Long Branch Leader Mrs Campbell dies after long illness at 86
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Campbell wife of Peter B Campbell of Shrewsbury died after a long illness aged 86. She leaves a husband two sons J W B Campbell and Harry Campbell and is grandmother of Roy Campbell of Washington. Funeral at Christ Church Shrewsbury with burial in churchyard. Born Belvi nes New Jersey November 12 1828 she moved to Shrewsbury young and married in 1853. Eight years ago a fall left her bedridden. Also noted are deaths of Charles Parker Henry Corlies and Mrs Mary Towers with funeral plans on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Campbell
Peter B. Campbell
Shrewsbury
J. W. 8. Campbell
First National Bank
Freehold
Harry Campbell
Red Bank
Long Branch
Christ Church
Mrs. Campbell
Belvines N. J
Samabell
Campbe
Charles Parker
East Side Park
Evergreen Cemetery
Mary Towers
Washington Street
Glasgow
Scotland
Pair View Cemetery
Henry Corlies
South Eatontown
Charles
Mr. Corlies
Fall View Cemetery
Sodality Receives Fifteen Members At Our Lady Star Of The Sea
Impressive services marked the annual reception of sodalities at the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Rev W W Cantwell administered the ceremony with hymns including Immaculata and Our Lady of Good Council. Mary McGregor led the procession carrying a new barrel as Misses Mary and Bessie Herbert contributed in music and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
The
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Ww. P. Cantwell
Father Kegan
Mother of Jesus
Our Lady of Good Council
Mraness X. Langan
Edward J. Wyan
Church of the Holy Cross
Sea Tight
Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea
Mary McGregor
Bessie Herbert
The Girl and the Wizard Song Preview
The New York World will publish next Sunday the song hit Frantzi Frankenstein from The Girl and the Wizard with full words and music as arranged by the publishers. Readers are urged to order the Sunday issue to get this popular number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Holiday road races boost Long Branch cycle club event
Crowds of over a thousand filled Bath avenue and Pearl street for a Long Branch Cycle Club meet with seven races won by R. Borden P. C. Heidrick and J. Johnson. A morning bicycle trial at Freehold ended 4 to 1 for Freehold against Long Branch. The afternoon baseball park opener featured Little pitching a no hitter through seven and an 8 to 1 Long Branch win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Cycle Club
Bath Avenue
Pearl Street
Long Branch Military Band
Forrest Green
R. Borden
E. Wardell
O. Hance
P. C. Heidrick
Newark
John Dean
Tinton Falls
J. Johnson
Asbury Park
Phil Cohen
Tha
Long Branch
Freehold
Baseball Park
Clarence Green
J. Walsh
Battery
Mulhall
Cashion
Underwoods
Lawrence
Green
Baseball
Dick” Lite
Tongranch
Little
Hines
Wood
Walsh
Burns
Woods
Mines
Kek
Tittle
Pretty Park Opens for Third Season
Washington Park opened its third season under a new committee. Over two thousand visitors attended the evening program, with the G A R post and Sons of Veterans as guests. The Long Branch Military Band conducted a two part patriotic concert supervised by Prof. George A. Parslow, followed by a late program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Orrin A. Clark
John ©. Flinn
John H. Sutphen
Joseph H. West
Frederick Morris
David G. Edwards
Daniel Doran
Suparitt Fendent Halleck
Board of Trade
John G. Sexton
Broadway
G. A. R., Post and Sons of Veterans
Long Branch
George A. Parslow
Washington Street
Clark
Weaterh
Tate
Burned at Gas Works Injures William Newton
William Newton, a young colored gas works worker, suffered burns to his hands arms and chest while aiding repairs to a gas generator. Bystanders rushed him to Dr J Ty Welch for treatment before he was taken home and then to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. His injuries are painful but not serious and he is out several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newton
J. Ty Welch
Rockwell Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Bargain Day Ads Promoting Food Sale and Undertaker Ads
A notice promotes bread cake and ice cream sale at the basement of Simpson M B Churet on Saturday June 4 from 3 to p m Read all Bargain Day ads this is the day to save money Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 16 Broadway telephone 122 L B 12ndaewit Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Simpson M. B. Churet
Sexton Bros
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Stone Layer
Lord Gfice
Eage
Aga
Editors' selections show Lewis for Governor and Stokes for Senate
One hundred New Jersey editors selected Viviat M. Lewis as the Republican nominee for Governor and former Governor Edward Stokes for U S Senate in an Atlantic City straw vote aboard a special Central Railroad train. Lewis led with 33 votes. Frelinghuysen trailed by 22. Stokes drew a few ballots and several editors rejected or were doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Viviat M. Lewis
Banking and Insurance
Edward ©. Stokes
United States
Central Railroad
Atlantic City
Lewis
Joseph
Frelinghuysen
Somerset
William P. Martin
Essex
Cndidate
Mahlon Pitney
Stokes
Leslie R. Fort
Lakewood
Katzenbach
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
George 8. Silver
Middlesex
Assemblya
Edward Kenny
John W. Griggs
Passaic
Gen. Pass
W. C. Hope
London greets Roosevelt at city freedom ceremony
London May 61 A vast pageant marked the city’s freedom of the city for Theodore Roosevelt. Attended by 1200 dignitaries including the Duke of Connaught and Ambassador Reid, Roosevelt rode in the Lord Mayor’s State Coach to Guild Hall where he spoke with Sir J C Dimsdale. Mrs Roosevelt sat among spectators as American flags and Teddy Bears adorned the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theodore Rosevelt
Duke of Connaught
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Ambassador Reid
Guild Hall
Roosevelt
Dorchester House
Mansion House
J. C. Dimsdale
Soudan
Bondon
United States
Panama
Ekaypt
Reypt
Boutros Pasha
Memorial Day Meet at Freehold Draws Thousands and Wide Races
About 4,000 of the 20,000 attendees watched the Freehold Driving Association Decoration Day meet finish a five and a half hour program. Seven races covered trotting pacing running and a mule event with wide participation and varied purse amounts. A cornerstone ceremony for the Church of the Holy Spirit in Asbury Park drew a large crowd with Monsignor Fox and Rt. Rev. James A. McFaul absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold Driving Association
Dory P
J. Bennett
Eatontown
E. G
W. BD
Vr. m
Nelson L. Taylor
Rahway
Edward W. Blk
de de Wright
Allentown
Nutley
Beymora
B. m
James Cannon
Wong Branch
Uncle Oliver
Br. m
M. BE. Seton
Asbury Park
Highland Laddie
Bik. G
William Morris
Long Branch
Queen Mercy
W. F. Brophy
Freehold
Dawson Dillon
C. BE. Pitman
Trenton
Sexton & Haviland
Ocean Grove
Aaron B
Plainfield
Tokio
Frederick BE. Huff
Hoboken
King Dillon
Br. H
Henry Brien, Jr
Bomnerville
Jew Bell
Br. G
Long Janean
KE. Miller
Farmingdale
Honey Boy
B. G
J. G. Parker
Shrewsbury
Meath Hill
Bh. W. J
Caliatiay Altheon
Harry Creer
Bradevelt
Coltness
B. H
Edward Taylo
Calvin Re Holds
Agi
Monsignor Fox
James A. McFaul
Peter
Hell
Memorial Day Observances by James Morris Post G A R
Veterans from James H Morris Post No 46 and James Morris Camp No 25 Sons of Veterans led a full Memorial Day program from dawn to evening across Greenlawn and Glenwood cemeteries and Ocean Park Casino. Commander Flinn marshaled the parade, with Henry Wingert Jr in charge of Veterans songs. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was read at each stop, graves decorated, and General King spoke at the casino event noting Long Branch’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Morris Post
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army Hat
Boys In Blue
James. Morris Camp
No. 25
Relief Corps
Theodore Joline
Robert Martin Fifer
James B. Flinn
Henry Wingert, Jr
Greenlawn Cemetery
Flinn
James Campbell
Lincoln
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Egbert Hopper
Campbell
Hopper
Activy
Gettyburg
C. B. Fisher
Yiernfty
Gen. King
G. A. R. Hall
Daniel Edwards
Old First M. B. Church
James &. Morris Post
K. Hall Post
Asbury Park
Arrowsmith
Red Bank
General King
Long Branch
C. 0. MacFaddin
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Long Branch Takes Part in Monmouth YMCA Field Meet
The fifth annual Monmouth County YMCA field meet at Asbury Park Athletic Grounds saw Asbury Park win with 1064 points in 167 events. Matawan was second, Long Branch third, Freehold fourth, and Atlantic Highlands fifth. Long Branch notable placers included R. Ousterman third in the 100 yard dash and multiple top finishes in sprints and relay events, while Asbury Park posted many wins and seconds across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Matawan
Long Branch
Freehold
Atlantic Highlands
Sknate
R. Ousterman
Grammar
Sacco
O. Norton
Hewett
Og Branch
Randall
Freyhold
P. Dusting
O. G
Wyard
Docinieh
Watewan
G. Wood
Ry [ Susterman
Long Ranch
F. Dominick
K. Seeley
A. P
Red Red Bank
H. Smock
Q. Schwartz
Baker
Aubury Park
Kirkman
I. Kettle
H. Srock
K. Borden
I. Tamin
Firet
P. Taylor
Serena
W. Cartwright
R. Hoyt
0. Q
R. Schanck
T. F. Appleby
J. Chambers
F. Burney
J. Crawford
R. Francis
H. Voorhees
T. Gato
B. Joline
E. Joline
F. Roberta
Thind
H. T. West
New Era Monuments Mark Resting Place of Immigrants
The New Era Monument Association honored deceased members with grave services for George Manguld at Greenlawn cemetery. Members then moved to the New Era plot in West Long Branch where Henry Schoenlein spoke. The plot commemorates 400 immigrants from the ill fated steamer New Era, wrecked at Deal Beach on November 1, 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Monument Association
George Manguld
Greenlawn
New Era
West Long Branch
Henry Schoenlein
Deal Beach
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Sea Bright
Rove
Steiner & Son
Pretty Park
Washington Park Memorial
Adah
FE. S
Price’s Hotel
June St
Maxwell Machines
J. Hicks
WéMon
Daily Record
Lewis and Stokes
Jersey
B. S
Price's Potel
Freehold Memorial Day
Mike Good
Thos McSuerry
Hicks’ Jewelry
Cheaster M. Trwax
Prive’ Hotel
Weather Bureau Forecast
U. S. Weather Bureau
Steiner
Golden
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