Corporations and Their Tax Rise in New Jersey
The State Board of Assessors certified the first 1912 tax schedule for miscellaneous New Jersey corporations, listing 7,935 firms and total tax of 2,529,059.93. Major taxpayers include United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper, International Harvester, and International Mercantile Marine, with notable sums for Prudential Insurance and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assessors Board
Trenton
Jne
State Board of Assessors
Edwards
Board of Assessors
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Amalgamated Copper Company
International Harvester Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star Line
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
Rock Island Pany
United States Rubber Company
Distilling Company of
Ameria
Prudential Thaurance Company of America
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services Plans
Rev. T B Hughes will preach at 10 30 Sunday morning on The Magnitude of Things Apparently Small. A Children s Day program is set for 7 45 p m. All are invited. Louis Finnegan appeared in Recorder s court after a drinking incident and a suspended sentence was given pending future conduct review. William G Presley buys a lot on Avenue and will expand his machine shop. Empire Theatre Red Bank offers vaudeville and 4 reel films nightly. A packing department position is open at Steiner Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Louis Finnegan
Broadway
Guy Hall
Errickson
Recorder’s Court
Finnegan
Arrowsmith
Senior Glass 9 Given Reception at Chattle High School
The junior class hosted a reception for the senior class at the Grammar School auditorium. Frank Brisky urged juniors to strive to fill seniors’ shoes. The Glee Club impressed, followed by speeches, recitations, musical numbers, and refreshments provided by junior girls. The groups marched in and received applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Grammar School
Frank Brisky
Matucki
Dorothy Doran
Hazel Pierson
Old Madrid
Old Madrid’—Girls' Glee Clib
Annie Laurie
Casey At
Richard Cornell
Tom
Boys' Glee Club
My Pretty Maid
Mark Twain
Leland Dudley
Harold Kagmann
Bricklayers Strike Delays Work At Broadway Theatre
Eleven bricklayers quit at 9 this morning over a non union concrete mixer, with others brought in from Asbury Park and Lakewood. The plant kept progressing, and the strike ended without protests as crews were replaced. Also noted is the 1911 Frelinghuysen school ruling and its limited impact on Long Branch due to local amendments. Goldstein's ads claim bargains across all departments today. The New York Giants will play the Hollywood Grounds on Sunday June 8 with Brennan and Owens umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Theatre
Asbury Park
Lakewood
New York
Gianta
McGraw
Hollywood Horns Stow Grounds
Brennan
Owens
The
Giants
McGraward
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Highlands Graduation Hearings at M E Church
Public school graduation exercises at Highlands were held Thursday night at the M E Church. The program featured 23 pupils with speakers and recitations including Hon. M A Rice and Rev John C Lord. Diplomas were presented by Hon A R Reid and Elsie Butz delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Highlands Public
Internman
Board of Trade
Fitzhugh Miller
Ale m Lincoln
Thomas Huss
Hwelyn Foster
Joseph Menzopane
Eesay
Highlands
Frances A. Hearn
M. A. Rice
State Board of Education
Lucy Grey
Adena Liming
Percy Hauser
Geneva
A’hearn
John C. Lord
Gertrude Weber
Mamie Kielty
Helen Duffield
Mattie Johnson
Myrtle Bronson
Bingen
Marguerite Marten
Robert Wecker
John Wnright
Pretty June wedding at Little Silver for Helens Carhart and Charles Imlay
The quiet ceremony at the Carhart residence in Little Silver united Miss Helens Carhart and Charles H. Imlay with Rev. Clifford S. Dilks officiating. A reception followed and the couple planned a Red Bank honeymoon before settling in Red Bank. Imlay, a photographer with Joseph Dickopf, will reside at Spring street and Branch avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William KE. Carhart
Little Silver
Helens Carhart
Charles H. Imlay
Carhart
Clifford S&s. Dilks
Little Silver Methodist Church
Mise Esther Carhart
Edmund Ayres
T. Newton Doremus
Red Bank
Spring Street
Branch Avenue
Mr. Imlay
Joseph Dickopf
Broad Street
44 Graduates in This Year's Class at Chattle High
The 1912 graduating class lists 44 seniors evenly split with 22 boys and 22 girls. Commencement events run June 14 17 and 20 at local churches and the high school assembly hall. Alumni committees are named with several local leaders and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Stanley Andrew Ballard
Elsie Mae Barber
Helen Exall Bazley
Fred Beckett
Emily Louise Benson
Thomas Stanley Berrien
Beatrice Virginia Coleman
John Palmer Bloomer Daley
Stanley Loveman Duryee
Stella Marie Egan
Ruth Cecilia Elias
John Russell Errickson
Louis Feinberg
Dora Fixler
William Friederick
Lenna Heid
Josephine Hoey
George Henry Howland
George Franklin Johnnston
Buddie Ferdinand Jones
Thaddeus Frazer Kingsland
Mellon Franklin Kittell
Victor Ritzendollar
Anna Grace Lindsay
Norman Sanger Little
Martin Aloysius McCue
Samuel Corlies Morris
Robert Hmmet Mulholland
Florence Jane Roberts
Katherine M. Sherman
Myrtle G. Sickles
Jones Rutherford Stout
Julia Agnes Strole
Marjorie BE. Su
Charles Wesley Burns
Germantown
First Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's M. B. Church
Henry D. Brinley
Arthur Hull
Harry W. Truax
Stanley Bouse
Horace W. Sherman
Joseph A. Burns
Elmer Sawyer
Leo Warwick
Thomas McCue
Pitman Potter
Albert Warwick
Julius Corn
Raymond George
J. Wilbur West
Frank Smith
Chester A. Dennis
Langdon B. Morrie
Pesey Hennessey
J. Melville Stein
William Tallman
Lucius Fish
Barron P. Rex
H. Stanley Stein
Daniel Hager
George Worden 74 Died at Red Bank After Stroke
George Reilly Worden longtime Red Bank resident and hotel proprietor of the Abbott in Shrewsbury Avenue died suddenly after a stroke just after eleven last night. He would have been 74 on the 20th of this month and was an uncle of Albert W Worden of Spring Street Red Bank. Worden had been in fair health and retired about nine o clock. household members found him two hours later in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reilly Worden
James
Worden
Abbott
Shrewsbury Avenue
Tied Bank
Mr. Worden
Albert W. Worden
Spring Street
Red Bank
Weather forecast for New Jersey and local readings
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey for tonight and Sunday with moderate northerly winds. Local readings from Long Branch at 8 am show 60 degrees, northeast wind at 14 mph, humidity 40 percent, and a high yesterday of 71 with a low of 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Liberty Street
Graduate Nurse Weds Becomes Mrs Milton Wilson
Miss M Pauline Woolley of M W Hospital Class of 1909 married electrician Milton Wilson at St Luke s M E Church parsonage with Rev John Y Dobbins officiating. They left for the summer to board with Miss Jonnie Wardell and Mrs Woolley s friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pauline Woolley
M. W Hospital
Milton Wilson
May Pauline Woolley
John W. Woolley
Lippindgert Avenue
Blaisdell & Edwards
St. Luke's M. E. Church Parsonage
John Y. Dobbins
Aimee Wephes
Injured Patrolman on Duty After Runaway Horse Incident
Patrolman Irvins Errickson narrowly escaped serious injury while stopping a runaway horse in Broad Way yesterday. He sustained two long cuts on his right leg and severe discoloration from knee to ankle. He was held between wagon wheels and will miss several days before he can walk unaided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvins Errickson
Broadway
Fence Erected At Garfield Avenue Cottage
An ornamental iron and wire fence has been erected in front of George Lane's Garfield avenue cottage. Kier tan J. Nolan, who owns the adjoining property, also intends erecting a similar style fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lane
Garfield Avenue
Kiertan J. Nolan
Children Day Programs At Local Churches Highlight Weekend
Children s Day activities unfold at First Presbyterian and St Luke s M E including songs recitations and sunbeams of hope. St Luke s morning service features a baptismal rite with certificates and an evening program led by Dr John Dobbins and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Hong
St. Luke’s M. E
St. Luke's
M BE
Edna L. Cobb
W. R. Smith
John ¥. Dobbins
Dr. Dobbing
Denied Edwards
C. A. Parslow
EK. A. Parslow
Roosevelt Bolts Loom in Republican Split
Chicago reports indicate Roosevelt forces will act as bolters and pursue a separate convention while insisting they are the true Republicans. Taft supporters aim to place a progressive on the ticket, with Cummins discussed for VP to dilute the Baltimore platform. The national committee is expected to award contested delegates to Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft Steam Roller
Taft
Baltimore
Cummins
Iowa
Cumming
National Committee
Britton Reinstated as Long Branch Board Secretary
At a Board of Education meeting in Long Branch, John T. Britton was reinstated as secretary after a dispute over term legality. The State Board of Education backed his three year term from September 30, 1911, and he will be paid for period served by his predecessor. The annual salary remains $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mduection
John T. Britton
Francis
Britton
Board of Education
Ten Boars BT
M. Carr
Britten
State Board
State Board of Education
J. D. Betts
Wduestion
Idvocation
Long Branch
Carr
Hoard of Education
Relief Association Meets at City Hall Night
A special meeting of the Firemen's Relief Association was held at City Hall to discuss relief for eligible members. The group meets three times a year and will convene next in August for its regular session and aid distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Firemen's Relief Association
Ton Meets
Atgust
Oath Swearing Leads to Fine for Local Teamster
James Covert of Tin ton Falls was arrested by Officer James Lynch on a complaint by Charles T. Cubit. Covert, charged with uttering an oath, appeared before Justice James H. Sickles in Red Bank, paid 60 cents, and was released. The incident occurred on Tigton avenue near Hatontown while Covert hauled gravel and Cubit’s auto halted to view the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Covert
Tinton Falls
James Lynch
Eatontown
Charles T. Cubit
Drummond
Tinton Avenue
Hatontown
Cubit
Tigton Avenue
Ratontown
Publicity Bureau feud cited in council dispute
In a heated statement B. B. Bobbitt criticizes Wm. Jy Sigythe and defends the Publicity Bureau. He recalls a 1907 bid dispute and alleges Sigythe’s motives, noting Sigythe’s limited support and alleged libel from rival claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jy Sigythe
B. B. Bobbitt
Ife
Publicity Bureau
Council
W. R. Warwick
Gorcey & Son Unveils New Delivery Wagon
Gorcey and Son, South Broadway clothes doctors, debut a new delivery wagon with attractive lettering. Bernard Gorcey claims he can deliver a wrinkle free suit to customers. Steiner & Son listed with Surf Theatre Keyport offering Life motion pictures and illustrated songs afternoon and evening. Matinees at 3 30 and 2 20 on Saturdays with 7 15 evening shows. Admission ten cents, children six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gorcey
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Life Motion Pictures
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. J
William G. Presley
Atingth ‘Avenue
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Chas
W. Ritter
N. Steiner & Son
Chattle High
New Theatre
Supreme Court
Frelinghuysen
Packer
Assemblyman
Groves
Goldstein's
Use
Daily Record
C.A.W. Colugao
Helena Carhart
Silver
Mortis M. Lesser
Charles Plager
Schoenlein
Lesser
William L. Edwards
Plager
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Walter R. Brinley
Margaret Kelly
Nathan
Mary Kelly
Newman Springs Roar
Robert T. Smith
Lincroft
Bargaiia
Goldstein'sa
Iner & Son
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
George
Weather Bureau Forecast
Goldstein’s
Desshore
Bolt
Oghdol
Relief Association
Albert Gordon
New Eboyant
Lee van Nest
Oceanic
Pargains
Goreey & Son
Treadway
Tel
Reliable Pound
Oeean Ave
Garrett Hennessey
Chas. T. Cubit
Gorcey & Son's
Steiner & Son
C.aaw
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