Drowned Lifesaver Identified as Irish Soldier McNamara
Coroner investigates a drowned man found near Spermacet Cove by Life Saving Station. Uniform points to Forts Wadsworth or Hamilton. later identified by Lt Oldfield as Peter P McNamara, coast artilleryman born in Ireland, missing since January. Body moved to Fort Hancock then Fort Hamilton for final procedures.
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John W. Flork
Bayshore
Spermacet
United States
Fort Hancock
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Hamilton
Fleck
Army
Myer & Flock
Oldfield
Péter P. McNamara
Coast
Hamilton
McNamara
Attison's Slip Loses Race in Monmouth Championship
George Roop of Red Bank won the first of three races for the Monmouth county championship at Red Bank point rink defeating Long Branch champion Henry Attison by a half lap. Roop's 7 minutes 30 seconds over two miles, Attison slipping on the fourth lap but recovering.
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George Roop
Red Bank
Red Bank Point
Henry Attison
Roop
Attison
Atison
Twin Light Rink
Highlands
Nathan B Cook estate to be opened as residential tract
The Nathan B Cook estate, bought by Land and Loan Co of Red Banks, will open as a first class residential area. The 456 ft river frontage, 300 ft on East Front, and 950 ft depth yield 26 building sites with two sold to Newton Doremus and others. A Front street river road and a mid tract road will cross, with an ornamental building at their intersection and road widening planned.
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Nathan B. Cook
The
Land and Loan Company
Red Banks
Shrewsbury
East Front Street
Newton Doremus
Daniel Applegate
Augustus Minton
Green Deputy Great Sachem Named for 42d District
John Henry Green of Oakhurst receives his commission as deputy great sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men for the 42d district. Tribes in the district are at Oakhurst Queanport Eatontown and Long Branch. He surpasses John H. Suffin of Oceanport and will visit Takanassee Tribe No. 158 in Long Branch next Thursday night.
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John Henry Green
Oakhurst
Improved Order of Red Men
Mr. Green
Queanport
Eatontown
Long Branch
John H. Suiffin
Oceanport
Silver wedding of ex Chief Burns draws society to Victoria
The silver wedding party of ex Chief Joseph A. Burns and Mrs Burns at the Victoria on Second Avenue drew about 150 guests. Bishop James A. McFaul officiated in a reception marked by elaborate decorations, a musical program, and an extensive menu. The couple, their four sons, and many local dignitaries attended, with toasts and tributes expressing gratitude and good wishes for the 25th anniversary celebration.
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Bishop McFaul
Joseph A. Burns
Victoria
Second Avenue
Burns
Annies Ferns
William P. Cantwell
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
John Waris
St. Mary's Church, Deal
J. Pitman West
Malchow
Eisele
Edward L. Reynolds
The
Inspector Houghton and Daughter Visit Washington Street
Inspector Houghton of Rahway Reformatory and his daughter Miss Verna Ferry Houghton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bennett on Washington Street. Houghton, active in church and YMCA work in Lone Branch, was warmly greeted and returned home last night.
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Inspector Houghton
Joan HW. Houghton
Rahway Reformatory
Verna Ferry Houghton
H. P. Bennett
Washington Street
Mr. Houghton
Lone Branch
Chattle Girls Lose to Bloomfield in YMCA Court Thriller
The Chattle girls fell 7 to 3 to Bloomfield High on the YMCA court Saturday. Mount and Quinn led Chattle with baskets and foul shots, while Betts and Stone answered for Bloomfield. Freshmen beat Juniors 9 to 5. Cycle Five defeated the Junior Y M C A squad in a fast Saturday night game.
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Chattle
Bloomfield High School
Atara
Miss Mount
Miss Quinn
Bloomfield
Miss Betts
Miss Stone
Miss Betta
Mr. Clark
Miss Johnson
Migs P. VanBrant
P. VanBrunt
Dr van Brunt
Oy van Hise
Miss Tallman
Miss Seibert
D. VanBrunt
Miss Sickles
Miss Shield
Miss Menke
Miss van Hise
Miss Seaman
Miss MacIntyre
Miss Edwards
Asbury Park
Y. M C
Promotion Day at St Luke's Sunday School in 462 Attendance
Yesterday promotion day transformed St Luke's M E Sunday school with over a hundred pupils moved to new class standings. Graduation exercises awarded diplomas to all graduates as 462 attended and twenty five beginners received diplomas under superintendent Mrs Edwin L Reed. Names listed include Kenneth Kirby Edwin Roswell Dorothy Patterson Auria Tallman Edgar Patterson Lynette Harvey Sarah Van Brunt L Gilbert Clarke Milgred Lemmon Edwin Taber William Showler Jesse Budiong Geel Pierce Lillian Dinehart Marie Brynkhorst Emma Morris Helen Wilkins Chester Wolcott Selma Van Brunt Albert Heiser Clinton Davis Robert Cook George West Ada Ferry Lawrence Reed. Twenty five beginners promoted to primary first year with names Myra Brown Bartine Sherman Frederick Bennett Clarence Wood Rufus Simpson James Hayden William Fletcher Milton Johnson Evelyn Joline Adelaide Wortman Mareline Patterson Cladys Swain Thelma Hur.
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St. Luke’s M. EE
Edwin L. Reed
Kenneth Kirby
Edwin L. Roswell
Dorothy Patterson
Auria Marie Tallman
Edgar Patterson
Lynette BE. Harvey
Sarah J. van Brunt
L. Gilbert Clarke
Milgred
Alberta Lemmon
Edwin L. Taber
William W. Showler
Jesse M. Budiong
Geel Pierce
Lillian ©. Dinehart
Marie Bryn
New Jersey Weather Bureau Forecast
The forecast for New Jersey calls for cloudy tonight and likely fair Tuesday. Moderate north and northwest winds. Barometer 30.12 inches. Wind velocity 19 miles per hour from the south. Temperature 33.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Elkwood Inn Conflagration Destroys Landmark Inn
Fire at Elkwood Park consumes Ye Elkwood Inn and its annex with valuable furnishings. Telegraph and railway witnesses aided by Branchport and Oceanic fire brigades, water supply insufficient, caretaker absent, origin unknown, property losses in the thousands and historic landmark destroyed.
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William Cottingham
Cottingham
New York and
Long Branch
Elkwood Park
Branchport Hose Company
Oceanic Chemical and Truck Company
Oceanport Fire Company
Harry Pasket
Paaket
Lewisolin
Paskets
Lewisohns
Monmouth Park
Daly
Monmouth Park Association
Two Young Children Die in Asbury Park Fire
Fire at 148 Union avenue Asbury Park gutted a home of J Scannel Carney. His children Dorothy 3 and Helen 9 months suffocated. Mother Julia fled to help and coroner Purdy investigates. Fire likely started by child play with matches. Presbyterian Lent sermons announced for Sundays with morning and evening themes.
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J. Scannel Carney
Union Avenue
Asbury Park
Mr. Carney
Dorothy
Helen
Carney
Little’s Express
Julia
Robert W. Purdy
Manas
Christ
Stork Delivers Eighteen Pound Boy on Grand Avenue
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Marth of Grand Avenue welcome an eight pound boy born early Thursday. Mother and child are reported doing well.
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Stork
Grand Avenue
Rudolph Marth
Express Strike Settled in Communipaw, Dispatch Resumes
Manager P. Wilcox of the U S Express Company reports the Communipaw express strike settled and all express matter being received and dispatched without delay.
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Express
Ff. P. Wilcox
U. S. Express Company
Harvey Draws Court for School Absence
Thomas Harvey was summoned by Truant Officer John Henry Green at Oakhurst and brought before Justice Joseph C. Truax for not sending his children to school. After warning and a lenient offer, Harvey promised future compliance and the $1.91 costs were paid. the case was dismissed.
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Thomas Harvey
John Henry Green
Oakhurst
Justice of the Peace
Joseph C. Truax
Harvey
Case of the Burnt Barn Mystery Told by the Great London Detective
One of England's oldest crime puzzles, the Case of the Burnt Barn, is recounted in vivid adventure as the Great London Detective solves the case. The story, with hairbreadth escapes, will be serialized free in next Sunday's New York World.
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England
Burnt Barn
London
New York
Borough Hearing Draws Large Turnout In Fair Haven
A packed Friday night meeting at Fair Haven schoolhouse discussed forming a borough of Shrewsbury township. Officials heard reports on costs and road maintenance with Assemblyman Hendrickson promising action once the bill advances from committee.
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Fair Haven
Thencorpora
Thhat
Shrewsbury
D Up
Fermin Smith
Harry C. Miller
Fair
Pearl
Wilson Streets
James A. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Cycle Club honors Harry Woolley with surprise party
The Long Branch Cycle Club member Harry D Woolley received a 9 30 pm surprise at his Lippincott avenue home. James W Beck a magician performed tricks while Knockout Brown arrived after a New York bout. Guests presented English violets from Paris and a BC pennant. The uptown group included Edward Cleveland Pierce L Arnold Woolley Sr James Beebe and others.
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Harry Donald Woolley
Long Branch
U. T. An
Lippincott Avenue
Woglley
iMedd
James W. Becké
Knockout Brown
Atl /Wolgast
New York
Paris
Card M
C. Pennant
Edward Ea Cleveland Pierce
L. Arnold Wioolley, Sr
James W. Beebe
Paul William B. Woolley
Bodine
George H. Re
Pcle van Brunt
John R. Woolley
Harry D. Woolley
Two Before Reés order arrest and fines in a disorderly row
Patrolman Vetter reported two disturbances yesterday afternoon. A colored woman named Luli Boster acted disorderly on Firét avenue while pursuing a male friend. Recorder Arféry Smith fined her six dollars. John J. Hoey, charged with drunken disorderliness, pleaded guilty and fined five dollars. he admitted it was his second offense and warned it would be his last for a year.
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Vetter
Luli Boster
Firét Avehué
Arférysmith
John J. Hoey
Long Branch Bowlers Beat Lakewood in Return Match
Monmouth bowling team from Long Branch visited Lakewood for the second series of games in a two week contest. Lakewood dropped three straight games as high scores stood out. Monmouth players Luke, Schultz, Fay, Buchoff and Wells led the effort. This marks the second straight three game sweep by the Monmouth alleys over Lakewood. The visitors rolled 947 in the first game.
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Monmouth
Lakewood
Pines
Luke
Schultz
Fay
Buchoff
Wells
Monmouths
Lakewoods
Advertise in the Daily Record at 579 Broadway
Local note urges readers to place ads in the Daily Record to boost sales amid spring rush. Includes a street address and mentions low Angarlety prices advertised by A. F. Go.
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A. F. Go
Broadway
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Log Branch
Green Deputy Great Sachem
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Embalmers
Tol
L. B. Sdaewtt
Orrae
Mrs. Burns
Turkey
Bouillon
Ham
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Thomas P. Fay
James A. McFaul
Mr. Burns
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
Trenton
W. P. Cantwell
J. W. Norris
St. Marys Church
Deal
James <A. Hendrickson
Edwin W. Packer
M. C. Burns
John Daly
R. R. Hughes
C. P. Soffel
T. L. Slocum
W. R. Warwick
Daniel Doran
J. L. Reynolds
James Fay
Annie Ferns
A. C. Mullin
A. T. Woolley
Charles Croxson
I. P. Reid
J. S. Hoey
K. Smith
M. Corbett
Monroy Sussman
H. Havens
Mr. Salsbury
J%. Moss
Thomas P. Pay
K. J. Nolan
C. D. McFaddin
Frank Smith
Asbury
Chattle High
Miss Clark
Miss Peet
Miss Zengel
Miss Slater
Miles Allan
Centre
Miss McDonald
St. Luke’s
Weather’ Bureau Forecast
Elkwood
Lewisohn
Edna May
First Baptist
Asbury House
H. Donald Woolley
Hie
Lip
Pincott Avenue
Homie
Reés
Long
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