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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1910

Page

6

Goodman in Trin Training Camp At Fair Haven

Jack Goodman and his training staff, led by trainer Sullivan, have been training at Fair Haven with daily workouts and amusement. The 22 year old Irish boxer has fought Madden Leach Cross Hurley and Dorman, remaining undefeated, and plans to base his training camp there again with Abe Bennett arranging accommodations.

Griwai Fair Haven Jack Sullivan Katherine Goodman Fam Iy Madden Leach Cross Hurley Jack Dorman Abe Benett Abe

Mrs Cornelia Snyder Dead in Eatontown Hotel

Mrs Cornelia Snyder widow of Thomas Elwood Snyder Sr of Eatontown died at eleven in the morning of heart failure at her son's hotel where she had lived eight years. Survived by two sons Louis and T Elwood and daughter Mrs Sabilla Littlefield of Sheepshead Bay, plus sister Mrs Elizabeth Smock. She was 76, born Colts Neck, and moved to Eatontown twenty years ago following her husband's death in 1906.

Cornelia Snyder Thomas Elwood Snyder, Sr Eatontown Snyder Jay T. Elwood Snyder, Jr Metropolitan Hotel Louis Snyder Coifs Neck Sabilla Littlefield Sheepshead Bay Elizabeth Smock Brooklyn Colts Neck Elias VanDerveer

Red Bank Firms Win Waterway and Walkways Contract

The Lane and Loan Company of Red Bank won the contract to extend Waterman avenue to the pond and will lay out walks. Mayor Gorli¢s of Rumson approved the project, with arrangements for Shore Pesha or WW to extend its service. Also noted, many Red Bankers viewed the comet last night and reported it clearer than before.

Lane and Loan Company Red Bank John M. Gorli¢s Rumson Waterman Avenue Land Ancai. Company

Impressive Association Appoints Boom Village Members

At the Ocean part Improvement Association meeting the full Wing committees were appointed for the year. Members include Bitholdridge S Woodward G W V May for Railroads and public services. Dr B W Qrater DOT Garri gan Samuel Smock. H McCreery Frederick Day William Anderson for Schools. HW Conrow and W H Hanan MW for Public health and finance. J B Halt Joseph A Wolcott for Publicity. Frederick Day Albert S Tillotson S C Bhann Samuel Neb son F R Johnson for Public parks.

Sitaira Bitholdridge S. Woodward G. W. V. May Dr. B. Wo Qrater Dot Garrigan Samuel Smock H. McCreery Frederick Day William Anderson HW Conrow W. H. Hanan J. B. Halt Joseph A Wolcott Albert S. Tillotson C. Bhann Samuel Nebson F. R. Johnson

Fire Flare Hits Roof Of Blacksmith Shop On Broadway

Fire discovered on the roof of the blacksmith shop adjoining Edwards planing mill on Broadway. Chief Soffel and Thomas L. Slocum aided a bucket brigade when a short hose failed to reach. Damage about 5 dollars. cause a spark from the chimney. Also notice a town meeting in Kambey A township schoolhouse on Tuesday evening May 31 for school appropriations.

Edwards Planing Mill Broadway Soffel Thomas L. Slocum Kambey Wolf Hill

Baseball results from National and American Leagues

National League games in Brooklyn and Pittsburgh list Brooklyn beating New York 8 to 2 and Pittsburgh defeating Boston 6 to 1. Standings show Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn with varying records. American League games in New York and Boston and Philadelphia and Washington include New York 2 Chicago 1. Cleveland 1 Boston 1. Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2. Washington 2 Detroit 1, with league standings noting Philadelphia New York Cleveland Washington Chicago St Louis records.

Brooklyn New York Raymond Wilsons Beaulon Wilhelm Dessau Bergen Pittsburg Boston Curtis Graham Powel Maddox Gibson W. L P.O Chicago Cincinnati Walsh Block Warhop Sweeney Cleveland Valkenberg Stroud and Schmidt W. L. PC Philadelphia Washington St Louis

Lackawanna Loses as Arbitrators Rule Wage Exemptions Do Not Apply

New York May 28 Arbitrators E K Chepk and P A Morrissey decide the Lackawanna railroad cannot apply wage exemptions to the Central's award. The ruling upholds the trainmen and conductors and holds partial Central clauses apply only to that railroad. Baltimore and Ohio rates take effect for other classes at once.

Central New York E. K. Chepk P. A. Morrissey Lackawanna Railroad Lifikwanna

Bride Elect Killed in Auto Crash

Miss Lily ita gir?, bride to be, and her maid of honor were killed in a midnight dinner celebration crash as an automobile carrying four people flipped after leaping a fence. The groom to be survived with the best man and other passenger seriously injured.

Ae Oho Eee Ohio Lily Ita Gir Beta Vred

Comet View Draws Crowds Then Eight New Juniors Admit

Comet sightings lit the western sky last night as the tail’s glow drew onlookers. In Neptune Hall a large gathering welcomed eight new members to Foren Council No 217, with Harold Van Brunt Clifton M Kyte Robert Str Myron Barber Marshall West Reed Wallace Duryea and Wilbur Lewis initiating. Visiting councils Silver and Branch attended and refreshments followed.

Firehouse Openings Highlight Red Bank modern stations

Fire inspectors noted two new Red Bank fire houses on White Street and Mechanic street, completed this spring after a council contract last fall. The Liberty Hose and Independent Hose Companies occupy the new facilities with similar exteriors but distinct interiors. Both buildings feature modern bathrooms and fiat equipment with instantaneous hot water heaters.

Pany John Hackett Union Use Company Red Bank Newe White Street Liberty Hose Company Independent Hose Company White Streel Gh Mechanic Street Fiat Jhot Wat Bottr

Church Baseball Game Set Between Bel Bank Methodist and Baptist Teams

The second annual Bel Bank church baseball game will be played Monday morning at Red Bank on the Prasyiect Park diamond. Methodists Allen Hasketh and Joseph Asay face Baptists Edwin Conger and William Lawrence with Samuel G. Woolley as umpire.

Red Bank Merhori Bel Bank Unsberg First Methodist First Baptist Red Vankans Baptists Methodists Allen Hasketh Joseph Asay Edwin Congrer William Lawrence Samuel G. Woolley Pretty Girly BR. Ridgely Robinson First Methodist Church William B. Matteson First Bapist

Memorial Day Services Across Churches in Red Bank

Red Bank churches plan patriotic Memorial Day observances with sermons by Rev Dr H Ridgely Robinson at First Methodist. other congregations host special services led by Rev Dr J W Rogan and Rev Dr William B Matteson. Attendance by veterans groups noted. Services include morning sermons and evening talks on faith and patriotism.

First Methodist H. Ridgely Robinson Robinson Arrowsmith Post G. A Samuel T. Sleeper Sons of Veterans The Presbyterian Church J. W. Rogan William B. Matteson First Baptist Church Oceanic Presbyterian Church Jesus American Mechanics of Eatontown Eatontown Methodist Church Eatontown Presbyterian Church

Comet party marks Eatontown Christian Endeavor social

A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin R Van Keuren in Eatontown last night hosted by the Christian Endeavor Society of Eatontown Presbyterian Church became a comet sighting event as attendees noted a visible comet during the program. A small fire later occurred in Red Bank near the Roberty Boller Works with firefighters responding promptly.

Christaan Endeavor Melvin R. van Keuren Eatontown Christian Endeavor Society Eatontown Presbyterian Church Mary Ennis Lorng Bessie Morris Frederick G. Hoffman Edwin Hobbe Shrewsbury Peake Red Bank Roberty Boller Works Standard Oll Company Walter van Brunt Rheinsbury

Patriotic Window Repair Project Noted

Fragmentary OCR mentions Pearson and a repaired window at Rew Bank with references to Carrs patriot items and unclear names. The readable text hints at a local window project or decorative display tied to patriot imagery. Further context needed to confirm event, location, and participants.

Pearson Rew Bank Bes

Mrs. Louisa Walling Buried at Keyport

Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Walling of Keyport who died of peritonitis at the local hospital were held after an appendicitis operation. She was 61, born in Germany, immigrated as a child, married 1861 to Alfred Walling, and is survived by her husband and daughter Miss Fannie Walling. Memorial Day observances at St. Luke's Church include sermons by Dr. George H. Neal and a patriotic program by the choir and Sabbath school.

Walling Keyport Louisa Walling Alfred Walling Frederick Kaufman Germany Fannie Walling St. Luke's St. Luke's Methodist Biscopal Church George H. Neal Neal Arthur H. Asay Kingdom

Missionaries Webster Farewell and Travel Plans

Rev and Mrs Webster depart from Atlantic Highlands this week to continue missionary work in India. A farewell reception was held at Navesink Methodist Church. They will visit Mr Davie’s brother in California. children Bixler and Lois will go to Ohio for schooling. Eagles and Stars Monday Morning: Knights of the Golden Eagle vs Grapevin Stars on the Grape win diamond Second avenue at 10 a.m. Both teams bring similar rosters. Grapewins promise fast play and the holiday attraction draws interest.

Webster Davie Atlantic Highlands India Navesink Methodist Church California Bixler Lois Ohio Eagles and Stars Knights of the Golden Eagle Grapewin Stars Grapewin Diamond Second Avenue Eagles Grapewins

Hopewell Candidate Preacher to Speak at First Baptist

Rev Edwin 3 Frey of Hopewell New Jersey will fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church tomorrow for both services as a candidate. Members are urged to attend and hear him while strangers are welcome at all services.

Edwin 3. Frey Hopewell N. J First Baptist Church Frey

To Become Permanent Resident

Edwin C. Schaefer leases a cottage on Washington Street as he intends to settle permanently in the area. He represents Haywood Bros and Grent Co, New York furniture manufacturers, in the Vermont sheltering context.

Edwin C. Schaefer Washington’ Street Mr. Schaefer Haywood Bros. and Grent Company New York Ture I Furniture

Jolly Twelve Hosts Memorial Day Cream Sale Event

The Jolly Twelve announces a Memorial Day cream sale in the Joline building at 4 Allianti¢ avertive. The afternoon sale starts at 3 o clock and the evening sale at 6 o clock.

Jolly Twelve Joline

Personal notices of families spending summers in area homes

M Goodkind and family stay the summer on Westwood avenue A A Housman and family at the Homestead Westwood avenue L MacDonald at Cedar avenue cottage G B Hurd and Family New York arrive at Cedar avenue cottage for season Sonneborn take Norwood avenue se for season R F P Nathan summer home on Ocean Avenue A V Amy and family Cubberley cottage Moats arena for season Kellar family Mia cottage on Morying avenue for season Mrs Owen Core and others visit Mantown Camden Woodbury Philadelphia trip Mrs Sewel Holden and Mrs Smith Faulky travel to Accomack Virginia to visit friends for a few weeks.

M. Goodkind Westwood Avenue A. A. Housman L. MacDonald Cedar Avenue G. B. Hurd New York Sonneborn Norwood Avenue Nathan Ocean A. V Amy Fami Cubberley Moats Arena Kellar Mia Moryig ‘Avenue Vane Owen Core Mantown Hites Camden Woodbury Philadelphia Sewel Holden Smith Faulky Accomack County Virginia

Red Bank men oversee new porches at homes

J C Shutts and Edmund Wilson of Red Bank hire G Bordén to supervise porch construction on their residences, with Bordén directing the work.

J. C. Shutts Edmund Wilson Red Bank Thtir Arry G. Bordén

Dewitt Newing Hére Returns from West Tour

Actor Dewitt Newing has returned after an extended tour in the west and will spend the summer with his mother Mrs. Alicia Newing on Washington street. He originated the successful Tag Day event last year held by the Washington Park Association.

Dewitt Newing West Wil Alicia Newing Washington Street Mr. Newing Washington Park Association

Wreck at South Amboy Trains on Night Departure

A Camden train arriving at South Amboy at 6 10 p m derailed while crossing an unfinished crossing near the P R R depot Thursday night. The locomotive left the rails and one driving wheel separated as Engineer Worts halted the engine within a short distance. The trucks apparently caught on the switch point, causing the derailment.

New York and Long Branch Camden South Amboy Worts

Fesler Named New Democratic Committeeman

A Democratic City Executive Committee meeting at Cie Hall last evening adopted resolutions touching the death of City Assessor Albert Fay. Ray Fesler was chosen to succeed Fay, with the Brookway district represented by Martin McCue and A D Woolley on the committee.

Democratic City Executive Committee Cie Hall Albart’ Fay Cbdnty City of Lore Goime Ray Fesler Brosuway Iugetat Oh Aes Martin McCue D. Woolley

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