Boy Struck By Auto On Ocean Avenue In South Sevenths
Nine year old HS Meron Waldman of South Seventh Avenue was struck while crossing Ocean Avenue near Chelsea Avenue at 430 pm. A car owned by J B Fields with a driver and passenger Jacob Wacker had the minor under control. he escaped serious injury and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldman
Joseph Waldman
South Seventh Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
Acciittle
Joseph J. Kiernan
Fleck
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jersey Seashore Drives Face Fifteen Day Rule Hurdle
Trenton July 6 State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Job Lippincott says enforcing the fifteen days provision of the new automobile reciprocity law is difficult with only eight inspectors. Non resident cars crowd shore garages and resorts across North Jersey. He proposes at least twenty five inspectors and has ordered the eight to patrol seashore garages, watch highways for speed limits, and post posters detailing the law to deter violations. When a non resident car stays beyond fifteen days the owner must obtain a state license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Job II. Lippincott
North
Jersey
Mr. Lippincott
Lippincott
Madré
Haskill's Yacht Wins Narrowly in Windy Race
J A Haskill's Margaret edged Dr H H Houghton’s Elsea Dare in a close finish as heavy winds forced a breakdown and unfinished boats. Rev and Mrs Alfonso Dave travel from Haines Falls New York to South Jersey visiting the doctor's mother and plan to return to Long Branch to take the Simpson parsonage in Garfield Avenue Red Bank Monmouth Street Majestic Theatre. Moving pro Pen evening at 7 45 Saturday sermons at 9 o'clock Bets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskill
Rhursday
J. A. Haskill
Margaret
H. H. Houghton
Dare
South Jersey
Alfonso Dave
Haines Falls
N. Y
Dave
Long Branch
Simpson Parsonage
Garfield Avenue
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Tragic Picnic Train Crash Kills and Injures Many
Ligonier Valley collision between a passenger train and coal freight near the fair grounds fatally injured and crushed dozens. A nurse-led picnic outing, crowded carriages, and a double-header freight are blamed. Survivors include Wilpen and Ligonier residents, with many named victims listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligoier
Penna
Legonier Valley
Fairgrounds
Dr Shaw Improving After Eye Injury at Monmouth Hospital
Dr Harry B E Shaw remains comfortable after a burn and facial swelling. An eye specialist from New York assists with treating the troubling eye while the sight of one eye is already good. The other eye may respond to careful care and future powder removal from his face as healing continues. Services at Elberon Memorial Church are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BE. Shaw
New York
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank umbrella man steals $168 from store desk
William T. Sherman of Red Bank had 168 dollars in bills stolen by umbrella mender Edward Butler. Butler was arrested, arraigned for grand larceny, and held on bail. The money was later recovered hidden between railroad ties behind the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Sherman
West Street
Red Bank
Wall Street
Edward Butler
Jersey City
Butler
Arthur Wymbs
Chase Woods
Harry C. Badeau
Borough Hall
Wymbs
Sherman
New Jersey Southern
Mr. Sherman
Arthur Sherman
Arthur
Utler
Woods
John Doe
Warrins
Badenda
Big Joe
Hey
Wyntha
Runaway Crash Injures Contractor Worker at Monmouth
James Pierce driver for R H Hughes suffered serious injuries after horses reared and bolted when firecrackers exploded on Branchport avenue. He was trampled by wheels and sustained a broken collarbone multiple facial cuts and three fractured ribs at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pierce
R. H. Hughes
Geen
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hughes
Branchport Avenue
Pierce
Sunday School Association Meeting At St Luke's Church
Monday evening the quarterly meeting of the Sunday School Association of St Luke's M E Church will be held in the small lecture room. Dr John Dobbins will preside. A pleasing musical program will precede the business session followed by luncheon and a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association of St. Luke's M. EB. Church
John
Narrow escape as horse runs away in Red Bank
A horse hit the delivery wagon of Calvin West's Oxford Fish Market in Broad street and careened into three autos near Straits Co. An auto runabout carrying Mrs. George Gibson overturned, narrowly missing serious injury. The runaway struck multiple vehicles, injuring the horse and requiring stitches for a shoulder wound. Continued on Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin West
Oxford
Broad Street
Red Bank
George Gibson
Sea Bright
Bhorden Street
Kenneth Morford
Wallace Street
Morford
Borden and
Broad Streets
Lang
Wilbur
HH. H. Alexander
Asbury Park
Allen Mitlay
Mr. Alexander
James McCaffrey
Tariff Declared Central Issue of Wilson Campaign
Sea Girt N J July 6 Governor Wilson states the tariff will be the sole big issue in the campaign. He says it is the chief object of interest to the people and linked to all major issues including trusts. He notes Roosevelt has not announced campaign plans until the National Committee meets in Chicago on July 16. Contributions from supporters range from five to one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Girt
N. J
Wilson
United States
Roosevelt
Chicago
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Region
The U S Weather Bureau forecast covers the 36 hours to Sunday 8 PM for New Jersey. Light to moderate southerly winds expected with generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Observations from Long Branch show 8 AM temperature 73, yesterday high 76, low 60, humidity rising to 86 percent by 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
New Jersey Democrats Plan Aggressive Campaign for Wilson
Edward Grosscup chairman of the Democratic State Committee travels to Sea Girt to confer with Governor Wilson on a statewide campaign. He expects a united party and a strong New Jersey majority for Wilson and Marshall, amid efforts to reconcile Smith supporters and invite all delegates to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edward
Grosscup
Democratic State Committee
State House
Sea Girt
Wilson
Grosseup
James R. Nugent
Newark
Charles H. Gallagher
Senator Smith
New Jersey
Marshall
Crosscup
Smith
Anteheon
Seacoirt
Seve
Red Bank Fourth Of July Accident Injures Local Visitor
Red Bank on Independence Day reports a minor injury when a blank cartridge pistol wad pierced Walter Coleman’s leg while vigiling his cousin Carlton Keeler. Dr. Sayre treated and cauterized the wound. no serious effects anticipated. Also notes abundant clamming along bay shore attracting workers from Bel Ford and Port Monmouth with high earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Coleman
Trenton
Carlton Keeler
Washington Street
Red Bank
J. B. Sayre
Married at Fisher Home by Rev Dr Dobbins
Mark Jackson and Mrs N J Williamson wed at eleven today in the Fisher home on Tabor street. Rev Dr John Dobbins of St Luke’s Church officiated with the Fischers present, the couple meeting recently and marrying soon after. The item also notes Chandler Maps leasing their Planing Mill to Charles Th Whitty and Frank D Van Hise for two years with possible extension, to begin July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Mark Jackson
N. J. Williamson
Tabor Street
John ¥. Dobbins
St. Luke's M
Mrs. Fisher
Chandler & Maps
South Broadway
Charles TH. Whitty
Frank D. van Hise
Davn
Calvin Cunnins
Jessee
Roosevelt third party movement looms in New Jersey
Elijah Hutchinson of Trenton says Roosevelt followers will field legislative tickets in all counties to control the Republican State convention and nominate Roosevelt electors. Assemblyman John J. Gill, Roosevelt delegate, seeks re election on a Roosevelt ticket with support for Roosevelt in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Trenton
Elijah C. Hutchingon
Hutchingon
Chicago
Mercer
Hunterdon
Somerset
Trutchinson
Republican State Convention
Assembly
Senate
Sikeotntigg
Republica
Hutchinson
Roosevelt Party
Stoowevell
John J. Gill
Gill
Charles B. Little Dead at 25 After Illness
Charles B Little son of Harvey and the late Mary Little lived at Fair Haven died about 10 30 pm from Brights disease complications while in poor health for some time. He worked as a chauffeur in New York before returning home two weeks ago. Survived by his father three sisters Mrs Rankin Mrs Allaire and Mrs Hobrough all of Fair Haven and four brothers William N Captain Edward Harvey Little Jr and Warner A Titile of Connecticut. The funeral at his late residence Monday at two with burial at Greenlawn cemetery Little Silver under Fay of Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Little
Harvey
Mary Little
Pair Haven
Bright
Mr. Little
New York
Donald Rankin
Daniel Allaire
John Hobrough
Fair Haven
William N
Edward
Harvey Little, Jr
Warner
Connecticut
Tmiterment
Fay
Red Bank
Greenlawn Cemetery
Little Silver
Harry T Metzgar Laid Up At Globe Hotel
Harry T Metzgar proprietor of the Globe Hotel Ned Bank is confined to bed with stomach trouble. Dr B M Garrison is the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Metzgar
Globe Hotel
Ned Bank
Macon Doctor Tours Georgia to New York and Canada
Dr A B Trinkle of Macon Georgia visited here on Thursday during a touring trip. His banner said Macon Georgia to New York and Canada. He was with his wife and family and enjoyed Gano's Ice cream soda during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Trinkle
Macon
Iis
New York
Canada
Horse Recovered as Thief Nabbed After Ride to Campbells
Max Schwartz, Brighton avenue fish dealer, sought prosecution of a thief who took his horse and wagon Thursday. A. T. Kenyon of Cornwall, N. Y., was detained by Patrolman West, released for lack of identification after confirming afternoon alibi. The horse, last seen north on Ocean avenue, was found at Campbells livery, and the hunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schwartz
Brighton Avenue
City Hall
A.T. Kenyon
Cornwall
N. Y
West
Campbell's
Recorder’s Court
Kenyon
Schwartz
Beelig
Second Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Rikwood Park
Heo
Red Bank
Rig
Long Ranch
Campbells Livery
Sethwarta
Investigating Cause of Mr. Lane's Death
Coroner Wm. Morris Jr. probes the death of Geo Lane who died en route to Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being found in a West End court room. A throat wound, possible fall from stairs, and absence of robbery suggest noncriminal cause. post mortem planned. Funeral set for Norwood Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morris, Jr
Geo. Lane
Hyer & Tock
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lane
West End Court
Corofier Morris
Walling
Flest
Dry Welch
Morris
Norwood Avenue
Henry Kahle
Hyer and Flock
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Matthews
George Scutt
Ligouier Valley Railroad
Dea
Harry Dillon
Baby
Wilpen
William Campbell
Frank McColnaughey
George W. Mibley
Pittsburgh
Oil Well Supply Company
Matthew Niepont
Mary Rhoddy
Igonior
Frank I. Beatty
Denny
Couth
Wilpee
Latrobe
DR. Shaw
Elberon Memorial Church
Cleland B. McAfee
Chott
Mia
Marie Stoddart Gayler
Mary Jordan
John Young
Grant Odell
Maurice Milcke
Pinto
Robert Gayler
RED Bank Umbrella Menber
Sum
Tarife
Weather Bureau Forecast
Wilson Gampaigal
Bay
Belford
Port Monmouth
Staen
Long Islands
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Dally Records
Georgia
Trice
MR. Lane
Keansburg
Thomas W. Collins
James Riddle
Drake & Riddle
Harry Drake
J. Meyer
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