Two little girls injured in traffic accidents
Edna Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Green of Columbus place, was struck by a horse and sleigh on Broadway opposite Lippincott avenue while crossing from the sidewalk after school. The horse, driven by William Van Schoick and accompanied by Dr William H Slocum, toppled the sleigh and both occupants were thrown. Edna survived with bruises and shock, while another child, Marjorie Howland, was injured in a sleigh collision yesterday afternoon. William Klem signed a three year umpire contract with National League president Thomas Lynch for 1912 13 and 14, becoming the first major league umpire guaranteed for more than one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Green
Edward Green
Columbus Place
Broadway
Lippincott Avenue
William van Schoick
Joline Avenue
Majorie Howland
Ralph Howland
Third Avenue
William Kiem
Lakewood
Thomas Lynch
Klemn
Red Bank
Justice Marriage Bill Passes House Shifting Status
In Trenton on February 8 the House passed a bill removing the right of justice of the peace to perform marriages. Six opposed, 38 for, with 16 absent or dodging. The measure now moves toward Senate consideration as other bills advance. Mayor Donnelly of Trenton will address a mass meeting on commission care ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
House
Justices of the Peace
Martin
Geran
Monmouth
Anderson
Somerset
Coles
de Unger
Camden
McAllister
Cumberland
White
Burlington
Accordmvan Stege
Booth Orange
Stagg
Frederick W. Donnelly
Commission Carers
Ion
Anif
Lakewood Edges Chattle In Tough High School Battle
Lakewood High defeated Chattle 30 to 24 after a hard fought game marked by a disputed foul called against Chattle and refereeing by Osborne. Lakewood pulled away late as Chattle pressed the pace in the second half but could not overcome the halftime deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Lakewood
Chattle
Neptune
J. Wight
Ennis
Lockwoods Return From Metropolis Nine Week Visit
Captain Nelson Lockwood of Galilee and Mrs Lockwood returned home after nine weeks in New York and Brooklyn. In Brooklyn they stayed with daughter Mrs Harry Matherson. The Galilee fisherman enjoyed sights of the metropolis while leaving cares at home with no interruptions to their pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lockwood
Galilee
Lockwood
New York
Brooklyn
Harry Matherson
Metropolia
Hardware Dealer Attends Pennsylvania Convention in Atlantic City
Chester M Truax local hardware dealer attends the Pennsylvania Hardware Dealers Association convention in Atlantic City after leaving Tuesday and预计 return Saturday night. He was chosen chairman of the third district last year in Philadelphia and serves in that role at this session. The meeting on Commission Government was planned for Friday evening at Lyceum with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Truax
Pennsylvania Hardware Dealera’ Association
Atlantic City
Truax
Philadelphia
Three years for attacking girl in Red Bank case
Robert VanBrunt, recently convicted of assault and battery with intent on Elizabeth Morley in Red Bank on October 13, was sentenced by Judge Foster in Freehold to a minimum of three years and a maximum of seven. VanBrunt admitted prior state prison terms. The court commented on a supposed mania for attacking girls and young women and warned against future deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert VanBrunt
Elizabeth Morley
Red Bank
Foster
Freehold
VanBrant
Joseph Feluche
New York
John Hicks
Long Branch
Feluche
Hicks
Jaspeh Mazza
Samuel Sacco
Nicholas Mazza
Phelix Petillo
Walter Harris
Thomas Smith
Smith
Louisa Walker
Advocates Workhouse Law At County Conference
At a Red Bank meeting of the State Children’s Aid officials and Overseers of the Poor a three member committee discussed establishing a County Home for the Aged with annex for ill inmates. They plan a self supporting facility and to assess local needs and costs. A Labor Law to compel unemployed offenders to work county roads was proposed to fund costs and support families.
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County
Children's Aid Society
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Frank Jason
Freehold
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Buyers
Nye
Lewis
Thompson
Messrs. Manson
R. Horace Curtis
Tegaff
Warkhouse
Manson
Jul
Frederick W Donnelly to Speak at Lyceum Meeting
Frederick W. Donnelly of Trenton will address a public meeting at the Lyceum on Friday evening February 9. The event is open to the public and advertised in The Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Donnelly
Trenton
Commission
Lyceum
Goere
Unconscious clammer Edward Hall near Sea Bright
Edward Hall of Rumson shore near Sea Bright lies in critical condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being found prostrate near the Sea Bright draw bridge. He is a widower living alone and the cause of his condition is unknown. authorities note possible abuse or foul play. The hospital reports partial consciousness later in the afternoon but still critical status.
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Edward Hall
Rumson Shore
Sea Bright
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hall
Sea Bright Draw Bridge
Wayne Cadwallader
Weather Outlook For New Jersey And Long Branch
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts the next 36 hours ending Friday evening: fair tonight, colder tomorrow with light northwest winds. Station data from 43 North Broadway Long Branch notes yesterday's high 35 and low 19, with 6 degree rise in 24 hours. Wind to 20 mph from the west and humidity around 5 to 40 percent. A year ago the day was cloudy with rain and sleet in the afternoon. Also includes death notice for Mrs John Cloughly and thanks to Dr Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Monmouth Beach Firemen Seek Auto Engine Purchase
At a weekly meeting Monmouth Beach Fire Company members vote to buy a long auto pumping apparatus. Alonzo White will present the decision to the Mayor and Council at the next session. bids for a sewer plant construction are due March 2. A New York cottager Ernest Groesbeck proposes a bulkhead extension but residents fear loss of beach access.
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Monmouth Beach Fire Company
Lon
Alonzo White
Manahan
C Council
Iit
Firremen
Monmouth Beach
Ernest Groesbeck
New York
Ocean Avenue
Groesbeck
Local bowlers defeat Red Bank in Elkwood series
Long Branch outscored Red Bank 910 to 704 in the deciding game after splits 825 871 910 and 768 871 794. Players include Long Branch Broome R Dillione H Worth Jordan D Dillione and Red Bank Gray Valentine Ivina Morris Dennis. Other items note a charity ball shoe mix up and the death of Severio Cottona of Red Bank. Funeral in Red Bank and Mt Olivet cemetery details given.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
Elkwood
Broome
R. Dillione
H. Worth
Jordan
D. Dillione
The
Gray
Valentine
Ivina
Morris
Dennis
Butt, Store and
Sica Association
Elberon
21st Annual Best of All Charity Ball for Hospital
The Auxiliary Novi hosted the twenty first annual charity ball at the Lyceum in Long Branch to benefit Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Nearly two hundred couples attended as arc lights and Woodland garden decorations dazzled the hall. The augmented orchestra led by Prof West played with acclaim, and the grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs. C Henry Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cubberley. After a midnight supper the dancing continued into the early hours. The first charity ball was held at Central Hotel, the site of the hospital, twenty two years ago. The events have raised thousands of dollars, with receipts as high as four hundred dollars in a single year.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Samuel T. Sleeper
No. 16
Sons of Veterans
Red Bank
Long Branch
William Malchow
Novi
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lyceum
Pitman West
C. Henry Irwin
Leon Cubberley
Alfred Meyer
Pack Studio
Arthur Perry Hull
Central Hotel
Family Furnishings Tax Exemption Passed in Assembly
In Trenton on February 8 the House approved Assemblyman Watsons proposal to exempt household furniture up to 250 from taxation. Supporters cited the rising cost of living and the burden on property owners. Also approved were Nichols hospital funds for Vineland Soldiers Home and Richards measure to transfer sheriff duties to the successor at term end.
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Trenton
House
Watson
Whyte
Martin
Hgan
Nichols
Vineland Soldiers' Home
Richards
Red Bank Family Heads South to Florida for New Farm
Charles Bartlett and family of Red Bank near the corner of West Side and Leighton avenues will move to Florida, near Orlando, where Bartlett has bought land to run a truck farm. He helped found West Side Hose Company and recently bid farewell at a social. The piece also notes a Wesley Company ball with orchestra, funeral for John W. VanNote of Highlands, fort Hancock mobilization orders, and Empire Theatre ads in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bartlett
Red Bank
West Side
Leighton Avenues
Florida
Orlando
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
West Side Hose Company
Newman Springs Road
Would Make Council President Mayor
In Trenton on February 8 the House split along party lines over Assemblyman Ten Broeck's bill. It would name the president of the Common Council acting Mayor with full mayoral powers when the mayor is absent. Democrats resisted a change to the old vice president rule, but Republicans pushed the measure on second reading, aiming to resolve Perth Amboy succession issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ten Broeck
Common Council
Perth Amboy
Democrats
Leeder
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Johnston
Chicago
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Metropolis
Liyceum
Anete
Steiner
Fie Dally
Sea Bright Drawbridge
Wilson
Borough of
Red ‘Bank
Alexander D.cooper
Broadstreet
Woodrow Wilson
First Baptist Church
Edmund Wilson
Weather Bureau
Wille Learning
Steiner and Son
Clark
John Cloughly
Weeter Horier
Monmouth Firemen
RED Bankers
Irwin
Union Avenue
Severio Cottona
Pearl Street
Harry C. Fay
St. James
Fay
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown Township
H. L. Dennett
Park Place
Sixth Avenue
Steinerant
Soci
Assembly
Close Music Contract
Wesley Engine and Hose Company
Asbury Park
John W. VanNote
Highlands
M. BE
Thomas Huss
Point. Pleasant
Fort Hancock
Mexico
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St
Qed Bank
LycCoum
Daily Record
Sicoum
Ageous Ody
Senenss
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