Wide variety of exhibits at big fair opens today
Old Sol broke through the clouds and Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association workers began repairs after storm damage. Crowds poured in before nine as the Red Bank show, the Blue Ribbon Fair of New Jersey, promised a record exhibit with nearly 100 horses, Arabian and Persian stock, and extensive cattle displays under prominent tent leaders.
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Old Sol
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Red Bank
New Jersey
William Vaughan
Homer Davenport
Holmde
George T. Reid
Tennent
Robert Hartshorne
Portland Farm
Highlands
Guernseys
Thomas MecCarter
Uzal H. McCarter
Rumson
Jerseys
Melvin 4. Rice
Drynoch Farms
Leonardville
Bown
A. J. C. Stokes
Freehold
Stokes
Monmouth Poultry Club
Edwin Field
American Poultry Association
A. Chapin McLean
Old Monmouth
Joseph Burton
Marlboro
New Jersey State Horticultural Society
Horace Roberts
Moorestown
Joseph W. Thompson
Lincroft
Change of date shifts play at West End Casino to two nights
Cohen's Beat Play now runs two consecutive performances at the West End Casino starting tomorrow Saturday instead of one night with a Sunday show added. Forties Minutes From Broadway will host the event, catering to those who prefer Saturday. Also listed are Vanilla Marshmallows sale tomorrow at Sugar Bowl and the Royal Giants baseball game at Hollywood Horse Show Grounds on Sunday Sept 3. Sexton Bros. undertakers advertise 614 Broadway with phone 122 L B. 2vott.
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Cohen
Falkner
Broadway
West End
Royal Giants
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Mollywood Horse Show Grounds
Advocates State Dog Quarantine in New Jersey
Dr. W W Curry of Hackensack warns northern New Jersey faces a rabies epidemic. He condemns local muzzling laws as insufficient and urges statewide quarantine for at least a year. He cites scattered rabies cases and argues for State Health Board backed legislation and broad dog confinement. The SPCA protested the Hackensack muzzling order at a mass meeting.
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Newark
N. J
W. W. Kurry
Hackensack
New Jersey
Boards of Health
Teaneck
Maywood
Little Ferry
State Board of Health
State Medical Society
State Veterinary Association
England
Inglewood
Leonia
Fairview
Rutherford
Wallington
Westwood
Paterson
Passaic
Carlstadt
Hasbrouck
Baptist Rally at Second Baptist Church Sunday
A Sunday rally at Second Baptist Church is set for next Sunday afternoon. The Sunday school, led by Frisbie FE Laws as superintendent, will host with Rev. T B Hughes of First Baptist Church as speaker. The event was postponed from last Sunday due to the storm.
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Second Baptist Church
Frisbie FE. Laws
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Ushers Union Trip Postponed To September 13
The Ushers Union of New Montmouth Baptist Church postpones its September 7 trip to New York Hippo drome to the following Wednesday September 13. Committee in charge led by Daniel T. Hendrickson as chairman includes Rev Archibald H. Sutphin and Attorney Howard W. Roberts.
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New York Hippodrome
Ushers’ Union
New Montmouth Baptist Church
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Archibald H. Sutphin
Howard W. Roberts
Card of Thanks for Wm Scott funeral aid
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted at the funeral of son Wm Scott and for sympathy shown in recent bereavement, with special thanks to Rev. Harry T. Fisler. Sent by Esta Throckmorton.
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Wm Scott
Harry T. Fisler
Mrs Anna M Green Dies After Illness in Long Branch
Mrs. Anna M. Green widow of James Bartine Green died at 2 46 this morning at her daughter’s Sixth Avenue home in Long Branch after a long illness from a complication of diseases. Born in Brooklyn she lived in Asbury Park before moving to Long Branch twelve years ago. Surviving are four children E W Johnson of Middletown NY William F Widmer Jesse B and Edward A Green. two brothers and a sister. Funeral private Saturday evening at the house with Rev Alfonso Dare and Rev John G Lovell officiating. Interment Sunday morning at West Long Branch cemetery underHy er & Flock directors.
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Anna M. Green
James Bartine Green
Sixth Avenue
William FP. Widmer
Green
Brooklyn
Asbury Park
Long Branch
E. W. Johnson
Middletown
N. Y
William F. Widmer
Jesse B
Edward A. Green
William H. Howland
Charles Applegate
Red Bank
Ed. E. Howland
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M. E. Church
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Hyer & Flock
West Long Branch
West Long Branch doll carnival draws crowd and praise
West Long Branch staged its first doll parade on Monday with over thirty entries in two divisions. Anna Woolley was crowned queen and Kenneth Hughes was king as judges awarded silver cups and glassware. Next year’s event will expand to include masquerades and floats. celebrations ended with lemonade and cake.
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West Long Branch
Kenneth Hughes
R. R. Hughes
Cedar Avenue
Norman Varn Note
Harry VanNote
Montclair
J. D. VanNote
Anna Woolley
Henry Woolley
A. T. Metzgar
Oakhurst Road
Mount Residence
Ida Dennis
Frank Dennis
Rachel Malchow
Wiliam Malchow
Mary VanNote
Arthur D. VanNote
Firet Prise
Langdon Norton
W. E. Norton
Cecil Sherman
Eight Days Flood Breaks Rainfall Records in Long Branch
An eight day downpour shattered records for August in Long Branch, with 12.33 inches total for August and 9.82 inches falling from Thursday to last night. The weather bureau notes August 1867 was the only month to exceed this level in 92 years. Normal yearly rainfall is about 45 inches.
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Long Branch
Weather Bureau
Publicity Bureau
Jjme
Close Match Game Here Next Sunday at Hollywood Grounds
On Sunday at the Hollywood Horse Show Grounds the Long Branch team will face the Royal Giants from Asbury Park in a feature match. Star players Earl Shipp and Munroe headline the Giants in races against Andy Coakley and the locals. The five game series for a $1,000 stake opens this afternoon in Asbury Park amid Labor Day double headers and stormy weather schedule disruptions.
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Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Royal Giants
Giants
Earl, Shipp
Munroe
Andy” Coakley
Weather Bureau Forecast and Local Observations
The U S Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours ending Saturday at 5 p m calls for fair weather in New Jersey with rising temperatures and light west to southwest winds. Observations from 43 North Broadway Long Branch report barometer 30.07 last night 29.95, wind northwest at 12 mph, temperature 62, humidity ranging from 94 to 72 percent, rainfall 1.80 inches in the last 24 hours. Heavy precipitation across the region includes Nantucket 1.40, New York City 1.90, Philadelphia 1.74, Washington 1.04, Norfolk 2.14, and Hatteras 1.64 inches. Ad copy invites readers to shop discounts with Jacob Steinbach and Daily Record advertising.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Nantucket
Block Island
New York City
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
BP. C
Norfolk, Va
Hatteras, N. C
HANO CAUGHT IN CAR DOOR
Miss Louisa Arrowsmith daughter of City Recorder Thomas V Arrowsmith was injured at Centra depot when a P R R car door shut on her right index finger. She went to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for stitches and X ray examination with her father.
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Louisa Arrowsmith
City Recorder
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Central Depot
Miss Arrowsmith
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Stage collision injures Parker near Paper Hall in Broadway
Charles M. Parker of West Long Branch narrowly escaped injury when a Paper Hall stage collided with the rear wheel of his buggy on Broadway last evening. The wheel was partly demolished and the driver blamed his own carelessness. Paper Hall will cover the damages per the driver’s statement.
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Charles M. Parker
West Long Branch
Broadway
Paper Hall
Parker
Missing Man in Freehold Searched Through Ditch and Wells
Benjamin Anderson of Perritteville leads a search for his son William Anderson 27, 6 ft 4 in, 160 lbs, last seen after leaving Perrineville for Freehold Monday night. Police across towns alerted. digs in a slough behind the American Hotel and nearby outbuildings were conducted as investigators retrace the man’s movements from a theater to a hotel and a restaurant.
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William Anderson
Perritteville
Freehold
Benjamin Anderachy
John M. Smith
Mechanic Street
Main Street
Amerian
Anderson
Polce
Nishoffe
Perrineville
Preéfeld
South Street
Throckmorton Street
Tréville Piet
Joel Test
Test
James Errickson
Pest
Errin
Long Branch Teachers Association Entertainments Schedule
The Long Branch Teachers Association plans a new series of entertainments, led by the Aida Quartet from New York with C Pol Plancon, Montaville Flowers, the New York Madrigal and Gleen Singers, Judge George D. Alden, Miss Katherine Ridgeway, and the Whitney Brothers. Dates are Oct 23, Nov 17, Dec 6, Jan 5, Feb 12, and Mar 16. Also notes boiler installation at the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guano Company and parish hall furnishers.
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Long Branch
Teachers’ Association
Aida Quartet
Montagille Flowers
N. Y. Madrigal and Glee Club
George D. Alden
Katherine Ridgeway
Whitney Bros. Quartet
New York
C. Pol Plancon
Montaville Flowers
Dickens
Shakespeare
Wallace
Barrie
Hugo
New York Madrigal and Gleen
Marie Stoddart
Emma Britt- Selleck
Ian Jackson
Carl Dufft
United States
Whitney Brothers
Twenty Three Co petitions Filed in County Race
County Clerk McDermott reports twenty three petitions filed by noon with sixteen Democrats and seven Republicans. Candidates include Senator John W. Slocum of Long Branch, Sheriff Cornelius B. Warkalow of Freehold, Assemblymen Elmer Geran and James Hendrickson, Coroners Alfred Bennett and Harry Fay, and others from Red Bank Asbury Park and Atlantic Highlands. Local committees in West Long Branch and Keyport endorse Slocum, Eatontown backs him, and more Republican filings are anticipated. notable incidents include a resident fending off a highwayman with an umbrella and property sales in Jeffrey Street and Mill Wreet.
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McDermott
Democratia
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
William HE. Andrew
Atlantic Highlands
Alston Beekman
Red Bank
Cornelius B. Warkalow
Freehold
Wilbert A. Beecroft
Allen
Hurst
Elmer
Geran
Matawin
James A. Hendrickson
Leon R. Taylor
Asbury Park
Alfred W. Bennett
Belmar
Harry C. Fay
Willam H. Morris
John J. Gorman
Fair Haven
George B. Bennett
Charles Davenport
Harry M. Brower
Pranklin Patterson
William W. Ramsey
Keansburg
Charles A. Hawkins
Assembly
Howard Schoenthaler
Bradley Beach
Richard Brace
Frank McCue
Melvin P. Yard
Belford
Senate
Harry Truax
William H. Reid
Tennent
Fractures Two Ribs In Racetrack Accident
Joseph Seeley, driving near Oceanport railroad station, was thrown from a horse after collision with Ul Steeley. Seeley sustained twenty five fractured ribs in the accident while recovering from the injuries.
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Joseph Seeley
William H. Garrigan
Oceanport
Rolley Station
Sick Prisoner Detained After Rain Street Incident
Thomas Murphy loitered on Fay Street during yesterday's rain, found in an 8 condition due to alcohol. Detained by Patrolman H. K. na, awaiting transfer to county jail for a thirty day sentence imposed by Recorder Smith. Public notice lists 8.20 p.m. closing Mondays starting Sept 5.
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Thomas Murphy
Fay Street
H. K. Na
Recorder Smith
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Baptist Rally
Fred F. Elston
Cecil Conover
Rec.ord
Asbury
Hollywood
Weather Bureau Forecast
Eneap
Jacob Steinbach
The
Daily Record
Hano
Recorder
J. Henry Walling
Port Monmouth
New York and
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
North Long M. E
Furniah New Parish Hall
St. James Parish Hall
Cor. Broadway
Slocum Place
Joseph Opporeen
Susletown
Inlaw
Herbert L. Pease
Mr. Dorsett
Pew
Wenty
Slocum
Keyport
Eatontown
J. C O. Rush
John W. She
George A. Steele
William A. Darby
Edward Hendrick
Bon
Moving Pictures
Ocean Park
New theAtre
Reading
Joseph Goldstein
New Central
Thuredsy
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