Man Shocked Falls Twenty Feet From Live Wire
James Noonan, a Western Union lineman of Long Branch, was shocked by 2200 to 2300 volts and fell twenty feet onto heavily insulated trolley wires. He lay stunned for ten minutes before fellow linemen Layton and Austin rescued him and lowered him to the sidewalk. He suffered arm and leg burns but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noonan
Morris Avenue
Long Branch
Western Union Telegraph Company
Doke Layton
Stephen Austin
Nootan
D. J. Hogarty
E. C. Wagner
Noonan
Western Union
Fifth Avenue
Main Street
Asbury Fark
Light Company
Ronan
Consciouness
Layton
Austin
Newark Man Dies From Heat In Long Branch Visit
Joseph Battiato of Newark died of prostration due to heat while visiting Long Branch with two young boys and a young woman. He collapsed after reaching C Cocuzza's Broadway residence. Dr. Welch arrived too late. Battiato, an insurance collector, lived at 151 Newton Street with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Battiato
Newark
Long Branch
Broadway
C. Cocuzza
Fourth Avenue
Cocuzza
Battiato
Prudential Insurance Company
Newton Street
Lost Gold Chain and Masonic Charm Reward Notice
Ten dollars reward offered for return of a gold chain with Masonic charm lost between Morris avenue boardwalk and Chelsea avenue. Return to Robt. Allan P O Box 216 Elberon. Also ad mentions Frederic Thompson posters at New Amsterdam and upcoming World music features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ave
Board.walk
Chelsea Ave
Robt
Allan
P. O
Elberon
Man Dies After Auto Capsizes Near Farmingdale
Evans J. Tomlinson twenty three of Mount Holly died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after his car toppled at Dopplers Corner near Farmingdale. Three other occupants escaped as the vehicle pinned Tomlinson between the steering wheel and wreckage. Coroner John W Fleck ordered the body to Mount Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms River
Evans J. Tomlinson
Doppler's Corner
Farmingdale
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Tomlinson
Mount Holly
Havens
John W. Fleck
Broadway
Phil Daly Carnival Opens Promisingly
The Phil Daly Hose Company hosts a week’s carnival with lawyer Thomas P. Fay leading the opening in Broadway. Fay praised the firemen’s efficiency and urged citizen support to ensure a financial success, also presiding over the afternoon running races from Broadway to Third Avenue Chelsea and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Daly Hose Company
Thomas P. Fay
Mc Faddin
Fay
Broadway
Charles East Purchases trot ter "Nigger Boy" horse
Charles W. East of Brighton Avenue fish business buys Morris Judas trotter "Nigger Boy" cited as having a 2.10 percent record. Patrolman Errickson returns to duty after a rheumatic illness kept him sidelined for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles East
Charles W. East
Brighton Avenue
Morris Judas
Meeting on Long Branch school board and education notes
Bargain Day ads note a July 7 City Hall meeting of the Board of Relatives at Long Branch for good schooling. Also mentions the June 17 education board statement. Other items include Miss Bell Sanborn visiting Red Bank relatives and Britton's ice cream spot at Broadway and Norwood. Includes Thos McSherry osteopathic physician contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Board of Rellmate
Board of Education
Board of Wellmate
Long Hraneh
Board of Estimate
Twelve-year-old burns in Fourth of July firework accident
A 12-year-old boy in Springdale suffered facial arm and body burns when a dynamite cracker exploded as he lit it at home. Firemen arrived. he was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital after an oil bath. The boy, conscious but scarred, was promised he would not be detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalian
Springdale
Independents
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles Moors Anomobile
Soffel
Harry G. Woolley
Long Branch
Meeting of Board of School Estimate Long Branch
Notice to attend the Board of School Estimate meeting at City Hall in Long Branch on Thursday evening July 7. The message emphasizes the event and urges participation amid a blend of stray ad-like phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Board of School Estimate of
Long Branch
City Hall
All-Collegians Split Doubleheader With Jonas and Laurel Hill
The All-Collegians win one game and lose another on Division street in a rough finish against Jonas’s colored team, then drop the second game to Laurel Hill in a doubleheader. Errors and flashy plays mix as Rocklin steals, Warwick and Rowland shine, and Long Branch fields stiffly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division Street
Allal Legians
Jonas
All-Collegians
Rowland
Winkie Warwick
Rocklin
Cangat
Rooklin
Long Branch
Stanley Sa
Mlanigan
Harper
Warwick
Pearson
McDermit
C. Warwick
P. Harper
Walsh
Long Granth
Louns
Lwin
Laurel Hill
Morton
Mill Strikers Held For The Grand Jury
William F Grey and Arthur W Wolcott former mill workers at Calvin Cunnins plant are held to await grand jury action. Grey faces charge of carrying a blackjack making threats against William A Britton and assaulting Piercer Dennis with bail set at 1000. Wolcott waived a hearing and posted 200 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Grey
Arthur W. Wolcott
Calvin Cunnins
Grey
William A. Britton
Piercer Dennis
Wolcott
Mr. Britton
Pierson Dennis
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Dennis
George B Shoekite
Layton
Gritten
William A. Stevens
Weather Bureau Forecast and Flowers for Sale Notice
Weather Bureau forecast and a local sale ad for fresh cut sweet peas and other flowers at low prices. Also a listing for Bereen Doors complete with hardware at 95c from Ches ter M. Truax, 125dawu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Justa
S-High St
Chester M. Truax's
Fierce Race Riots After Reno Fight Across Nation
Reports from Reno describe partial paralysis from a blow in the second round and rising injuries. Rioting spreads to New York Lexington Louisville and New Orleans with multiple deaths, many injuries, and mass arrests as police struggle to control mobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Reno
Jeffries
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
New Orleans
Louisana
Louisville
Record crowds flood coast for Fourth of July celebrations
Record crowds toured Ocean avenue Broadway and Norwood avenue as trains trolleys and steamers ran full. A carnival fireworks and patriotic concert drew thousands. minor injuries reported as beachgoers crowded bath houses and hotels. Percy Hicks and family plan to move to Connecticut. local notices caution against unverified work claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Avenue Broadway
Norwood Avenue
Patten Line
Negular
New York
James Brown
Taber Street
Phil Daly
Takawassee
Washington Park
L A. Cranmer
Cranmer
Columbia
Weertord
Ocean Avenue
Wife of Editor Cook Is Dead
Mrs. Elizabeth Clay Cook wife of John H Cook editor owner of the Red Bank Register died Sunday at 1230 am of Brights disease aged five years. Survived by husband three sisters and two brothers. Funeral from Maple avenue Red Bank with interment at Christ Church cemetery Shrewsbury. Born in Red Bank daughter of Henry Clay a carpet weaver. Earlier worked in New Jersey Standard and with John H Cook helped found the Register. Also worked in New York on the Dramatic Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clay Cook
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Bright
Rebecca Clark
New York
Arthur Smith
Pair Heaven
Gharles McClaskey
Red Bank
James Clay
West
Robert Clay
Maple Avenue
Christ Church Cemetery
Shrewsbury
Cook
Bread Street
Henry Clay
New Jersey Standard Office
Forman
Ward & Ingling
Clark
McClaskey
Smith
Standard Office
Clay
The
Register
Kluttz Speech Captivates Ocean Grove Audience
Hon. Whitehead Kluttz, 28, NC Senate president, spoke at Ocean Grove on Our Heritage From the Pioneers. He defended racial disfranchisement, criticized Nevada vice and Congress, and urged honesty and civic purity amid a southern modernization. Governor Fort introduced him as he praised pioneer virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead Klutz
North Carolina Senate
Ocean Grove
Theadoer Roosevelt
John Franklin Fort
Klutts
Nevada
Reno
Webster
Plymouth
Lee
South
Guardian
Ward
Mississippi
Vermont
Rhode Island
House
School of
Machiavelli
Congress
Tali Esen Morgan
Bargain Day Ads For Dairy Goods And School Meeting
The notice lists butter milk from top creameries offered by the glass or quart sold by Frank Lane at 217 Broadway with ice cream at Jos Cocusza on special seasonal price 40c per quart and two quarts for 76c. A school board meeting is scheduled for July 7 in the day evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane
Jos
Cocus Za
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Asbury Park
Frederic Thompson
New Amsterdam
Sexton
L. B. Ibhdawit
Britton
Holly
Asbury Crossing
J. Ely Tilton
Hamilton
Wayside
Pennsylvania
Springwood Avenue
Tilton
H Laird
Frank Jones
Ely Wan
Errickson
Ivins Errickson
Bell Sanborn
Shrewsbury Avenue
Mrs. Hart
Elizabeth
Thos. McSherry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Olyne Fireworks Victim
Angie Jacobson
Deal Lake
Ross-fenton Hort
Worthan Bros
Yous Wonan
William Fitzgerald
West End Avenue
Mon’mouth Memorial Hospital
Richard Ieitzman
William Heltaman
Monmouth Beach
Margaret Watkins
Sheefi
Catherine J. Smith
Brooklyn
Caroline Warwick
Thomas Warwick
Long Hranch
Britton’s.Ice
Laurel Hills
Emplate
Weather Bureau Forecast
Oceanic
Percy Hicks
Lawrence
Baugatuck County
Connecticut
Hicks
M. C. D. Borden
FP. Jackson & Co
LB. Jackson
Isaite
Oceanport
Margie Beet
John Reet
Public School
Oceanport School
Manual Training High School
Duff & Campbell
West End
Kluttz
Young
Carolina
Senate
Roosevelt
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