Chicken in Shirt for Sunday Dinner Sparks City Court Case
George Williams colored known as a chicken fancier was found with a spring chicken concealed under his shirt near Broadway. He pleaded guilty to stealing the fowl from Mrs Kirke gard at Ocean avenue and was held for the grand jury. Other defendants faced loitering and drunkenness charges in Recorder Arrowsmith court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Broadway
Vetter
Williams
Patrolma Vetter
Kirkegard
Ocean Avenue
Recorder's Court
Willams
Recorder Arrowsmith
William Bawer
James Collins
Miller
Union Avenue
Frank Russell
One Lake
Second Avenue
Edwards
Man Arrested For Revolver Incident At Red Bank Baseball Game
Emmett Lacey, a Black Red Bank resident and former dog catcher, was arrested after pulling a revolver during an impromptu Sunday morning baseball game with Italian boys on Beach street. He claimed he carried the weapon to deter cats attacking his chickens. Bail set at 300 dollars. grand jury action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Lacey
Red Bank
Horatio Shutts
John Mazza
Beach Street
Lacey
James H. Sickles
Mazza
Commencement Tickets on Sale Tonight at Local Stores
Tickets for the June 20 commencement at St Luke's M E Church go on sale this evening at Smythe's and Britton's drug stores starting at 7 o'clock. This marks the first time evening sales are offered. Everyone is invited to buy as supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's M. E
Smythe’s
Britton’s
Bampe
Harry Vania to Preach at Baptist Pulpit
Harry Vania will preach at the First Baptist on Sunday June 18 at a.m. and 7 45 p m with Rev T Who as pastor. The Northern Baptist and Baptist World are mentioned. Also another speaker will preach June 25 at 4 46 p m at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vania
Baptist Pulpit
Harry
Rev
The
Northern Baptist
Baptist World
Philadelphia
Bros undertakers on Broadway address and contact line
Local funeral service advertisement lists Bros., undertakers, and address 616 Broadway with telephone 172 L.B. 100tf for arrangements.
Negotiations Opened for Red Bank to Long Branch Trolley
Jersey Central Traction Company seeks to build a Red Bank to Long Branch trolley line with officials from Red Bank and Long Branch meeting. Mayor E W Packer Councilman R L Gulick Newton Doremus and NY and LBRR Superintendent Berry discussed Broadway crossing elevation and potential overhead crossing. Doremus said plans aim to cut running time to about thirty minutes and steps toward securing end-to-end consents are planned for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central Traction Company
Red Bank
Long Branch
Board of Trade
Berry
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Broadway
E. W. Packer
R. L. Gulick
Newton Doremus
Red Bank Chamber of Commerce
Doremus
Broad Street
Pinckney Road
New York and Long Branch
Elkwood Park
City
Grand Avenue
Packer Attends Reading Funeral Benefit Meeting
Mr. Packer of Sea Bright travels to Reading Pennsylvania for the annual United States Funeral Benefit Association Jr. O U A M meeting opening today. An effort will be made to move the 1912 meeting to Sea Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Packer
Reading
Penn
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
United States Funeral Benefit Association of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Cornell Medical Faculty Hosts June 14 Class Reception
Invitations issued by Cornell University medical faculty announce a reception for the graduating Medical College class on Wednesday June 14 at 5 o clock. Anthony G Sacco son of Mr and Mrs John G Sacco of South Seventh avenue is among the graduates. Sacco is a graduate of Chattle High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Faculty
Cornell University
Medical College
Anthony G. Sacco
John G. Sacco
South Seventh Avenue
Sacco
Chattle High School
Pier construction accident injures Hennebique worker
An employee of the Hennebique Construction Company suffered a severe toe injury on a new pier while rolling a piling. A roller crushed the left big toe tearing the nail. Hyer Flock ambulance transferred him to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for care with possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennebique Construction Company
Hyer & Flock
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Creature's Band at Asbury Park Concerts Publish Schedule
Two nightly performances from May 2 to July 2 at Boardwalk Casino BeW programs offer 2000 seats at 25 cents. Late trains listed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creature’s
Asbury Park
Boardwalk Casino
Sunday mail hours set with post office window changes
The Long Branch post office announces Sunday operations limited by a Postmaster General order. Carrier window closed Sundays. general delivery 12 to 12:30. Patrons must file weekly written requests by 6 pm Saturday, or rent a Sunday lock box. lobby hours 11 am to 8 pm. Mail received by 12 pm and dispatched by 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
United States
Red Bank reporter hosts visit to East Orange and Hudson sail
Frank N. Worth of Red Bank and member of the New Jersey Standard staff spent the weekend as a guest of friends in East Orange. He took a sail up the Hudson as a guest of the Men's Club of the First Church of Disciples in East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Worth
Red Bank
New Jersey Standard
East Orange
Hudson
First Church of Disciples
Veterans to Celebrate Trip to Battery Arrowsmith
Arrowsmith Post No 61 G A R Red Bank plans its annual excursion to Battery Arrowsmith and the proving grounds at Sandy Hook on Wednesday June 28 the anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth. Samuel T Sleeper Camp No 16 Sons of Veterans Red Bank will accompany with a few invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith Post
No. 61
Red Bank
Battery Arrowsmith
Sandy Hoeck
Monmouth
Samuel T. Sleeper
No. 16
Sons of Veterans, of
Brower to Open Fruit Kitchen in Red Bank
Trevonian Brower of Philadelphia arrives in Red Bank for summer and plans to open the Brower Sisters' Fruit Kitchen in the corner building at Oakland and West Streets within a few days. Brower is brother of Red Bank Councilman George G. Brower and has run the Fruit Kitchen for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevonian Brower
Philadelphia
Red Bank
Mr. Brower
Theatrical Man Leases Henry Miller Cottage
Broadway dealers Van Huel and Houson lease the Henry Miller cottage on Liberty Street to Richmond Sause proprietor of the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York. He will take possession next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Huel & Houson
Henry Miller
Liberty Street
Richmond Sause
New Amsterdam Theatre
New York
Man Buys Red Bank Land for Residence and Paper Plant
Imer C. Wainwright of Chestnut street Red Bank has purchased a large tract along the road to Lincroft. He plans a residence and an experimental ground for his paper the Farmers' Success. A rear building will house a printing plant for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewspaper
Imer C. Wainwright
Chestnut Street
Red Bank
Lincroft
Visitors at Fair Haven Guests of Mrs. Worthley
Mrs. Charles Miller and children of Philadelphia returned after spending two days as guests of Mrs. Mi uncle Constable Pitt Worthley at Fair Haven Pofin. Theatre Moving Pictures about to open watch for date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Reg used Prices At Haven and Weed Weeden Ad
Used prices and bargains for carriages and related items advertised by Haven and Weed Weeden in Asbury. Includes new and second hand goods at great values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nda
Weed Weeden
Asbury
Two octogenarians dead at Red Bank
Obituaries from Red Bank report the deaths of two elderly residents. Christian Soffell aged 82 died after a long illness, survived by wife, two sons, a sister, and several relatives. funeral at his Red Bank home with burial in Fair View cemetery. Theodora D Finch aged 88 widow of the late Rev Hayy Finch died after a long illness, survived by two daughters and many friends. service at Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank with burial at Shrewsbury Episcopal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Soffell
Red Bank
Lincroft
Mr. Soffell
Soffell
Howard Tindall
Middletown Township
David
William Soffell
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fair View Cemetery
Robert R. Mount & Son
Theodora D. Finch
Hayy Finch
Chri ) Episcopal Church
Shrewsbury
Thomas Davies
Bergen Place
Broad Street
Ned Bank
Finch
Davis
Episcopal
Robert T Smith
Transformation at Monmouth Park Prompts Pride in City
Travelers between the city and Eatontown note big changes at Monmouth Park. Melvin R. VanKeuren of Eatontown had the park surveyed into building lots and a new street cut through the property. A large sale sign announces lots to be sold late in June. The historic 1870 Monmouth Park gates have been repainted, marking a notable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Monmouth Park
Melvin R. VanKeuren
In Jail For Theft of Packages
Benjamin Woolley was arrested this morning charged with larceny of two packages from a New York dry goods firm. The wagon stored at Mounts livery stable, Woolley seen with the loot sleeping at Masonic Hall last night. he took the packages when ordered out. Patrolman Miller recovered the stolen goods at Woolley’s Fifth avenue home, Woolley held at City Hall in $100 bail awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Woolley
New York
Mount
Woolley
Masonic Hall
Errickson
Anthony Ricco
Anthony Ricco, the Driver of the Wagon, Missed the Packages Mr. Mount
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The forecast covers thirty six hours ending Wednesday 8 p m. Expect thunder showers this afternoon or tonight with Wednesday fair conditions. Light to moderate southerly to westerly winds. Observations show a 29.77 barometer at 8 am and temperatures around 63 to 69 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Prevailing tropical storm devastates coastal mid Atlantic area
The Night New York reports at least twenty five dead and extensive property damage from a massive tropical electrical storm stretching from Norfolk to New England. It blacked out Washington and Baltimore areas, damaged James River shipping, with fifteen fishermen missing near Hampton Roads. Ships rammed and structures leveled across Pennsylvania New Jersey Hudson River Long Island. the storm is described as unprecedented in scale and severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk
New England
Washington
Baltimore
James River
Hampton Roads
Seal
Old Dominion
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hudson
Long Island
Fort Hancock Boy Now a Lieutenant
Hubert G. Stanton of Fort Hancock New Jersey graduates from West Point where he rose through grades and stood near the top of his class. He is the son of William Stanton and the brother of Thomas and Walter. His mother and family attended the ceremony after years of government service on Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy of
West Point
Hubert G. Stanton
William Stanton
Fort Hancock
N. J
Mary Stanton
Thomas
Walter Stanton
Sandy Hook
Stanton
Young Stanton
Little Grammar School
Hook
Atlantic Highlands High School
Manual Training High School
Brooklyn
John Kean
New Jersey
Mrs Earle Vacation Plans Span Maine to New York
Mrs William P 8 Earle of New York spent Friday with Mrs Frank Wood at 462 West End Avenue. Mrs Earle occupied the Finn cottage on Norwood Avenue for the past two summers and will summer in Maine this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P
Earle
New York
Frank Wood
West End Avenue
Finn
Norwood Avenue
Maine
Young Son of Sea Bright Councilman Dies
Holmes Edward Yrowler four year old son of former Councilman W R Fowler of Newstreet Sea Bright died this morning at 4 40 from spinal meningitis first child of a twelve member family to die funeral arrangements to be announced burial in care of funeral director W H Morris Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Edward Yrowler
W. R. Fowler
Newstreet
Sea Bright
W. H. Morris, Jr
Red Bank High School Graduates at iGrace Church
The Red Bank High School graduating class attended iGrace Methodist Church for the baccalaureate service. Rev. George S. Johnson preached a concise address to the graduates as teachers and relatives filled the auditorium decorated in light blue and white. Mrs Mamie Ferry will entertain the past councilors D of L on Monday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Red Bank High School
iGrace Methodist Church
George S. Johnson
Johnson
Gator
Mamie Ferry
D. of L
City to Advertise in Elks Parade at Atlantic City
Long Branch plans a float in the Elks parade at Atlantic City on July 13. Samuel R. Rosoff donates Ocean Park band for the display. Dr J T Welch and Charles Rosencrans seek city endorsement for an appropriation to cover expenses. Ex-President George E Poland presided and named Warwick Rehm Chandler to meet the Elks committee at the smoker at Hik’s home Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Warwick
Harry C. Rehm
Augustus Chandler
Elks Committee
Hiks
Past Masters' Night At Eatontown Lodge Event
Washington Lodge No. 9 F and A M celebrated Past Masters night at Masonic Hall Hatontown with delegations from Long Branch Abacus lodges and Red Bank Mystic Brotherhood No. 21. The degree was desemplified by Washington Lodge past masters. Four locals, T Fraser W C Price E H Green and E H Emmons Jr., reside in the city. A banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Washington Lodge
Masonic Hall
Hatontown
Long Branch
Abacus Lodges
Mystic Brotherhood Lodge
Red Bank
T. Fraser
W. C. Price
E. H. Green
E. H. Emmons
E. H. Emmons, Jr
Wheelock Cottane Leased by Normandie Estate
The Normandie country estate of the late actor Henry Wheelock has been leased to piano manufacturer J. H. Hardman. The rental arrangement was arranged through P. Hall Packer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandie
Henry Wheelock
J. H. Hardman
P. Hall Packer & Son
Divorce Action Withdrawn Over Reconciliation at Long Branch
The famous dancer Bes sie Clayton and Julian Mitchell at Long Branch have ended divorce proceedings as Mitchell’s serious illness led to reconciliation. Clayton had previously named Louise Alexander as co respondent for a divorce case connected to Alexander’s work in The Follies of 4910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mitchell
Bessie Clayton
Long Branch
Mitchell
Miss Clayton
Louise Alexander
Two C. R. R. Stations Entered At Bradevelt And Marlboro
Thieves entered the Bradevelt and Marlboro stations on the Freehold branch of the C R R of New Jersey Sunday night. At Bradevelt the post office stored stamps and some change in the money drawer. A thirty five cent coin was taken at Marlboro. The hand car from Bradevelt carhouse was stolen and later found in a ditch near Morganville station. The thieves likely grew tired of pushing the heavy car along the incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradevelt
Marlboro
Freehold
N. J
Morganville Station
Creature Returns to Asbury Park Band
A world famed 50 piece band will perform at iwalk Casino in Asbury Park twice daily through July 2. Nonreserved seating priced at 25 cents, with admission details and show times listed in the casino program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Iwalk
Casino
Editor Takes 60 Red Bank Children to Circus Treat
Red Bank Register editor John H. Cook took over sixty Beach Street School children to a Long Branch circus on a special trolley car. He arranged peanuts and pink lemonade, giving the scholars a memorable day while the editor enjoyed hosting and recalling his own childhood. The outing marks Cook as the town's most talked about juvenile figure for the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Mr. Cook
Long Branch
Ms Cook
Cook
Beach Street
Red Bank
John Henry Cook
Dance at Shrewsbury Fire Company House in Broad Street
A dance under Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company auspices will be held at their Broad Street firehouse tomorrow night. A door souvenir, ton of coal, barrel of flour and a $5 gold piece will be disposed of on the cooperative plan. A committee handles the affair and works hard for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company
Broad Street
Dr James M Green as New Jersey State School Head
Rumor says Governor Wilson may name James M Green to lead the New Jersey State school system at a $10 000 salary. Green has headed the State Normal School for over twenty years transforming it into a leading institution and drawing attention from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
James M. Green
Green
State Normal School
Long Branch
Christopher Gregory
Dickinson College
Illinois Wesleyan University
New Jersey State Normal School
United States
Jersey
Lightning Strikes Tailor in Saks Avenue Shop
Samuel Jones a tailor on Saks avenue was shocked by lightning while operating a sewing machine last night. He collapsed unconscious but recovered by morning after medical aid and rest. Velox Auto Cylinder Oil advertised at 50 cents per gallon in five gallon cans. Chester M Truax listed at 22½ Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jones
Saks Avenue
Jos. T. Welch
Jones
Velox
Chester M
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Jersey Central Traction Co
Dr. Sacco
Daily Record
Sunday Mail
Christian’ Soffel
Theodosia French
Weather Bureau Forecast
Long Bratch
Perature
Atlantic
North Jersey
Mr. Fowler
Daily. Record
Wheelock Cottane
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