New Amila dad Head Praises This Section
Superintendent J. W. Berry of the New York & Long Branch Railroad received a large reception last night from the Asbury Park Board of Trade at the Marlborough Hotel. Attendees included prominent railroad men from various parts, with many addresses praising Berry and discussing future plans for the railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Berry
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Abbury Park
Prade
Marlborough Hotel
Wright
Wisted
Geldek
Abeer Parks
Herty
William G. Bester
Central
New Jersey
Dhidont Pittenger
Asbury Park Board of Trade
Mr. Pittenger
Mal Wood
Pennsylvania Ad
W. d
Pennsylvania Ri de Forest
New Jersey Central
Northodérney
William G. Béssler
Wilton H. Banwerd
Eid
Begaler
Keator
H G. Kyior
As- Ogean Grove Bank
Allenhurst
C/Grom
New York
Celebrated Fifteen Birthday Party Held at Home
A surprise party was held Tuesday at Miss Bellens home on Marford Avenue for her fifteenth birthday. Music and games followed by a dainty collation. The event drew guests including Ethel Fesler Cora Pester Ruth Fesler Ruth Dungjer Miller Deroy Worthley Brad Ellen Lane Bell Spark Eva Pierce Anna Saker Norma, Lawyer Ellen Lawyer, and Louis Fessen Howard Dangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bllen
Marford Avenue
Ethel Fesler
Cora Pester
Ruth Fesler
Ruth Dungjer
Miller
Deroy Worthley
Brad Ellen Lane
Bell Spark
Ide
iEva Pierce
Anna ‘Saker
Norma
Ellen Lawyer
Layy
Louis Fessen
Howard Dangler
Pound Fishermen Busy Day Cook Tuesday
A garbled note describes fishermen at work with lifting weights and stacking barrels. Names and places are unclear, but references to twenty jumps, fifteen barrels, and activity on a Tuesday suggest a brief local update on coastal labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voeiae Poin
Will Conam
Unclear fragment reports a local reunion and injuries
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a reunion at Hull's Studio plus an injury incident and individuals named Gounulini and Mount. Details are garbled with stray place and person references and no coherent events or dates emerge.
Governors Bring New Jersey Visit as Wilson Garners Praise
Delegates from several states meet to discuss governance issues including mobility, child labor, and river pollution. Governor Wilson receives praise and pledges to uphold Jeffersonian Democracy while addressing questions on U S Senate candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Wilson
Louidville
Conférence of Governors
Tibet
Spring Lake Ned
Goveernors
Frankfort
Kentucky
Horton
Princeton
Ohio
South
Jed
Trenton
James Smith, Jr
Newark
United States
James E. Martine
Harmon
Automobile runs down dog on Third Avenue
An auto struck a dog on Third Avenue in the afternoon. The driver did not see the animal as it crossed, and the dog was killed despite efforts to relieve its suffering. The owner may have valued it as a pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Yao Clip Annual Meeting At Leheld Club
The Loig Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club holds its annual meeting in Leheld this evening at the Pleasure Bay boathouse. After the election, sedia refreshments will be served and action will be taken on the win san echeile river sports. Ice boat owners and members gather for a brief session and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loig
Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Leheld
Sedia
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Improvements Near Completion
Construction on Monmouth Memorial Hospital is being rushed to finish within two weeks. The project includes new parlors and machinery installation to improve appearance and comfort for convalescents as superintendent William D. Harper oversees progress. The work is nearing completion with the full improvement expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial
Peven
William D. Harper
Ising
District meeting of Golden Eagles in Long Branch
Grand Chief Martin L Ferris of New Jersey Knights of the Golden Eagles visited To Kalon Castle No 72 in Long Branch for a district meeting. About 125 members from Asbury Park, Wall and Long Branch attended with officers including Grand Chief Ferris and Grand High Priest Ira Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Ferris
New Jersey Knights of the Golden Eagle
Kalon Castle
Long Branch
Fellows
Corinthian Castle
Asbury Park
Martin L. Férria
Ira Clayton
Potag Osgarees
Frank K. Garo
George’.A. Lippin
Eee
Otto Morris
Spring
John Hoighton F
H. P. Bennett Retor Lo
Weather Forecast Readable Lines Not Clear
Fragmentary weather notes mention forecasts for Christmas and New Year with unclear wording. No specific locations dates or measurements are identifiable.
Middletown Seeks Road Supervisor Appointment
A newly elected Democratic Board of Chosen Freeholders plans to fill the county road supervisor post, with Middletown contenders including Amel M. Pesth Walter B. Connor Dim er J. Willett C. C. Boger-Gus William H. Bennett and others. The choice hinges on who best meets the duties and qualifications for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Middletown
Amel M. Pést
Walter B. Connor
Navesink
Cother
Qmid
Posten
Dimer J. Wilfett
Port Monmouth
Wiltt
Grangé
C. C. Boger- Gus
Keyport
Willett
Wilnhm H. Bennett
Belford
Purity Road Supervieon H. Wyckol ® Bick
Marlboro
Charles B. Close
Matawan
George B. Rogers
Wall
Frank Weeks
Atlantic
Trolley in Sight for Sea Bright Trolley
Sea Bright Board of Trade hearing yields support for a new trolley line to reach a terminal at Hindemann's Corner from Hin telmann's Corner and using the Land and Long Company right of way. The carnival committee reports revenue and a plan to hold next year’s carnival. Ten new members elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Board of Trade of
John W. Byles
Railroad Committee
Hintelmann’s Corner
Rumson Bridge
Land and Lona Company
Torreach
Pew
Lopes’ Corner
Burglary and Robbery Reported in Red Bank and Orange
A Lackawanna station safe in Orange New Jersey was blown open with $20 000 stolen. In Red Bank New Jersey Michael Corbett's house on Patterson Avenue was burgled of silverware cash and a bottle of cherry wine valued at about $20. The burglary is linked to break ins at J F Over Company in Little Silver. The Corbetts awoke to their barking dog and later found the house ransacked with a sideboard emptied of silverware and a trunk rifled for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lackawanna
Orange
N. J
Michael Corbett
Patterboy Avenue
Red Bank
Shine
J. F
Company
Little Silver
Waienay Wes Gieeane
Corbett
Corbetts
Tragic nursing bottle accident claims two year old son
Kenneth Van Note, two, died after choking on a rubber nipple from a nursing bottle at home in West Allenhurst. His mother and neighbors rushed to aid him as he struggled and swallowed the object, with Dr. H. H. Bennett unable to revive him. The father, a conductor on the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway, was overwhelmed by grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth van Note
Edward van Note
West Allenhurst
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
Kenneth
H. H. Bennett
Telephone Men Sportemen Trip Notices in New Jersey
Telephone Company members enjoy a trip in Clafform New Jersey. Mise ellie Wilson joins Mr. Dum ster on the Clafform excursion. Raymond ill) spent last week hunting with Lewis Dumster. Mr. Eriin and party report raving deahanl 30. geo. ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clafform
N. J
Mise
Ellie Wilson
Mr. Dumster
Raymond
Lewis Dumster
Newness
Eriin
Deahanl
Geo. Ge
Local Man Ships Jersey Surfboat to Santiago de Cuba
Captain L. B. Newman dispatched a Jersey surfboat to Santiago de Cuba on Tuesday and sent another boat to New as yesterday. Newman remains busy ordering Jersey surfboats and promoting his craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Newman
Quilder
Jersey
Santiago-De-Cuba
Newas
Wman
Dusyeriing
Young 15-Year-Old Schaefer Defeats Morningstar In Billiard Match
A billiard contest at Red Bank theatre featured 15-year-old Jacob Schaefer defeating Ora C. Morningstar with a handicap of 200 points. Refereed by Thomas Williams, the match drew applause for Schaefer’s 39 high run and Morningstar’s 50 high run, with exhibitions after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Theatre
Ora C. Morningstar
Jacob Schaefer
Young Schaefer
Morningstar
Schaefer
Moringstar
Thomas Williams
Biltiard
Front Street
Red Bank
Lonings
Sentence Given In Bark Burglar Case At Freehold
Judge John B. Foster presided when Frank Brown was sentenced to three years in state prison for the Bark burglar case. Bail was set at 200 dollars and trial for next Thursday was scheduled. the accused, unable to understand English well, gave no clear statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Foster
Free
Frank Brown
Betas
Wart
Preges
Elizabeth
William
Bradley Beach
Iain Caien
Freehold
Foreman x
Barnard
Monmouth House
John E. Foster
Gibson Family Reunion at Lyceum Wows Crowd
A crowded house cheered the final performance of Gibson Family Reunion at the Lyceum last night. New songs appeared, burlesque features were sharper, Harry B.E. David faced a severe handicap, his role cut short, and some performers were photographed. Before the finale, Rector Nash of St James Church thanked the committee.
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NEW
Amiladad
Berry
North Jersey
Pound Fisharmen
Porker Gounulini
Sten
Sarah Tudeday
Githten
Hull
Spring Lake
Eatontown
Long Branch Daily Records
Yao Clip Annual’ Meeting
Turkey
Dinter
Gale
Golden Eagles
Ghattie Chat Club
Ghattie
M. C
Belmar
Red Bank Court
Hulls Studio
Weather Bureau Forecast
Delato
Ghidex
Aivottet Ts
Dalty Renore
Gagterm Monmouth
New York Tea Company
Orange Station
U. S
Maintai
Cana
Ghild
Sportemen
Cuba
Tome
Wong Branch
Revehd
Hope Frome
St. James’ Church
Treltey
Pulte
Trafic
Raf Sanbhag
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