Ex Governor Fort Keynote at Sea Bright Dinner
Former Governor John Franklin Fort spoke to Sea Bright Board of Trade members at Sandlass Bamboo Garden. He urged inland waterway between Manasquan and Shrewsbury costing 2 million, noting 75,100 state aid and 9,000 acres of oyster beds to fund the project in ten years. Fort praised Monmouth County roads and urged ongoing maintenance, while recalling his Orient trip and calling for a flag on merchant ships.
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Manasquan
Shrewsbury
John Franklin Fort
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Congress
Fort
Board of Trade
Portugal
Ort
Monmouth County
Governor Fort
New Jersey
William Sandlass
Japan
Bamboo Garden
New Jersey Central
Sexton Bros Undertakers and Embalmers Ad
Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers advertise at 616 Broadway with telephone contact 122 L. B. 206M offering funeral services and related arrangements.
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Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Life forfeit of youth's gallantry
The body of Carl Dreimuller, twenty, drowned near the Highlands while rescuing a woman from the Idlehour houseboat, was recovered near Long Branch and identified by necktie and diamond ring. He failed to swim and perished after assisting others, with his body shipped to Greenville Jersey City suburb.
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Carl ~ Dreimuller
Shrewsbury
Highlands
Idlehour
Greenville
Jersey City
Long Branch
John S. Sickles
Hyer & Flock
Dreimuller
Fred Dobbins
Newark
Carl Dreimuller
Geyser spouts from Tintern Manor leak in Shrewsbury river
A leak in Tintern Manor Water Company pipes buried in the Shrewsbury river creates a miniature geyser drawing attention. Authorities plan excavation after boats possibly caused the break. The Sea Bright Borough Council will grant permission to stop the leak. Also notice seeking three experienced shoe department workers for Saturday shifts at Jacob Steinbach.
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Tintern Manor Water Company
Shrewsbury
Sea Bright
Red Bank Primaries See Busy Registry and Petitions
Clerk Albert C. Harrison prepares for registry and primary day amid district polling place delays. Petitions filed for council seats assessor and collector posts, justices of the peace and constables, with party committees named. Voter books list totals across seven districts, while city records track dogs killed by police, noting September and July counts and a recent addition.
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Albert C. Harrison
Red Bank
Horace P. Cook
Robert M. Hurley
George W. Chandler
Louis E. Brown
Albert JL. Ivins
Mort. V. Pach
Aleander 1D. Cooper
William M.thompson
Charles H. Borden
Andrew D. Purtell
Theodore F. Sniffen
Lionel G. Harrison
John Sheehan
William Chandler
Frank Lamb
George Henry Lewis
William Crispell
Elijah M. Conk
Allen H. Smith
Elwood Minagh
J. Frank Patterson
Samuel T. Howard
Lewis R. Bergen
Frank Estelle
Elmer C. Wainright
William H. Wilson
H. Wallace Benett
Alexander D. Cooper
John L. Hubbard
George W. Bray
Frank KE. Price
Charles J. Davis
Frank P. Stryker
Nelson F. Deats
B Board of Registry
Harrison
City Hall
Layton
Miller
Autumn foliage excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko
The New Jersey Central offers a low cost trip to Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko and the Switchback called the Switzerland of America. Special train departs East Long Branch 6 35 North Long Branch 6 37 Eatontown 7 02 a m. Round trip tickets cost 2 00 with children 1 40.
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New Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Switzerland of America
East Long Branch
North Long Branch
Eatontown
Beattie Enters Court for Final Arguments in Murder Case
Chesterfield Virginia September 7 Beattie entered the courtroom to hear final arguments Judge Watson reviewed murder law saying conviction requires evidence ruling out every reasonable hypothesis Beattie’s charge favored the accused. Richmond September 7 Beulah Binfort left jail appeared veiled in taxi for Washington to pursue a movie contract.
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Chesterfield
Beattie
Watson
Richmond
Beulah Binfort
Washington
Long Branch Military Band Furnishes Music for Asbury Park Fete
The Long Branch Military Band provided music for a masque fete held last Monday evening in Asbury Park, adding festive tunes to the event.
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Long Branch Military Band
Asbury Park
Unsettled New Jersey Weather With Showers Possible
The Weather Bureau forecasts the next thirty six hours for New Jersey as unsettled with possible showers tonight or Friday. Temperatures show little change with light easterly winds. Observations note 75 degrees this morning at Long Branch with a barometer of 30.07 and last night 29.90. northeast winds at 26 mph. Heavy precipitation reports include 2.24 inches in Protia US and 7.98 inches in Wichita Kansas. frost noted in Quappelle Canada, Prince Albert, and Spokane Washington.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Doll Carnival Held Along Branchport Avenue in Long Branch
A doll carnival with a bridal party drew about twenty entries and prizes of equal value in Long Branch on Branchport Avenue. The parade between Irving Place and the New York and Long Branch Railroad featured three divisions and a prizegiving by distant judges Mrs. Arthur Diehl and Mrs. John Van Brunt.
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Long Branch
Branchport Avenue
Irving Place
Ranchport Avenue
New York and Long Branch
Arthur Diehl
New Orleans
John van Brunt
New York
Violet Asay
Arthur H. Asay
Tollows
Myra Mabel Brown
Burroughs Asay
Clarence Wood
Marion Asay
Miss Brown
Philadelphia
Trosseau
Hazel Baldwin
Valine
Melinda Ferry
Lawrence Handley Reed
Mra
J. JL. Reed
Josie
Ada
Goldenrod
Vivian Reed
W. S. van Brunt
Boy Tossed by Cow Escapes Injury At Fair
Two year old Augustus Brown son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brown of Overton Place was butted by a cow while playing near home yesterday He was not injured though quite frightened He later won first prize in the front division of the doll carnival and secured a silver cup at the Asbury Park baby parade
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Augustus Brown
Thomas Brown
Overton Place
Augustus
Asbury Park
Clambake for Adah Chapter Thursday Sept Seven
A clambake for Adah Chapter is planned for Thursday September 7 at 5 p m. Tickets are two dollars and will be served at Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay 206 to 209.
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Adah
Price’s
Pleasure Bay
City petitions fly as voters seek renomination in wards
In a long filing day in the Fifth Ward and across the city, candidates rushed to submit petitions to City Clerk Bryant B. Newcomb before midnight. Several incumbents drew no opposition in three wards, while contests formed in others with two candidates per party in the Fifth Ward and a Republican challenge in the Sixth Ward. A full list of petitions filed includes councilmen and city committee hopefuls across all wards, with parties and incumbents noted.
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Bryant B. Newcomb
Frank C. Quing
Thomas Beatty
Raymond EB. Britton
William R. Werwick
A. Taylor Truax
Robert Zimmerman
Hirschfeld
Montifiore G. Kahn
Frank C. Quinn
Raymond &. Britton
William R. Warwick
Robert L. Gullek
Arthur Hennessey
Elmer Burke
Isaac Woolley
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Montifiore G. Kabp
Grand jury actions in Asbury Park term conclude with 11 indictments
The May grand jury handed up eleven indictments and was discharged by Judge Foster. Among outcomes William Conger received a suspended sentence for grand larceny of $40 from California Lank's Show in Long Branch. David Eldridge pled guilty to stealing 1000 pounds of white lead from Perth Amboy and was bailed for October 25 trial. Frances Stokes and Lena Wright pleaded not guilty to stealing $102 from Wade Thomas in Asbury Park with trial set for Sept 21.
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Foster
William Conger
California
Long Branch
David Eldridge
Perth Amboy
Joseph Barrielli
Red Bank
Larry T. Metzgar
Holc
Public Service
Joan
Frances Stokes
Lena Wright
Wade Thomas
Asbury Park
Injury to child from alley fall in Union avenue
Little Helen Garriel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Garriel of Union avenue, tripped and fell in the rear alley Monday evening. She was carried home then taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where seven stitches closed the knee wound.
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Helen Garriel
Ferdinand Garriel
Union Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Funeral for Past Grand Bro Matthias Woolley Saturday
O F. Lodge will attend the funeral of Past Grand Brother Matthias Woolley on Saturday September 9th. Members meet at Odd Fellows Hall Broadway and Pearl Street at 1 p m wearing white gloves. Funeral services at Simp son Church at 2 90 Henry Keller Grand J Terwilliger Secretary. A White Ribbon meeting will be held in the Presbyterian Church Thursday Sept 7 at 7 45 p m all interested in morality good government and temperance invited ministers with congregations urged to attend Rev Drs Nesl and Dave to speak.
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O. Q
Arcoch Lodge
Matthias Woolley
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
Pearl Street
Simpeon
Henry Keller
NoBie Grand
J. & Terwilliger
Presbyterian Church
Ior Union
Drs. Nes
Dave
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Messrs. Quinn
Beatty and
Britton
Amzi
Dodd
Thomas P. Fay
Raymond Fesler
Joseph J. Kiernan
Theodora Howland
Charles Rosencrans
Charles ©. McFaddin
Anthony T. Woolley
KE. L. Reynolds
Charles Croxon
Charles H. White
1St Dist
John I. Lively
James Guire
William Hullitt
James Quirk
James Baggett
1St di
Richard H. Hughes
Arthur L. Hobson
Charles O. Sacao
Daniel W. Wardell
John A. Maton
Frederick Hidman
Third Ward
Benjamin P. Morris
William Beatty
George Holmes
Angelo Strollo
John H. Hines
Howard Smock
William Morris
Charles E. Brown
Walter Burton
Horace Curtis
David G. Edwards
Henry P. Bennett
Monrie C. Byrne
John W. Plock
John H. Davis, Jr
B. B. Newcomb
Stephen A. Nelson
James Ennis, Jr
Hario
Clark
Fifth Ward
William BR
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