East Jersey High School League Track Meet Set
Seventy three athletes from Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Lakewood Atlantic Highlands and Perth Amboy will compete at the fifth annual East Jersey High School League track meet at Monmouth Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon. Events include sprints distance runs hurdles running events jumps pole vault and a 12 pound hammer throw plus a special 50 yard dash for younger boys. Notable entrants include Martin J. Sheridan possibly attending as an exhibit.
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Red Bank
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Lakewood
Atlantic Highlands
Perth Amboy
East Jersey High School League
Monmouth Fair Grounds
Martin J. Sheridan
Paul Taylor
L. Duffield
R. Schanck
J. Chambers
K. Selley
R.tusting
V. Townsend
N. Gorsuch
J. Travis
H. Green
Chattle
Frank Bauman
Charles Mazza
J. Perri
B. Bailly
L. Throckmorton
W. Fisher
G. Tomasky
BE. Joline
F. Briskey
R. Hoyt
R. Errickson
E. Jones
V. le Valley
Sacco
Thurlow West
Grey Schwarz
J. Dean
Ensley White
F. McCormick
F. Cristiahi
John Quinn
L. Dennis
William Ryan
W. Hall
K. Davis
R. Stiles
Fred Conover
Groff
R. Pearce
W. Applegate
F. Brower
C. Schenck
Vail
S. Greisen
H. Roessler
J. Toolin
Ocean's School Budget Special Meeting Set for Wednesday
A special meeting at the Oakhurst school will discuss an appropriation for the coming year. Items include 2600 for transportation and tuition, 1000 to finish classroom No 6, 200 for installing city water, and 800 for current expenses and truant officer service.
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Oakhurst
Ice from Dennis ponds certified safe for use
Frank Dennis of West Long Branch obtained a health board approval after water shed analysis. The state officers found no health hazards and certified the ice for domestic use. Long Branch and Asbury Park authorities granted permission to sell the ice. Dennis will run wholesale operations from Asbury Park with his Sugar Bowl organization.
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Frank Dennis
West Long Branch
Logalton Ponds
State Board of Health
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Dennis
Merry-go-Round Opens Season May 21 1910 at Slaters Market
The Merry-go-Round will open Saturday afternoon and evening May 21 1910 and run every evening thereafter with new runnai decorations and a safe place for children. Slater's Market at 222 Broadway invites advertising in the Daily Record.
Garfield Monument Bill Slated For Senate Passage
Senate Library Committee favors Senate No. 600 providing 10000 for a Garfield memorial at Long Branch. The Garfield Monument Association plans a granite memorial, site Ocean Park, with a 25000 outlay, and expects unveiling on September 19. Local officials and benefactors press for quick passage.
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Senate Committee On Library
James A. Garfield
Long Branch
Senate
Garfield Monument Association
United States
N. Oe
Ocean Park
Ocean Boulevard
Senate Library Committee
Frank O. Briggs
John Kean
Benjamin F. Howell
C. Asa Francis
Association
Washington
Briggs
Kean
Howell
General Garfield
Thomas Manson & Son
Garfield
New Music and Decorations Highlight Saturday Panel
A Saturday evening panel offers a good hour with new music and fresh decorations. The event emphasizes a safe space for children from ages 17 to 119, inviting broad community participation.
Miss Dororthy Townley Carr Birthday Party At Townley Hall
Miss Dorothy Townley Carr celebrated her fifteenth birthday at Townley Hall with a 4 30 to 9 30 reception. Red and green decor, friendly guests, dainty refreshments, and a musical program highlighted the social event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. T. M. Carr.
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Townley Hall
Dorothy Townley Carr
E. T. M. Carr
Dorothy
Beatrice Rue
Holly Giffing
Grace Manion
Dorothy Doran
Gabrielle Pelkey
Agnes Ennis
Rosalie Schmuckler
Dorothy van Brunt
Anna Woolley
Catherine Corbett
Isabelle Emerson
Sarah Manion
Rosemary Corbett
Leota Everett
Marguerite Shield
Alice van Dyke
Elizabeth Pumyea
Frances Carr
Chestina Blo
Left Estate To Wife Of Former NYPD Superintendent Byrnes
Thomas Byrnes, once NYPD superintendent, leaves his entire estate to widow Ophelia. Will filed in surrogate's office values personal property over 5000 and real property over 1000, with real value near 500000. Executed May 1903. executors named Edward McCall and James Pringle. Codicil dated May 19 names wife sole executrix.
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Thomas Byrnes
New York Police
Ophelia
Democratic shore dinner for Frank Katzenbach Jr set at Highland Beach
The Democratic organization of Middle town township hosts a reception for Hon. Frank Katzenbach Jr on Friday evening June 3 in the bamboo garden at Sandlass pavilion Highland Beach. Attendees expected to be large. Invitations handled by A M Posten chair and D Sullivan secretary. M A Riese treasurer to receive communications. Also noted, Windsor Cameron Van Vilet and Reginald Parsons voyaged to Long Branch for a glimpse of the comet around 2 a m.
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Democratic Organization
Middletown Township
Frank 8. Katzenbach, Jr
Sandlass' Pavilion
Highland Beach
A. M. Posten
D. Sullivan
M. A. Riese
Windsor
Cameron van Vilet, Jr
Themiere
Reginald Parsons
Shrewsbury
Long Branch
To Build Large Chicken House Near Barn
Dr Ernest Pahnestock of Shrewsbury plans a model poultry house north of the barn measuring 169 feet. Also noted are church services at Asbury M B Church with special music and Rev A H Eberhardt sermon followed by revival. Sugar Bowl Special offers chocolates at 19c a pound. Montieth teaches swimming pool events start May 21 with ongoing evenings. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 516 roadway. Tel 122 L 1. 102d ewer.
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Ernest Pahnestock
Shrewsbury
Asbury M. B
A. H. Eberhardt
Sexton Bros
Dispute Delays Old Man's Funeral In Princeton Case
Samuel Carter and his wife, prominent local elderly colored residents, planned for Mrs. Carter to enter a Belmont Avenue home for aged care for 200 dollars. Her husband, visiting from Long Branch, grew ill and was hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial. the arrangement appears to involve a power of attorney and questions about admission. Continued on third page.
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Samuel Carter
Long Branch
Princeton
Mr. Carter
Belmont Avenue
Louisa Rawls
Ito
T. W. Lavake
Carter
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Belmont Ave
Veterans Plan Memorial Day Exercises by Morris Camp
James B. Morris Camp No. 25 Sons of Veterans completes Memorial Day plans and extends help to James B. Morris Post No. 46. The program includes services at cemeteries, an oration at Ocean Park Casino, and events at Washington Park with stages to escort veterans. Hess stores on Brighton avenue lease updates follow.
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James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
James B. Morris Post
G. A. R. Post
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfonso Dare
G. A. R. Hall
Ocean Park Casino
General Horatio
New Jersey Weather Forecast For Weekend Showers
The Weather Bureau predicts showers in New Jersey for the thirty six hours ending Saturday at 6 p.m. with light to moderate east to southeast winds. Local ads offer paper hanging services and wallpaper stock at standard prices.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Nine Kings Follow Late British King to Final Resting Place
A report notes nine kings accompany the remains of the late British ruler on a funeral voyage to the last resting place. The ceremony draws attention to historic royal succession and the solemn procession through ceremonial grounds.
Old Red Bank resident marks 94th birthday with family celebration
Orrin Curry a longtime Wallace street resident since 1869 in Monmouth county celebrated his 94th birthday with relatives from New York and Long Branch. He spoke of his early life at a noon feast and was serenaded by a church group before retiring. Alfred Bowles of Red Bank was jailed after an assault charge filed by his father and held on bail.
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Orrin Curry
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Monmouth County
New York
Long Branch
Mr. Curry
Esterday
First Methodist Church
Curry
Trenton
N. Y
Utica
Ted Bank
Freehold
Alfred Bowels
Bowles
Orphanage Children Arrive at Lincoln Avenue Camp
Thirty children from St John’s Orphanage arrive at their Lincoln Avenue summer headquarters. The Pennsylvania Railroad supports the institution for children of deceased railroad employees who lack means to support themselves.
Ocean Township Board Organizes for Coming Year
The Ocean Township Board of Health met in the township committee room on Wednesday afternoon and organized for the year. William B. Ireland was elected president H. G. Van Note secretary John F. Woolley John R. Jeffrey and Dr. E M Beach were named members and inspector respectively.
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Board of Health of
Ocean Township
Electine
William B. Ireland
H. G. van Note
John F. Woolley
John R. Jeffrey
E. M. Beach
Monmouth Beach Cottage Arrivals and Local Notices
Monmouth Beach lists new cottage arrivals including Mrs Frederick Douglas occupying a cottage in Clubhouse Circle and others on Ocean Avenue and Club Circle. Also advertising hoarding items and a coal sample offer. Auction notice for old bridge plank on Goose Neck and Ben Bright bridges set for May 28 at 2 pm. Wholesale coal and seed potato ads appear.
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Monmouth Beach
Frederick Douglas
L. HH
Niles
Quuean Avenue
H. BE. Deoing
Headleston Cottage
Club Circle
C. L. Ledyard
Prentias
Choren Freeholders
Goose Neck
Apm
Wm. B. Conover
Matthias
Woolley, Committee
CG. VanNote Co
Funeral of Edward VII Draws Massive Crowd at Windsor
London reports a solemn funeral procession for Edward VII from Westminster Hall to Windsor. Officials say six million lined the route and 26 tons of flowers valued at 250000 dollars were sent to Windsor. Services across the kingdom honored the king with Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant ceremonies. Theodore Roosevelt attended as a noted observer among many monarchs and dignitaries.
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Edward VII
London
Maghiad
Windsor
Queen Victoria
Westmiuster Hall
Tiddington Station
Middlesex
Victoria the
England
Victoria
Edward
United Kingdom
George
Britain
Theodore Rosevelt
West Long Branch Adopts 1910 Budget and Road Plans
West Long Branch Borough adopts a 1910 budget of 9450 with increases over 1909 driven by the Cedar Avenue to Eatontown Boulevard gravel road project. Funds cover Roads 5000 Water 200 Lighting 1600 Fire 200 Misc 2400 Health 50. George McNamara appointed special police officer reporting at the Greenhut cottage. Locust avenue dedication deed accepted from Norwood Park and Long Co. Borough to improve the sidewalk/foreset and plan road upgrades.
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West Long Branch
Cedar Avenue
Eatontown Boulevard
Board of Health
George McNamara
B. J. Greenhut
McNamara
Greenhut Cottage
McCall Estate
Stevens
Locust Avenue
Wall Street
Norwood Park and Long Company
Leasing of Ocean Park Casino Signals Pier Plans
Reports from Long Branch indicate no new developments beyond the casino lease. The Ocean Park Casino was leased yesterday to F. W. Falkner for one year with the pier and land company allowed use of the first floor for storage after October first, as operations may begin before the 26th Inst.
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Long Branch
Mansion House
Actyal
Ocean Park
F. W. Falkner
Pier and Land Company
Scarboro Stables Display Flag at Half Mast for King Edward
George Darby displays the English flag at half mast in front of Scarboro Stables in memory of King Edward whose funeral was held today.
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Edward
George Darby
Scarboro
Comrade Dowd Reinstated By Arrowsmith Post No 61
At a Red Bank meeting of Arrowsmith Post No 61 Grand Army of the Republic John Dowd a former member was reinstated. The post formed a committee to oversee grave decoration in area cemeteries and handled Memorial Day business.
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Arrowsmith Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Red Bank
John Dowd
Dowd
Captain McLain Sinking
Captain Frank P. McLain is critically ill at his Pleasure Bay home with Brights disease and was reported sinking this afternoon. Mrs Haight and the Misses Haight of Newark will leave June 1 for their summer home at Long Branch. The Hollywood golf grounds open May 28 under last year's management.
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McLain
Frank P. McLain
Pleasure Bay
Bright
Golf Club
Hollywood Golf Grounds
Grapewin Builds Grandstand At Grapewin Diamond
Actor Charles Grapewin plans a grandstand and refreshment parlor at his Second Avenue baseball grounds. Work on the refreshment stand is underway as Grapewin Stars prepare to host Eberon next Sunday with "Dick" Moore pitching in a likely fast game.
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Grapewin
Charles Grapewin
Second Avenue
Eberon
Dick” Moore
Grapewin Stars
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Ocean’s School
State Health Board
Sugar Bowl
Slater's
Broadway
The
Daily Record
Congress
United States Senate
Curr & Co
New Overland
William Curr & Company
Overland
Amos Winton
J. T. Welch
Neal
D. K. White
South Broadway
Long Branch Window Shade Co
Oyenalah
Goldstein
Miss Carr
New Jersey Central Railroad
Byrnes
Veterans Perfect Memorial Day
Simpson Church
Hess
Brighton Avenue
Pennsylvania Club
Weather Bureau Forecast
Barker's
Norwood
R'way
John
Township Health Board
Spe
van Now Co
Liberty St. S
Cheater Maruax
R. J. Forfar
Lippincott Avenue
VanNote Oo
Jacob Brainbach
Golden
Pepere
Maxwell Machines
J. Hicka
Jeweler
Pri
King Frederick
King GeoRge Or
Onrkor
Pier Co
Mr. Darby Honore King
Anna
C. L. Gifford
Muhlenbrink
Dranghport Ave
Bee Ad
N.Y. Tel, Co
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