Farrells Celebrate Wooden Wedding at Red Bank Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Farrell of Locust Avenue Red Bank observed their wooden wedding anniversary with a stag party at home last night after five years of marriage. Edward Meyers played piano Herbert Cullington violin guests included Meyers Cullington Harry McCormick John J Gorman and others. A late banquet followed and the gathering ended after midnight.
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Edward Farrell
Red Bank
Edward J. Farrell
Locuat Avenue
Edward Meyers
Herbert Cullington
Messrs. Meyers and Cullington
Harry McCormick
John J. Gorman
Clarence J. Gray
William Mustoe
Christopher Tobin
George Hook
First Reformed Church Summer Services and Hall Consecration
The First Reformed Church will hold services at 9.45 Sunday School, 10.45 morning worship, and 7.45 evening service led by Rev. Victor J. Blekkink with themes The Heritage of the Nation and The Rider of the White Horse. Bishop John Scarborough consecrated the new Ralph Hall parish hall at Rumson, built by George W. Baxter, and a new rectory was completed on church property.
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First Reformed Church
Victor J. Blekkink
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Rumson
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Ralph Hall
Ralph Adams
Edward D. Adams
George W. Baxter
Long Branch
Red Bank Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Johnson L. Miner
Miner
Byplay Minstrels Jests and Ballad Turn at Clockngtt
The Byplay Minstrels stage a banter between Mr Interlocutor and Mr Bones about a kiss and a sewing machine. Mr Ogo Boakim performs a ballad titled When Mother Found Her Mat In Grandpa's Beard, as cited by the Clockngtt Enquirer.
Annual Visit to Battery Arrowsmith Honors Battle of Monmouth
About 40 veterans and friends from Arrowsmith Post No 61 G A R and Samuel T Sleeper Camp No 16 Sons of Veterans Red Bank took the fourth annual excursion to Battery Arrowsmith near Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook the 134th anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth. Capt Grieg welcomed the group and led a battery tour aboard motorboats with a midday reception, speeches, and a bouquet presented by Charles A Smith from Arrowsmith Post. The party later visited Fort Hancock and heard band selections while lemonade and snacks circulated.
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Arrowsmith
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Red Bank
Battery Arrowsmith
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Monmouth
Charles Allen
Andrew White
A. Grieg
Col. Bartlette
Sons of Veterans and Friends
Parsons
Washington
Arrowsmith Post
Lieut
Grieg
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Charles A. Smith
Fort Hancock Dock
Capt. Grieg
James R. Bailey
James B. Morris
Isaiah Clayton
Keyport
Charles B. Parsons
Joseph T. Field
William W. Conover
Wy. W. Taylor
Uriah Seeley
E. P. Woolley
William H. Foster
Thomas Carman
John 8. Bainton
Harry B. Gill
Charles W. White
James H. Sickles
Isaac Smith
Lewis
Chandler
Albert C. Harrison
Percy Perinchief
Robert MacKellar
Garrett W
John Fielder
Theodore Fowler
Benjamin HH. Ford
Alphonse M. Gaskill
Albert W. Worden, Jr
Arthur J. Davin
Edward W. Wise
Clinton F. Hillett
Willard M. Kilott
Osborn Harrison
Millard J. Tetley
Harold Laftos
Fred Noble
Capt
Benjamin P. Morris
Thomas P. Fay
City Recorder Arrowsmith
City Hall
Phil Cohen
Wilson
Phil
Baltimore
Leon Taylor
J. Borden Harriman
New York
William K. Devereau
BR. Sexton
Asbury Park
J. L. Oliver
Spring Lake
Alex Dunn
Lakewood
Otto Holm
Middletown
Charles Simonson
B. Barkalow
Alonzo Brower
Edward
Charles B. Conover
Wickatunk
Albert Hirschfeld
Brent Good
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Thom. A. Slocum
Philip Cohn
Frank L. Howland
W. R. Warwick
Long Branch
George C. Hance
Rea Bank
James H. Butcher
Joseph L. Butcher
Farm
Ingdale
William I. Mount
Charles McDonald
Englishtown
Sheriff Heecroft
Allen
Mr. Coman Dies at 96 in Red Bank
James Coman aged 96 died after a long illness. He lived with his niece Mrs. John Smith in Red Bank and formerly ran a business in New York. Services were held at St. James Church Red Bank with a later service in New York, burial at Calvary Cemetery Long Island. He was Ireland born in 1817 and served in the Confederate Navy during the Civil War.
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James Coman
John Smith
Bergen’ Place
Red Bank
St. James KR. C. Church
Broad Street
Long Island
Peter J.gorman
Mr. Coman
Claire
Ireland
New York
Red
Wilson BOOMERS back at home and convention bustle
A long report details the Wilson backers at a convention with crowded hotel corridors and a dramatic flag tirade by Assemblyman Leon Taylor at a hall event. It lists many party supporters and notes church services and a Confederate veterans anecdote at Memorial Day events.
Auto Hite Hack on Broad Way Near Imperial Hotel
An automobile owned and driven by G Myers of Norwood avenue skidded at two pm on a wet Broad Way near the Imperial Hotel and turned around striking a hack driven by Samuel Music. No damage reported. Myers was en route to the boat to meet New York friends. the car bore New York license 18676.
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G. Myers
Norwood Avenue
Broadway
Imperial Hotel
Samuel Music
Myers
New York
Fortune of Smithking Moves to Antiques Street
In Lealie's Weekly and Detroit Free Press items a former junk shop owner named Smithking rebrands to a fashionable antiques shop while keeping his stock. A separate quip about friendship and marriage bargains, highlighting money and misperception in two humorous lines.
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Lealie’s Weekly
Brown
Detroit Free Press
Morgan Outsmokes Doctor With Tom Ryan’s Cigar
J Pierpont Morgan, uneasy about health, was told to quit smoking. Days later his secretary found him puffing a large cigar and expelling thick smoke. He claimed he was not using tobacco but simply smoking a cigar given by Tom Ryan.
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Tom Ryan
Long Branch Bank Co statement shows assets and liabilities
The June 4 1912 report for Long Branch Bank No 4 Lane of business lists assets including bonds securities and mortgages 471 284 in all real estate and notes. Liabilities show capital surplus undivided profits and deposits with 7 003 98 due to other banks 105 00 dividends unpaid 10 as well as notes and bills discounted 27 084 00 and bills payable 252 24. Officials Monroe V Poole president and Henry Joline cashier swear to its accuracy.
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Long Branch Bank CO
Long Branch
Lonna
Ceee
Subeibirs
WRU Cease
Wits
Eee
TNT
Ateck
Cs. Oooo
Protiis
Exponnen
Hames
Dejyonita
Wyatt - Mando
Dafe
Sani
State of New Jersey
County of Monmouth
Monroe V. Poole
Henry Joline
Bank
NKCK
Poole
Joline
A.D. Tite
WM. Hendrickson
JK. Notary Public
New Jersey Central Rail Schedules Mixed Nonsense
Fragmentary timetable text referencing New York area rail lines. Mentions trains at 8.15 p.m. and 4 to 38 p.m. on Sundays. Contains unclear word fragments and stray numbers not forming coherent service details.
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New Yall
Ty Vorne York
Freehold
Matawan
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