Roosevelt Breaks With Republican Party Leads Bolting Coalition
Colonel Roosevelt repudiates the Republican convention and announces he will head an independent Progressive movement. He orders his followers to remain active inside the convention hall to contest seating and vows to organize a separate convention if fraud is suspected. He declares he is through with party loyalty and urges supporters to fight for principles.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Republican
Republican Party
Taft
Convantiott
United States
Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports 1911 cost and patient stats
The board’s annual report for the year ending December 31 1911 presents balances receipts and disbursements totaling $44 712 40 and $43 812 04 respectively with a $900 36 balance. Cash receipts include $29 632 57 from patients and $5 492 in cash donations.
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Board of Governors
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Balaride
Thomas R. Woolley
Matthias Woolley
Piang Complete For Alumni Dance In Formal Reception
Char tle Alumni Association members met in Arthur Hull studio to plan a twenty dance program with recent popular songs. They chose an informal yet full dress event and named the graduating class of the year as the evening’s list. Tickets were nearly sold out but friends of the class were welcome regardless of graduate status despite limited tickets.
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Chartle
Arthur Hull
Coming Wedding at Belford Grace Wilson to wed William Cottrell
Invitations announce the marriage of Grace Wilson daughter of Mrs. Elsie Pearce of Belford to William R. Cottrell of the Highlands. The ceremony will be at First Methodist Episcopal Belford on Sunday June 23 at 2 pm with Rev. John A. Oakes officiating. Reception follows at the bride’s Compton street home.
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Grace Wilson
Elsie Pearce
Belford
William R. Cottrell
The
Highlands
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John A. Oakes
Compton Street
Near Death From Touching Live Wire
Addison Williamson, 42, known as Buck, an employee of Public Service Electric, was sent from Newark to repair a Rumson sub station when his hand touched a live wire. He collapsed, bled from the mouth, and remained unconscious after Dr. Howard B. Reed of Sea Bright transported him to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Williamson, married, was reported in critical condition.
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Addison Williamson
New Brunswick
Public Service Electric Company
Newark
Rumson
Williamsort
Buck
Howard B. Reed
Sea’ Bright
Moonmouth ‘Memorial Hospital
Williaamson
Man Held for Grand Jury in Beach Robbery Case
Police pursue George Thorn after a beach robbery on Broadway near the ocean front. Widener identified Thorn as the thief, saying he lost seven dollars during the incident. Thorn denied guilt but faced grand jury action with $200 bail and Widener as a witness posting $100.
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Broadway
Vir
Avenue
Frank MetCarthy
City Hal
George Thorn
George Widener
Unter Avenue
Liberty Street
Thorn
Widener
City Hall
Arrowsmith
Thorn Jn
E Widener
Weather Forecast For New Jersey And Local Notes
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather tonight and Friday with little temperature change and light west winds. Observations show a high of 69 and a low of 56, with 65 at 8 am. Barometer 29.90, humidity 61 percent at 10 am. A $25 reward offer seeks the person or persons who tampered with a telephone connection at Brighton and Second Avenues West End. Empire Theatre ad lists vaudeville and two reel films at Monmouth Street Red Bank.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Bratch
Basameter
Peron
Harry Hennessey
Lantelinc
Blaze at Castle Wall Causes Ten Thousand Dollar Fire
Smoke and flames sparked by a brush fire destroyed property at Castle Wall in a blaze estimated at $10,000. Fire crews battled the flames as residents reported embers driven by wind. No injuries were reported and investigators were on scene.
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Castle Wall
71 Graduates Receive Diplomas at Grammar School
Closing exercises at the grammar school saw 71 graduates receive diplomas presented by Rev. Dr. J. Y. Dobbins. Names span multiple rooms with students including Kathleen Barber, Cilla Clayton, Florence Smith, Ralph Cheetham, Harvey Valentine, and many others. The program featured orchestra overtures, choruses, and confirmations of diplomas by Rev. Dobbins.
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J. Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
Misa Britton
Kathleen Barber
Cilla Clayton
Hmnia DeWitt
Alberta Fielder
Rose Fornarotto
Holly Gifsig
Dora Gruber
Edna Moran
Eva Pearce
Nettie Plager
Irene Schuch
Florence Smith Wislé van Huel
The
Lark
Schubert
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Ainslee Harris
Holly Giffing
Kenneth Breece
Owen
Dorothy Randall
Barbara Deckert
May Donahue
Fiana
Witches Flight
Kiva Pierce
Sidney Flannigan
Elsie Vanbrant
Douglas Meyers
iChorus
Ergmann
J. ¥. Dobbins
Arins
Veazie
Truth
Kenneth
Walling Family Dog Killed by Automobile on Atlantic Ave
A late yellow dog owned by Captain and Mrs W D Walling’s children was run over by a car on Atlantic Avenue yesterday. Eddie the youngest boy carried the pet home to save its life but it died minutes later. The funeral was held this morning with neighborhood children in attendance.
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W. D. Walling
Atlantic Avenue
Eddie
Sixty Ratments in Hospital Reports
Sixty patients are under treatment today at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Max Schulz, an employee, is rapidly recovering from appendicitis and expects to resume work soon. Detective Captain William D. Walling is now able to conduct business from home on Atlantic Avenue after leaving isolation. A telephone line was installed at his residence this morning, though the number is not known. Fresh fish arrives daily from local pounds at Enterprise Market, 148 Broadway.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Max Schulz
Hel
William D. Walling
Atlantic Avenue
Enterprise Market
Broadway
Fire at Castle Wall causes $10000 damage in city
Fire yesterday afternoon at Myron H. Oppenheim's Park avenue estate destroyed a garage, barn, and outbuildings of neighbor Ellis Tallman. Winds fanned embers spreading flames across a short distance and damaging a cottage complex. Firefighters faced low water pressure and delayed alarms before bringing the blaze under control.
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Castle Wall
Myron H. Oppenheim
Park Avenue
Ellis Talkman
Mr. Oppenheim
Elberon
Elberon Garage
Isa Ae
Millie Tallman
Tallman
West End
Oppenheim
City Health Board Names Committee Heads at Meeting
At City Hall the Board of Health announced committee chairs led by President Newcomb. Members include Finance Frank L Howland and Sanitary John W Flock with building chair Thomas W Arrowsmith and contagious diseases Marshall Woolley.
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Board of Health
Newcomb
City Hall
Frank L. Howland
John W. Flock
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Marshall Woolley
Taber
Sanitary Committee
Highlands
Flock
Brooks
Charles Hogetti
Second Avenue
Bosetti
Dolitideo
Northam
Louis Barone
Long Branch
State Board of Health
J.F. McAnerney
Villa Kilkee
Byrdha
Dent Newcomb
Red Bank Graduates Plan Further Studies After High School
Over half of Red Bank High School’s year class will pursue college or other studies next fall. President Robert A. Reese and Adrian C. Minton head to Rutgers New Brunswick. Matthew Grogan aims for West Point or Annapolis. Amy L. Patterson enters State Normal School Trenton. Habriëtt Lohe Street and Frieda Ohlandt join Normal School Montclair. Eleanor Van Dorn takes manual training at Pratt Brooklyn. Enid Brand enters the Art Students League New York. Brand has been a Saturday league student, praised by teachers. Hdnah H. Naser will teach at Shrewsbury Avenue Public School Red Bank. Others Florence Rob inson Eva Beatt Al vert Arthur J. McQueen Harold B. Voorhis undecided.
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Red Nk High
Robert A. Reese
Adrian C. Minton
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Matthew Grogan
West Point Military Academy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Amy L. Patterson
State Normal School
Trenton
Habriétt Lohe Street
Frieda Ohlandt
Mottclair
Florence Robinson
Eva Beatt
Miss Alvert
Arthur J. McQueen
Harold B. Voorhis
Child Nearly Poisoned by Cough Syrup Dope
A two year old child on Central Avenue was nearly put to sleep by an overdosage of a cough syrup containing a soothing drug. Dr Charles Gremorings quickly responded with an antidote and the child was kept awake. Several hours passed before danger passed.
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Wai
Central Avenue
Charles Gremorings
Rosenberg Hearing Postponed to July First
Walter Rosenbérg and accompanying counsel appeared in the recorder court to answer a charge of conducting a place of amusement without a city solicitor present. They requested an adjournment due to the absence of a material witness. The hearing was postponed until Monday July 1.
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Walter Rosenbérg
Lésbee
Broadway Thetre
Hin
Recorder’ Court
Oty
William A
Coungel
Elberon Memorial Church to Reopen with Pastor Sermons
On Sunday June 30 Elberon Memorial Church plans to reopen. The Rev B Ross MacClemmonts of Asbury Park will preach at both services at 11 a.m. and 4:20 p.m. The notice mentions a procession near the railroad and a local mention of Joseph Rodgers.
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Elberon Memorial
Jreopen
Ross MacClements
Asbury Park
Wil
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