Joyriders Hurt In Bradley Beach Collision
A group of joyriders in a stolen car crashed into a milk wagon near Bradley Beach. One passenger was severely cut, the wagon driver slightly hurt, and his horses ran away. The car, linked to Belmar and Allenhurst, was recovered at a local home after the crash around 3:30 AM.
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Bradley Beach
Bradley
Ithe Peices
Belmar
Griffin's
Wanaiaesa
Edward de Sheffield Dairy Company
Ait Avon
Sylvan Lake
Elberon Engine Company plans summer ball at Deal Beach
Under Harry Cloyd the Elberon Engine Company finalizes arrangements for a summer ball at the Deal Beach Casino next Thursday. John Fay assists as floor manager with a long committee of local officials and residents aiding the event, aimed at raising funds to pay down a mortgage on Elberon property.
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Harry Cloyd
Elberon Engine Company
Borough of
Deal
Casino
Deal Beach
Mr. Cloyd
John Fay
Howard Worth
Harry L. White
John Quif
Nicholas Penta
Elveron
Ivinis Heads to Sea Girt Amateur Shoot
Red Bank trap shooter Albert L. Ivinis will compete in the Sea Girt amateur championship under the New Jersey State Rifle Association Gun Club. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday next week at Sea Girt with valuable trophies for top contestants.
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WIII
Albert L. Ivinis
Red Bank
Sea Girt
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Long Branch Hotel Men Form Association Over Water Rates
Long Branch hotel managers and owners convened at Tak anassee Hotel to form the Long Branch Hotel Men's Association aimed at securing new hotels, a beach club with baths, better roads, and year round summer appeal. Arthur Sussman named president with Gernanda Pannaci and others as officers. dues set at 10 dollars. Debates centered on water charges by meters, with threats to quit if July bills rise. The group plans bylaws and a next meeting at the Takawassee.
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Long Branch
Takanassee
Deal
Wilbur A. Heisley
Arthur Sussman
Gernanda Pannaci
Presidnt
Bourse
Thomas Fraser Price
Louis Victor Kahn
J. D. Throckmorton
Takawassee
Long Branch Hotel Men's Association
Heisley
Throckmorton
Heat Kills Two Horses and A Nurse Candidate
A fish dealer Ira Hennessey of North Long Branch lost a horse on the Eatontown road to heat. Another horse tethered to A Rossa’s fish wagon collapsed in Rockwell avenue with a broken shaft. Miss Clara Lippincott daughter of William B Lippincott of Jackson street leaves for a three year nurse training at St. Luke's Hospital New York.
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Ira Hennessey
North Long Branch
Eatontown
Hennessey
A. Rossa
Rockwell Avenue
New York
Clara Lippincott
William B. Lippincott
Jackson Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Pet Dog Run Over By Train in North Long Branch
This morning a fox terrier belonging to David Voorhees of North Long Branch was killed by a passing train in this city.
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David Voorhees
North Long Branch
Bridge On Fire On Park Avenue Bridge Over Rails
A passing motorist spotted a blaze on the Park Avenue bridge over the railroad in Elberton, with a strong south wind. He alerted the Hiberon engine house, and a bucket brigade formed as EtherGn apparatus arrived. Fire under the flooring spread to cracks in the planks two feet high but firefighters believed the bridge remained safe.
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Park Ave
Park Avenue
Elbeston
Southsea
Elberon Avenue
Hiberon
Joseph Schwark
EtherGn
Society Wedding at Shore Club West End
The West End Shore Club hosts a 6 o clock wedding as Nelson Greenhut marries Miss Cecile Erstein. Rev Dr Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanuel New York officiates with a 200 guest reception. Attendants include Mrs Walter N Kahn maid of honor Miss Aimee Erstein and bridesmaids. Music by Charles J Schwab Orchestra.
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West End Shore Club
Nelson Greenhut
Cecile Erstein
Joseph . Silverman
Temple Hman Uel
New York
Walter N. Kahn
Aimee Erstein
Clara Greenhut
Helen Bach
Alma Heap
Maron’ Newman
Shore Club
Owers
Charles J. Schwab
Red Bankers Married Monday Night
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Parker and Frederick Matthews took place Monday night at the First Methodist Church parsonage in Red Bank. Rev. Percy Perinchief officiated witnessed by Mrs Parker and Mrs Perinchief. Matthews employed at Grand View Hotel Fair Haven. formerly with Globe Hotel Co Red Bank.
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Helen Parker
John Edward Parker
Frederick Matthews
David Matthews
Mount Street
Red Bank
First Methodist Church
Monmouth Street
Percy Perinchief
Parker
Perinchief
Opposition to trolley franchise passes third reading
The Jersey Central Traction Company seeks a Goose Neck drawbridge span over Shrewsbury with a final hearing set for August 14. Long Branch paving and franchise terms unfold as officials pledge cooperation. The deal includes lighting for the bridge, future bridge costs shared by the company, and track laying to begin in Broadway within 30 days of the latter date.
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Jersey Central Traction Company
Shrewsbury
Goose Neck
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
George S. Brown
J.C.T. Co
Broadway
Long Branch
Traction Company
Brown
Freehold
Brent Good
Réum
Daniel Doran
Board of Trade
Charles B. Morris
Howland
Public Safety
Arrowsmith
Edward EB. Lacour
John B. White
Anthony
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Glow
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair to night and Friday across New Jersey with light to moderate winds from the southwest to northwest. Observations show 80 degrees at 8 am, a 1 degree drop in the last 24 hours, and a 29.95 barometer. Highest wind 34 miles per hour from the south in the past day. Humidity at 8 am 72 percent.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Young Woman and Two Boys Rescued From Dangerous Ocean Hole
Lieut Benjamin Pollock assisted in rescuing Miss Blackner at Chelsea and Second avenues after she was submerged in a shore hole. Fred West and Sam Krauss aided, pulling her ashore. she fainted and recovered after artificial respiration. Color Sergeant Brazil of the American Boy Scouts saved Beadenkamp and Schulken from a dangerous current.
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Benjamin Tollock
U. S
Chelsea Avenue
Fred West
Sam Krauss
Blackner
Manhattan
Chelsea
Second Avenues
Krauss
Pollock
Highlands
Burton Brazill
West Hoboken
Cotpr
Piret-Hendrick Hudson Battalion
American Boy Scouts
Navesink Avenue
Doylesville
August Beadenkamp
Water Schulken
Battallion
Brazil
Joint Wedding Anniversary at Latters Silver Jubilee
Mr and Mrs Helles celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their Chelsea avenue home on July 6 with guests from New York Jersey City and Philadelphia. Music refreshments and a dinner marked the day as a double event with the Gilfoyles joining in. Their son John Alfred turned four the following day.
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Hiladelphia
Jack Gilfoyle
Philadelphia
Indictments Against Atlantic City Hotels Reported
Mays Landing July 11 Indictment of more than a score of prominent beach front hotels on charges of keeping disorderly houses as Sunday sales. Bills impounded until next Wednesday with bail to be set. Detective William J. Burns outlined grafting cases before the grand jury. Also Keansburg liquor arrest of Albert G. Bury with $500 bail.
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Mays Landing
B. A. Migbee
Higbee
Wiliam J. Burns
Atlantic City
Grand Jury
Red Bank Democrats Plan Summer Outing by River
About a dozen members of the Red Bank Democratic Executive Committee met at chairman Alexander T. Cooper's Broad street office to arrange their annual outing. Plans call for a trip down the North Shrewsbury river to Sandy Mook in late August, with date to be set. A committee including Alston Beekman A D Cooper Albert J Syite and Harry C Badeau was tasked with details.
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Red Bank Democrats
Red Bank Democratic Executive Committee
Alexander T. Cooper
Broad Street
Shrewsbury
Sandy Mook
Alston Beekman
A. D. Cooper
Harry C. Badeau
Graduates of Chattle High Outing at Asbury Park
Ten members of the 1912 Chattle high school graduates journeyed from Long Branch to Asbury Park for an evening stroll on the boardwalk. The group included Stella M. Egan, William Friedrick, Emily Nemo Benson, Samuel Shrimp Morya, Gladys Alfalfa Wright, Thomas Stanislauus Berrien, Dore Fixler, John Russell Errickson, Dixie Lee Waite and Branley L. Duryee. Mr. Errickson acted as chaperon, the party wore white flannel outfits plus green neckties, and after a two hour outing they returned home amid lighthearted mischief.
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Chattle High School
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Eight O'Lock
Stella M. Egan
Willam Friedrick
Emily Nemo Benson
Samuel Shrimp Morya
Gladys Alfalfa Wright
Thomas Stanislauus Berrien
Dore Fixler
John Russell Errickson
Dixie Lee Waite
Branley L. Duryee
Errickson
Mr. Berrien
Jones Rutherford Stout
Nine Killed in Mine Explosion At Panama Mine
Moundsville West Virginia July 11 Six dead and three dying after the Panama Mine blast. Fort Pitt mine manager McCabe severely burned while rescuing David Brooks a dying miner. Two bodies recovered. Also note an important Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association meeting at City Hall at eight o clock tonight with several matters for action.
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Moundsville
West Virginia
McCabe
Fort Pitt
David Brooks
Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association
City Hall
Golock
Ocean Wheel Exhibit Demonstrates Wave Power at Pier
A new ocean wheel exhibit by Walter A. Meroe tests wave power under Atlantic City piers. Demonstrations show a water wheel driven by forced water, delivering rotary motion to a shaft. Proponents claim high efficiency with curved blades, submerged in a horizontal channel, and powered by waves for lighting and future commercial use.
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Ocean Park
Walter A. Meroe
Fierce
Atlantic City
Vierce
England
Annual Fair Opens at Fair Haven Methodist Church
The annual fair of the Methodist Protestant Church at Fair Haven opened last night in the church basement with crepe paper decorations in blue and white. Booths offered various items including miscellaneous, mystery, aprons, groceries, and tables decorated in rainbow colors, red white and blue, and more. A new Red Bank resident, Mrs Samuel W Wise, gave birth to a nine-pound boy yesterday morning. both mother and son are doing well. Relatives are invited to the funeral of Benj C Hopper at 7:30 this evening at C H G Clark’s residence, with Rev Dr Kidder officiating.
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Charles
H.C. Clark
Liberty Street
Fair Haven
Grandy
Mia
John Bennett
Raymond Doughty
Viola Little
Everett Smith
Edgar Smith
H. Morris
John Pearrall
Little
Alvin Parker
Ion Alger
Clara Smock
Lena Smith
Irma Merrett
Florence Scott
Mabel Davis
George W. Lewis
Clara Snyder
Hazel Little
Carrie Tigh
Misses Kirk
Gladys Taylor
Vera Pecot
Red Bank
Samuel W. Wise
Bridge Avenue
Wise
J. T. Burrowes Company
West Front Street
Misa Helen Ashe
Atlantic Highlands
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