Red Bank council acts on health, rail, and sewer matters
The Red Bank Mayor and Council met at Town Hall to hear a complaint about a vacant lot used as a dumping ground and referred it to the Red Bank Board of Health. The State Board of Health urged action to purify the sewer system, with steps threatened if not taken. A letter from Central Railroad Superintendent Frech sought no gate at West Front Street crossing. Exemption certificates were granted to three ex-fire department members. A quarterly water department report was ordered. Bells to be used instead of whistles by Jersey Central Traction. Invitation to Battery Arrowsmith anniversary accepted. Grading on Pearl and Oakland Streets referred to the street committee. Former resident Alexander A. Richardson dies in New York at 31, survived by wife Carrie and two children. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Red Bank
Town Hall
W. van Keurn
Branch Avenue
Land and Lawn Company
Red Bank Board of Health
State Board of Health
State Board
Sewer Committee
George H. Frech
Central Railroad
West Front Street
Mé& Fred
Herbert Hill
George A. Burd
Alexander du Cooper
Red
Battery Arrowsmith
Smidy Hook
Pearl
Oakland
New York
Alexander A. Richardson
Richardson
Charlotte Oliver
Belmont Avenue
Bregin
A. Bmallwood
Carrie Richardson
Long Branch Civil Leader Fay Dies in Elberon Service
The obituary notes Fay a longtime Elberon district leader in Long Branch as chief, supervising the Elberon station and related offices. He aided fire companies, supported democracy, and was trusted by residents, receiving many tokens of esteem. He married Emma Ferri and left three children Marian, John, and Helen. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Pie Elberon
Randolph
Hastings
Laggamoedet
Eibepou
Uhe Ucket
Expmass
Fire Co
EL Berdn
Ray
Elberon
Long Branch
Fay
Lyddy
Emma
Daniel
Margaret Ferri
John L
Marion A
Helen
Mary Corbett
Rose Fay
Thomas P. Fay
Famed Pabst 7 Milwaukee Beer Order in New Jersey Ad
An old advertisement lists The Famous Pabst 7 Milwaukee Beer Per Gaze at $1.00 from Ossman & Son Long Branch New Jersey with address 13-16-37 Liberty St Fagen 110-8. A note mentions a death in filling the post of dispatcher at MagetIvong Branch and a Long Branch Council member with Knights of Columbus ties.
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Pabst
Ossman & Son
Longe Branch
N. J
Liberty St
Iain
MagetIvong
Hewy
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Fireworks Display Funding Dallies with City Council
The Board of Trade will decide on a July 4 beach fireworks show after receiving the chairmen's report at tonight's adjourned meeting. New Jersey Fireworks Co. offered estimates of 800 and 500 dollars. A proposed 250 dollar appropriation was discussed as a compromise, with objections that it falls short of costs for the display and related needs.
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Board of Trade
Mab
William D
Ity Hall
Boat of Trade
New Jersey Firworks Company
Clas Crowell
Martin
O. A Clark
Finance Committee
Quinn
Britton
Body Found in Red Bank Shed Identified as Milo Sague
A boy found the body of Milo Sague near a shed at the foot of J. Trafford Alfonsoil in Red Bank. Coroner John J. Sickles ruled the case an alcoholism death and granted burial permission. Sague leaves a brother in Interson and two children in Red Bank.
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J. Trafford Alfonsoil
Red Bank
Milo Sague
Harry Fay
John J. Sickles
Navesink
Sague
Interson
Farewell Sermon Preached by Rev. Diehl at Oceanic Church
Rev. Frank Diehl pastor of Oceanic Presbyterian will deliver his farewell sermon at the church next Sunday morning. Degree of Pocahontas Red Men and Junior Order United American Mechanics are invited to attend in a body. Diehl expects to leave for the west after the sermon.
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Frank Diehl
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Pocahontas
United American Mechanics
Diehl
West
Autos Collide at West End Station
An unnamed owner's auto backed into another at West End station last night. The collision shattered front and rear lamps and caused additional damage to the vehicles.
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West End
Chied Stealers Escape After Abduction Attempt at Power Plant
A boy witnessed two men near a power plant and alerted a tower guard. Police mobilized Red Bank officers but the suspects escaped before capture. The boy was brought to the Town Hall, fed, and later provided a detailed description aiding authorities.
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el- Uson
Share Electro Company
Red Bank
MOEA
Sidney Earle
Frank Estell
Allen H. Smith
Frank Patterson
Worth
Ellison
Young Wife Dead After Brief Illness in Pleasure Bay
Ada Hendrickson Sculthorpe of Pleasure Bay died at home after a short illness. She was stricken Sunday night, showed temporary improvement Monday morning, then relapsed and died at about 1 AM. Interment will be at Mount Carmel Cemetery, West Long Branch, under Hyer and Flock. She was 25, daughter of the late Van Doren Hendrickson and widow of Howard Sculthorpe married last October. She leaves a sister and three brothers.
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van Doren Hendrickson
Ada Hendrickson Sculthorpe
Howard Sculthorpe
Riddle Avenue
Pleasure Bay
Ra. Sculthorpe
Hyer, & Flock
Mount Carmel Cemetery
West Long Branch
Hendrickson
Long Branch
Sculthorpe
Dobbins Cottages Leased For Summer Use
William E. Dobbins of Philadelphia again occupies the Dobbins cottage at Avery place in Long Branch, while several others take summer homes in Avery avenue Second avenue South Bath avenues Maude cottage and South Elberon, including E.M. Owen Solomon Milkman Aaron Garfudkel Richter and family.
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William E. Dobbins
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Dobbins
Avery Place
Mr. Dobbins
Benjamin Wigs
Avery Avenue
E.M. Owen
Wallach
Second Avenue
Solomon. Milkman
Second
South
Bath Avenues
Aaron Garfudkel
Maude Cottage
Personal notices from Long Branch and Newark arrivals
Harry Wolf and Miss L Jacobs join summer scene at West End Cottages while Vincent Wells, tied to Adams Express in Newark, starts summer post with New York Transfer Company. Wesley Edwards, previously jailed with wife for a disorderly house, is re arrested by Patrolman Clayton and sent to Freehold with Constable Seiler.
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Harry, Wolf
New York
Ste
Vincent Wells
Adams Express
Newark
Long Branch
L. Jacobs
West End
Old Capias
Wesley Edwards
Patrelnan ‘Clayton
Edwards
Seiler
Training Quarters Secured for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Reno reports that new training quarters are secured for Jeffries and Johnson with Rickard directing preparations. Kaufman and Langford also securing spaces. work continues frantically as eleven days remain to complete arena readiness for the prizefight labeled the battle of the century.
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Jeffries and Johnson
Rickard
Architect
Reno
Repo
Jeffries Johnson
Italy
Tex” Rickard
Jeffles
Johnson
Kaufpam
Langford
Saving the Oil Cairo Fellaheen Railways Tale
A quirky tale reports how Egyptian fellahin, very poor laborers, turned rail oil into a staple food after railway officials discovered massive oil losses. British state railway detectives traced the pattern across Egypt, noting widespread impact on transport and subsistence.
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Cairo
Egypt
Afate
Repair of streets and trolley lines discussed by city council
City engineer J W Seaman submitted a report on street and crossing conditions caused by the Monmouth Electric Co trolley line. A resolution directs the Street Commissioner to repair tracks and crossings, plank roadways, and bill the trolley company, with detailed expense records kept. Miss May Lippincott returns from Paris with nursing credentials. Charles M Parker retires as Long Branch Passenger Co treasurer, replaced by W R Warwick. annual meeting July 5. The Franklin passenger car will be installed on Broadway and remaining cars resume service in July.
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J. W. Seaman
Upmouth County Electric Company
Martin Streets
Russell
Hampton
Union Avenues
Monmouthy Coal Electric Co
Charles M. Parker
Long Branch Passenger Company
W. R. Warwick
Parker
Franklin
Broadway
Police Stop Sunday Baseball Game in Red Bank
Chief J Frank Patterson of Red Bank moved to halt a Sunday game on Bridge avenue between St James and the Tigers. The teams are youths who argue every point, irritating nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Patterson
Red Bank
Bridge Avenue
St. James
Tigers
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Dorough Connell
Acthin
Erhire
Patrick Maloney
Dean Patrick Maloney
New Jersey Central Railroad
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FE. T. M. Carr
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
W. P. Cantwell
William H. Morris, Jr
Kate Maloney
Hightstown
IV Council
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Cookman and
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Asbury Park
Nevada
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California
Pugiste
Jeffries
Dryion
Moters
Bandel, Baremore & Billings
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Jackson Street
Grand Avenue
Washington Street
Dudley Street
Seventh Avenue
Lippincott Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Rockwell Avenue
Liberty Street
Russell, Hampton
Miss Lippincott
Paris
Miss May Lippincott
William B. Lippincott
Germany
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Passenger Co
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the Daily Record
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