Chicken Thief Shot After Cat Alarm Sparks Hunt
In Westwood a cat raid sparked William Pitt to fire on a thief believed to be stealing fowls. Mrs Pitt witnessed the cat fleeing with a hen and alerted him. Pitt then tracked the cat as it carried another chicken into the house and shot the thief. Neighbors report ongoing losses of chicks and the incident ends with the cat fleeing the scene. Local notices track a string of summer moves, council finance talk in Red Bank, and hospital staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitt
Westwood
Pitt
Joe Gans Near Death From Tuberculosis
News from Phoenix, Arizona reports former lightweight champion Joe Gans is near death from tuberculosis. He is described as a shadow of his former self after defeating Britt, Nelson, and other challengers for lightweight honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Phenix
Ariz
Joe Gans
Gans
Britt
Nelson
Baseball scores from National and American Leagues
National League results include New York 6 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 8 St Louis 4 and Boston 4 Cincinnati 2 with a second game 5 2. American League saw Detroit 5 New York 1 and Cleveland 9 Boston 7, plus Chicago 2 Washington 1 in thirteen innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Brown
Archer
Ames
Meyers
Brooklyn
Louis
Sallee
Bresnahan
Bell
Bergen
Phila Pittsburg
Philadelphia
White
Campitz
Gibson
s.Ewing
Moore
Bhetler
Doolin
Boston-Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Summers
Stanage Vaughn
Mitchell
St. Louis -Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bender and Lapp
Powell
Troy
Wadgell
Allen
Ryan
Evans
Cleveland
Olcotte Hand Carrigan
Easterly
Bemis
Washington
Olmstead
Block
Payne
Johnson
Street
WI -Pg- Chicago
Deereeeseeeree
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Blanding
L. PO
Washington Chicago
Contested Oklahoma Capital Removal Hearing Set
Guthrie and Oklahoma City reports indicate a June 17 federal circuit hearing will decide the legality of moving Oklahoma's state capital prior to 1913. Judges Hook and Pollock expected to preside. Guthrie claims the conditional amendment vote was close. Governor Haskell remains at the state capitol hotel and requests Colorado for a kidnaping suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Hook
Leavenworth
Pollock
Kansas City
Federal Circuit
Oklahoma City
Haskell
Lee Huckles Hotel
Gov's Office
Govea
Colorado
Canning
Musical For Hospital Benefit in Monmouth County
A hospital benefit musical raised 15 dollars for Monmouth Memorial Hospital held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Homer Partree in Eatontown. Mrs. William Pintard of Red Bank curated the program with instrumental and vocal selections and a phonograph loan from Frank Storck. Several helpers and performers contributed, including Misses Dennis, Armstrong, Meeker, Wilburn, and counts for the event. Refreshments followed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Apical
Homer T. Partree
Eatontown
William Pintard
Red Bank
Frank Storck
Frederick Hoffman
Edwin Hobbs
Mary Dennis
Hessie Dennis
Sara Armstrong
Miss Meeker
Blanch Wilburn
Nobile Mosby
Albert Breese
Ruth Giles
Eulalia
Gladys
Pauline Partree
Verdict Won In Hard Fought County Case Over Hotel Company
In a lengthy November trial, Cotentin secured a verdict covering advances and interest amid testimony from diverse witnesses. Meyer and McKenna, managing West End Cottages, faced questions on company control. Miss Fanny Drigal, Winfield Warwick, and others testified on finances and book keeping related to Meyer's influence and the Tintern Manor Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gontinida Pia
Tere
Krtameyer Buteberay
Novembesagan
Cotentin
Gepeg.p
Leon Cottentin
Cottentin Hotel Company
Arthur Meyer
Thomas P. McKenna
Montreal
Messrs
Meyer
McKenna
Winfield Warwick
Princeton
West End
Meyer and McKenna
Fred Hoey
Cottentin
WP. la Monte
Tintern Manor Water Company
Thos. P. Fay
Personal notes from Elberon and area visitors
Mr and Mrs Frank K B Vogel of 16 East Seventy sixth street depart for their Brookside country home in Deal to spend the summer. Miss P A Smalley of Mount Holly visiting Mrs James Cloughly in Norwood Avenue. J Dittman and family back from England take a summer home on Brighton Avenue South Elberon. Mrs Seifert of New York and friends visit S Seifert who runs an automobile tire vulcanizing plant here. Frank Tilton of Keansburg and William Baker visit Elberon, guests at the Emmons cottage. Morris Glaser, a stage driver, arrested for abusing a horse, rearrested on a commitment. fined $10, later plus costs 14.90 after failing to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K B. Vogel
East Seventyixth Street
Brookside
Deal
P. A. Smalley
Mount Holy
N. J
Long Branch Grammar School
James Cloughly
Norwood Avenue
J. Dittman
England
Brighton Avenue
South Elberon
Frank Tilton
Keansburg
William Baker
Croker
New York
Elberon
Emmons
Morris Glaser
Joseph R. West
the & PC A
Agrvnt
Frank Pitts Leaves Red Bank for Atlantic Health Trip
Frank Pitts of Air Haven departs the village for a health trip across the Atlantic and plans to return in a few weeks. The Chautauqua Circle of Red Bank met at Maple Avenue with Mr and Mrs Frank Patterson for a literary program. Thieves attempted break ins Sunday night in Oceanic, frighted away. Mary Stewart’s store on Lafayette Street was among places visited. Frank K Gane promises repayment if Samose gains fail to help fatten thin people plump and rosy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pitts
Air Haven
Atlantic
Chautauqua Society
Chautauqua Circle
Red Bank
Frank Patterson
Maple Avenue
Oceanic
Mary Stewart
Lafayette Street
Frank K. Gane
Frank K. Gano
Angry Woman Threats End Radiator Removal Incident
A confrontation between Mrs. Clarkson and contractor Mr. Sickles over radiators escalated when Mrs. Clarkson fired a 82 caliber revolver at Sickles as he prepared to load the radiators onto a wagon. Sickles and his crew fled fearing harm, citing prior threats from the woman. Separately, Oceanport fire department volunteers prepare for a three day bazar. Janitor Robert Murphy injured his eye by fern debris at Oceanport event, treated by Dr Sayre. The bazar features a handsewn silk quilt exhibited at Capitola and Joseph Salz Red Bank stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sickles
Oceanic
Robert Murphy
Iain PD. Sayre
Red Bank
Oceanport
Capitela
Joseph Salz
Builder to Modernize Broadway Store Front Opposite Bank
Collector W. R. Joline has given the order for a new store front for his Broadway building opposite the Long Branch Banking Company and adjoining A. F. Nelson's grocery. The present shop, used as a boot and shoemaker, will be modernized with a plate glass front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Joline
Broadway
Long Branch Banking Company
A. F E. Nelson
Tufor
Strike Still Unsettled at Cun nins and Cloughly Nicholls Mills
Mill workers remove tools from Cun nins Mill after stalemate with Calvin Cun nins who says no more agreements. Clough ly Nicholl Co mill remains closed with no overtures toward a settlement. If work cannot be found locally, outside mechanics may be brought in to carry on operations. New Eagle officers for Tou Kalon Castle No 72 KGE elected for the ensuing term led by Past chief David W. Smith and noble chief Frank W. Woolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunnins
Cloughly
Nicholls
Calvin Cunnins
Ffe
Bhim
Cunnius
Cloughly, Nicholl & Co
Eagle
Tou Kalon Castle
No. 72
David W. Smith
Frank W. Woolley
Rupert Smock
Herald
Harry M. Conk
Arthur D. van Note
W. G. Patterson
Frederick K. Ball
Five-act Keithe's Lyceum Red Bank bill delights crowd
Fine Shows in Red Bank features a comedy sketch a strong man and a splendid minstrel act by five men. Empire Theatre Red Bank offers musical comedy sketch and two songs and dances along with standard motion pictures drawing theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's Lyceum
Red Bank
Empire Theatre
Cat’s Death By Self Misdirection On Gas Range
A pet cat belonging to John Emmons of Fifth Avenue reportedly caused its own death by reaching a gas range cock and turning it on. The odor filled the lower floor, but the gas remained confined and no one was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emmons
Fifth Avenue
Attractive Window Display at Wert's Pharmacy
Wert's pharmacy features a tasteful show window with artistic decor using English violets as groundwork. Nude baby paper pictures hang elegantly, creating an unobtrusive yet striking display. Photographer Hull photographed the exhibit for competition with similar displays. Mrs Wert previously earned praise for good window taste, and this display is described as exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert’s
Hull
Wert
The Holland Trio at Monmouth Beach Concert
The Holland Trio from the Hague will perform at the Monmouth Beach Inn and Baths casino on Thursday June 16 at 8 p m They present Stars and Stripes Sousa selections Intermission a Faust piece and a Coronation March by Meyerbeer The program supports the public school event and is advertised in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
The
Hague
Monmouth Beach Inn and Baths
Monmouth Beach
March Sousa
Faust‘Gounod
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Oops & Abels
Baronet Biscuits
Graham
Jder’s
Leatet ‘Sherman
J. K. Pearsall
Ateth
Gib& Co
Rothenberg Bund
Alfred Pierce
George Luke
Lakewood
J. J. O'Donohue
Norwood Park Cottage
J. Hesselein
Sphoetes
Bradley Beach
William MacIntyre
Ter
Amy
Long
Torough
Rm Prat Red Bank
Broad
Monmouth
Front Streets
Jol
Jolly Twelve
Frank Diehl
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Mr. Diehl
Edwin Field
H. B. Slocum
Long Bratch
Lyceum
Arcon
William Tendent
Overtine
Daily Record
J. Black . Lowe
Aringne
Baseball
Preyoe
Judge Moore
Ore
Pionrish
le Harngss
Eli Aringe
Ste.mall
Newark
Nad
U.S.A
R. Fester & Co
Wert’s Phar
W. Femyshe
Sto and Bennett & Sacco
William Wolcott
Jacob Steinbach
Officer Wolcott
New Ocean Grove
Carrie Noe
Qrean Grove
Norwood Park
J. R. Day
Recorder
Sadie Stryker
Belmont Avennue
Recorder’s Court
City Hall
Edwards
Stryker
van Doren
New Hospital
Walter §. Tilton
Farmingdale
Ife
James Rowland
Highlands
Julius Kludow
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Busi Ness
Atlantic Avenue
Pressley
Fred Owens
Haussling
Gaynor
Ne York
Owens
City Hall Park
City Court
North Long Branch
Josephine Johnson
First Avenue
Vetter
Poren
Wanamaker’s
Gramercy
Cer
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Street
the Holland Trio
Entertainment
Meyerbeer
Second Ave
New Jersey
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