Bayonne Fails to Adopt Commission City Government
Bayonne New Jersey voters decide against adopting the Walsh act commission form, with 66 percent turnout and two contested ballots in doubt. Governor Wilson championed the measure, urging cross party support while business leaders backed the plan and opposition emerged from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Atvide
Hudson County Board of Elections
Commission
Election Board
Keyport Organizes Village Improvement Association
The ladies of Keyport organize a Village Improvement Association to beautify the borough morally sanitarily and artistically. Officers include President Mrs A M Brown Vice Presidents Mrs P Sandergard Miss A M Dick Mrs V Curtis Mrs T P Welch Mrs A S Van Buskirk Recording Secretary Miss Jennie Moore Corresponding Secretary Mrs F B VanBrackle Treasurer Miss Eleanor Van Brackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
A. M. Brown
P. Sandergard
A. M. Dick
V. Curtis
T. P. Welch
A. S. van Buskirk
Jennie Moore
F. B. VanBrackle
Eleanor van Brackle
Merchant Robert West Sails Mauretania to Ireland Visit
Robert West a well known Keyport merchant sails today on the Mauretania for a visit to his life in the north of Ireland. He plans to attend the coronation ceremonies while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert West
Keyport
Mauretania
Ireland
West
Red Bank Visit By Newark Travelers
Mr and Mrs Augustus Soffell and son Milton of Newark spent Saturday and Sunday as guests of Ex Councilman and Mrs Walter W Noble of Rector Place Red Bank. The trip was made in Mr Soffell's new automobile and included tours of scenic drives near Red Bank and Long Branch.
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Augustus Soffell
Milton
Newark
Walter 8. Noble
Rector Place
Red Bank
Soffell
Long Branch
Local Girls to Graduate from State Normal School
Graduation exercises for the 1911 class will be held in the school auditorium on the evening of the 21st. One hundred seventy five young ladies and two young men will be recognized for their efforts during the course. notable graduates include Katherine Hasel M. Hoffman Nancy and Florence A. Reeler Gulick.
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State Normal School
Braneft
Katherine
Hasel M. Hoffman
Nany
Florence A. Reeler Gulick
Returned From Visit
George F. Smith of Oakland Red Bank returned home Monday after spending two weeks as guest of his cousin Mrs H of White Plains New York.
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George F. Smith
Oakland Red Bank
Mrs. H
White Plains
N. Y
Rumors Center on New Jersey Court and Education Appointees
Rumors at the State House wire that Governor Wilson may appoint Senator William J. Bradley or Senator Ernest Ackerman to the Court of Errors and Appeals. Edward T. Moore is also mentioned as a likely candidate. Chapin of Montclair is eyed for Commissioner of Public Instruction and may join a reconstituted State Board of Education.
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Trenton
State House
Wilson
Court of Errors and Appeals
William J. Bradley
Camden
Senate
Ernest E. Ackerman
Thomas M. Moore
Ackerman and
Bradley
J. McCutcheon
Somerset County
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Board of Education
Frelinghuysen
State Board of Agriculture
Somerset
Farm near Middle town man loses control after horse bolts
Daniel C. Hendrickson, a Middle town farmer, while driving to Red Bank yesterday morning, saw one horse stumble and the other bolt. He stopped the team but the carriage pole broke and harness damaged. Both horses suffered serious cuts.
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Daniel C. Hendrickson
Red Bank
Mr. Hendrickson
New Teachers Named for Keyport High School
Miss Margaret McClenaghan a Marysville College graduate Marysville Tenn will teach English and Latin at Keyport High School next year Miss Bessie McCullough a Dickinson College graduate Carlisle Penn will teach mathematics and science at Keyport High School next year
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Margaret McClenaghan
Marysville College
Marysville
Tenn
Bessie McCullough
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Penn
Keyport High School
Pharmacy Degree for Mr Patterson at New Jersey University
At the third annual commencement in Jersey City Leroy Fatterson received the doctor of pharmacy degree. He is a prescription clerk at William J. Smythe Jr.s Broadway drug store and is the Long Branch area’s highest credentialed pharmacist. Patterson has taught at the University of New Jersey for three years as professor of Pharmaceutical Mathematics and associate professor of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of the State of New Jersey
Jersey City
Leroy Fatterson
William J. Smythe, Jr
Broadway
Patterson
University of New Jersey
Five May Be Storm Victims On The Bay
Anxiety rises for a five member Essex county boating party who left Bergen Point in the sloop Vayu on Saturday at six for a Sunday return. Lemuel E. Smith, his parents, George Schultz, and Louise Millard are feared lost near Sandy Hook as rescue efforts find no word of wreckage or survivor.
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Essex County
Bergen Point
Lemuel E. Smith
Art Department
Newark Evening News
Lemuel Smith
Brookside Avenue
Irvington
George Schultz
Walker Road
West Orange
Louise M. Millard
New York Harbor
Atlantic Highlands
Yayu
T. R. Parker
Bayonne
Smith
Sandy Hook
China
Excursion Date Set for Keyport Sunday Schools
The union excursion of Calvary and St. John's Methodist and First Baptist Sunday Schools in Keyport is scheduled for Thursday August 24 to Asbury Park.
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The
Calvary
St. John’s Methodist
Baptist Sunday Schools
Keyport
Asbury Park
Summering in White Mountains with Keyport Couple
Borough Clerk and Mrs. Marcus B. Taylor of Keyport have gone to the White Mountains where they will remain during June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus B. Taylor
Keyport
White Mountains
Ben Hur Tribe Memorial Day Observed in Asbury Park
The Ben Hur Tribe Memorial Day, observed on the second Sunday in June, had Simonides Court No 1 members visiting cemeteries in Asbury Park to honor departed members. Graves were decorated with flowers including a marker at Edward J Pitcher’s grave in Greenlawn with a flag and carnations. Twelve members have died since the tribe formed sixteen years ago.
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Ben Hur
Simonides Court
Asbury Park
Hdward J. Pitcher
Greenlawnes
Orger
Creature's Band at Asbury Park Concerts
Two daily performances at the Boardwalk Casino Asbury Park from May 27 to July 2 with new programs. Capacity 2,000 seats priced at 26 cents each.
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Creature’s
Asbury Park
Boardwalk Casino
Cts
At Reduced Prices. Secondhand Wagons and Carriages For Sale
Auction style notice listing reduced prices for secondhand wagons and carriages. It references dealers or sellers likely named Weeden Havens and Asbury Bark with catalog numbers or prices noted in a terse market advertisement.
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Weeden
Havens
Ada
Asbury
Schoolart Exhibition Attracts Wide Attention
The Grammar School exhibition opened Monday at 3 20 in the auditorium. It showcases drawings and manual training from primary through high school with sketching water colors crayon work charcoal mechanical drawing and lettering. Woodwork sewing and weaving projects by boys and girls, plus fine curtain stenciling and pillow tops, highlight the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Lifesaver Demonstration Promises New Surf Rescue Gear
Sea Bright Beach Club members watched lifeguard Miller test a new life preserver invented by Cyril A Smack with heavy surf. Miller rode the seas and floated beyond the break for minutes gaining skill in the device. Captain Watson lauded the appliance and bought one for his patrons as Columbia baths and other grounds equip with the gear.
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Sea Bright Beach Club
Shuday
Miller
Cyril A. Smack
Mr. Miller
Watson
Columbia Baths
Alumni-Chattle Game Looms With Veteran Penn Stars
Next Saturday the Chattle baseball team faces the Alumni squad hoping to prove age won t stop them from the national game. Alumni lineup includes Richard Van Dyke Howard Stokes Alfred Heiles James Walsh Albert Warwick George To masky Elmer Sawyer Leo Reisner Ben nett Woolley Howard Burns Leo Warwick and Chester A Dennis all from the University of Pennsylvania. They expect to beat Chat tle and draw a crowd with the old stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Richard van Dyke
Howard Stokes
Alfred Heiles
James Walsh
Albert Warwick
George Tomasky
Elmer Sawyer
Leo Reisner
University of Pennsylvania
Bennett Woolley
Howard Burns
Leo Warwick
Chester A. Dennis
Clark and Whalen win Lakewood street crossing contract
Clark and Whalen, Long Branch bluestone and marble workers, secured a major contract to lay 1,300 feet of street crossings in Lakewood, described as the City in the Pines. The award highlights the firm’s regional work in stone and paving projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark & Whalen
Long Branch Bluestone and Marble Workers
Lakewood
Pines
Port Monmouth Boy Recovering From Foot Cut
William Leddy a Port Monmouth boy has been laid up for several days after a bad cut in his foot Blood poisoning was feared for a time but he is now improving.
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William Leddy
Port Monmouth
Weather Bureau Forecast Shows Fair Skies and Cooler Temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts the next thirty six hours ending Thursday 8 p m for New Jersey to be fair tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler temperatures in the south. Light to moderate northwest and north winds. Observations from the display station 43 North Broadway Long Branch at 8 a m report a barometer 29.76 inches and wind velocity 16 miles per hour from the west. Temperature 66. Highest yesterday 67. Lowest last night 60. Rainfall 0.9 inch. A year ago today was partly cloudy with a temperature of 72. Advertise to the Day Record.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
May Mail Statistics for Long Branch
Tabulation of mail handled at the Long Branch post office for May totals 349 497 pieces. Breakdown shows outgoing and incoming first class and newspapers, with times, handlings and rates per minute for letters circulars newspapers and other matter across main office stations and Sea Bright figures.
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Long Branch
S. S. Waitt
West End
Sea Bright
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright Post Office
Monthly Meeting Postponed by Red Bank YMCA
The Red Bank YMCA officers and directors postpones their regular monthly meeting from Monday night to Friday night next week due to weather. The agenda includes action on Secretary J L Kohler's resignation and the selection of a new secretary.
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Red Bank Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Monmouth Street
J. L. Kohler
Milk plant brick stack toppled by storm
Martin McCue county road supervisor who runs a milk business reports a thirty foot brick stack at his Willow avenue plant was blown down by the recent storm. The falling brick damaged a corner of the roof.
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Martin McCue
Willow Avenue
Strawberries Shipped In Large Quantities From Ports
Strawberries from Port Monmouth and Keansburg stations have been shipped in forty carloads over the last ten days. Prices fell from 16 cents per quart last week to as low as five cents. Leading shippers included Elmer J. Willett Willard N. Palmer Cramford Walling and William R. Taylor of Port Monmouth and Patrick Aherin Thomas Aherin Patrick Kelley and Patrick Leddy of Keansburg.
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Port Monmouth
Keansburg
Elmer J. Willett
Willard N. Palmer
Cramford Walling
William R. Taylor
Patrick Aherin
Thomas Aherin
Patrick Kelley
Patrick Leddy
Simp son M. BE Church Plans 30th Anniversary Week
The thirtieth anniversary of Simp son M. BE Church will be celebrated with a week of services starting Sunday October 22. Special services will be held throughout the week with Old Home Day observed on October 27.
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Simpson M. BE
Wanted, Girls for Nation Department
Joseph Goldstein seeks women to join a national department service. Advertisement notes recruitment details and eligibility in a concise notice.
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Girls For Nation Department
Jos. Goldstein
Billiard Exhibition Tonight by Prof Lewis at Greent’s Hotel
Prof. Lewis will headline a billiard exhibition at Greent's Third Avenue Hotel tonight. He will challenge local players in a nose and finger billiards contest and later perform a display of fancy shots. Advertisements appear in the Daily Record.
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Prof
Lewis
Greent
Third Avenue Hotel
Express companies blamed for high living costs
Washington June 14 The House postal subcommittee considered the Lewis bill to condemn and add express firms to the postal system. Lewis argued express trains do not serve rural areas and that joining the post office would cut rates and boost farm distribution. He described zones and cost plans, claiming current express charges are excessive.
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House
Washington, D. C
Postoffce Postroads
Washington
Congress
Mr.Lewis
Prescription for Liquor Sale Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed the Bergen County conviction of Frank Pannelli, owner of a drug store, for selling liquor without a physician prescription. The ruling holds liquor sales under government license require medicinal purpose and a physician prescription, rejecting defense claims on testimony relevance and license-based sale.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Frank Pannelli
Bergen County
Pannelli
Lepold Spitzopk
Spitzhopf
Louis Dondero
Lcense
Keyport Visitor Kills Three-Foot Snake in Ellenville
Lloyd Cokelet of Keyport reports to home from Ellenville New York that he killed a rattlesnake measuring three feet six inches with eleven rattles, describing the encounter in his letter.
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Lloyd Cokelet
Keyport
Ellenville
N. Y
Jersey City Dead Animal Removal Permit Upheld
The New Jersey Supreme Court sustains Henry Foster’s conviction for hauling a dead horse through city streets. The ruling upholds municipal power to regulate nuisances and confirms Jersey City’s permit requirement for removing dead animals due to glanders.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Henry Foster
Schwarz Brothers Company
Jersey City
Foster
Romulus P Rimo to Receive L L B Degree at Carnegie Hall
Romulus P Rimo a Chattle High School graduate class of 1909 will receive the L L B degree from New York Law School at Carnegie Hall New York tomorrow evening Ex Judge Alton Barker will address the graduates Rimo is one of the youngest in the class and during school was popular active in athletics where he pitched for the 1 team.
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Romulus P Rimo
Chattle High School
New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
New York
Alton Barker
Rimo
Chattle
Sewing Circle Aids Aged and Orphans Home
A sewing circle has been organized to aid the Aged and Orphans Home and meets every Thursday afternoon to sew and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Butcher Injured After Glass Case Fall at Garrigan’s
Charles Roche employed by Fred Worthley at Ocean Port fell into a glass show case in Garrigan's grocery last Friday. He sustained a deep cut that required dressing by Dr. H. C. Partree who removed a two inch fragment of glass.
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Case
Charles Roche
Fred Worthley
Oceanport
Garrigan
H. C. Partree
Creature Returns to Asbury Park Boardwalk Stage
A world famous band of 50 pieces performs at Asbury Park Boardwalk daily through July 2 at Casing venue. The 2,000 seat hall hosts two shows per day as part of the summer schedule.
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Asbury Park
Uestoltst
Storm Damage Strikes New Monmouth and Port Monmouth
Lightning toppled a willow landmark on Bray avenue Port Monmouth and severely damaged a barn roof at Mrs Serena Eastmonds. A large locust tree in William Mooneys New Monmouth yard was struck. Keansburg saw maple trees down and Elijah Tiltons roof crushed by a blown oak. Captain William Seeleys Port Monmouth residence escaped major damage. The Kings Daughters of Red Bank met at Mrs James Ri Smocks Broad Street home.
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William Mooney
New Monmouth
Bray Avenue
Port Monmouth
Serena Eastmond
William M. Seeley
Keansburg
William B. Willis
Elijah Tilton
King’s Daughters
Red Bank
James Ri Smock
Broad Street
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Newarkers
L. B
Appeals Court
Mr. Patterson
the Bay
Tanoi
Tonkin
Hillside Park
Hale
George Schutz
Dat
Rafia
Big
Weather Bureau Forecast
Simpson Church
Daily Record
Express Cos
Argentina
Europe
United States
R. P. Rimo
Velox
Chester , Truazx
Bway
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