Monmouth Memorial Hospital 1910 report outlines finances
The annual board report shows increased activity with 2 011 patients treated and charity disbursements over 14 000. Maintenance costs totaled 33 783.54, with major items including attendants dairy and cooking products fuel and light and surgical instruments. Donations from subscribers, entertainments and patients plus Freeholders funded operations and sterilizers.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Thomas R. Woolley
R. Browning Wilson
Red Bank
W. D. Harper
Peerens
Elizabeth Conover
Made’ Hanners
Mamie Carton
Edna Procter
Clara Kapp
Lillian Sullivan
Joana Walsh
Kathrine Connolly
Ever-present servant problem renews itself in
The phrase points to a recurring issue of reliance on an ever-present servant class or helper. Context suggests cyclical repeats in labor patterns and social structures.
Vision surgery by Copeland sparks debate on eye transplant ethics
In a Flower hospital procedure Dr. Royal Copeland transplanted a cornea fragment from a poor Chinaman to restore sight for two patients Mamie Ost and Sing Long. He performed a Von Hippel style cornea swap using a rabbit cornea technique and the operation aimed to restore vision with a potential payment discussion that drew sharp questions about wealth and medical access.
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Royal 8. Copeland
Flower Hospital
New York
Tale Lgcate
Mamie Ost
Copeland
Sing Long
von Hippel
Miss Ost
Bing Long
Dads to Get National Holiday Movement From Spokane
Spokane leaders launch drive for a nationwide Fathers Day observance to honor the home head. Invitations go to churches and organizations as Rev Hindley praises recognizing the "old man" with a tribute on Fathers Day June 19 and a rose as a wearied flower.
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Spokane
Wash
Wash) Ministerial Alliance
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
J. B. Dodd
Novel Poem on Flight Adds to Aero Nantie Literature
A Harvard Monthly piece signed J Gordon Gilkey 12 presents an aviator’s inner reflections during sky skimming. Imagery blends sea, clouds, and endless blue as the pilot vows continuous motion and silent dominion over boundless horizons.
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Harvard Monthly
Gordon Gilkey
Tannell
Sisie Ko
Lana
Wright Air Injunction Dismissed by Court
U.S. Court of Appeals vacates preliminary injunctions against Herring Curtiss and Louis Paulhan, allowing pilots to fly without bonds until trial. The ruling may boost amateur contests including a 25 000 dollar New York to Chicago race and a New York to St. Louis event. The decision notes patent infringement was not clearly shown to justify a preliminary injunction.
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Curtiss and Paulthan
Wright Brothers
Wrights
United States
New York City
Buffalo
United States Hreart Court of Appeals
Wright Pany
Herring-Curtiss Company
Louis Paulban
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Maryland Whisky Spill After NineStory Warehouse Collapse
Heavy rains undermined a Gwynn Brook Distilling warehouse near Owings Mills in Baltimore County. A nine story structure collapsed releasing about 20 000 barrels of whisky with 8 000 barrels lost to the fallout steering a oily odor over pastures and towns along the Western Maryland railroad.
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Baltimore County
Maryland
Ocean Graveyard of Sable Island Wreck Toll Climbs
Historic offshore graveyard near Nova Scotia, Sable Island, has seen hundreds of shipwrecks and numerous fatalities as wireless telegraphy and lighthouses reduce hazards. The latest wreck occurred in 14, adding to a toll of over 250 ships and many lives.
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Harmiees
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Sani
George George Names in Women's Writing Trend
The article notes women writers adopting male pen names with George as a favored choice for solidity. It cites George Eliot and George Sand as early examples, Julia Constance Pletcher writing as George Fleming, and introduces George Shock as a new entrant completing a cycle of Georges in authorship.
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George
Georges
George Eliot
George Sand
Julia Constance Pletcher
George Fleming
George Shock
Auto Collision on Rumson Road Leaves Rider Injured
A motorcycle rider, Letiuel Rhoades of Oceanport, collided with Kendall Methot’s Red Bank car on Rumson Road yesterday. Rhoades suffered a serious arm injury while Methot was arrested briefly. later, the matter was dropped after Methot’s father, Home Methot, pledged repairs.
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Branch Aventy
Rumson Road
Letiuel Rhoades
Oceanport
Kendall Methot
Red Book
Wageuard
Rhoades
Rank Leonard
Little, Er
Mr. Methot
Myroi Campbell
Mr. Mehot
Recorder Sickles
Red Bank
Francis White
Recorder Bickles
Long Branch Man Nathan Horton Dies in Asbury Park
Nathan Horton known as old man Hodges 65, living on Belmont avenue, died on a porch while washing windows near Third and Kingsley streets Asbury Park. He worked odd jobs to support his wife. death likely heart trouble. Funeral director William H Morris Jr. to arrange services. Horton was a member of Mount Olivet Baptist Church.
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Nathan Horton
Long Branch
Hodges
Third
Kingsley Streets
Asbury Park
Burns Undertaking Establishment
Belmont Avenue
P G A Loses Dog Poisoning Case
Edgars Alexander, son of EB Alexander who owns a large Middletown farm near Quigtey's bridge, faced Judge Schoenlein to answer cruelty to dogs by poisoning. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prosecuted with twelve jurors hearing canine poisoning admissions from the defendant.
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Edgars. Alexander
EB. R. Alexander
Middletown Township
Quigtey’s Bridge
Schoenlein
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Isaac Stein
Mr. Windish
James Lane
Wil
Ham Whearty
William Trébold
Lewis West
Poisoned meat linked to neighborhood dog deaths case
The chicken yard incident led to multiple neighborhood dogs dying after reportedly eating poisoned meat. Alexander was represented by William Pintard of Red Bank and the society by Joseph Turner of Asbury Park. The same jury heard both charges, and the Fardict covered both.
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Alexander
William Pintard
Red Bank
Society
Joseph Turner
Asbury Park
Fardict
Replevin of Radiators In Red Bank Dispute
Arthur Sickles acting with his attorney Joseph Reilly obtained a writ of replevin against Mrs. M E Clarkson of Spring Street Red Bank. Radiators were located in a cellar and a nearby barn and loaded onto Sickles' wagon. Clarkson resisted during two attempted removals with threats to shoot. One plumber, Willian McKenzie, was shot at. Clarkson was arrested on the first charge and released on own recognizance.
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Histtorney
Joseph Reilly
Arthur @ Sickles
Red Bank
M. FE. Clarkson
Spring Street
Louis Bergen
Edward Reilly
Mrn Bergen
Sickles
Clarkson
Am MccKenzie
Fight Over Sidewalks Lively Hearing At Eatontown Meeting
Eatontown Township Committee hears a proposed ordinance to lay stone or concrete sidewalks in populated village areas. Public hearing last night featured a pro and con showing petitions from residents along Tinton Avenue and South Street.
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Eatontown
Frank Butler
Linda Feet Poerty
Tinton Avenue
Jes Campbell
George Steele
Ers
Charles Corlies
Wanna Wilken
South Street
Chiddes White
Saatieee
Hog drives wagon as farming innovation at Rogers farm
Newmarket New Jersey June 16 Clark T Rogers owner of a hog farm has trained his largest hog Bill to haul a wagon as a preventive against hog diseases. Rogers believes hogs can be trained into useful draft animals for light farming and field work.
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Newmarket
N. J
Clark T. Rogers
Bill
Clark
Rogers
Collee
Months for Assault in Red Bank Case
Henry Mills was sentenced by Judge Foster to four months in the county jail for assaulting Mrs Ida L Bray at Red Bank. The defendant, described as colored, was convicted recently and this morning received the punishment.
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Henry Mills
Ida L. Bray
Red Bank
Foster
Brunnell Pleads Guilty to Stole Trousers Charge
Lester Brunnell pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of trousers in Freehold. He was released under a suspended sentence and placed on probation under Probationary Officer W. Ramsey.
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Lester Brunnell
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