Pennsylvania Railroad Network Promises Widespread Travel Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers extensive through cars and all steel trains linking New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Altoona Pittsburgh and West Coast access with famed services like Broadway Limited and Pennsylvania Limited. January 6 1913 launch of through Limited Trains to Florida expands routes. travelers urged to consult local ticket agents for schedules and information.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Donjy
Pennsylvania
Civ
Cincinnati
David
Cininnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Middle West
Eupress
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Trade Busy Meeting Debates Finances
The Board of Trade discussed proposed profits and bond issues totaling 760 000 with Hennebique to hold 100 000 and 20 000 to be sold locally. A motion suggested stock at 100 rather than 1000, plus naming a committee to report to the board. Also a discussion on Pennsylvanian Railroad terminal frame disputes and Bath avenue crossing delays led to delays for a future reorganization meeting chaired by Dr. George H. Baker.
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Bor
Osorke
Poland
Brent Good
My fHirschfeld
Augue Cruindler
Cus GE Oditrey
Edward B. Lacour
Peared
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Bath Avenue
Serena
Board of Trade
George H. Baker
Red Bank Guild Social at Mrs Blaisdel Home
A Guild of the Golden Rule event at Mrs Frank L Blaisdel’s Broad Street Red Bank raised about 13 for Trinity Episcopal Church Treasury. About thirty attended seven tables were in play with spirited rivalries. Awards went to Mrs Isaac Hart Mrs Amos Tilton Miss Rosa Wels Miss Helen Jarvis W Ray Johnson and Mr Pouledi. A buffet luncheon followed and the evening ended near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Blaisdel
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Guild of the Goden Rule
Trinity Epicopal Church
Isaac Hart
Amos Tilton
Rosa Wels
Helen Jarvis
W. Ray Johnson
Pouledi
Burtis Charges Withdrawn In Monmouth Warden Hearing
State Fish and Game Committee halted the case against Asbury Park warden RE C Burtis after charges by Jacob C Bowers of Belmar Fishing Club were dropped when the hearing began. Bowers had sought club involvement. committee ruled he must prosecute. Burtis contends he investigated violations and denies the allegations.
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RE. C. Burtis
Asbury Par
Monmouth County
Jacob C. Bowers
Belmar
State Committee
Bowers
Burtis
Leon R. Taylor
Poultry Show Opens Tomorrow in Monmouth Club
The fifth annual Monmouth Poultry Club exhibition in Red Bank begins tomorrow at the Lyceum Theatre. Workmen prepare coop displays as the "Blue Ribbon" show promises a record entry size with premiums including gold pieces, cups, merchandise, and ribbons. Classes cover poultry, bantams, pheasants, guineas, peafowls, swans, ducks, geese, turkeys, pigeons, rabbits, cavies, and eggs.
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Monmouth Poultry Club
Red Bank
Lyceum
New York
Philadelphia
Wall Convicted of Criminal Assault in Freehold
George Wall, colored, was convicted before Judge John H. Foster and a jury at Freehold this afternoon of criminally assaulting ten year old Florence Johnson, daughter of William H. Johnson of Belford, on July 4. The jury returned a verdict of guilty after a brief deliberation. Wall denied the assault. He will be sentenced later. Also, Margaret Will was acquitted of assault and battery. Israel Pook pleaded guilty to illegal liquor sale at Asbury Park and was fined $600 and costs.
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George Wall
John H. Foster
Freehold
Florence Johnson
William H. Johnson
Belford
Sarah Wall
O. W. Budlong
Wall
Margaret Will
Elizabeth Howard
Fair Haven
Israel Pook
Asbury Park
Lively Flurry on the Stock Exchange
Millions of dollars in paper losses were reported as bulls shifted to the bear side and sent the stock list to new lows. A noon recovery came with heavy buying hints, while National Biscuit plunged eleven points. Banks' collateral stance pressured margins and trims failed buyers.
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New York
National Biscuit
Red Bank Fire Proof Building Sold to Local Merchant
Fred H. Van Dorn sold his East Front street fire proof building in Red Bank yesterday to Lewis E. Brown, a noted coal wood feed hay and grain merchant at Wharf avenue and Union street. The sale was arranged by Harry A Hawkins and terms were not disclosed. Brown intends the property as an investment and current tenants Kirby Hubbard garage Van Dorn automobile agency office and C W Wright piano store will remain. The lot measures 50 feet on Front street extending to Union street about 260 feet deep.
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Fred H. van Dorn
Lewis E. Brown
Red Bank
East Front Street
Lewis EF. Brown
Corner Wharf Avenue
Union Street
Harry
A. Hawkins
Mr. Brown
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BOARD
Clarence G. van Note
The
Daily Record
Patterson
Patterson & Spinning Store
Cor. Broad and
Front Sts
RED Bank's Guild Social
Burtisb
Monmouth ‘County
Stock Exchange
Bull
Red Bank Board. of Commerce
Red Bank Board of Commerce
George B. McC. Taylor
Atlantic City
Taylor
Thomas Henry Grant
Louis J. Tetley
Cornelus S. Mount
James H. Sickles
Alfred Mayo
Edward
Monmouth Beach
Riverdale Avenue
Frash
Tra
E. M. Colton
Rockwell Avenue
Long Branch
Ry Blacks
Brosgway Cann Reins N
Westfield Steam Laundry
RED Bank Property Sqld
M. Levin
South Broadway
N. J
Christmas
Lawyer Studio
Broadway
W. H. Woolley & Co
Goldberg
Koops & Abels
Av Tuthill
Pickard
W. W. W. Birth
Roger Brothers
L. de la Roussille
Broad, St
Red Bank, N. J
Gordon Cass Butcher
Truax’s
Peterdee
Lighing Cadillac
Clayton's
Lakewood, NW
Ocean and
Monmouth Counties
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
WM. Bryan Elberon
Long
C. B. Deaver
Rockwell Ave
New Orleans
Jemimah
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
J.C. Disbrow
Immerman
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