Cooper hosts dinner after State fair trip
J. W. Cooper, manager for Armour & Co., toured the State fair in Trenton with EW Packer, Harry Meet and Robert Taupin. On arrival dinner awaited as Cooper had ordered the meal in advance. The group reached Holden after a two hour drive with no mishap.
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J. W. Cooper
Armour & Co
EW Packer
Harry Meet
Robert Taupin
Trenton
Freehold
Mr. Cooper
Harry Fleet
Meat Trust
New Gravel Road Opens Near Seashore For Inspection
A two and a quarter mile gravel road between Eatontown Boulevard and Norwood Avenue in West Long Branch, built at a cost of 4000, will be inspected within two weeks. J Le Butcher & Son of Farmingdale are contractors, with grading near Norwood Avenue and Cedar Avenue adjustments. The project widens to thirty feet, uses eleven inch gravel center and four inch wings, and was funded by the borough and state and county. Century Athletic Club in Keyport announces officers led by Cecil Ackerson and William Knapp. The club’s baseball team enjoyed a strong season and may add a basketball team if quarters are available. Rose House at Norwood avenue expands with a $500 pantry addition by Frank Brand. Watts family plans a two-week mountain visit to Cairo, New York, for rest and climate change. Dancing slated around the Lyceum game night next Wednesday.
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Eatontown Boulevard
Norwood Avenue
Long Braineh
West Long Branch
J. le Butcher
Bowman
Cedar Avenue
Richard R. Hughes
Freehold
Red Bank
Century Athletic Club
Keyport
Cecil Ackerson
William V. Knapp
Lloyd F. Armstrong
George 3. Heyer
Henry T. Hopkins
F. Palmer Armstrong
Ackerson
Wallace
Herbert West
Fred Kartenhaus
Winfield Decker
P. Sanford ‘Ross
Newark
Frank 8. Brand
Wall Paper Season Brings Cheerful Interiors and Low Prices
A. F. Golden promotes abundant wallpaper selections at 579 Broadway with winter cheer and notable value. Jos. J. Barham offers furnace repairs at 97 Rockwell Ave, inviting quick service by phone 229-R.
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A. F. Golden
Broadway
Jos. J. Barham
Rockwell Ave
Tel
Wilsons new style of stump speech thrills Jersey City crowd
President Woodrow Wilson opened his New Jersey gubernatorial campaign in Jersey City with a calm, unpartisan address stressing service over party fights. He urged change, argued Republicans had drifted from public spirit, and framed Democratic governance as reform, promising reasons to trust a new program.
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Jersey City
N. U
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Tats City
Euthoraiasmy
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Republican Party
Reward Offered for Lost Irish Terrier Mickey
$10 reward for return of Irish terrier Test at Bath Avenue. The dog answers to the name Mickey. Please leave at Sckstely cottage, Bath and Westwood over Long Branch.
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Bath Avenue
Mickey
Sckstely Cottage
Bath
Westwood
Long Branch
O F Gala Night marks Empire Lodge 37th anniversary
Empire Lodge No 174 O O F holds 37th anniversary at Hicks Hall tonight with over 200 visitors expected. Do H W Woolley chairs the committee, Grand Master JT English from Ridgewood arrives with staff, District Deputy George Masson accompanies. Jewels will be presented to six long time members including Albert Embley and A B Morris.
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Empire Lodge
Hicks’ Hall
Do H W. Woolley
Rebekah
Long Branch
Kevin English
Ridgewood
Histaff
George Masson
Oakhurst
Albert Embley
A. B. Morris
Lodge
Henry Hackman
Thomas D. Bayley
R. C. Adamson
W. A. Nennis
Port Monmouth Building Boom Expands Local Homes
Port Monmouth sees a building boom with new homes and renovations across Collins Park Belford Avenue Kinney Avenue Day Avenue and surrounding areas. Residents including Joseph Bade William Vaughn Isadore Walling Horace Smith and Daniel Hendrickson drive improvements while five or six new houses are planned this spring at Lyceum Wednesday night.
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Port Monmouth
Joseph Bade
Collins Park
William Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Isadore Walling
Belford Avenue
J. Henry Walling
Kinney Avenue
Samuel Walling
Daniel T. Hendrickson
King Street
Horace G. Smith
Day Avenue
Coupton & van Cleal
John H. Murphy
William Kipp
Belford
John R. Murphy
Lester Smith
Fitz Roy Walling
Matthews Brothers
Red Bank
Douglass Cook
Daniel C. Hendrickson
Fruit Vale
Middletown
George
Electric Shock Suit Settled For Four Thousand Dollars
Aaron Bo Applegate received a four thousand dollar settlement from Lakewood Water Light and Power Company after being shocked by an open switch in a cellar on June 26th. He suffered three months of medical care, hospital treatment, and critical illness before reaching the agreement. The original suit sought ten thousand dollars in damages, and the matter was set for trial in Ocean County Circuit Court before a settlement was reached yesterday.
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Lakewood Water Light and Power Company
Aaron Bo Applegate
Applegate
Kate Kublen
Lakewood
Messrs. Conover & Johnston
Asbury Park
Wig Set Lo
Ocean County
Priday
Riker & Riker
Newark
Lakewood Water, Light and Power Company
Anit
Slippery Red Bank bricks trigger wagon accident
Two horses owned by Edward Armstrong of Shrewsbury slipped on brick pavement in Broad street Red Bank near Cooper's pharmacy. The wagon loaded with potatoes toppled, but helpers freed the animals before injury. Slippery bricks blamed on mud from rural wagons and street sprinkling. Local resident James W Edgett notes frequent auto skids and injuries. Four local boys to attend Banks Business College in Philadelphia. Infant son of Frank and Emma Dickman, aged 1 year 5 months, dies. funeral arrangements by Robert K R Mount & Son.
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Edward Armstrong
Shrewsbury
Cooper's Pharmacy
Broad Street
Red Bank
James W. Edgett
New York
West Front Street
Wdgett
Jersey Coast Steam Laundry
W. A. French
Frank Dickman
Walter
Dickman
Frank
Emma Dickman
East Side Park
Fair View Cemetery
Robert KR. Mount & Son
Weather Bureau Forecast for Jersey Fall Tonight and Friday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts the thirty six hours ending Friday at 8 p m in Jersey Fall with light north winds shifting to variable. A fragment mentions a girl with her lover at a basketball game on Wednesday evening.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Jersey
Fraudulent City Bond Found In Europe Test Of Long Branch Pier
St John Clark and J A Howland supervise piling tests for a new Long Branch pier as sea work progresses toward winter. A fraudulent 1906 city bond for 1000 dollars, bearing 4 percent, was traced to a Chicago bank and found with overseas correspondence, raising questions about its origin and handling.
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St John Clark
Long Branch
J. A. Howland
Howland
St. John
Long Branch Beach and
Park
Chicago
Beiong
Conductor Injured In Peculiar Freight Yard Accident
East Long Branch conductor James Stymax was crushed by a freight car door at Sea Bright while unloading. He suffered a severe spine injury but is expected to recover. he is about 32, married. The Sea Bright Beach Club season winds down after October 1.
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James Stymax
East Long Branch
Sea Bright
Stymax
Jones J. Reed
Bantam A C Fails To Play Final Bantam Champs
The Bantam A C of Long Branch, 1910 midget champions, could not complete their season as Oceanport Juniors failed to appear for the final game. The team, organized last April from city youths aged 10 to 16, showed a strong season with eight games, five wins, two losses and a tie, led by battery Shury and Lane and featuring Griffin, Morris, Beebe, Cranmer, Blaisdell, McConnell, Bea, Brodie, Shapiro, Hendrickson, Mount and Michael.
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Bantam A. C
Long Branch
Oceanport
Bantams
Giants A.C
Shury
Lane
The
Battery
Griffin
Morris
Beebe
Cranmer
Blaisdell
McConnell
Bea
Brodie
Shapiro
Hendlrickson
Mount
Michael
Three New Hospital Patients and Red Bank Society Meet
Three new patients admitted yesterday Mrs Anna Dangler of Long Branch medical Miss Emma Dangler of Oakhurst surgical and Miss Florence Markham of Navesink also in surgical ward The Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church Red Bank met Tuesday night with Miss May Conklin of Bridge Avenue Red Bank Mrs Slater was made a member Mrs Slater will teach the class on Sunday About fifteen young ladies attended the meeting Evening Mail Discontinued. The evening summer delivery in the business section of the city from the main post office has been discontinued.
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Anna Dangler
Long Branch
Emma Dangler
Oakhurst
Florence Markham
Navesink
Philathea Society of the First, Baptist Church
Red Bank
May Conklin
Bridge Avenue
Myron
Slater
Hollywood Building Boom Promises New Cottages in Long Branch
Long Branch eyes a Hollywood area building boom as Leopold Stern and B W Rowe advance cottage projects. Two $15,000 houses on Cedar avenue near the lake will be built under R R Hughes supervision with Duncan & Hunt as architects. Eleven more cottages of similar design are being considered for winter and spring construction.
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Hollywood
Long Branch
Leopold Stern
New York
Cedar Avenue
B. W. Rowe
Adams Express Company
R. R. Hughes
Cedar Avene
Duncan & Hunt
Broadway
Rowe
Desertion Charge Against Neame in Red Bank
Dr Josephine Neame an osteopathic physician long based in Visalia California is in Red Bank pursuing her husband Dr Austin Neame and others on desertion and adultery allegations. He was arrested with Mrs Harvey Hayes on charges tied to the family dispute and released on bonds for grand jury action.
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Josephine Neame
North Court Street
Visalia
Cal
Red Bank
Austin Neame
Harvey Hayes
Broad Street
Chief Patterson
Josephine
Henry Schoertein
Los Angeles
Summer home reopened by McDonald family in Monmouth Beach
Mrs J W McDonald and family closed their Monmouth Beach summer residence two weeks ago and went to Mt Vernon for winter. Water famine at Mt Vernon prompted a return to Monmouth Beach where the concrete residence was reopened today. The family will stay as long as weather allows.
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J. W. McDonald
Monmouth Beach
Mt. Vernon
Return of Harriet Gwynne to Indiana Home
Miss Harriet Gwynne returns to Indiana after a year with Mrs. Peter Zea at Atlantic Highlands. She was impressed by the town's natural beauty during her stay in the summer residence community.
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Harriet Gwynne
Peter Zea
Atlantic Highlands
Indiana
Captain C W Watson Returns From Barnegat Fishing Trip
Captain C W Watson of Joling Avenue returns from Barnegat trip with a catch of forty weakfish aboard.
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C. W. Watson
Joling Avenue
Barnegat
Watson
Oceanics to Lead New Brunswick Firemen Parade
Oceanics' Going to New Brunswick. Oceanic Fire Engine Company will take part in the big firemen's parade at New Brunswick next Monday, leaving Branchport station at 7.15. They will bring its chemical engine and wear full regulation uniform. Members of Oceanics will be welcomed to represent Long Branch.
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Oceanics
New Brunswick
Oceanic Fire Engine Company
Branchport Station
iPoor
Long Branch
Advertise in the Daily Record Seeks Broad Coverage
Sexton Broad and balmers BIE Broadway Tabht advertise in the Daily Record. The fragment suggests an ad placement or notice related to advertising services within the newspaper, mentioning local actors or vendors and a call to consider ad space.
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Sexton Broad
Balmers
Bie Broadway
Tabht
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Banks Business College
Philadelphia
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Edgar West
Harold Reed
Roy Munagon
Weather Bureau Forecast
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Sea Bright Beach
Newman
H. F. Hadden
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Washington
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Metropolis
H. A. Caesar
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Luke’s M. EB. Church
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Liberty St
Philathea
Charles Drake
Henry Drake Sons
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