Injunction Seeks Against Railroads Sparks Stock Market Theories
Washington insiders discuss a possible Congressional probe into talks that government restraint on railroad rate hikes was a stock market ploy. Attorney General Wickersham reportedly postponed immediate action and later planned injunctions, provoking shipper questions and fears of a massive scandal amid advance knowledge claims.
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Washington
Joe
Wickersham
Ma&rkyl and Ry
Hannibal
Missouri
Acepes
Licenses Laid Over In Freehold Court Session
Judge Foster presided as several license matters were discussed in Freehold. Grants included a Frank Cittadino wholesale license, Gassman wholesale license, and a transfer of Henry M Fitch Hotel Gordon license to Geo H Garcey. Pet erson New Point Comfort Hotel and Tomaini Sorrento hotel filings moved to June 9. McDonald Keansburg hotel license approved and Van Benga Belmar wholesale license renewed.
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Foster
Freehold
Frank Cittadino
Re Gassman
Henry M. Fitch
Hotel Gordon
Brighton Avenue
Long Branch
Geo. H. Garcey
Charles M. Peterson
New Point Comfort Hotel
Henry van Benga
Belmar
Pietro Tomaini
Sorrento
Morris Avenue
Chattle High School
William McDonald
Keansburg
Reception Tomorrow Night At Middleton Township Dinner
Long Branch will be largely represented at the shore dinner by the Democratic organization of Middletown township in honor of Frank Katgrenbach Jr. at Highland Beach tomorrow evening. The event, at 7 o clock, will be held in the bamboo garden at Bandlags pavilion and is expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Democratic Organization
Middletown Township
Frank 8. Katgrenbach, Jr
Highland Beach
Bamboo Garden
Bandlags
Want Ads Urge Prompt Action for Needed Work
A fragmented wartime style notice urges readers to avoid delays and take initiative to complete tasks. It emphasizes self reliance and timely response to employment or service needs. The tone mirrors classified sections urging action.
Land to Be Condemned for County Road Straightening
A meeting before Judge Wuour A Heisley at Long Branch on Saturday June 11 will appoint condemnation commissioners to fix the value of two land tracts needed for a new gravel road from Holmdel to Red Bank. Owners Theron Mac Campbell and Mrs Wainwright Brown oppose the offers, arguing against damage to their farms. Other properties affected include John H Stilwagon Reformed Church Holmdel and Lewis S Thompson. Frederick G Lathan of New York bought nearby property for about 6000 dollars.
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Wuour A. Heisley
Long Branch
Holmdel
Red Bank
Theron Mac Campbell
Wainwright Brown
State Road Commission
MacCampbell
Brown
John H. Stilwagon
Reformed Church of
Lewis 8. Thompson
Lincroft
Thompson
Brookdale Farm
J. Holmes Conover
Tie Road
Mrs Hicks Returns Home From New York Visit
Mrs Percy Hicks of Oceanic has returned home after spending a month with her friend Mrs Thomas Clark at Rifton, New York.
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New York
Percy Hicks
Oceanic
Thmas Clark
Rifton
Oiling Rumson Road With Dustoline Trains Reach Sea Bright
Two large tank cars carrying Dustoline arrived at Rumson road and crews began applying the preparation on the road on Wednesday after the shipment reached Sea Bright on Tuesday.
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Rumson Road
Sea Bright
Ladies Aid to Meet Friday at East Ovennic Home
The Ocean ic Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orville Van Bruht in East Ovennic, replacing the previously scheduled afternoon gathering.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Oceanic Methodist Church
Orville van Bruht
East Ovennic
Lakeside Drive Transformed into Park Like Setting
Lakeside Drive area around Takanasses lake has been improved with graveled sand roads, concrete gutters, drainage pipes, and extensive shrubbery. The lakeside banks were graded and planted, creating a parklike scene. The St Taine area is described as one of the finest around the county. Returns to Red Bank by George Smith and family will resume residence there as the business is run with an office on Mr. Smith.
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Takanasses Lake
Countty
Red Bank
George ¥. Smith
Sip
Smith
Robert
Mr. Smith
Alumni Reception Plans at Ocean Park Casino
The Alttfoni group meets to finalize plans for the Chattle High graduation reception and dance at Ocean Park Casino tomorrow night. John W. Slocum chairs the event with Pitman B. Potter delivering the welcome, Prof. J Pitman West's orchestra providing twenty dances, and the casino being prepared with college banners and cozy corners.
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Chattle High
Casino
Ocean Park
John W. Slocum
Pitman B. Potter
J. Pitman West
Red Bank Carpenter Ends Life Via Self Inflicted Wound
Louis Clayton a Red Bank carpenter, despondent over domestic troubles, cut his throat from ear to ear with a large jagged edged pen knife in an outhouse at a new home job near Headden's Corner. Coroner Sickles did not order an inquest. Clayton's body was taken to Harry Fay’s undertakers. He had lived apart from his wife and three children, who later joined him in Red Bank, and he had expressed a wish to start life anew. Clayton was 42 with a history including a five week stay at Kings Park in a prior mental illness episode. He leaves a wife, three children, his mother, and four siblings.
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Louis Clayton
Red Bank
John J. Sickles
Navesink
Harry Fay
Clayton
Percy Straus
Headden's Corner
Mechanic Street House
New York
South Amboy
Israel Clayton
Peter Clayton
Cranbury
Raymond Clayton
Paterson
Fred Clayton
Emma.Hampton
Atlantic City
Long Island Hospital
Kings Park
Bay Ridge
Long Island
William Chiandler
Tod Meet With Mrs Bray at Red Bank Church
The Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church Red Bank will meet tonight with Mrs George Bray of Wallace Street Red Bank A sauve pit package of fine assorted chocolates will be given Read od fh Fridays Record Buy Your Fish caught daily at the old fishery on Ocean Avenue near Broadway Long Branch Undertakers and em waters 614 Greedwar Tel it L B
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The
Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church
Red Bank
George Bray
Wallace Street
Hicks Manufacturing Co
Alfred O. Hitke
Ongey Eamel
Ocean Avenue
Arth Broadway
Long Branch
Sorre
Building Concrete Church at Red Bank
Pilgrim Baptist Church of Red Bank has begun a 25 by 86 foot concrete church on Pearl street opposite Mount’s hall. The $2,800 building will have a nine foot cellar, Florentine oval glass windows, and a cupola entrance. It is due for completion by late August with Farling Johnson & Frake handling erection.
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Pilgrim Baptist Church
Red Bank
Pear Street
Mount's Hall
Farling, Johnson & Frake
Pearl Street
Congr Gation
William B. Scott
Newark Boat Builder Delivers Speed Launch For Beardsley
W H Lewis of Atlantic avenue boat yard completed a swift launch named Ruth for George W Beardsley of Newark. The craft was taken to Deal Beach this morning, pausing at A J Ripley's studio to add the bow name. Beardsley plans summer use at his Wanamassa home.
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W. H. Lewis
Atlantic Avenue
George W Beardsley
Newark
Mr. Lewis
A. J. Ripley
Ruth
Mr. Beardsley
Wanamassa
Preach Sunday by Rev B C Lippincott at Oceanic Church
Rev B C Lippincott age 81 of Ocean Grove will occupy the pulpit at Oceanic Methodist Church next Sunday in both morning and evening services. The following Sunday a regular pastor will take over.
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B. C. Lippincott
Ocean Grove
Oceanic Methodist Church
Weather Bureau Forecast For 36 Hours Ends Friday
The Weather Bureau predicts conditions for the next thirty six hours ending Friday. Mr A L Ball informs the public of his association with a local group connected to the old Long Branch Military Band amid recent events.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
A. L. ‘Ball
Synod Elects Officers at 164th Annual Meeting
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America elected Rev. Dr. James J. Vance of Newark to president, succeeding Rev. Dr. W. H. Demarest. Other officers named include Rev. Dr. J. P. de Jongé as vice president and clerks Rev. Dr. William H. De Hart and Rev. Dr Henry Lockwood. Delegates numbered nearly two hundred and the session runs in Library Hall through Tuesday.
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Reformed Church
J. J. Vance Wos
General Synod of the
Reformed Church In America
United States
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Asbury Park
James J. Vance
Old North Church
Newark
W. H. 8. Demarest
New Brunswick
Rutgers Seminary
J. P. de Jongé
Zeeland, Mich
William H. de Hart
Raritan
Henry Lockwood
East Millstone
N. J
Library Hall
Plans for Teddy's reception grows nationwide
As ex President Roosevelt returns Saturday June 18 crowds from New York to waterfront parades will greet him. The Harbor Display Committee says 100 boats will join the procession meeting the Kaiserin August Victoria at Quarantine and bringing Roosevelt to New York. A 6000 person reception aboard the Albany and onshore welcomes him with dignitaries bankers artists and governors in attendance. The Roosevelt Neighbors note continues on page six.
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Roosevelt
New York
Union
United States
New York City
RA. ©. Smith
Harbor Display Committee
America
Citizen
Gaynor
Kaiserin l
North River
New Jersey
59Th Street
City of
Washington
Taft
Republican Club
Albany
Fire Island
Pier Promoters Make First Payment for Park Lease
A local dispute involving pier promoters continues as Joseph Daly, who rode a freight car into town, ends up jailed after a failed descent and a $30 fine. City treasurer awaits checks that were promised in a June 1 installment for the park project.
Scarboro Hotel Opens with Expanded Grounds and Publicity
Scarboro Hotel proprietor Kahn has renovated the property for guests. Improvements since last season boost grounds and dining room appeal. The hotel serves G A R Encampment visitors June 9 to 11 with added staff and strong advance bookings.
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Kahn
Scarboro Hotel
Scarboro
Mr. Kahn
Infant dies as Parker family endures loss
Mrs. Abram Herbert of Point Pleasant visits daughter Mrs. George Curtis at Rumeon. The infant daughter of Charles Parker of Fair Haven died Tuesday morning of consumption. Parker has three other sons.
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Abram Herbert
Point Pleasant
Mrs
George Curtis
Rumeon
Charles Parker
Fair Haven
Mr. Parker
Memorial Day Visit At Point Pleasant
Miss Lida Curtis, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Curtis of Rumson, spent Memorial Day with relatives at Point Pleasant.
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Lida. Curtis
George Curtis
Rumson
Point Pleasant
Former Flagman Sorretto Dies at Asbury Park Home
Daniel Sorretto longtime flagman at the Lincoln avenue crossing died Tuesday night at his Asbury Park residence after a month long illness from valvular heart trouble. He was well known in Long Branch and many friends visited during his illness. A funeral from his home will be held today with attendance expected from local residents.
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Mr. Kriemayer
William Krismeyer
West End Avenue
Eee
John G. A
West
Daniel Sorretto
Fagman
Lincolnn Avenue
Asbury Park
Long Bratch
Sorretto
Mrs White to Spend Summer at Wood Avenue
Mrs. Howard White will lease a Red Bank property and spend the summer there with her mother Mrs. Gilbert White. She arrived with her youngest son Maynard, traveling late at night to Wood Avenue.
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Howard White
Red Bank Howe
Gilbert White
Wood Avenue
Maynard
Three Year Lease Secured by Harry Fay in East Front Bank
Harry Fay of Red Bank, recently dissolving a partnership with Mr. Smith of Keyport, takes a three year lease on a site in East Front Bank to establish a modern meat business.
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Harry Fay
Red Bank
Mr. Smith
Keyport
Tia
East Front Bank
Fay
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Pietha Tamaini
Sorrento Hotel
Reed Pharmacy
Baur Chemical’ Co
Berlin
Germany
Walter 8. Reed
Frederick G. Lathan
the Land and Loan Company
Waterman, Avenue
Lakeside Drive
Boye
Stalner & Gn
Gothen
Brestwap
Tod
Mrs. Bray
Bree
Undertakers
Em Waters
Greedwar
L. B
Pilgrim Church
Wiliam
Scott
Baptists
Red Bank Building and Loan Association
Willam B. Scott
Hampton Normal Agricultural Institute
Virginia
South
New Yorks
Long Ranch
First Baptist Church
Str. Scott
E. A. Carroll
Oliver Perry
George Swindell
Gilbert Good
Moses Johnson
James Scott
H. L. Basey
A. Carroll
Martha Anderson
William A. Scott
Weather Bureau Forecast
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Teddy
H. B. Edwards
Queanport
Ad Society
A. B. Church
Petrolman
Visitor
Joseph Daly
Big City
Central Station
Daly
Edwards
City Hall
Recorder
Inte Piet Company
Charles L. van Foesen
J. Ie
Ae and Land Company
Lang
Eptune Fair
Gaint Hose Company
Sapien
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G. A. RR
Lydia Darnell
Theodore Darnell
Monmouth
Lincola Court
Eberon
Asbury Perk
Long Gold
Will
George W. Bryant Deal
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