Red Bank Officials Decide Paper for Collector's Report
Keansburg Borough Council rejects Sweeney demand for Wiz report printing and votes to run the Collector's report in the Red Bank Register. The measure, backed by Hurley Wood and Oliver, cites Register's larger circulation and lower cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiz
William A Sweeney
Red Bank
Kea Bank
Red Bank Register
John [S Cook
Repert M. Hurley
Daniel Wood
Wood
Hurley
Register
Phillips
Sweeney
Marking Waterway Channel Completed in New Jersey
The State Department of Inland Waterways announced that the channel marking from Day Head to Cape May is finished with a $2,000 appropriation. Dredging continues to deepen shoal parts while three marking methods guide boats and small craft along the coast. A law protects buoys and stakes from damage, with violators to be prosecuted. A June 18 country dance and ice cream festival supports Branchport Hose Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Department of Inland Water
William A. Maupay
Atlantic City
Henry J. Sherman
Camden
Day Head
Cape May
Bay Head
Bouys
Department
Great Weg
Longport
Ocean City
Risley
Sculls Bay
Meupay
Branchport Hose Co
Grand Tonight Vaudeville and Motion Picture Show
An advertisement promotes a high class vaudeville and motion pictures program at the Grand tonight. It urges patrons to attend for an enjoyable evening and mentions a local hardware sale by Chester M. Triax at 223 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Triax
Broadway
Singer
Grand Theatre
Auto Busses For Broadway Station And Clean Avenue
Local men inaugurate new style vehicles to substitute trolley cars. Smaller in size yet priced about 3000 dollars each with funds already subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Station
Clean Avenue
May Run The Year Around Plans For Local Bus Service
Plans to operate three auto buses costing 35 400 each on Broadway Third and Ocean avenues within weeks. The fleet would be smaller than Long Branch Morel units but similar in service. Funds have been subscribed and a formal announcement will follow. The movement aims to provide Long Branch liberty transportation at minimum price locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Third
Ocean Avenues
Long Branch
Morel
Association Line
Funeral services held for Jo A. Lacey in Red Hank
Funeral services for Jo A. Lacey son of Mmimett and Josephine Licey of Red Hank were at Tate residence at one oclock. Rev J Adams pastor of Red Bank A M E Zion Church officiated Interment by H C Fay Funeral Director at White Hidge cemetery South Ratontown. The Eiberon's Midsummer Bell notes the annual Midsummer Ball of Riberon Huganese set for Deal Casino on Thursday evening July 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo A. Lacey
Mmimett
Josephine Licey
Red Hank
Tate
Rev. J. Adams
Red Bank
A.M. i. Zion
Riberon Huganese
Deal Casino
Shanties Wrecked by High Winds Hit Pennsylvania Shanties
Mannequan June 17 Brooklyn Williams and William H Tilton flagsmen for the Pennsylvania Railroad were badly hurt when their shanties were blown over by a storm. Williams suffered a head wound and body bruising while Tilton sustained facial injuries. A heavy stove toppled onto Williams. Blacksmith William Morton injured as his team panicked in lightning and fled down Piry avenue. Freight car top blew off at Sea Girt and a plate glass door tore from Squan House at Manasquan amid hail and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piry Avenue
Morton Wish
Sea Girt
Marasquan
Manasquan
Board of Health to Enforce Garbage Contract
After a long council discussion the board gains full power to enforce all provisions of the garb age contract with Patterson and Sielder. Garbage disposal rules are set to use corporate receptacles with tied bundles. Complaints over charges and dumping practices prompt council to assert health board authority over enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
List Wehl
Leatone Council
Higenbon
Ernest AJ Arend
Board of Health
Patterson & Sielder
Ileglih
Cook
Clerkarricon
Harry 'T C. Metagar
Globe Hotel
Melvgy
Patterson & Vpielder
Ami
Carey
Hie
Gray
Matthew True, Sr
Alapleaveve
Cough
Pieldher
Sid Thore
Coureilnen Jacal Hevenrine
Hebert Hurley
Hoult Board
Ile
Heslih Board
Arend
Hurley
Council
Red Bank to Hold Special Bond Election July 29
Borough officials announce July 29 as date for a special bond election to finance a new fire engine and related equipment. The action follows council and mayoral deliberations, with bids reviewed for apparatus and road improvements on Broad Street and Branch Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Atul Council
Red Bank Register
Red Bank Standard
Long Branch Daily Record
Horace P. Cook
Pestat Ral
Semperson
Cook
Tie
Spee
Robinten
O.g
New York
Kabtinsegstambe
Cotte
Ohio
Threyeh
Y. Storins
Arvit Tex Co
Cincinnati
Americad Labraice Co
Dixon Cascade Co
Branch Avenue
Broad Street
Morgan °.V. Disbrow
Freehold
Werry T. Metsmar
The
Glove Hotel
Hollis Goodwyn
Fine Lecturers and Programs at Chautauqua Evening Event
The Chautauqua program featured Miss Meddie Hamilton and the National Opera Quartet with lectures by Newell Dwight Hillis on America today and tomorrow. Evening entertainment included Dieters magic act, Rosand juggling, and William Sterling Batten's dramatic impersonations of Dickens characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fherbert SB. Padter
Missouri
Hamaker
National Opera
Newell Dwight Hillis
National Opera Quartet
Meddies
Hamilton
Dielvies
Dietke
Rosand
Soung
Roasani
William Sterling Battis
Charles Dickens
Urfal
David Coperticlli
Rogue Riderhood
Charles* Dickens
Red Bank Man Dies At Hospital
A Red Bank man Jesse C Roach died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Sunday afteroon from internal trouble. He was 40. He had cancer removed and complications followed. Survived by wife two daughters a son and a stepson. Funeral visitations and interment planned at Red Bank and West Long Branch. He was a former Newark resident who moved to Red Bank two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Shrewsbury
Beachetrger
Red Bank
Jesee C. Roach
Mr. Roach
Newark
Henry Johnson
Bank Street
Harry C. Fay
Cholera Outbreak Among Bulgarian Army Alarms Europe
Reports indicate the Bulgarian army facing a virulent cholera outbreak with hundreds of daily cases and many deaths. Observers fear a wider European epidemic as war end negotiations over spoils influence the crisis.
Early Peace Is Predicted Amid War Plague and Deaths
A cholera outbreak sweeps a Pulgarian army camp near Macedo nia, with over a hundred cases daily and high fatalities. The epidemic threatens to spread across Europe and trigger renewed disputes among late Allies and a halt to hostilities. Also reported are a funeral for a local mother and child, a Fair Haven fly crusade lecture, auto club fines for reckless driving, and an engagement between Adele Force of Trookley and Edward A. Cooke of Red Bank with no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falonika
Pulgarian
Macedonia
Dalka
Europe
Iate
Adele Force
Trookley
Edward A. Cooke
Red Bank
Miss Force
John Jacob Astor
Walter Sylvester Force
William J. Force
Civic Parade Entries Fill Automobiles For Route Event
Thirty four entries including autos wagons and floats have been listed for the upcoming Civic Parade with firms like Athintle Pacific Tea Co Armour Co and Broadway Theatre among participants. The Asbury Park depot is being repainted under A J F Golden supervision and the job nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Athintle & Pacific Tea Co
Armour & Co
A. J. Golden
Dorman McPaddin
Brent Good
Tasting Piano Co
Chas
J. Pugki
L. Metzgar & Co
Broadway Theatre
Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer Co
Jos, Burner
United States Express Co
Fairfeld Dairy Co
George Gamble
Aia
Standard Ol) Co
Ford
Ernest G. Jordan
Ward Baking Co
Chandler & Maps
Fred Lenard
Henry F. Sprague
T. Schenck
L. Bower
W. H. Reyerson
Blaisdell & Edwards
Aty Park
Asbury Park
A. J F. Golden
Henry 8 Herman Dead In New York
Henry 8 Herman president and director of Union Exchange National Bank New York died yesterday at his Deal Beach summer home. He held multiple directorships including Empire City Safe Deposit Hudson Realty Owners Synte Park Realty Woodmere Realty and was based at 64 East Eighteenth Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 8.Herman
Union Exchange National Bank
New York
Fifth Avehue
Deal Beach
Herman
Empire City Safe Deposit Company
Hudson Realty Company
Synte Company
Ehdtor
The
Park Realty Company
Woodmere Realty Company
East Eighteenth Street
Keyport Library Cornerstone Celebrates Patriot Heritage
Keyport marked the cornerstone of its new free library, funded by local patriots from three generations. The Raritan Guard Library Association, including veterans from Company B of the 29th New Jersey, spearheads the project as a monument to wars from the Civil War to the Spanish American War, and to modern civic life in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Ibrary
New Jersey
Eall
United States
Raritan Guard Library Association
Secon
Alvin Lincin
Twenty-ninth
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Standard
Ast
Monmouth
Rutgers
Ceasoyer
Matawan
Ju ‘Uker Hackman
Asbury Vark
Adpkin Coley Minten
Sam
Eybvard
Pavton
Thomas Leynther
Port Monmouth
Monmouth County
Mr. Leather
Detroit
Tirzah Court No. 2
Ben Hur
Castle Mall
Poseguton
Sime Crafter
Red
Stork
Howland
Mre
Caples
Howland Pridgy Jnerniong
de Exch
Colens
W. E. King
Shore
Seven Bridge Road
Little Silver
Chautauqua
Governor Hadley
Dr. Newell Dwight Hilles
Manies
Rusher
Wellington
D. C
Wilvon
Ambasautier
Italy
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Switzerland
Mleasant A. Blowall
Georgia
Holmes Porebell
Joel H. Burchell
Miers Mary Matthews
Hakewood
St. Luke's M. EB. Church
John Y. Dobbins
Golden's
Balkan
Sirah Willtine
Fair Haven
Pair Haven
Tb Treadlee
American Mechanics
Fair Haven Borough
Brady
Allen
Ocean Park
Recorder’s Court
McGarvey
Rangon
Henry
Lesier
Chalmers
Mumson Road
Tennig Court Lane
Levier
Lovier
L. G. Boury
Rumson
McCue & Begcroft
Tenis Court Lane
Bridge Water Inn
Pleasure Bay
J. F. Murphy
Ginger Sewing Machine
Masons
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