Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports strong year with 2000 plus patients
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital board met to review the 1909 report showing 2,011 total patients and 22,466 patient days, with charity care and outside county days totaling 1,173. Deaths stood at 111, 24 hour admissions 19, and a new hospital plan by architect Leon Cubberley was presented to a building committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
The
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harry W. Green
H. Hughes
J. S. Hoey
R. H. Hughes
C. G. van Note
H. B. Barnard
Thomas R. Woolley
Horace
B. Barnard
Thomas D. Bazley
Thomas W. Cooper
Richard H. Hughes
Daniel Edwards
Wilcox
Clarence G. van Note
Edmund Wilson
Rey
William P. Cantwell
Horace B. Barnard
William
Charity
Monmouth County
John Taylor
Asbury Park
Edward F. Taylor
Middletown
Edwin T. Field
Red Bank
Barnard
Leon Cubberley
W. D. Harper
Jane Iy
Pse AG
Esas Ee
Perera
Baseball at Rink Tonight Headlines Local Showdowns
Two big games at Chelsea Rink feature University Five versus Chattle second team and Grammar School against National Juniors. Both undefeated, they seek a decisive victory with stars Walsh Flake Rafferty Bennett Heiles and W Rafferty in the University lineup, and Cocagva Westphal Ponosky Barschofsky Ford Albert Ivins among Grammar School players. Also notes on Red Bank marksman and church revival services at North Long Branch, plus a Jan 27 Eatontown ball and a Chelsea Rink roller race event.
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Chelsea
University
Chattle
Walsh
Flake
Rafferty
Bennett
Heiles
W. Rafferty
Cocagva
Westphal
Ponosky
Barschofsky
Ford
An Early Easter This Year
Easter falls on March 27 this year and is within four days of the earliest possible date. Lent begins forty days before Easter, counting Sundays, with Ash Wednesday on February 9. This marks the earliest Lent start in sixteen years, leaving three weeks for festivities.
Hindoo Leader Dies in Asbury Park at Seventy
Fatti Hadden, leader of Asbury Park Hindoo colony, died Wednesday in his 70th year. First East Indian businessman at the seashore, he amassed about $70,000. Born in Calcutta, he lived in Asbury Park over 26 years. Funeral services were held at 2 this afternoon. Red Bank Pythians install officers tonight led by District Deputy Frank C. Wilson of Seaside Lodge.
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Fatti Hadden
Asbury Park
Calcutta
Red Bank Pythians
Frank C. Wilson
Seaside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bea Bright
Gerner to Meet Wood In Championship Skate Meet
Gerner of Allenhurst to race Morris Wood of Long Branch in a Deallake championship series featuring 100 and 220 yard races and a high jump with a $200 side bet. Wood, the world skating champion, has defeated Gerner at Clearmont rink Brooklyn, drawing strong local support and bets up to $500. Gerner cites past injury keeping him from long races but calls Wood the greatest skater on record.
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Gerner
Morris Wood
Fred Gerner
Allenhurst
Long Branch
Deallake
Wood
Clearmont Rink
Brooklyn
Lee
Kearney
Sinard
Mrs Green Entertains Guests at Bridge Party
Mrs James M Green of 55 North Clinton avenue Trenton hosted a bridge party for her sister Mrs Wilbur A Heisley of Long Branch Six tables featured sweet pea bouquets and prizes for top players Guests included numerous local women and men with tea served later Wires damaged at Blaisdell Edwards electricians store nearby and new possession of Goethefl building noted Arcanum and church events announced plus a local farmer sent to New Jersey State Hospital Other brief notices promote local services and ads including Valentine's items and Red Bank candy shop reminders
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James M. Green
Clinton Avenue
Trenton
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Levi Seeley
Arthur D. Forst
George B. Yard
Robert K. Bowman
Samuel S. Webber
George de Benville Keim
Edgewater Park
W. J.B. Stokes
Henry C. Oliphant
Bessie van Syckel
William A. Clark
Alexander F. Jamieson
F. W Muschert
William N. Mumper
Austin Parker
George A. Parker
New Jersey State Hospital
Parker
Connecticut
Asbury Park High Prevails In Tight Derby Triumph
In a lively afternoon clash at the Y M C A Hall Asbury Park High School defeated Long Branch Chattle High 29 to 18 to seize first place in the East Jersey High School League. The Asbury five trailed early, rallied to tie 12-12 at halftime, then pulled away in the second half as Neptune supporters cheered from across the lake. The game featured balanced performances with no standout stars and ended with celebratory street cheers by Asbury Park students.
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Y. M. C. A. Hall
Asbury Park
Asbury Park High School
Chattle
Long Branch
Neptune
Asbury Five
Asbury
Asbury Rooters
Neptune Boys
Asbury Boys
Knapp
Secesses Schwartz
Ik Tomasky
Taylors F
Ternaty Atrategy
Burns
Rockafeller
Eceneee Morris
Jack Arthur
James Walsh
Morton Morris
Mr. Clark
Chattle High School
Ee Eens
Ecthre Ebb Vie
Red Bank
Pcciseeewereenene
Gerin Ol
Lakewood Reneeeadd
Asbury Chattle
Preshmen-Sophmore
Asbury,Park, High
H. — Rockafeller
Hayes
Harvey
Appleby
Garvey
West Guards
Gant
Travis
McMurray
Tasting
Twining
Dudley Terrett
Asbury Park Boys
Red Bank Resident Mrs Conover Dies at Home
News of the death reaches Red Bank of Mrs. Conover, aged resident of the town, who died at her son Travonian Brower's home in Philadelphia. Funeral plans are pending. Brower, proprietor of Brower Sisters' Kitchen in Oakland Street, Red Bank, is a son. Mrs. Conover also resides with George Brower in Red Bank during summer and with another son, Ravonian, in Oceanic, during winter. Henry White of Oceanic is ill with dropsy. Dr W Whitmore attends.
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Red Bank
Ravonian
Henry White
Third Street
Oceanic
Weather Indications With Storm Warnings shifts across coast
Rain and colder tonight then Saturday fair and colder with a southeast wind turning northwesterly. A Southeast Storm Warning is in effect, warnings issued from Delaware Breakwater to Pantport as a late note mentions storms moving northeast. Signed Moore from Maine.
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O& mM
Virginia
Delaware
Pantport
Maine
Moore
Constable Walling Dead Veteran Court Officer Succumbs at Keyport
James M. Walling died at his Keyport home from cancer in the face after surgeries in Long Branch. A Civil War veteran, he served 34 years as Marshal and Constable. He leaves a widow and five children. funeral at 1 PM tomorrow at the M E Church with Rev. J. W. Nickelson officiating. Interment in Green Grove cemetery.
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Keyport
James M. Walling
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Walling
J. W. Nickelson
Grten Grove
Day of Sports on the River Tomorow
Weather permitting, two skating races and the unfinished Board of Trade cup race are planned on the Shrewsbury river near the clubhouse. Eastern Amateur Skating Association will send skaters to Long Branch. Morris Wood of Long Branch to perform exhibitions including a record attempt. Ice boats from Orange Lake arrive for the regatta. Captain J M O’Brien plans more entries and ships Snow Flake and Eagle to the venue.
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Shrewsbury
Regalia
Shrewsbury Club
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
Long Branch
Morris Wood
Orange Lake
William R. Jo Hne
Hazel L
Commodore J. C. Gibbons
James M. O'Brien
Jack Frost
O'Brien
Orange Lake Club
Long Branch Club
Eagle
New York
Crub
Isabel
Ingenue
Black Hand blamed for brutal New York triple murder
Police believe the Black Hand killed Salvatore Scalpone his wife Felicia and Concetta Martine plus their servant in East Broadway home. The victims suffered brutal hammer blows and a throat slash. Jewelry and money indicate robbery not motive. detectives number forty.
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New York
Salvatore Scalpone
Concetta Martine
East Broadway
Iellefia
Concetta
Bealpones
Salvatore
Tle
Felicia Marin Fusco
Papera
Eddy
Felleta Marchi
Warrier
Fourth Annual Reception and Dance of Iroquois Social Club
About 250 guests attended last night’s fourth annual reception and ball at Townley Hall. Prof J Pitman West led a two part program with twelve numbers per part while Arthur Hennessey and Joseph Young oversaw floor duties. Guests from nearby towns mingled. a buffet lunch, flowing punch, and sweet pea boutonnieres marked the festivities as carriages were ordered at three.
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Townley Hall
J. Pitman West
Arthur Hennessey
Joseph Young
Reverend DeMaris to Speak on Blunder and Blunders Tonight
Reverend F A DeMaris pastor of Simpson M E Church will deliver his favorite lecture Blunder and Blunders at the church this evening.
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F. A. DeMaris
Simpson M. RE
New Spring Shirts and Local Notices From Bright and Asbury
A mix of small town notices: new spring shirts at Slocum's for $1 and pleats. electricians Schusinger and Burtt win the contract for a new building by Simon Hess in Bright. George Hubbard, a patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, was previously confined to his hotel room and now headed to the hospital. A church supper at Sea Bright Methodist aims to fund a new heater costing $2,000, with proceeds next month. A $3,000 fire in Asbury Park damaged a building near Main Street. insurance covers part while horses and carriages were saved by neighbors. Charles Sculthorpe plans a West End fish market, breaking ground for the foundation and ready by spring. Also notes on masquerade plans, stock taking, and local ads for wallpaper bargains.
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Schusinger & Burtt
Nave
Simon Hess
Bright
Avenue
Boynton
B. Nes- Hitt
Asbury
Asbury Park
First Avenue
Main Street
Joliagon
West End
Charles Sculthorpe
West End Court
Green
First Annual Clay Pipe Ball At Fair Haven
About 600 guests attended Fricks Lyceum in Red Bank for the first annual ball of the Clay Pipe association of Fair Haven. The event, hosted to raise funds, netted roughly $125 after clam stews sandwiches cake and coffee were served on stage. Association officers and a long list of committeemen coordinated the gathering while Professor George S Woodward’s orchestra provided music for dancing.
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The
Clay Pipe Association
Fair Haven
Frick
Lyceum
Red Bank
Frank Hyvans
Elmer Woolley
Dick Near
Joseph Barker
Fred Frick
Abe Bennett
Joseph Doughty
George Dilenberg
Michael Mulvihill
Perry Ryan
Howard Carpenter
James Wieman
Howard Doughty
Arthur Smith
Bennie Fielder
Charles Murphy
Arthur Hates
Johnny Martin
George 8. Woodward
Orchestra of
Champion Jack Johnson arraigned for saloon beating incident
New York reports Jack Johnson was arraigned on a charge of beating Norman Pinder in a saloon last night. Johnson reportedly apologized after a few hours, saying he did not hit harder because Pinder slandered him. He was held on a $1,000 bond.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Mortlie
Norman Pinder
Pinder
Former Rumson Man Seriously Tit
Patrick Hanrahan of New York is seriously ill with heart trouble. He was a gardener for Chiltk Parmley on Rumson Road for 35 years but retired about two years ago due to ill health. Mr and Mrs 1 Penintermant of Rumson are visiting, and he is the father of Mrs Hinte lmann.
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Patrick Hanrahan
New York
Dress Goods On Display For Ball Queen At Reasonable Prices
Fashion items from silkfrill seing and robes are shown today as Jacob Steinbach promotes attire for the ball queen. The Atlantic Avenue Bridge at Liberty Street will close today January 19 for indefinite repairs per committee William B Conover and Matthias Wools ey. Osteopathic physician McSherry at Hicke Hotel lists hours 10 to 12:30.
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Ami
Jacob Steinbach
Atlantic Avenue
Liberty Street
William B. Conover
Matthias Woolsey
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Newark
Albert L.ivins
Asbury M. B
A. H. Eberhardt
M. B
North Long Branch
Eatontown
Crescent Hall
Lang
Lotf
Wlake
Kirkbride
Hindoo
Slocum’s
Hamburg
Fea al Tle
Frey & Harda
Bexton Avos
Broadway
Tel
L. B. Dwt
Deal Lake
Mrs Green
Blaisdell & Edwards
Goethefl
Simpson Church
Simpson M. B
BE. B. Barnett
Arcanum
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcam
Parker & van Gelder
Theodore Class
Grand Council
Henry Drake
Charles Drake
Union Avenue
Chelsea Rink
Dudley & Co
Lang’s
Mamie
Masaquerade
Gus
Harry Burles
Hotel Liberty
Chattles
Schoon
Red Bank Summer Res
Constable Walling
Stricklin
Ira A. Stricklin
Asbury’ Aveue
Mr. Stricklin
Truex
Florence Truex
John Truex
Point Pleasant
Joseph Truex
Real Life Saving Station
Lincoln
Washington
Beason
Daily Record
Black Hand
Triple New York
Mr. DeMaris
George Hubbard
Bill
Helen
Myself
Frey & Harris
A. F. Golden
L. B
Rumson
T. McSherry
Hicke
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