Long Branch Hosts First Visiting Nurse Group in Monmouth
Long Branch organized the first Visiting Nurse Association in Monmouth county with a large meeting at Mrs. Brent Good's home. National Secretary Miss Crandall and Grace Button outlined county work, praising Long Branch as the pioneer, with leaders from local charities and the Red Bank HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
Crandall
New York
National Health Nursing Association
Grace L. Button
Mdnhmouth
State Charities Aid Association
Helen Forbes
J. W. Cunningham
New Association
Leon Cubberley
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the Poor
Cunningham
Miss Button
Red Bank
Miss Crandall
England
America
Branch Court Bill To Be Debated By Public Meeting
Speaker Leon R. Taylor and President Arthur H. Hope of the Hast Monmouth League were invited to speak on the branch court question at an adjourned Board of Trade meeting at City Hall tomorrow night. The bill, passed the Senate, would let shore residents vote on closer court facilities, with turnout urged from small taxpayers and renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon R. Taylor
Arthur H. Hope
Hast Monmouth League
Board of Trade
City Hall
Taylor
Hope
Haat Monmouth League
Slocum
Senate
Farming science features coming to the Record soon
The Record will publish a series of farming articles prepared by top farming authorities. Prominent expert Prof Schmucker offers a course with Single Admission Tickets available Friday evening at 1 cent.
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Schmucker
Caarepr
Setimacker
George Garre
New York
Branchport Avenue
Long Branch
Record Inc
Prof. Schmucker
Cours
Unique costumes dazzle at AAG social by Old First Church group
The Ladies' Aid Society of Old First Church West Long Branch presented The Rag Sociable a period sewing rag party show. Costumes ranged from 1847 to 1869 and featured Mrs Lane Mrs Beach Mrs Atcheson among a cast including Winters VanNote Rush and Woolley with recitations and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Old First Church
West Long Branch
Henry Chamberlain
James Atcheson
Winters
F W. VanNote
Betsy
Maria Winters
Frank Sherman
William Tully
Jennie Rush
Bassett
Phoebe Sherman
Collins
E. M. Beach
Sport
Salina Grey
W. B. Norton
Barbara Allen
Harriet Allen
Susan Woolley
Mary Poole
Martha Ann Hall
Laura Lane
Eliza Hall
Bert Woolley
Jane Tompkins
Selena Atcheson
Charles Stillwagon
Amanda Tompkins
Frank A. Poole
Monmouth Horse Thief Captured in City Case
Charles Cohen, sought in Middlesex and Monmouth counties for horse thefts, was turned over to Middlesex detectives after a hearing. He remains at the Tombs awaiting requisition papers for extradition. Details tie Cohen to a string of thefts through confession by Edward Goldstein, with prior deportation attempts and a long criminal record. Dr. Reed and Mrs. Reed of Sea Bright return from a South American trip. they reach Sea Bright in March. Souvenir post cards from Buenos Aires arrive for Long Branch friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cohen
Middlesex
Monmouth
Ferguson
Perth Amboy
Cohen
Edward Goldstein
Venezeula
Ellis Island
Seven Sisters Antitrust Acts Are Laws Now
Red Bank Moose lodge mass meeting announces initiation and $5 to $10 joining fee hike. Director Warwick to interview applicants at Germania Hotel for Schmucker course Friday. Ad and farming science notices flank the news. Sherman law replica defeated. making guilt personal and sending offenders to jail deemed more effective than dissolution by peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Moosers
Red Bank Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Red Bank
Moose’ Hall
Monmouth Street
Kelly's Hall
R. Tl. Warwick
Germania Hotel
Woman Suffrage Passed in New Jersey Legislation Signed
Governor Wilson signed seven anti monopoly measures into law ending the era of the trusts in New Jersey with immediate effect except Senate 43 which takes effect July 4. The measures include a personal guilt clause and criminal penalties for violations. A concurrent resolution for a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage also passed the Senate.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Wilson
Senate
State House
Secretary of State
Senator Pierce
Pierce
Davis
Read
Nichols
Dead infant found in traveling bag on city sidewalk
Joseph Charino found a new traveling bag on Lincoln avenue near Elberon. Inside was the body of a fully developed baby boy wrapped in new clothing. Coroner Morris's office notified and the baby outfit taken to the morgue as City Detective Walling investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Charino
Lincoln Avenue
Elberon
Elberon Avenue
Charino
City Hall
Flader
William H. Morris
Morris Morgue
Walling
Drowned boy and sister rescued at Lake Topanemus
Milton Appleget fourteen-year-old son of Mr and Mrs D Baird Appleget drowned after ice broke on Lake Topanemus near Freehold as he and his sister Hazel aged about sixteen attempted to reach shore. Rescuers from the scene pulled the boy from the water but he could not be saved. The sister was treated by neighbors while the parents, away at Hightstown, returned to care for Hazel.
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Milton Appleget
D. Baird Appleget
Lake Topanemus
Hazel
Freehold
Herbert Lambertson
John Grey
Wesley van Kirk
Mr. Lambertson
Roy Schenck
Hightstown
Second Judicial District Created In Monmouth County
State House reports the Assembly passed four Senate Measures. Senate 99 by Mr Slocum establishes the Second Judicial District of Monmouth County including Long Branch and nearby shore municipalities. Proclamation from Red Bank warns owners to muzzle dogs or risk destruction under mad dog laws, with exceptions for muzzled dogs and those with owners present.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Assembly
Senate
Slocum
Monmouth County
Long Branch
Common Council
Borough of
Red Bank
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
Public Safety
Horace P. Cook
A. C. Harrison
60 year sentence for man guilty of assault on child
Abram Van Brunt of This City receives the maximum penalty from Judge Foster at Freehold for the assault on a child. The sentence is upheld after court notes the offense and is imposed in full after reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram van Brunt
Foster
Freehold
Prisoner Van Brunt Sentenced to Long State Prison Term
Abraham Van Brunt 35 of this city was sentenced by Judge John E. Foster to thirty years in State prison with hard labor for criminal assault on two girls aged eight to ten. Initial twelve year maximum then increased after review of indictment sections. Victims and corroborating testimony from the mother Carrie Megill and Aunt Sarah McGregor led to conviction. Separate trial found Thomas Young acquitted on a related assault charge. Other items note Shrewsbury area docket details and church notices and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham van Brunt
John E. Foster
van Brunt
Foster
Freehold
Recorder's Court
City Hall
Carrie’ Megill
Sarah McGregor
Thomas Young
Rita May Williams
Asbury Park
Benjamin
Phillip Tebella
John H. Cook, Jr
Suffragettes Set Fire To Kew Garden Pavilion
London dispatch reports militant suffragettes arsoning the Kew palace Botanical Gardens pavilion. Two youths under 23, Lillian Lenten and Joyce Locke, were captured fleeing. In court they hurled law books at judges. jailed. This marks a second attack on Kew Gardens by militants led by Mrs. Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Botanical Gardens
Kew Palace
Lillian Lenten
Joyce Locke
Kew Gardens
Drummond
Perth Amboy girl identified as Sandy Hook corpse
Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Perth Amboy traveled to Sandy Hook to identify a drowned girl found on the beach a week ago. The body bore hair color and age matching her missing sister Margaret, who left home January 11. A marriage note earlier hinted at Margaret’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thompson
Mevhunie Street
Perth Amboy
Margaret
Sandy Hook
Thompson
William H. Morrey, Jr
Mise Thompson
Hartford
Madero Death Echoes Amid Mexico Instability
Felix Diag sent a cable to Porfirio Diaz claiming avengement as Gustavo Madero is dead. Arrests rise to suppress supporters of deposed President Francisco Madero. The Madero family vast holdings swell as ex president Francisco Madero faces execution threats amid Huerta’s bitter administration. Continued on next page.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Felix Diag
Porfirio Dias
Madero
Asying
Gustavo Mdero
Pranciaéo Maden
Gustavo Madero
Frantisco Madero
Riverroll
General Huerta
Diaz
Republic of Mexico
Francisco Madero
School Ventilating Upgrade Approved and Bids Accepted
At a meeting of the Red Bank Board of Education the Monarch ventilating system was approved for Beach Street and Oakland Street additions. Cook & Oakley bid $21,000 to install the new heating, lowering contract figures by over 3000. Budget rises reflect six additional teachers and school repairs. District Clerk Alfred Botticher to post notices for the March 18 election to fill vacated seats.
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Rea Bahk Board of Education
Mechanic Street
Monarch
Beach Street
Oakland Street
Cook & Oakley
Red Bank Plumbers
C. B. Thorne & Co
Incresac
Alfred Botticher Wes
St the Bo
Jon
Ezra Osborn
Mus
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AAG
Seven Sisters
Sherman Law
Fils
New Lyric
Golden's
Oper
Fense
Alty
Mt. Olivet Church
William A. Campbell
Sharon Baptist Church
E. Redd
St. James’ Missionary Society
Broadway
Third Ave
Parker's Moving Pictures
Bandit
Pat
St. Luke's
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
Dick" Moore
Clift House
Wert Pol
Joseph Moore
Campbell's Arcade
Ety
North Broadway
Michael Wetr
Deal
Europe
Las Juat
Caladonia
Steinbach
Washington
Vera Cruz
Dias
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