Roosevelt fund contributions and travel costs in New Jersey
In Trenton on June 6 the Roosevelt campaign in New Jersey reported major donors including Everett Colby $2,500 and John Franklin Fort $1,800. Other contributors were Edward Stokes $900, Edgar B. Bacon $500, Franklin Conklin $500, William Fellows Morgan $300, and Edmund B. Osborne $300. Traveling expenses for Colonel Roosevelt totaled $1,484 on the Pennsylvania Railroad and $685 on the Lackawanna. State allocations from the Roosevelt fund followed by county totals: Hudson $1,500. Passaic $875. Camden $850. Monmouth $600. Bergen $250. Atlantic $200. Union $150. Morris $150. Burlington $100. Mercer $100. Middlesex $100. Hunterdon $50. Ocean $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Everett Colby
Roosevelt
John Franklin Fort
Colby
Edward ©. Stokes
Edgar B. Bacon
Jersey City
Franklin Conklin
Essex County
Camden
Monmouth
Bergen
Atlantic
Union and Morris
Burlington
Mercer
Middlesex
Hunterdon and
Ocean
Woman to be cared for at Skillman epileptic village
Through the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor a mother of two months is to be removed to Skillman in the state to receive treatment. Mrs Mary Reynolds, an epileptic, will be conveyed by Brent Good and accompanied by Mr Leon Cubberley and Mrs Joseph Van Brackle to the village next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society For
Skillman
Leon’ Cabberley
Mary Reynolds
Reynold
Memorial Temple planned in Asbury Park for Straus memory
North Jersey Hebrews urge creation of a National Jewish Temple in Asbury Park as a memorial to Isadore Straus who perished with the Titanic. A temporary temple will open at Hotel Le Roy this summer and be dedicated July 4 with services on Fridays and Saturdays. The effort follows a public meeting led by Mr Straus last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jersey
Seventh Avenue
Asbury Park
North Jersey Shore
Painter Fatally Injured by Train at Station
Joseph Foster a 55 year old painter for the New York and Long Branch Railroad was struck by a south bound locomotive at Central depot after alighting from a north bound train. He lay unconscious on the tracks and was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with serious injuries that were expected to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Foster
New York and Long Branch
Foster
Bradley Beach
Central Depot
R. R
Charles Mason
Hess
Senlett
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Motorcycle fall injures Williamaylor in Eatontown
Williamaylor of Broad Street Eatontown, a Tay lor Brothers confectionery and tobacco shop member, fell from a speeding motorcycle near Oceanport Avenue injuring both hands and his left shoulder. He remounted and went home for treatment. Front wheel struck a stone. He is able to move about today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamaylor
Brroac Street
Eatontown
Taylor Brothers
Oceanport Avenue
J. C. Rush
Taylor
Injured Dog Put to Death by Patrolman Miller
Patrolman Miller ends the suffering of an injured dog at the Avera home in Rockwell after the animal was hurt, either by a car or heavy vehicle. Dr H R Clark was called but Miller performed the euthanasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Avera
Rockwell
H. R.clark
Monmouth County Dentists to Hold Annual Banquet
The Monmouth County Dental Society will hold its seventh annual banquet tomorrow night at the Coleman House in Asbury Park. Officers will be elected and reports examined as speakers address topics from The Queen City to statesmanship and prevention. Guests include Judge Nelson Dungan and Assemblyman B HM Geran. current officers are President WJ Thompson and Secretary F B Burdge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Coleman House
Asbury Park
G. L. D. Tompkins
A. L. Blaisdell
Long Branch
W. T
C. F. Carrs
F. B. Burdge
G. L. D.tompkins
Odd Fellows gather for New Jersey large degree event
In Asbury Park on June 18 a large class will receive first and second degrees conferred by Elizabethport Lodge No 116. A special Newark train will run via Central Railroad stopping at several towns, arriving back around 12 80. About 1 000 members attend Educational Hall for the degree work led by Grand Master Charles A Woodruff and others. Sea Bright School closes with Rev C S Duffield delivering the graduates address. Mrs Leon Cubberley seeks hospital tubercular literature circulation with health board consideration. Red Bank theater offers moving pictures at 7 46 and 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Odd Fellows
New Jersey
Elizabethport Lodge
No. 116
Elisabeth
Newark
Central Railroad
Ferry Street
Charles A. Woodruff
Pee
Pittt
Trenton
John F. Nox
J. P. Leigh
F. J. Becker
R. Wilson
City
Oakhurst Grammar School Commencement Honors Class of 1912
Hon Melvin A. Rios of Leonardo spoke at the Oakhurst Grammar School commencement. Miss Margaret Ralston was valedictorian of fourteen graduates. Students may enter Chattle High School at Longhor or As Pp High next fall. Decorations were pink and white. music by Rudolph Maichow and Mrs Stra ham. Diplomas were presented by President White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Rios
Leonardo
State Board of Education
Oakhurst Grammar School
Isgas Es White
Oak‘hurst Board’ Ofucation
Margaret Ralston
Chattle High School
Longhor
As Pp High Echoe
Rudolph Maichow
C. J. Straham
Rice
White
May fight leaves several charged and a hospital jawbone loss
In Ocean Park area a May 20 brawl involving several young men led to injuries and a captured jawbone at Memorial Hospital. One participant remains jailed while others await grand jury action. bail posted for Neal. Separate item notes Long Branch telephony cutover to a new common battery system on June 8 with invitations issued by A B Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Sea Bright
Brdhob
Wilson
Recorder’s ‘Court
Rhring
aNice
Aveil
Grand
Neal
Fied
Magneto Central
Red Bank
New York Telephone Company
A. B Wilson
Geta Wireless From 2 500 Miles Out
Andy Lustbaum owner of Andy's Garage on Broadway received by registered mail a wireless message sent from Hoboken by his wife while at sea 2 500 miles away. Mia Luetbaum and her three daughters travel to Germany on the liner Pennsylvania. Weather reported as fine and air good. Message relayed by the press Louisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lustbaum
Andy
Broadway
Hoboken
Mia
Luetbaum
Germany
Pennsylvania
mesamg@e
Louisa
Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts showers this afternoon and cooler tonight with Friday fair and cooler. Winds will be light to moderate from the south shifting to the northwest. Observations from Long Branch show 8 am temperature 65, yesterday 77 high and 48 low, barometer 30.15, humidity 75 percent at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Liberty
Lippincott Tightens Auto Reciprocity Regulations
New Jersey moves to enforce the reciprocity law under Jeb Lippincott as he coordinates with New York and Pennsylvania officials. The plan aims at stronger enforcement of cross state motor vehicle rules and speeds, with cooperative reporting of violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New York
Pennsylvania
Jeb H. Lippincott
Lippincott
Jersey City
State House
Tims and Otter
Automobile Department
Lippintott
New Jersey
Lippin
Ae Ie
Constable Seiler Jr Marries Mies Caroline Binder in Brooklyn
Charles W. Seiler Jr son of a city constable and brother of Druggist James Seiler wed Miss Caroline Binder of Brooklyn at Binder residence. Guest list included the constable and family. After a breakfast reception the couple left for a southern trip and will live in New York City with a furnished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon
Long Brough
Constable
Brooklyn
Charles W. Seiler, Jr
James Seiler
Mies Caroline Binder
Constable Beller
Hia
Binder
Mies Maud Binder
Seller
James
Long Branch
Lexington Avenue
New York
New York City
Washington Park Association Chooses Badger President
The annual meeting held in Long Branch marks the park’s lease renewal for another year. Abner A. Badger succeeds Orrin A. Clark as president, with Charles A. Halleck treasurer Frederick A. Outchboh secretary Mrs. F. R. Cutcheon and directors Mrs. Charles Morris Mrs. Charles L. Edwarde and Mrs. W. R. Smith. Health Board meets biweekly after commissioners. Public notices mention a brookholm trip and a charity bake sale at Steinbach's and Park Tilford's to aid the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park Association
Long Branch
D. D. Harvey
Dri Orrin A. Clark
Abner A. Badger
Long Branch Grammar School
Charles A. Halleck
Frederick A. Outchboh
F. R. Cutcheon
Charlies Morris
Mra
Charles L. Edwarde
W. R. Smith
Asociation
Grain. A. Clark
Steinbach
Park & Tilford
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Five Miles of Daisies at Saint Luke's Festival
St Luke's Church in New Jersey hosts a large Children’s Day festival directed by H P Bennett from the Minneapolis convention. More than 100 workers string daisies with decorating chores finished by Saturday. Morning program at 10 30 features primary and beginners. Baptism of infants at 3 30 led by Rev Dr John Dobbins. Rev Dr Dobbine gives the address. Evening program by the big school follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke’s
St. Luke's
New Jersey
John ¥. Dobbins
Dr. Dobbine
Long Branch Club Third Annjigh Race Meet at Loyalton
The third annjigh race meet of the Long Branch Club, postponed from Memorial, will run Saturday afternoon at the Stengel track in Loyalton on the line of the beginning at trad delack. Six events with a ten lap race of 49 starters, first prize a Columni bicycle, second prize an Arrow wheel, handicaps listed for riders from Eatontown and others, plus additional races and prizes. Officials include Green as starter, West as timer, and judges, with entries from New York and local riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch @ Club
Memorial
Ropeky
Mornin
Joseph Shuser
Yarde
Eea
Henry Il
J. Huhe
W.ao Hance
Eatontown
Prises Arrow
Jeanna
Hance
W. B
E Deratch
H. Huhn
Yale
Huhn
Yayde
Stanley Io
New York
Schoal Am
Joea
Chorlon Eator Green
Janes Din
John West
Tanley von
Fred Rite
Paver
Neena Miller
Don Metal
Trink
Miller
Gilkrey Hante
F. Lawyer
AO Tin
Monument for Columbus Delegation Heads to Washington
Long Branch Knights of Columbus No. 9006 plans an unveiling in Washington for a Columbus monument. Delegates including Thomas McOne Martin McOne Ket Nelen Philip J. Bager and others depart by special train escorted by Newark officials en route to the National Capital. The delegation will be escorted by Joseph Gehwark Burns and Th leaves here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch K
C. Deligation
Fourtier
Washington
Long Branch Council
Knoights
Columbus
Ben Predent
United States
Washington, D
Christopher Columbasso
Newarl
National
Thomas Mcone
Martin Mcone
Ket Nelen
Philip J. Bager
Frank Z. Warwick
Charles N.waite
Ick Moone
Martin Meslia
Cotlins
Newark
Cornell
Pa Wises
Joseph Gehwark UJ Burns, Jr
Fragmentary Notice About Adversarial Proclamations and Local Ads
Fragmented OCR text cites mentions of James M. Allgor, a red flag, socialistic friends, and Sea Bright. It includes scattered ads for fresh candies, employment with steady work, and listings for Steiner & Som and Ootan Ave. garbled proper nouns and addresses indicate a damaged local notice and classifieds snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Allgor
Rumegn Road
Mr. Allgor
Gor
Jacob Breindeth
Steiner & Som
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Roosevelt Fund
Fort
Frank J. Held
Ocean Avenue
John V. A
Heidi
Germania Hotel
Fred Luther
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Chas
Steiner & Son
Colas
William Taylor
Toosevelt League
Shrewsbury Town
Roosevelt Republican League
Republican
iSytton Building
Broadtrest
George W. Bray
Ivy Cottage
Bath Avenue
Hearn
Rachel Alexander
Huls Agency
Giants
McGraw
Full Leeep
Lively
Hollywood Ho Show Grounds
Brennan
Owens
Rockwell Ave. Vert
Sea Bright School
Sea Bright Grammar School
Sea Bright M. B
C. 8. Duffield
Bright M. B
Leon Cubberley
State Charities Auxiliary
Board of Health
Maredtit
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Pic Ures
Mattness &T
Bakaurst
A. Age
State Commissioner of Education
Ocean Front
Geta Wireless
Weather Bureau Forecast
Motor Departments
C. W. Seiler, JR
Prof
A. Badger New
Grammer
Washington Park
Health Board
City Board of Health
Board of Commissioners
Board of Health Room
Backs
Brookholm
G.M. L. Backs
Stockhelm
Sweden
Mr. Sacks
Mit
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Jacob Steinbach
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Rs Life
Long -Brannoh
Sturday
Brunt
Pepe
Clee
Ootan Ave
Nan North
Garrett Hennessey
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