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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1910

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Roosevelt Praises Aldrich Tariff Law and Commission

Sioux Falls S D Sept 3 Colonel Roosevelt in his first tariff remarks since joining a Free Trade club defends Taft and Congress for the Aldrich tariff plan and backs Taft's piecemeal revision. He urges a square tariff deal for workers and employers, plus a strong tariff commission to balance production costs between nations. The piece notes the need to avoid tariff as moral issue and stresses protecting American living standards.

Sioux Falls Roosevelt Taft Congress

Closing Exercises At Bethe Miriam School

Closing exercises at the Bethe Miriam school in North Bath Avenue are set for Tuesday at 10 00 am with confirmation exercises to follow in ten days at 10 30 am. The roster lists teachers across classes from 1A to 6A and names patronesses including Mrs Murray Guggenheim and Mrs Adolph Lewisohn among others. Also notes Harold Content as a patron and announces start of the Ocean Highway project on October 20 with bids by the State Highway Commission under Governor Fort and others. Funeral services for Alfred Brown are planned in Oakhurst with interment at West Long Branch following services at the Oakhurst M B Church.

Beth-Miriam Bath Avenue Bethe Miriam Annamanuel Phyllis Meyer Florence Boroscheck Sadie Peller Alma Goldstein Elsie Holezman M. Meyer Murray Guggenheim Adolph Lewisohn M. Baer Charles A. Wimpfheimer Henry Moeller Harold Content Ocean Highway Atlantic Highlands State Highway Commission Fort Frelinghuysen Speaker Ward Gilkynson Uria Alfred Brown Oakhurst Monmouth Drive Oakhurst M. B Harry A. Relyea Oakhurst M. EB West Long Branch W. H. Morris, Jr

Fair Haven locals enjoy Asbury Park visit and prep for fight

Fair Haven residents Douglass Harvey and family with William Alberts spent Wednesday at Asbury Park. Charles Minton on Front Street remodels his home. Jack Goodman trains for a Friday night boxing match on September 16 with Dick Hyland, training at Abe Bennett’s Atlantic Hotel. Robert Van Osten of Jacksonville, Va., had gallbladder surgery in a Jacksonville hospital and is recovering. He previously lived in Fair Haven and worked as a post office clerk before his illness, and earlier at the Duval hotel in Jacksonville.

Douglass Harvey William Alberts Asbury Park Charles Minton Front Street Jack Goodman Dick Hyland Jack Abe Bennett Atlantic Hotel Robert van Osten Jacksonville Robert Fair Haven Duval Hotel

Manhattan Clubs After Zimmerman

Eddie Zimmerman, Tigers third baseman, is the subject of multiple draft claims by New York and Brooklyn clubs. A lot will determine his next team as rivals vie for the infield standout amid draft proceedings and Giants interest.

Eddie Zimmerman Tigers Newark Tiger New York Brooklyn Zimmerman Bill Lowden Bengals Cincinnati Jsackers Larry Sutton McGraw Giants Devlin Edw. P. Duffy Newark Star Eddie

Linen Shower Honors Mrs Finn At Home On Surprise Visit

A surprise linen shower was staged in honor of Mrs. Frank Finn of Biberon. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Connolly, Mr and Mrs J Sweeney, Mr and Mrs H Padelford, Mr and Mrs L Regan, Mr and Mrs H Afert, Mr and Mrs P Kerrigan, Mrs F Sinclair, and others. The centerpiece linen with eyelet embroidery won high praise amid dancing, songs, and a collation.

Frank Finn Biberon New York J. Connolly J. Sweeney H. Padelford Ll. Regan H. Afert P. Kerrigan F. Sinclair H. van Sicklke J. Newell N. Warren M. Crown

Retail Sale Announcement for Footwear and Labor Day Sched

A 10 percent discount on oxfords and a 5 percent discount on shoes run from September 1 to 3, 1910. CG A Johnson & Co, 618 Broadway. Also notes Labor Day schedule identical to Sunday. Readers urged to advertise in the Daily Record.

A. Johnson & Co Patten Line A. Johnson & Go

Highlands Carnival Draws Large Attendance and Stars

A sunny Highland carnival drew about 6,000 spectators as the Royal party visited photographers and the grandstand. W H Dis of Hellville won the cross country in 14 minutes 17.5 seconds, with Atlantic Highlands’ Anton Kendgia second and Aaron Brown of Sea Bright third. Champion Martin Sheridan and Mel Sheppard appeared, Sheridan failing to have an official discus record due to not using the steel circle.

Highlands Sol Oles A. Im W. HH. Dis Hellville N. J Antone Kendgia Atlantic Highlands Aaron Brown Sea Bright Hoyt Ne Wa-Sink Jiey Court R. Hi. Compton Bay Avenue Tere God Save the Queen Martin Sheridan Mel Sheppard P. J. Conway A. C Sheridan Melvin Sheppard L. Cahill Sheppard

Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Showers Tonight

U S Weather Bureau forecast for the six hour period ending Sunday at p.m. New Jersey continues unsettled with showers tonight or Sunday. Moderate south winds.

U. S. Weather Bureau Fae At & P New Jersey

Change of Lime September 6th 1910 Hall Farms peaches

Advertises The Hall Farms Eatontown fruit for canning offering large peaches and pears with uniform size and quality. Prices higher but yield two to three more cans per basket. Orders of any size delivered promptly. Sehaue OSU-F-14 Eatontown. Labor day closure noted for Jaco Steinbach. Change of time September 5th 1910.

Hall Farms Eatontown

No Colored State Fair Off For Labor Day in Asbury Park

The frost colored fair planned for Labor Day at Drummont Park Asbury Park is called off by the committee. Bishop P A Hubert of Brooklyn presides as president with officers including Bishop J D Mead Newark Edward Banks and A Choyee. Local residents enabled by 76 First avenue Long Branch must settle all incurred bills promptly. committee includes James Cannon racing manager and Albert B Losey as attorney.

Drummon Park Asbury Park New Jersey Drummont Park Hooker T. Washington P. A. Hubert Brooklyn First Avenue Long Branch J. D. Mead Newark Edward Banks A. Choyee George James Charles D. Davis J. &. Wederman Frisby RB William H. Reid Tennent New Jersey Horticultural Association Monmouth County Fair Association M. A. Rice J. A. Haskell Robert Hartshorne Charles Exhibition Hall Record American Kennel Club Andrew Albright, Jr Laula Batter John G. Bates H. M. Battin Charles D. Bernheimer William Betts J. @. DeMund M. D W. G. Hoagland Abram G. Hooley Montifiore G. Kahn George C. McCarthy H. H. Stanley A. ©. Wilmerding William A. Winter

Right of People to Rule at Stake in Senator Selection

Former Governor Edward C. Stokes argues the campaign tests whether the people or a few directors control the United States Senate selection. He cites primaries law, popular will, and compares states where voters pick senatorial candidates to Iowa reference, urging adherence to the law and the people's right to a voice in who represents them.

Trenton Rept United States Edward C. Stokes Stokes MI Noise United States Senate

Opening of Red Bank fair highlights politics dogs and horses

The third annual Monmouth County Agricultural Association fair opened at Red Bank despite weather. The grounds offer easy rail and trolley access, multiple tents, and a large dog show under AKC supervision with over 400 canines including many breeds. Officials emphasize comfort, security, and rapid daily coverage by The Record.

Red Bank County Monmouth County Agricultural Association Red Bank Redank New Jersey Southern Railroad Newman Springs Road Pinkerton Carter

Randolph McLain Opens City Meat Delivery Route

Randolph McLain launches a delivery route for top grade meat at low cash prices. Orders called for and delivered to any city area. Contact number 20710200.

Randolph McLain

Allelegians Open Season with All Nations at Lyceum

The Allelegians start the season with All-Nationals games at the Lyceum on Saturday and Monday evenings. The event accompanies the Star of the Sea fair. Also notes wine endorsement from New York Board of Health official Alfred Speer and local sales listings for Speer wines, paints, and Lang's ice cream in Red Bank.

Lyceum Star of the Sea Church Allellegians N. Y All Nationals

Elberon Memorial Church Service Notice

Elberon Memorial Church announces tomorrow services led by Rev. John F. Carson D D pastor Central Presbyterian Church Brooklyn with music by violin harp and organ Dr Carson will preach at both services Pattén Line Sexton Bros undertakers 516 Broadway Patten Line change time September 8 1910 Prices and ads for shoes Mason Fruit Jars Chester M Truax Broadway

Elberon Memorial Church John F. Carson Central Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Lin Caron

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