Found Dead in Bed While on Visit in Red Bank
George Daniel Clark of New York City was found dead in his Red Bank lodging with death put down as paralysis from heart disease and Bright's disease. Coroner Fay ordered burial, and funeral plans await family details. Survived by wife two daughters and two sisters. Clark, long an electrical engineer, had a past hunting accident and had resided with his sister Mrs Worden. Funeral arrangements pending after early evening move to New York.
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George Daniel Clark
W. 42d Street
New York City
Red Bank
Louise Worden
James L. Worden
Abbott
Shrewsbury Avenue
Bright
Harvey W. Young
Harry C. Fay
Fay
New York
Clark
Florence Richter
Lillian Clark
Worden
John Messinger
Astoria
Long Island
Harry 8. Clark
Mr. Clark
John C
Ann Clark
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Fulton Building
Bay
Coney Island
Rector Place
Mr. Worden
Sir Arrested In Raid On Pit At Red Bank
In Red Bank a raid on the Pit led to multiple arrests and fines. Officers and Chief Wymbs encountered groups of colored men and whites during searches, with several held for disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Clarence Frost
Wymbs
Frost
Re‘corder Bad New
Woods
Hewitt
William Leonard
Thomas Palmer
James Morrin
Arkward
George White
Badeau
White
Speeding New York youth fined after 40 mph run in Red Bank
Charles R Goodsell of New York pleaded guilty to speeding 40 miles per hour at Broad and Monmouth streets Red Bank. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs 25 55 and the Renault racer was held as security. A diamond ring was posted as security by a passenger and the fine paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Bank
Charles R. Goodsell
Broad
Monmouth
Arthur L. Wymbs
State
Jacob B. Rue
Rue
Goodsell
Edward W. Wise
William B. Waters
Allenhurst
Middletown Village
Wymbla
N. Y
Engine House On Lincoln Avenue Painted For Summer
The Elbert?en engine house on Lincoln avenue is being freshened with a coat of paint and its interior prepared in summer attire. The open building invites daily inspection as locals view the fire fighting equipment. Mrs James Pettit of Yonkers New York is visiting the Cloughly homestead. Mr and Mrs Charles A Eldredge and family have left Avenue College and moved to the Cloughly homestead on Norwood avenue for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eblberen
Lincoln Avenue
James Pettit
Yonkers, N. Y
Cloughly Homestead
Charles A. Eldredge
Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Curious Exchange on Sleep, Toothache and Love
A fragmented musing notes two people in one bedroom, one with a toothache and one in love. The contrast sparks a quirky idea about how pain and affection affect sleep, inviting reflection on intimate moments and small discomforts.
Seaboard town raises funds for Bide-a-Wee home
In Red Bank a week long drive for the Bide-a-Wee home in Lockport netted nearly $100. Miss L Mathews led the effort with school children selling tape measures and earning awards. Students and local schools contributed cash plus gifts totaling about $100, while 48 patients are cared for at the Lockport home with state and private support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Lockport
Atlantic City
L. Mathews
Trenton
Josep Williams
Oakland Street
Mechanic Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
Beach Street
Police Shakeup Alters Beats Across City
The police department undergoes a Saturday noon reshuffle under Commissioner Arrowamith. New patrol routes start from City Hall with many reassignments including Hampton and H. & Hmmon s on Broadway, Clayton moving to Pleasure Bay, Laparre and others shifting districts, and Van Dyke returning to patrol duty. Some officers remain at or move to Second Avenue and City Hall as changes take hold. The note ends with a light joke about keeping chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowamith
Clily Hall
Hampton
H. & Hmmons
Broadway
Clayton
Lower Broadway
Limerick
Pleasure Bay
Laparre
Tallan
Morris Avenue
Martin
Dodd
Brighton Avenue
Errickson
Miller
City Hall
van Dyke
Harvey
the Hall
Second Avenue
Vetter
Second Ave
West
Callahan
West End
Cuneen
Elberon
Proposals for Pick Creek retaining walls opens
Proposals to furnish all material and labor for retaining walls at Pick Creek Neptune township will be received July 10 1912 at eleven o clock a m in Freehold Court House. Plans may be viewed at the Board of Chosen Freeholders or obtained from C K Clerk of Board Matawan with a five dollar deposit. bids require a five hundred dollar certified check to J M Corkes director. Work not to begin before Sept 1 1912. board may reject any bids. New Jersey Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Revenue and Finance
Bryant B. Newcomb
Frank L. Howland
Marshall Woolley
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
John W. Flock
City of
Long Branch
Pick Creek
Neptune
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of
Monmouth
Court House
Freehold
N. J
Freehold N
C. Kcl
Boar
Work Upot
Wally Ja
Dd Corlies
C.H. Clobe
Hhis Offee
City Hall
Tong Branch
Bluck
Liberty Street
Rockwell Avenue
Broadway
Atlantic
Wtea Fork Propesal
Cty
Longneh
Tider
Sikoe
Com~ Minwiners
Frank Ft. Howland
NEW Jersey Central
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G. W. Elliott
Sea Bright
Jearners
Steiner & Son
Eatontown
J. H. Shaw
North 5Th Ave
Union Ave
Fivercom
Shrewsbury River
Monmouth Beach
Ocean
van Huel & Holtson
Morris Ave
Aste
BIG Gargain
Care Record Office
Chelsea
Morris Aves
van Huel & Holston
Fourth Ave
Belmont Ave
Philadelphia
Ellis Ave
Mikee
Fennier
Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Norwood Ave
the Hecord
Rubber Roofing Co
Cortlandt St
Port-au-Peck
8. M. Weimer
Harms
Galilee
Ecole Abe Ae Tain Art
Ocean Ave
Bargain
Jack Stetzer
Madison Ave
Lodemann
Long Branch Station
East Long Branch Station
Capital
New Jersey Mine. & Trust Co
E. W. Phares
Broad St. Elizabeth
Third Ave
Con Gaskin
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Kurrus Bros
Agate
Rockwell Ave
Maxwell Auto
Campbell & Bartho
George H Howland
Seventh Ave
Central Ave
Liberty St
Scobey
Slocum Place
Ton’s
Norwood and
Broad Way
Ocean Front
van Hue & Holston
Grant Ave
Cooper
Cor
6Th Ave
Joline
H. H. Pemberton
Branchport Ave
Norwood
J. W. Flynn
Mabel Bray
Branch Ave
Monmouth Tee Co
West 28Th
Bts
Ladies
Saratoga
Charles C. Cattanach
H. Ritzau
Red Barn
Rothenberg Hotel
West Nd
Pearl St
Oakhurst
Herbert Cohen
Wibheron
T. E. Vassar, Jr
Holmdel
Farwell
Thomas B. Vassar
the Baptist Church
Mr. Vassar
New Market
Archibald HH. Sutphin
New Monmouth Baptist Church
Johnson Ll. Miner
Wirst Baptist Church
Red Dank
Vinsear
Carter
Fordes
Watt
George D. Clark
Millard Knowlton
State Tormid of Health
Loreal Hoard
Newcomb
Department of Revenue and
Tablie Kafely
Twondalee
Paget Moony Keven
Indiya
Anya
Avene. R. Warwick, “City Cheek
Clarence White
Broad St
Sioo
Chil
Salk
Little Silver
R. R
Rameon Road
Baillly
Eatontown News
Henry Nivison
Sara Nivison
T. C. Taylor
Luelly Rush
Jessie Rush
Jennie Jump
W. W. Ridgely
Bridgeton
J. D. Fay
Hookland Ladder Company
A. B. Nafew
Eee
NEW Jersey Supreme Court
Thomas Fay
Samuel BR. Rosef
Thomas FP. Fay
Samuel mm
Muhdred Dullara
Supreme Court
William Rikem, JR
Thomas T. Pay
Atty
Por Ae
Stockwell Avenue
Grondway
Atlantic Avenue
Rnit
Ant
Bundaya
Hundaya
Natila
Od Bank
Matawan
W. G. Babler
O. M
Patten
Highlands
Battery
South Perry
Perry
M. C. Hayden
Frederick K. Ball
Munichems
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