding. The bridegroom to be is a master mechanic with a newly furnished house to take his bride to after the ceremony. He is the son of Charles Nudd of the city. Monmouth Cottagers Arriving. Summer cottagers are arriving at Monmouth Beach and Galilee. Mrs F W Banks arrived at the T C Wood cottage at Galilee Tuesday and W C Reich took possession of his Ocean Avenue cottage at Monmouth. W B Potts will arrive today and take possession of a McKesson cottage. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ferguson
George E. Ferguson
Rockwell Avenue
Charles Nudd
Ridgewood
George BE. Ferguson
Monmouth
Monmouth Beach
Galilee
F. W. Banks
T C Wood
W. C. Reich
Ocean Avenue
W. B. Potts
McKesson
Yale Alumni Lost for Years Lived in Streatham Workhouse
Luther Maynard Jones, Yale 1860 graduate and founder of the Yale alumni, is an ailing former American lawyer living in Streatham workhouse after funds from the American Society of London ceased. J. R. Quain of Ottawa located him, and the case has been brought to the American embassy in London. He was born April 21, 1837 in Marlboro, N. Y. and served as a hospital nurse in the Civil War before a legal and antiquarian reputation in New York and Europe faded into destitution.
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J. R. Quain
Ottawa
Luther Maynard Jones
London
Jones
Streatham
Yale
W. C. Whitney
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Europe
American Society of London
Quain
American Society
St. Pancras
Maynard
Quains
de Forest
The
Skull and Bones
Levi Jones
Marlboro, N. Y
Walliston Seminary
American Geographical and Statistical Society
Union
Columbia Law School
Eugene Schuyler
Roumania
Servia
Greece
Paris
Keller Named to Schenectady Welfare Board by Socialist Mayor
Schenectady Mayor Rev George R Lunn appoints Helen Keller the deaf and blind author to the board of public welfare, a body created with the socialist administration to advise the common council on measures outside other departments. Keller's selection followed socialists' views of her value as a board member after a magazine article on socialism attracted Mayor Lunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
George R. Lunn
Helen Keller
Board of Public Welfare
Common Council
Lyon
Miss Keller
Red Cross Plans Air Wing in France Work
The Red Cross society in France will use aeroplanes in its operations. The first aircraft will be named Captain Rebeman in honor of the army officer killed while serving as a pilot with Miss Marving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Red Cross Society
Rebeman
Marving
May Abolish Death Penalty Initiative Filed in California
The first petition to invoke the initiative to abolish capital punishment by amending the state constitution has been filed in California. The measure will be placed on the general election ballot November 6.
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California
Orphan School Exercises at Oakhurst Pennsylvania Railroad Institution
The Pennsylvania Railroad Orphanage in Philadelphia held its commencement exercises at the summer home between Oakhurst and Elberon. The private, non incorporated institution hosted readings, piano solos and songs in the chapel behind the summer residence. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank L Sheppard on a special car. the event began at eleven and was not open to the public. Mrs J Edgar Thomas had long managed the Elberon summer home until her death. her husband once led the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Institution
Oakhurst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Elberon
Frank L. Sheppard
J. Edgar Thomas
Players Benefit Tonight at Fair Haven Boat Club Event
A large audience is expected at the Red Bank Lyceum for the annual Players Boat Club benefit in Fair Haven. The Actors Colony members present vaudeville drama farce pantomime and opera acts in a bill richer than regular admission prices. Committee work over three weeks aims for a financial success with many tickets already sold.
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Fair Haven Club
Benfit
Players’ Boat Club
Fair Haven
Actors’ Colony
Red Bank Lyceum
Frick's
Red Bank Boat Club to Race on Shrewsbury River July Fourth
City Engineer J Wesley Seaman maps a two mile triangular course for the Red Bank Motor Boat Club to be raced on the Shrewsbury river on July 4 opposite the steam boat landing. Past Grand Regent Theodore 8 will attend the event and a visit by Arcans to Red Bank Council No 984 tonight will hear Mr Class report on the Richmond Grand Council session.
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J. Wesley Seaman
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Shrewsbury River
Steamboat Landing
Theodore
Class
Red Bank
Arcanum
Patterson Building
Broad Street
Richmond
Virginia
New Jersey Central Timetables From Long Branch
Train schedules show weekend departures from Long Branch to New York Newark and Elizabeth with multiple morning and afternoon options. Services also connect to Bay York Sandy Hook, Simore and Washington and Atlantic City via Red Bank and Matawan with Sunday additions.
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Long Branch
York
Newark
Elizabeth
Ib Bay
Bandy Hook
East Long Branch
Simore
Atlantic City
Red Bank
Matawan
Patten Line Time Table Effective June 8 1912
Patten Line schedule shows weekday departures from Long Branch Rockwell Ave Pleasure Bay Sea Bright Highlands with times to New York and return times from New York West 86th Street Battery. Includes Sunday runs, freight rules, and notes Do not run Saturdays. WM C Hayden, Clerk.
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Long Branch
New York
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
West
Battery
South Ferry
West 85Th St
Wm.c, Hayden
Bec
Newsboy narrowly dodges auto run over at city corner
Israel Lenda, a Daily Record newsboy, leapt from an ice wagon and was grazed by a touring car near Second Avenue and Broadway. The driver, license 6604, applied emergency brakes and stopped before two car lengths. Lenda escaped serious injury, receiving $1 for 21 papers, while patrolman Harvey noted the car’s occupants and number.
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Israel Lenda
Israel
Lenda
Daily Record
Second Avenue
Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Harvey
Atlantic Highlands
C H Cottrell Dead Well Known Union Avenue Photographer
Cornelius H Cottrell aged 50 a Union avenue photographer died at 2 30 this morning after months of illness at his home He was born Jerseyville came to this city 22 years ago opened a Second avenue studio and worked until last winter Surviving are his widow and four children Mrs E C Lippincott Grace Leon and Samuel His mother Mrs Miranda Cottrell lives at the family home Funeral services will be held at 2 30 Saturday at the house Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Also noted Detective Captain William Walling lost his revolver after leaving his home for a trolley car It vanished on Brighton avenue and may be returned to City Hall or his residence
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Union Avenue
Cornelius H. Cottrell
Abram and
Miranda Cottrell
Jerseyville
Freehold
Second Avenue
E. C. Lippincott
Grace
Leon
Samuel
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Greenwood Cemetery
William Cbd
Walling
Atlantc Avenue
Brighton Avenue
City Hall
New Laws Ready Early This Year in Trenton
Trenton June 26 present 420 new statutes and 10 joint resolutions labeled the Pamphlet Law of 1912 will be distributed next week. The index is done the printer sent. It is the largest state laws volume in years with more than 1000 pages. The Pierce grade crossing law is the feature and its status before the Supreme Court is noted. The volume carries the unusual title Assembly Committee Substitute for Senate Committee Substitute for Senate Bill No. 14. If the court rules the law invalid, Governor Wilson must issue a proclamation voiding the measure.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Assembly Committee
Senate Committee
Wilson
New Hampshire Tourists Reach North Woolstock After Auto Trip
Architect and Mrs. Leon Qubberley of Morris Avenue completed a Boston to White Mountains drive. They left Portsmouth last Saturday morning and reached North Woolstock on Tuesday night, reporting 656 miles total by then and no tire trouble. The trip included Crawford Notch Bretton Woods Mount Washington and a 160 mile fourth day.
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Leon Qubberley
Morris Avenue
White Mountains
North Woolstock
N. H
Portsmouth
Crawford Noteh
Bretton Woods
Mt. Washington
Cubberley
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Hecker
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Lunch Biscuits
Red Grahams
Zu Zu
Kirkman
Borax
Campbell
Bromangelon
Miss Kittel Normal
C.A.W
McWood and Potter
Fulton
Washington
Reuben Johnson
T. G. Patten
Mr. Patten
Congressman Patten
Eatontown News
Will
Luther M. Jones
America
RED Cross
C.aw
Arcanamites
New Plaza Airdrome
West End
Equitable Life Insurance Building
NEW Jersey Central
W. G. Besler, Vv
Hope Meee
Ljiersey
Myerneyes
EL Ioad Way
Cong Branch
C. H. Cottrell
New Hampshire
Deal
D. C. Nicoll
Third Avenue
Deal Casino
North Bergen Fireworks Company
Mr. Nicoll
Charles Archer
Mr. Archer
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