County Deliberates Site for Tuberculosis Hospital
Freeholders and tubercular committee inspect two sites for a county tuberculosis hospital near Farmingdale and Brookdale. The board favors the Preventorium site, planning to purchase it at an agreed price after title formalities, with Daly opposing county funding for the project. Doctors and local residents attend the meeting at Brookdale Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
L. 9. Thompson
Brookdale Farm
Lincroft
Hendrickson
Bradevell
Farmingdale
Hendrickson Place
Board of Freeholders
Mr. Daly
Recordi
Baby Contest Entries Grow Despite Committee Doubts
Entries for the Better Baby Contest rise as the committee weighs limits on entrants. Children under three may participate with two prizes offered, one for the best boy and one for the best girl.
Funeral for James Poole Led by Masons and Firemen
The body of James Poole longtime Tyler of Abacus Lodge and member of Long Branch No 78 was buried at Glenwood cemetery after a large Masonic service. Lodges including Abacus No 182 Washington No 9 attended with firemen from Oceanic Engine Co No 1. Poole, initiated 1868, was said to be 78 turning 79, honored by sermons on faithfulness and a floral tribute from family Masons and firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poole
Tyler
Abacus Lodge
Long Branch Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Pople
Long Branch
Abacus
Washington Lodge
Eatontown
Poole
Oakwood Avenue
Oceanic Fire Engine Co., No. 1
John G. Lovell
Jesus
C. B. Fisher
Old Flist Church
West Long Branch
Dr. Lovell
Mr. Poole
Clarkson F. Lane
Charles H. Ray
James R. Hayden
John P. Lane
Charles Hobrough
J. A. Stratton
George W. Baxter
J.M. Miller
Masons
Jim
Minugh Drops Sea Girt Death Case After Inquest
County Detective Elwood Minugh of Red Bank declares the Sea Girt death a suicide and ends the probe after discussions with Assistant Prosecutor Peter Vredenburgh Jr. Coroner Bennett remains unconvinced, plans possible exhumation to resolve facts, while witnesses are ready for today’s inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Minugh
Red Bank
Harry Neafle
Sea Girt
George K. Harris
Minugh
Albert W. Bennett
Neafie
Peter Vredenburgh, Jr
Bennett
Fourth Regiment
Jersey City
Cordier Ben- C. Beera
Danbury
Conn
Plans completed for city carnival baby parade and doll carnival
The Chamber of Commerce Carnival Committee at City Hall outlined the arena layout for the baby parade and doll carnival. A 280 by 350 foot arena with three grandstands and parking for sixty seven cars will host the events. Admission prices include boxes at three days, grandstand seats twenty five cents, car parking one dollar plus twenty five cents per passenger, and general grounds ten cents. The parade will form on Ocean avenue near Morris avenue and move to the grounds, with over 6,000 spectators expected and capacity for 3,000 general admission. Entries are being accepted by Hope and Mrs O A Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Ocean Avenue
Morris Avenue
Hope
Carnival Committee
O. A. Clark
Dog Bites Mail Carrier and Visitor in City Incidents
Stanley Waite, a city mail carrier, was bitten by a mongrel dog while delivering a letter to Mrs Rosa Watkins on First Avenue. The dog attacked through an open door. Waite’s wounds were cauterized by Dr James Chasey and the dog later shot by order of City Hall. Miss Sommers, staying at the Manhasset Hotel, was also bitten on the leg at Monmouth Beach while bathing. her wound was cauterized by Dr Walter S Reed. The dog’s fate was undecided. The City Hall activity was limited to the dog incident as court cases were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Waite
James Chasey
Samuel
Waite
City Hall
Edwards
Miss Sommers
Sommers
Manahasset
Monmouth Beach
Walter S. Reed
Stolen horse and wagon recovered in Eatontown case
A horse and wagon stolen from L. Feinberg at 61 South Broadway were recovered after police traced the animal to an old barn near Monmouth ice houses. No thief was identified. Earlier, two boys riding bicycles, later found to be stolen from Otto Mann’s shop in Asbury Park, were reported in Eatontown. A separate item notes a tag day in Asbury Park raising about 2000 for county and local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Feinberg
South Broadway
Feinberg
Dennis Ice Pond
Chief Layton
Toway
Eatontown
Grover Parker
Otto Mann
Asbury Park
Ign
Moymouth Memorial Hospital
Increase in Assessments Here and Countywide
The county assessor y board met at Freehold Court House with 30 of 39 assessors present. Duplicates show a $3 670 874 increase in ratables locally and an estimated $4 million countywide. Three assessors abstained from submitting duplicates. The Central National Bank of Freehold reportedly swore off all tax on bank stock. The Tinton Falls Harvest Home fund raising supper is planned for Thursday night. Guggenheim family sails for Europe with twenty two trunks. Rev E Briggs Nash takes a month vacation. St James Church services continue under Rev Walter Howe in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Freehold
Albert L. Ivins
Red Bank
George C. Tagart
Belmar
Arthur H. Hope
Asbury Park
Harry P. Bennett
Long Branch
State Tax Board
Bank Atock
Central National
Tinton Falls
M. E
E. Briggs Nash
St. James’ Church
Michigan
Great Lakes
Walter &. Howe
Jersey City
Quarrel Over Cards Ends in Murder
Giuseppe Arena, 27, of West Grove, was shot and killed after a card game dispute. Three men chased him. shots rang out as Mrs. Davis heard fighting and alerted police. Arena died before a doctor could reach him. he suffered a chest and stomach bullet wound and facial slashes. Patrolmen Mooney and Roland responded to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe
Arena
Ridge Avenue
West Grove
George Davis
Bunbury Avenue
Woods Ridge
Clarence Mooney
Frank Roland
Scen
Ocean Park Lessees Move to Restore Deteriorating Resort
Ocean Park shows signs of desertion as the new lessees Mesarsly Zunino and Story pledge improvements and repairs. Buildings and grounds were renovated with lighting, an enclosure, and an open air hippodrome plan while shows and bands were reorganized. Attachments against amusement assets hint at ongoing negotiations, with locals predicting changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Min
Mesarsly
Zunino
Story
Broadway
Prof
Scotts
New York
Civil Service Officers Elected in Long Branch Board Lists
Trenton August 5 Civil Commission releases names of those passing exams for city of Long Branch officer posts and outlines August 25 deadline for election board appointments. Democrats and Republicans list numerous ward and district selections with several incomplete entries and scattered names.
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Trenton
Civil Commission
Long
Long Branch
Philip J. Eager
D. Albert,Groves, Jr
Charles M.white
William Tappin
T. Conover
John H. Sculthorpe
Rnest
Tomeni
Thomas J. Veer
A Eaton
William R. Nixon
Truax
Irving
the Swat Werks
Neweai
Newcorkb Pace Ie
Alvin W. van
Beholek
John L. Mowan
William W
Number of Bills Work Cannot Re Big FignT
In a fragmented report the text references a big figure tied to a sale and bills work. The readable parts suggest a dispute over totals and a public sale action but lack clear names or dates.
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Frawberculosis
Daly
John M. Colles
Rumson
N. J
L. 5. Thompson
Brookdale
LIMAT
Highlands
Matawas Fire Department
Highlanda
Westside Hose Company
Leighton Avenue
Westside Avenue
Newman Springs Road
Cnarge
Gramann
George W. Brower, Sr
Frank Jobes
Eben Ewing
Sidney Chasey
Thomas Connors
Thomas Orty
John Oakes
John Jr
Hyatt Canne
Hene
Atlintasian Fc
Oe Ng Dae Oa
Imperial Academy
Appenté Des Paiip
Guggenheims
Europe
Daniel Gungeshsin
Firenze
Guggenheim
Father Nash
Kisg
Towin
Civil Service Election
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