Four Damage Suits Against Railroad In Circuit Court
Two $10,000 damage actions were filed in the Monmouth Circuit Court at Freehold this afternoon. Leroy Hurley and Mrs Lena Stillwell of Long Branch accuse the New Jersey Central Railroad of causing injuries when Hurley’s car was struck by a northbound train on August 12. Hurley sustained leg injuries while Mrs Stillwell, who landed on her face, was badly bruised and cut and remained unconscious at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Representatives for the railroad include Charles Miller of Jersey City and James D Carton of Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central Railroad
Nelson Y. Dungan
Monmouth
Freehold
Thomas P. Fay
Leroy Hurley
Lena Sillwell
Long Branch
Railroad
Charles Miller
Jersey City
James D. Carton
Asbury Park
Hurley
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Wanamaker's 100000 Offer Accepted in Philadelphia
Washington DC June The sum of 100000 offered by John Wanamaker merchant millionaire of Philadelphia as a compromise arising from non payment of customs has been paid into the sub treasury at Philadelphia. Only the signing of the compromise remains to close the case. As a result contemplated suits by the Department of Justice against Wanamaker to recover the amount for non payment of duties on goods held dutiable will not be instituted. Neither will any steps be made by the Department of Justice to renew attempts to institute criminal proceedings it is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Wanamaker
Mechanics Pay Tribute To Late Mr McCain
The late James McCain of Sea Bright, member of Ashland Council No 28 O U A M, was honored at a memorial service with many members present from Ashland Council. Also notes a honeymoon return for George Darby and wife from Red Bank and a brief business advertisement for bicycles and matting sale in Atlantic Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. McCain
Sea Bright
Ashland Council
No. 28
Sea Bright M. E
Bether
Mr. McCain
George Darby
St. Tames’ Catholic Church
Red Bank
Carranza reply to mediators awaited in Washington
In Washington and Niagara Falls reports say Carranza has prepared a reply to the ABC mediators. The note responds to a renewal invitation for Constitutionalists to join mediation on condition of armistice. Frederick Lehman, the American envoy, said the reply was on the way. The cabinet planned updates on the Antilla affair as the liner was due to enter Tampico harbor and a possible ammunition return remained unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Carranza
Antilla
Tampico Harbor
Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Frederick Lehman
Elks to Observe Flag Day Here in Long Branch
Long Branch Lodge No. 742 Benevolent Protective Order Elks will mark Flag Day on Monday evening June 15 at 8 oclock at their Garfi eld avenue home. All Elks and visiting members and their families are invited to attend. A dance and reception for the Ladies Auxiliary will follow the service with a dainty collation served. Death of Infant Child in Red Hill. James T. Brown, 17 months old, dies after infantile trouble. Funeral tomorrow at Red Hill with burial there. Harry Fay of Red Bank in charge.
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Long Branch Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order
Wilks
Garfield Avenue
Elks
James T. Brown
Frank and
Alice Brown
Red Hill
Harry ©. Fay
Red Bank
Prof Carre Pupil Recital At First Baptist Church
Havana farewell reception held for Miss Ida Van Dyke prior to her June return to the United States following a visit with sister Mrs William Sotolongo in Cuba. Local guests Mr and Mrs Sotolongo hosted an elaborate sendoff in the Carre program context with Long Branch Musical Club ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carre
Frank A. Poole
Gulick
Marion Sherman
Helen Gano
Long Branch
Havana
Ida van Dyke
William J. Botolongo
Cuba
United States
Sotolongo
Miss van Dyke
Graduation Schedule For 1914 Chattle Seniors
Chattle seniors prepare for graduation with baccalaureate at St James Episcopal Church on June 11, Class Day June 12 in Intermedial auditorium, and final exercise June 19 at St Luke's Church. Graduates listed for February and June classes include Christina Blodgett Lulu Brennan Cavaliere Clarke Cohen Cornell Menke Murphy Parker Schneider Skillman Slocum Van Tine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Episcopal Church
J. Howard Melish
Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn
Melish
New Church
St. Luke's M. KE. Church
Chestina Cecelia‘Blodgett
Lulu Anna Brennan
William Anthony Cavaliere
Helen Adeline Clarke
Joseph J. Cohen
Richard Franklyn Cornell
Mary Elizabeth Menke
Maria Paula Murphy
Meredith Francis Parker
Minnie Esther Schneider
Charles Vernon Skillman
Stanley Eldon Slocum
Edwin Booth van Tine
Hazel Cecelia Barham
Fernanda Leroy Barry
Charles Byron Blaisdell
Mary Martha Boisten
Rev Herman gets ovation at Reformed Church
Rev Albert B Herman of Schenectady New York attending the Reform Church Synod at Asbury Park stopped in Long Branch on Sunday to preach at First Reformed Church where he served seven years It was his first visit in fourteen years Miss Helen Gano was the soloist His sermon titled What Think Ye of Christ stirred a large audience and drew a big ovation He plans to return during the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Herman
Schnectady
N. Y
Reformed Church
Asbury Park
Long Branch
First Reformed Church
Herman
Hag
Helen Gano
Christ
Ocean Township approves 65 Bernsteins to light streets
The Ocean Township Committee plans to replace present arc lights with 65 Bernsteins across Pearl street Monmouth road West Park avenue Park avenue South Lincoln maplewood West Lincoln Lake Grant avenues at a total cost of 1300 less and brighter illumination. George H Howland son of Charles L Howland of Seventh Avenue recovered from appendicitis and returned to work at the Long Branch Banking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Township
Township
Pearl Street
Monmouth Road
West Park Avenue
Park Avenue
South Lincoln Avenue
Maplewood Avenue
West Lincoln
Lake Street
Grant Avenue
George H. Howland
Charles L. Howland
Seventh Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch Bankine Company
Salvation Army Leader General Booth Meets King George
General Booth, head of the Salvation Army, was granted an audience with King George. The meeting underscored ongoing charity work and relief efforts aided by the Army, with discussions touching on welfare programs and international relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
King George
Bramwell Booth
Buckingham Palace
Booth
International Congress
London
America
Firemen Parade Entries Add to City Program
Woodbridge Company No 1 with 25 or 30 men and a combination auto truck and Chatham Volunteer Fire Department with 25 or 30 men and a similar truck will join the parade in the city in addition to previously listed units. A delegation from Washington Engine Company of New Brunswick will attend. Next association meeting is at Independent headquarters next Tuesday evening at o'clock. Music bids not yet in, bids to be decided by Tuesday night. All committees report progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge Company
Chatham Volunteer Fire Department
Washington Engine Company
New Brunswick
New Rector Praises Father Reynolds at Red Bank
Rev. Dennis J. Duggan, the new rector of St. James Catholic Church Red Bank, celebrated four masses Sunday morning at 7 16 and 8 15 and praised the late Rev. James A. Reynolds. He arrived from Bordentown where he led St. Mary’s for seventeen years and is succeeded by Rev. Father Sweeney of Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Duggan
St. James’ Catholic Church
Red Bank
James A.reynolds
Duggan
Bordentown
St. Mary's Church
Father Sweeney
Ovean City
Trolley Road Accident Delays Commuters
There were no trolley cars running between Red Bank and Fair Haven and Oceanic yesterday morning until eight o'clock due to an electric wire contacting a trolley wire and burning off. Wires landed near the Chapel of the Holy Communion, Fair Haven, around six. Scores of commuters and residents were forced to walk or hire conveyances as the Rumson bus ran an extra trip to Red Bank to accommodate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Oceanic
Chapel of the Holy Communion
Rumson
Sea Bright
Routine Business at Monmouth Beach Baronet Council
At the Baronet Council of Monmouth Beach meeting held last night at the fire house only routine matters were discussed with no great issues of importance arising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baronet Council
Monmouth Beach
Don’t Miss The Song Recital at Piret Baptist Church
A song recital by Prof. George Carre and his pupils is set for Tuesday evening at Piret Baptist Church. Admission is two cents with tickets sold at the door only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carre
Piret Baptist Church
James Massey Dies After Timber Handling Accident
James Massey a respected colored man and church trustee died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from paralysis of the stomach after an accident while handling heavy timbers at Monmouth Beach last Friday. A longtime Belmont avenue resident, he was 52 and survived by his wife and two brothers. Massey drove a coal wagon for L. & 2 Edwards and was beloved by office staff and citizens. Funeral services will be held at his home and Second Baptist Church with interment at White Ridge cemetery.
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James Massey
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Massey
Monmouth Beach
Belmont Avenue
Accomac County
Philadelphia
Accomac
L. & 2. Edwards
Second Baptist Church
Harmony Lodge
No. 14
K. of P
Asbury Smallwood
William B. Scott
Edward Redd
George Warington
William H. Morris, Jr
White Ridge Cemetery
Hospital Auxiliary Plans June 23 Outing at The Ledges
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary No 1 held its last summer meeting at the Nurses Home with twenty members present. The group will enjoy an annual outing on Tuesday June 23 at The Ledges the country home of Mrs William H Walsh. Mrs Thomas N McCarter will host a luncheon for auxiliary presidents at her Rumson Haven home on Friday next and Mrs Henry Irwin auxiliary No 1 head will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank Moose Lodge Forms First Battalion Militia
Red Bank Lodge No 1180 Loyal Order of Moose initiated Alexander Tl Pringle and others at its last meeting. Supreme lodge grant allows a military company named First Battalion with same laws as the regular army. Officers listed include Captain John Burnside and Lieutenants William McKens ie George Hook Con Sullivan. Noncommissioned officer requested. drilling to be supervised by an officer from the 1th regiment NOG NJ. Lodge moves to Moose Hall with updates including new paint metal ceiling and electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Lodge
Order of Moose
Alexander Tl
Pringle
Hatontown
John M. Corlies
Rumnon
Chas. Jones
C. G. Halverson
Red Bank
Supreme Lodge
John Burnside
William McKensie
George Hook
Con. D. Sullivan
1Th Regiment
NOG
Ted Bank Lodge
Moose Hall
Red Bank Boy 15 Missing From Home
Jake Romaine returned to Red Bank last Friday without Stanslaus Patterson after they disappeared Sunday afternoon May 24. Patterson's parents fear foul play as Romaine offers conflicting tales of their travels and separation near the Canadian border. Romaine claims they agreed not to speak to avoid papers, and he would not reveal the route or details. Patterson reportedly feared asking for food or riding freight cars during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Romaine
Red Bank
Stanslaus Patterson
Elmer Patterson
Herbert Street
Romaine
Patterson
New York State
Garbage Squabble Ends in Compromise
Ocean Township Board of Health and K E Booze reach a compromise on garbage routing for Asbury Park. After January 1, Asbury Park cannot dump waste in Ocean Township. Wickapeaka Drive will be used and health rules enforced. Next meeting set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Sunset Avenue
Wanatangsa
Health Board
Masonic Home Veteran Visits City from Burlington
Joseph W. Douglas, 73 and a long time Mason of Olive Branch Lodge No. 16, Freehold, now at Masonic Home Burlington, is visiting friends in this city for a week before returning. He has been a Mason for nearly 50 years. In Monmouth Beach three new bungalows on Griffin street near completion, built by Jack Brehm of Seq Bright, will include modern amenities. Former Mayor C O McPaddin leases Chelsea and Westwood Avenue cottages to R Foster and R Fuld of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Home
Joseph
Monmouth
Griffin Street
Monmouth Beach
Jack” Brehm
Seq Bright
McFaddin
C. O. McPaddin
Chelsea
Westwood Avenue
R. Foster
R. Fuld
New York
Mediation push in Mazatlan as famine fears grow
Secretary of State Bryan admits hopeful outlook after conference with President Wilson. Mediation program discussed with Carranza commissioners advances this evening. Mazatlan faces actual starvation with citizens left without food amid mounting crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Bryan
Diplomats Hopeful as Carranza to Name Mediators
Washington June 9 Secretary Bryan voiced optimism over the Mexican situation saying Carranza will name commissioners to represent him at Niagara Falls and be admitted by mediators on Carranza's terms. He denied orders on munition cargo and indicated settlement could come soon as mediation progresses with Carranza expected to reply at Niagara Falls tonight.
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Washington, D. C
Van
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Bryain
Wilson
Bryan
Tampico Te
William Conrow Dies in Racine Wisconsin
William Conrow, former Racine resident, died in Racine Wisconsin. He was born June 10, 1864 in Englishtown and was a plumber by trade. Survived by his mother Mrs Sarah J Curley of 38 South Fifth Avenue, a brother Elwood Conrow and sister Mrs Etta Moyss. Burial expected in Calvary Cemetery New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrow
Racine
Wis
Sarah J. Curley
South Fifth Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
New York
Garret
Sarah J. Conrow
Englishtown
Conrow
West
Elwood Conrow
Etta Moyss
Conraw
Harvest Home Date Set at West Long Branch Church
The Old Flist Methodist Episcopal Church West Long Branch fixes August 19 for the annual harvest home with a public meeting to appoint committees. The event draws countywide attendance as a home-coming season highlight. Hyer and Flock Undertakers advertise on page 8. MAWBEY death announced in Jersey City with service at St Luke's Long Branch. MASSEY infant noted with funeral at Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Flist Methodist Episcopal Church
West Long Branch
Mawbey
Jersey City
Hannah M
George W. Mawbey
Stephen and
Hannah Corlies
St. Luke's M. BE
Long Branch
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