Many hot primaries promise heavy voter turnout
Tomorrow's primaries open at one and close at nine with separate ballot boxes for two parties. Key local option candidates and assembly races dominate as nine Democrats and five Republicans vie, plus a three way freeholder contest and mayoral battles. Local offices draw busy campaigns across Monmouth County towns like Red Bank Asbury Park and Long Branch.
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First Ward
Independent Engine House
Third Avenue
Second Ward
West End
Engine House
Second Avenue
Third Ward
Oceanic Fire House
Norwood Avenue
Fourth Ward
City Hall
Broadway
Neptune Hose House
Branchport Avenue
Fifth Ward
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Sixth Ward
Oliver Byron
Atlantic Avenue
Local
Option Assembly
Garret B. Conover
John Halshart
William Curchin
Harry P. Bennett
Option League
Assembly
A. 0. Johnson
Monmouth Beach
Elmer J. Geran
Majawang
James A. Hendrickson
Red Bank
Frank EB. Heyer
Colts Neck
Edward A. Merdian
Middletown
Howard S. Higginson
Leon R. Taylor
Asbury Park
Assemblymatt
Peter Viedenburg
Freehold
Monmouth County
Frank Po Yarnell
Frederick M. Schuppan
Matthias Woolley
M. V. Poole
West Lanky Branch
Walter S. Reed
M. C. Burns
Long Branch
Edwin T. Field
Howard D. LeRoy
Elmer E. Polhemus
Obadiah W. Randolph
Freeholder
Elvin C. Burtis
John M. Gorlies
Rumson
Walter B. Connor
John Daly
Fred Frick
T. W. Jeff
PUPILS ENROLL FOR NEW SCHOOL YEAR
The district opens the 1910 11 academic year with only three vacancies in the Grammar and Chattle High schools. Supervising Principal Christopher Gregory and staff report preparations underway as High School teachers and pupils enroll. Renovations, reorganization, and walks regraveled mark facility readiness, while Gregory lists seventy eight assistants across schools and departments. A booster campaign and a Merry Go Round run through mid September with excursions advertised.
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Grammar School
Chattle High
Christopher Gregory
Gregory
Charles T. Stone
C. W. Blakeslee
W. A. D. Clark
Jacob A. Mattuck
Esther C. Todd
Julia Enright
Mary L. McCloskey
Beatrice L. Sheldon
Lowie W. Danielson
Mary R Tague
Agnes
JL. Waring
Gertrude S&ibert
Grammer School
Abner A. Badger
Grace EB. Britton
Lillie P.vautier
Mary C. Jackson
Selena C. Pearce
Carvie A. Richardson
Elizabeth C. Conklin
Jennie Foster
Edna Tomlinson
Katherine Trexle
Et- L. Robesin
Florence A. Smithy
Catherine A. Lancaster
Edith C. Beamer
Neva M. Hibner
Adelaide Rees
Roy O. Benedict
Jane Walters
Fair Haven Episcopalians Celebrate Silver Jubilee
The Fair Haven chapel of the Holy Communion marked 25 years since consecration with morning Holy Communion and a 4 PM service. Rector Rev. Robert MacKellar led a historical address praising past builders and praying for continued growth as the church grounds and interior receive care and modernization.
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Fair Haven
Holy Communion
Robert MacKellar
Alan
Chapel of the Holy Communion
Church Street
Red Bank
Rumson
W. C. Kidbury
St. George's Church
East Oceanic
St. George's
Ridge Road
Adams Estate
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
St. Ambrose's Church
St Chrysontom Church
Dunellen
Fray
Evona
Fair Uaven
Pale Haven
Lewis O. Chandler
Fair Haven, N. J
Seven Confirmed at Beth-Miriam SynaGogue Ceremony
Seven children were confirmed yesterday morning at Beth-Miriam Synagogue with Rev Dr Rudolph J Coffee of Pittsburg officiating. He spoke on filial love and obedience from the commandment Honor thy father and thy mother. Confirmants: Celia Horowitz Gertrude Stoliar Dora Gruber Joseph Harris Mitchell Lieberman Alex Katz Herman Rich. The program included Prelude Miss Morris Service Rabbi Coffee Processional Miss Morris Invocation Gertrude Stoller Hymn Father See Thy Children Class Examination Commandments Hebrew and English Alexander Katz Joseph Harris.
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Beth-Miriam
Rudolph J. Coffee
Pittsburg
Celia Horowitz
Gertrude Stoliar
Dora Gruber
Joseph Harris
Mitchell Lieberman
Alex Katz
Herman Rich
Miss Morris
Gertrude Stoller
Pather
Primary election urged for Monmouth Assembly picks
The Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hours of increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with a chance of showers Tuesday, followed by cooler northwest winds. In Monmouth County the primary election will nominate three Assembly candidates tomorrow from 1 to 5 pm, with four independents named among fourteen candidates. The Board of bosses and machines will station lieutenants at polling places to guide votes. The Men's Federation pays for the notice.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
S. P. Mie
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Harry P. Biennett
Long Branch
William Curchin
Fair Haven
John Hulshart
Asbury Park
Garret H. Conduvier
Assembly
Men's Federation
Hotel Men Skip Leaving Creditors In Highlands
At summer season’s end, hotel proprietors Charles Caverly and Loraine Blackman left without paying staff at the Hast View House in Highlands. Investigations showed 8 waiters, 2 laundresses, 2 chambermaids, 8 cooks, 3 kitchenmen and 31 bartenders owed wages. Caverly departed for Caldwell to attend his father’s deathbed, leaving creditors and workers unsettled as the matter continued.
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Ighlands
Hast View House
Charles Caverly
Loraine Blackman
Caverly
Blackman
Highlands
Caldwell
Voters Begin Primary for New Jersey Senator
Voters in New Jersey face a pivotal primary as they pick a candidate for United States Senator. With fourteen Republican holdover State Senators, the next senator is virtually certain to be a Republican, making the Republican contest highly consequential in a state where the Democratic race appears ceremonial. The article notes broad calls for direct Senate election and mentions ongoing debates despite the constitutional barrier.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
United States
Ince
Senate
United States Senate
Flower Sunday at Reform Church observed with student awards
Flower Sunday was celebrated at the First Reformed Church with morning and evening programs under Rev. Frederick K. Shield. Awards for best class decorations and floral designs were announced by judges Thelbert Edwards Gulick and Hayes Cubberley, while music featured Miss Kridel and Prof. Mattuck. Large congregations attended, and the event highlighted autumnal church beauty and student performances.
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First Reformed Church
Frederick K. Shield
PF. K. Shield
J. A. Mattuck
Kridel
Newark
Ior
Mattick
Thelbert Edwards
Gulick
Hayes Cubberley
Aurilla Conover
Claudie West
Calvin Cunnius
Lansing Shield
Percy Cunnina
Margaret Shield
Chester Hulst
Reba Wheeler
Martha Hampton
Mary Menkes
Florence Buckalew
Dorothy Bailey
Laura Cunnius
Burglary at Washington Street Home Reported
The Edwards and Blaisdell households were away at church last evening when intruders entered their Washington Street home and ransacked two rooms. Jewelry was stolen from the bureau and bedchamber drawers, while other valuables appeared to be the target of the burglary.
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Thelbert Edwards
Raymond DB. Blais
Washington Street
Eldtedett
Edwards
St. Luke's Church
Do Year Resident Is Seventy Today
Samuel M Schafer longtime Long Branch summer resident celebrates his seventieth birthday today. He spends thirty years summers on Cedar Avenue West End and enjoys good health, attributing it to his Long Branch home. Schafer, a banker with offices on Wall Street, is warmly regarded by locals.
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Samuel. M. Schafer
Long Branch
Schafer
Cedar Avenue
West End
Wall Street
New x
Samuel Schafer
Brighton Avenue
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Rockwell Ave
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C. A. Johnson & Cao
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West Point
Newburgh
New Jersey Central
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God
Jacob
Bethel
Moses
Burning Bush
Tabernacle
Wilderness
Temple
Jerusalem
Heavenly Courts
John Scarborough
Alexander Kat
Weather Bureau
East View House
Kean
Stokes
Reformed Church
Barker
A. F. Golden
A. Johnson & Co
Rockwell Aye
West 35Th St
New Pier
Albert Hirschfeld
Hirschfeld
Ocean Club
City of
Long Stand
Collector
Arthur L. Holston
Arthur L. Holtson
Ile
Samuel M. Schafer
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