Auto crash ends Nickerson life in Trenton hospital
Albert E Nickerson twenty four of Freehold was killed when struck by the rear mudguard of a Ford touring car driven by Van Dyke Polhemus of Manalapan near Freehold. Nickersons death followed head injuries from the collision and an autopsy confirmed a base of skull fracture. Police and coroner investigated with Dr Harvey S Brown assisting and Nickersons siblings living in Marblehead Mass were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Nickerson
St. Francis’ Hospital
Trenton
Nickerson
van Dyke Polhemus
Manalapan
Emma Polhemus
Arthur Hendrickson
Charles EH. Clayton
Millhurst
Freehold
Polhemus
Harvey S.brown
Wagner
Scammell
Aled
Marblehead
Mass
New York Motorists Arrested At Red Bank
New York motorists were arrested at Red Bank for driving over the fifteen day limit. Frank Otto was released after stating unfamiliarity with the law and was directed to obtain a Jersey license. Max Dorn, chauffeur for HJ Waters, was found with a Jersey license and advised not to use it until his New Jersey examiner’s results arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Otto
Ed. von Kattengill
Max Dorn
H.J. Waters
Red Bank
New York
Auxiliary Outing at Goose Neck Tomorrow
The annual outing of Auxiliary No. 1 of Monmouth Memorial Hospital will be held at Goose Neck tomorrow. Mrs. William H. Walsh hosts the banner outing with a shore dinner at one, featuring steamed clams and Walsh vanco. Members meet at McFaddin's garage at ten, bus to Goose Neck departs promptly, via Branchport avenue for those living nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary No. 1
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Goose Neck
William H. Walsh
Walsh Vanco
Auxiliary
McFaddin
Wis
Branchport Avenue
Bayard Dominick Sr dies at Monmouth Beach cottage
Obituary notices recount the death of Bayard Dominick Sr a prominent New York financier and summer resident of Monmouth Beach at his Ocean Avenue cottage after a stroke apoplexy aged in his mid sixties. Survived by widow and four children, funeral set in New York with local arrangements managed by John G. Sexton. Also reports the sudden death of Henry John Hintelmann at his Rumson home with funeral at Church of the Holy Cross and burial at Mount Olivet Middletown. News brief notes two Bull Moosers arriving at Port Monmouth seeking the River of Doubt, with local families hosting them and mothers with babies reported as doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Dominick
Monmouth Beach
Ocean Avenue
Mr. Dominick
Mr. Dothinick
Bayard Dominick, Jr
Andrew Warpee Stount
H. Alexander Smith
Gayer Gardner Dominick
St. James’ Church
71St Street
Madison Avenue
New York
John G. Sexton
Henry John Hintelmann
Rumson
Church of the Holy Cross
Edward J. Egan
Mount Ae
Middletown Township
John Hintelmann
Shrewsbury
Paul
William H
Arthur Hintelman
Jane
Marguerite Hintelmann
Thumson
Port Monmouth
Charles Morrell
Shore Road
William H. Willett
Harmony Avenue
Three celebrations of paper weddings in Red Bank
Red Bank observes three first wedding anniversaries. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Sherman wed a year ago in Philadelphia. Mrs Sherman, formerly Myrtle Aller of Monmouth street, won a Bermuda contest. A.C Hurley Jr and Mrs Hurley also mark their first anniversary, married by Rev S Monroe Van Sant at First Methodist Church. Mrs Hurley was Miss Rathel Branson. Mrs Ernest W Rutan, formerly Florence Jennings, marked her first anniversary yesterday. A small Ford runabout owned by W C Snyder lost a wheel in Red Bank as five traveled to Avon. repairs arranged at nearby Karage. An additional auto mishap occurred yesterday in Hyer and Flock. Undertakers ad referenced page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Sherman
Red Bank
Thiladelphia
Sherman
Myrtle Aller
Cornelius Aller
Monmouth Street
Bermuda
A.C. Hurley, Jr
A. C. Hurley
First Methodist Church
Monroe van Sant
Hurley
Rathel Branson
Harry Branson
Belford
Ernest W. Rutan
Florence Jennings
Red Bank High School
W. C. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Avon
Knickerbocker Pharmacy
Karage
Chattle Graduates In Two Weddings
A June wedding at the bridegroom's home joins Miss Margaret Winfield Parker and Lewis Hamilton Sisson after graduation week at Geneseo State Normal. The ceremony featured a bride marching with the wedding march, reception in front of the church, and a supper at Big Tree Inn before the couple headed to Hanover for Dartmouth graduation events. The pair will reside in Potsdam, New York, where Sisson works for the Racquette River Paper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
N. Y
State Normal School
Margaret Winfield Parker
B. Parker
Long Branch
N. J
Lewis Hamilton Sisson
Episcopal Church
Parker
Sisson
Dr. Potter
W. S. B. Parker
Sission
Rufus L. Sisson
Fup Sigson
Potter
Fred Sisson
Carol M. Holland
Mary A. Thomas
Chas
Austin
Rufus Sisson
Hanover
New Hampshire
Rufus Sisson, Jr
Dartmouth College
Funeral of Mrs Birdsall from West street home
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Birdsall who died of pneumonia at her daughter Mrs Leroy Joline's home on West street will be held tomorrow at 2 30 from the residence. Fatal Wave Council No 64 D of L will attend. Interment under funeral director John G Sex ton at Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Birdsall
Leroy Joline
West Street
Fatal Wave Council
John G. Sexton
Fairview Cemetery
Salz & Co 50th Anniversary Observed at Keyport
The golden anniversary of Adam Salz & Co. was celebrated Saturday in Keyport marking 50 years since the dry goods business began in Monmouth County. Adam Salz originated the firm in 1864, with his son Henry Salt now handling most operations as a leading figure in Keyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Salz
Excursionist Dies At Highlands On Visit From New York
James Wodemore a 20 year old truck driver from New York died suddenly at Highlands while visiting with a companion aboard a Patten line boat. Coroner Harry C Fay Red Bank ruled it was apnea after he collapsed on the hotel steps. The body was taken to Amalie Posten’s undertaking rooms in Atlantic Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wodemore
New York
Highlands
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Patten Line
Creighton
Phyetcian
Amalie Posten
Atlantic Highlands
Man Held After South Broadway Row Turns Violent
Saturday night in this city Hughie Herbert and Bassone argued on South Broadway near Morris pop corn stand. Bassone cut Herbert in the head. Herbert treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Bassone captured at Pavilion avenue crossing and held in $600 bail awaiting grand jury. Two women, Hattie Light and Estelle Smith, sentenced to 90 days each for soliciting. Sadie Stryker sued husband Theodore Stryker, ordered to live apart. Howard White bound $400 to pay wife five dollars weekly if bond not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Herbert
Doe Bassone
South Proadway
Morris
Bassone
Herbert
Kirby
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Walling
Pavilion Avenue
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Captain Walling
Hattie Light
Estelle Smith
Sadie Stryker
Theodore Stryker
Arrowsmith
Howard White
Belford Church Founder Theodore Brown Buried at Fair View
The funeral of Theodore St. Brown a Belford honogenarian found dead in bed Tuesday morning by his daughter Dith Brown was held yesterday afternoon at the house Reverend William A Cobb officiating Interment followed at Fairview cemetery He is survived by several children including Mrs William Bell Mrs Morrell Johnson of Jersey City Mrs Frank T Bloom of Red Bank Mrs John F Easimond Belford William C Brown of New York and Theodore F Brown Jr of Freehold Another son George W Brown Sr was killed years ago by a Central Railroad train He was a founder of the Methodist Church of Belford and a longtime Middletown Township farmer of the Hendrickson homestead farm near Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore St. Brown
Belford
Dith Brown
William A. Cobb
Fairview
Mr. Brown
William Bell
Morrell Johnson
Jersey City
Frank T. Bloom
Redauk
John F. Easimond
William C. Brown
New York
Theodore F. Brown
Freehold
George W. Brown
Central Railroad
Maud Nivison
Methodet Churchy
Middletown Township
Hendrickson
Middletown
Mediation efforts progress as Villa delays Zacatecas attack
Niagara Falls reports mediation talks advancing with A B C mediators and American delegates hoping for a full conference later today. Provisional president dispute set aside as talks resume. In Mexico, Villa delays assault on Zacatecas citing torn railroad tracks and heavy artillery obstacles with 25 000 troops mobilized. Calderon travels to Washington to bolster constitutionalist talks and US commissioners at Niagara Falls prepare to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Torreon
Mexico
Zacatecas
Saltillo
Genero Villa
Villa
Canitas
Guch
Washington, D. C
Ternando Calderon
United States
Niagara’ S Falls
Carranza
Calderon
Niagara
Steinberg Funeral Sunday Brings Wide Local Attendance
Louis Steinberg's funeral drew numerous societies with Rabbi Morris of Temple Heth-Miriam officiating at the residence on Washington Street and at the grave. Steinberg belonged to the Hebrew Burial Ground Association and New Era Association and was linked with the Red Men and Knights of Pythias. A large local procession, pallbearers Bling Frey and Miller, and the Hebrew Helping Hand ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Steinberg
Rabbi J. Morris
Temple Heth-Miriam
Inte
Washington Street
Red Stunk
Morris
Steinberg
Hebrew Burial Ground Association
New Era Association
Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
David Bling
Sol Frey
Louis Miller
Ladies of the Hebrew Helping Hand
Arcanum Praised From City Pulpit Observance at First Baptist
A large delegation of Royal Arcanum members gathered at the First Baptist church Sunday night marking the 87th anniversary of the order. Dr. O. A. Clark presided. Rev. Charles I. McKay extolled the society’s 37 years of service and $165 million paid in death benefits, including $11 million in New Jersey. Alma Walling sang solo with Miss Mary Dennis on violin, and future plans include a sermon on “The Jews” by Rev. McKay and Miss Chestina Blodgett as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
First Baptist Church
Order
A. Clark
Martial
Charles I. McKay
New Jersey
Long Branch
McKay
Christ
Jesus
Alma Walling
Miss Walling
Mary Dennis
Charles F. McKay
Chestina Blodgett
Graduation Party Honors Miss Bella Frank
A graduation gathering was held yesterday at the Prank home on Werlwood avenue in honor of Bella Frank. Guests enjoyed social time and dancing with vocal solos by Miss Sophie Bernard and Miss Elsie Kaminkowicz, Brooklyn, accompanied by pianist Miss Sophie Kaminkowicz. An elaborate dinner followed with gifts for the graduate, who plans to enter Chattle High School in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Frank
Werlwood Avenue
Sophie Bernard
Eisie Kaminkowis
Brooklyn
Soilar
College of Music
Sophie Kauminkowicz
Miss Frank
Chattle High School
Mra
N. Frank
Wallash
Relnberg
Silvermat Misa Nernard
Frank
Koppleman
Ressberg
New York
Yela Abrams
Rose Koppleman
Elsie
Sophie Kaminkowits
Joe Rothstein
J. Hoffman
Red Bank
D. Prank
Mis . Koppleman
H. Kruger
Arthur
J. Kanter
Annaberg
Fannie Feinberg
Messia
Sam Kaminkowitz
Louis Feinberg
Long Branch
Uncompleted hotel blaze threatens cottages
A massive fire of unknown origin tore through an unoccupied rebuilt Chelsea structure. Flames surged to a two o clock discovery, threatening nearby cottages as investigators began inquiries into the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Fire destroys Kamrass hotel amid Chelsea avenue blaze
A fire at the unfinished Kamrass hotel on Chelsea avenue near the Seashore route roared at 2 am, destroying property valued around $15,000 and threatening nearby cottages. Firefighters faced burning, cracking structures and limited hoses while saving adjacent buildings including the Dalys cottages and Mrs. James Thornton’s home. Michael Delisa’s first Javenne building also burned, with an estimated $1,000 loss and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Avenue
Isaac Kumrass
C. R. RR
Lenox
Kirby
Georgia
White Pine
Jolly
Slocum
A. Seige
James Thornton
Kamrass
Thornton
Sehwark
First Javenne
Michael Delisa
Maude Johnnson
Beakes Dorothy Died in New York Residence
Dorothy Beakes daughter of Mrs George Beakes died at 134 West 6th Street New York on Saturday June 20 Relatives are invited to attend services at Star of the Sea Church on Tuesday morning at 10 45 o clock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electrical Contractors
Thelectrical Contractors’ Association of New Jersey
Bridgewater Inn
Edmund West Fund
Edmund West
St. James’ Parish
Oceanport
Bayard Dominick, Sr
Monmouth
Hyer and Flock
Chattle
Margaret B. Parker
Geneseo, N. Y
L. H. Sisson
Stewart Cook, Jr
Bertha Reed
Honey's
Don
Salz & Co
Dally Record
J. C. Porte
Shotn
American Press Association
South Broadway
Fair View
Jacob Stettbach
Natera
Cotendan Mtv
Cesium
Barron
Rabbi Morris
Jr. A. M
Eld
Masonic Hall
John C. Smith
Citizens’ National Bank
Irving Place
Grand
John Irwin
Missa May Sppincott
Stevens “Tech
Bihol
Floyd Mallon
Ie Red Tavk Migs
Stevens Technical Institute of Hoboken
Arcanum
Long Branch Council
Baptist Church
Crystal Wave Council
No. 54
Council Chamber
Ellen Kittell
The
Children of Mary
the Lyceum
Daily Record
Schwark
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