Unconscious From Baseball Blow At Fair Haven Game
At Yaie Haven yesterday Mrs. Wallace Sutter was struck on the head by a baseball near the sidelines and fell unconscious. A passerby, William D. Sayre, aided her until she could go home with his help. The Foxes defeated the Cedars 10 to 0 in a tame affair as spectators grew discontent with the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaie Haven
Wallace Sutter
Richard Tobin
William D. Sayre
Long Branch Nationals
Highland Stars
van Pelt
Nationals
E. Welsh
Vittella
Mannon Convalescing After Park Visit
Mr Mannon of Tabor street returns home improved in health after visiting his daughter Mrs Janes Brower at Asbury Park. He has suffered rheumatism for some time and friends are pleased to learn he is convalescing.
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Mannon
Tabor Street
Janes Brower
gAsbury Park
Oceanic
J. J. Hoagan
Washington, D. C
Lafayette Street
Mr. Hogan
Washington
New Carriers on Duty at City Postal Service
Two summer letter carriers reported for duty this morning. Benjamin Wooley started at Station A and Arthur Van Derveer at the main office.
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Benjamin Wooley
Arthur ¥. van Derveer
May Moon Big Gong Hit By Gohan Harris Minstrels
The song May Moon is billed as the hit of the Gohan Harris minstrels with Dreing George Evans and his Joney Boye. Lyrics by Jar J Benham music by Billy Vanderveer. The piece is offered next Sunday with the New York World. J Hicks, jeweler, 106 Mon. Wed. Fritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohan & Harris
Gohan & Harrie
George Evans
Joney Boye
New York
Jar] J. Benham
Billy J. Vanderveer
Wee
Lamar Balked In Daring Scheme To Hit Steel Trust
David Lamar, known for Wall Street raids and a past indictment, tried to corral a U S Senate speech to damage United States Steel via railroad rate bill data. A World reporter exposed him, revealing the senator’s ignorance of Lamar’s Wall Street history and the plot collapsed.
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Lamar
Steel Trust
Washington
David Lamar
Wiall Street
United States
Reid
U. S. Steel
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
Deley
World
United States Senate
Wall Street
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Senate Chamber
Tech
Dollar Bargain Day Promises Bar Gains in Long Branch
Record highlights remainable bar gains on Tuesday for Long Branch shoppers. Long Branch Window Shade Co offers specials to order at 269 Broadway. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers advertise at 519 Broadway with phone 122. 1 102dawel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Window Shade Co
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and
Froadway
Exposer of Taft Letter Loses Job
Frederick M. Kerby, interior department stenographer who drafted Taft exoneration letter in Ballinger Pinchot affair, is dismissed by Ballinger though protected by civil service rules. Other notes list residents and visitors in Oceanic, Strathmore and Fair Haven, plus hotel pier plans and summer visit schedules.
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Taft
Kirby
Ballinger
Washington
Frederick M. Kerby
Interior Department
Lawler
James Enright, Jr
Shrewsbury Inn
Oceanic
Shrewsbury River
Panhandler Charles Robinson Arrested at Red Bank
Charles Robinson was arrested Friday night at Red Bank and jailed. He appeared at a Saturday morning hearing and was fined $2.50, then released after paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Charles Robinson
Former Hospital Patients Dine At Lincrest Home
In fall 1908 Postmaster John R. Conover of Lincroft and grocer Oliver Van Camp of Point Pleasant were patients at Monmouth Memorial hospital. They formed a pleasant acquaintance, and yesterday Conover hosted Van Camp at his Lincrest home. Conover has largely recovered from surgery and runs a successful general store with a notable asparagus bed in season. Van Camp is a brother of Mrs. R. H. Hughes of Long Branch.
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John R. Conover
Lincroft
Oliver van Camp
Point Pleasant
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
van Camp
R. H. Hughes
Long Branch
Point Pleasant Youth Fractures Ribs in Accident
Oliver Van Camp of Point Pleasant suffered a breast injury when assisting in jointing a pipe. He fractured two ribs and has been treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He visited his physician Dr. F B Slocum yesterday. Frank Martineau, theatrical manager, heads to Fair Haven for summer. He reports 2000 miles traveled this season and two trips to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver van Camp
Point Pleasant
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
4. B. Slocum
Frank Martineau
Fairhaven
Mr. Martineau
California
Fair Haven
Beaten by One Run in Extra Innings at Asbury Park
In an eleventh inning heartbreaker at Asbury Park, Chattle fell by one run. Early errors by W Morris and Little gave Asbury Park a lead, Chattle rallied in the sixth and ninth, and an eleventh inning miscue by Erickson allowed the winning run to score after J Burke fanned. Burns, Woolley, Helles and Townsend featured in the tense action as the game extended beyond regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Asbury Park
W. Morris
Little
Mrrickson
Burns
Woolley
Capt. Helles
Townsend
Burke
Wooley
Johnston
Helles
Training Begins for Driscoll Fight in New York
Jack Goodman of New York enters training at Ada Beynesi's Atlante Hotel in Fair Haven for the May Blast bout against Drikeall the English lightweight champion. The bout is set at the Tairmount A. C. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Goodman
New York
Avelryr
Ada Beynesi
Atlante Hotel
Fair Haven
Drikeall
England
Tairmount A. C
Jack
Frankie Madden
Sharkey's
A. C
Leach Cross
National A. C
Battling Hurley
Fairmount A. C
Jack Dorman
Madden
Danny Sullivan
Eddie Toy
Sammy Kelly
Abe Bennett
Rumson Road
Rumson Club
Oceanic Road
Mrs Byron Recovering After Bilious Attack
Mrs. Oliver Byron has been ill at her Ocean avenue home with a bilious attack but is reported improved today. Horton's Ice Cream Depot opened with Charles J. Edwards as manager and Lillie Slocum assisting at the Broadway office for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Byron
Ocean Avenue
Horton's
Horton's Ice Cream Depot
Charles J. Edwards
Broadway
Miss Lillie Slocum
Edwards
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey and May 17 Notice
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair tonight in New Jersey and warmer conditions in the northwest. Tuesday will be cloudy with light to moderate east to southeast winds. Simpson Supper at Simpson M E Church on Tuesday May 17 from 6 to 9. tickets 25 cents. homemade ice cream extra.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Simpson
Simpson M. E
Dr Hyde Found Guilty of Murder in Swope Family Case
Kansas City May 16 After sixty hours of deliberation the jury convicted Dr BH Clark Hyde in the first degree of murdering Col Thomas H Swope the millionaire philanthropist to obtain his fortune The case charged Hyde with poisoning his wife s family using disease germs including typhoid diphtheria and other poisons Mrs Hyde collapsed in court when the verdict was read while the husband remained stoic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
BH. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Hyde
Cramer Champion in Athletic Meet
The Billy Possums held the first annual field and track meet on the Possum grounds in Norwood Avenue. Cramer won the all around title with twelve firsts and one second, followed by Mount and McLain in scoring.
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Billy Possums
Possum Grounds
Norwood Avenue
O. Cramer
L. Hendrickson
P. Mount
W. McLain
Mount
Pope
G. Kuegler
Cramer
McLain
C. Cramer
Kuegler
Hendrickson
Irwin
Percy Mount
Walter McLain
Lester Hendrickson
George Kuegier
Fred Pope
Lyman Pope
Everett Irwin
Louis Fesler
Stanley Griffin
C. Byron Blaladell
Albert Woolley
Kenneth Breese
Mrs Kate Carlile Funeral Held in Eatontown
The funeral for Mrs Kate Carlile of Eatontown widow of Thomas P Carlile will be tomorrow afternoon from her Broad Street residence at 2 oclock. Rev M La Ferris of Asbury Park and Rev Henry Cross of Tred Bark will conduct. Interment at West Long Branch. She died Saturday noon of valvular heart trouble aged 69.
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Kate Carlile
Eatontown
Thomas P. Carlile
Broad Street
M. la Ferris
Asbury Park
Henry Cross
Tred Bark
West Long Branch
Long Branch Promises Record Breaker Dollar Day
Long Branch plans a historic sales push with a "Dollar Bargain Day" on Wednesday. The Daily Record urges advertising to capitalize on a major business event.
Beach Comet Parties At Ocean Front Easily Frustrated
Early morning beach crowds formed to view Halley this morning and Saturday but cloud cover and sun proximity kept the comet from appearing. Spectators waited at three o clock, endured wakeful fatigue, and returned home disappointed after a sleepless night.
Women in Runaway Carriage Escape Near Elkwood Park
Two Mrs Worthleys of Little Silver narrowly escaped serious injury when their carriage overturned after a train frightened the horse near Elkwood Park. Mrs Cyrenus Worthley and Grace Ayres Worthley were dragged a short distance before release. Both were treated at home. Mrs Worthley later resumed driving.
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Worthley
Little Silver
Cyrenus Worthley
Grace Ayres
Elkwood Park
Mra. Worthley
May Day Party and Local Notices at Oceanport
Suffering from blood poisoning, John Pearsall of Pair Haven injured his arm when a heavy jack fell on it. He is under a physician’s care. Sixth grade pupils taught by Miss Conklin held a May day party in the woods near Oceanport on Saturday afternoon. Long Branch advertising promotes a Wednesday Bargain Day with sensational prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearsall
Pair Haven
Mise Conklin
Oceanport
Five local deaths in twelve hours
Five deaths are reported within twelve hours in Long Branch and nearby towns. Mary Winton, 66, widow of Amos Winton, died at her daughter’s home after surgery. Henry Chambers, about 30, bled to death at his Columbus Avenue home. Thomas H Burtt of Long Branch died of Brights disease aged 63. Samuel Carter, 85, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from Brights disease. burial plans and surviving relatives are listed for each case.
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Mary Winton
Amos Winton
D. K. White
Washington Treet
George H. Neal
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Buring
Greenlawn Cemetery
John G. Bexton
Winton
New Egypt
Amos Winton, Jr
Eliga Howard
Lakehurst
Lakewood
Long Branch
St. Lukes M. B
Henry Chambers
Columbus Avenue
Chambers
Sewer Company
W. HM. Morris, Jr
Glenwood Cemetery
C. B. Burtt
Theodore Burtt
Carrie Burtt
Hospital of Brights
Samuel Carter
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Bright
Princeton
Hone
Belmon Avenue
Smallwood
Presbyterian
Reception to Great Dates Planned at Ocean Park
Alumni Association secures Ocean Park for a Friday evening reception to be tendered to Chatti graduates. Date set as Friday night June 8. Rev F K Shmid attends as delegate to World Sunday School Convention in Washington. Mr Shield leaves for National Capital. will be absent Sunday. Wednesday is Dollar Bargain Day with events and the “Early Rose” potatoes at 1.76 per barrel from Chester M. Truax’s 223 Broadway.
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To Kalon Castle
No. 72
Aurora Temple
First Reformed Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Noble
D. W. Smith
Frank K. Gano
F. K. Shield
Ocean Park Caelno
F. K. Shmid
Washington,p. GC
Shield
National Capital
Chester M. Truax's
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Mr. Mannon
Maxwell Machines
Wee J. Hicks
Fritt
Monmouth
U. S. Senate
Charles Dietz
Oceanic Public School
Jeff Oceanic
Coopersburg
Penn
Professor Dietz
Stratford
Parente
Mrs. Oliver Balch
Portland, Me
William Sherman
Yonkers
George VanBrant
Point Pleasant Boy
Oakhurst M
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chattles
Asbury Park High
J. Burke
Er Irickson
Chaitle
W. Burke
Driscoll
Jack Goodmen
Weather Bureau Forecast
DR. Hyde
The
Daily Record
Long Branch Wellar
A. F. Golden
Siuter's
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H. Burtt
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