Pomona Grange Meeting Opposes Liability Law
About 140 members of Pomona Grange and Shrewsbury Grange met at Odd Fellows Hall Red Bank to discuss the Employers Liability Law. They adopted a resolution opposing the current liability law and sent copies to Senator Slocum and Assemblymen Taylor and Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomcarripo
S. GratBe
Red Bank
Bomene Range
Shrewsbury Grange
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Noop
Shrewsbury
Grange
Frank Bloodgood
Lincroft
Leelah Wills
Marlboro
Pomona Grange
James C. Richdale
Phalanx
Slocum
Taylor and Mount
Richdale
Lester OC. Lovett
Narrow escape as carriage wheel breaks near Red Bank
Mr and Mrs James C Richdale of Phalanx near Lincroft escaped serious injury when a left front wheel suddenly failed on Half Mile Road en route to a Pomona and Shrewsbury Grange meeting. Mrs Richdale suffered head and neck strain, shock, and internal pain. Mr Richdale endured weeks of fatigue but attended Grange sessions. The wagon was badly damaged and a neighbor lent a carriage to continue.
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Pomona
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
James C. Rithdall
Phalanx
Lincroft
Mr. Richdale
Vandeer ‘van Dorn
Richdales
Red Ba
Richdale
Grange
Placing the Blame and the Doctors Amend It
A historical note recalls a man once healthy and strong who fell under blame as doctors later amended his condition. The passage emphasizes medical intervention and shifts in perceived responsibility without graphic detail.
War veteran stricken in Gell seeks lodging at Red Hawk
James Higging a 73 year old Civil War veteran from Philadelphia applied for a night’s lodging at Red Hawk Borough Hall. He collapsed from heart trouble but regained consciousness after two hours of medical care. He received last rites from Rev. Father Reynolds and is reported to be improving. He carries locomotor ataxia and had $37 found on him. Hospitalization may lead to transfer to Philadelphia home or Soldiers’ Home.
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James Higging
Philadelphia
Red Hawk Borough Hall
Arthur L. Wymbs
Higgins
William D. Sayre
James A. Reynolds
St. James KR. C. Church
Fourth New Jersey
Navy
Charles B. Parsons
John W. Chandler
Arrowsmith Post
No. 61
Red Pas
Rabies Kills Dog. Officer Fires Pet in City
City reports multiple rabies cases in two weeks. Patrolman Charles A. Edwards shot a small black dog at Clarence Sculthorp’s Edwards Avenue home after it showed rabies symptoms. dog likely sick from toothache despite the danger. The incident follows several rabies cases and highlights dog owners’ precautions.
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Clarence Sculthorp
Hdwards—avenue
Vinci tonic touted to fight colds and coughs
An advertisement claims lowered vital resistance causes colds and coughs and promotes Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as a natural remedy. It cites a Richmond Hill man cured of a winter cough and offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails, via Wert's Pharmacy in Long Branch New Jersey.
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Vinci
Albert Porter
Richmond Hill
S.1
Wert'’s
Long
N, J
New Executives Well Equipped Cabinet Supports Wilson
Washington dispatch notes President Wilson near-fortified by a strong cabinet and trusted clerks as Thoms T. Marshall and ex-Speaker Champ Clark shape the administration. Senators and clerks advise Marshall. Clark retains influence, with party lines and committee power shaping tariff and revenue debates.
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Senate
Clark
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Morel
Woodrow
Wilson
Thoms Tt
Marshal
Sou Fo
Marshall
Ehght
A Mean Insinuation in a Baltimore Amerinna Ad
A fragment from the Daily Record advertises with a quip about time and singing. The snippet shows a back and forth remark about killing time and a light jab from a Baltimore newspaper. No further readable context or dates available.
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Baltimore Amerinna
Amron E Johnston Claimed by Death in Asbury Park
Amron E Johnston dies after visiting his law office in Asbury Park last Thursday. Survived by wife and one child Hithe Mins Marion, two sisters Mia Mary KR Donahay and Eadie A Ziegler, and parents James E and Elizabeth Corlies Johnson. Born April 18 1857 at West Farms Howell Township, he studied at Pennington Seminary, Princeton College, and practiced law in Freehold and Asbury Park. He served as Clerk of Howell Township and was a State Assembly member and judge committee chair. He helped form Johnston & Conovery and organized the Sons of Lowell, with notable lodge memberships including Masons Knights of Pythias Knights of the Golden Eagle Red Men Royal Arcanum and AOO W.
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Princeton College
Robbing & Hartshorne
Freehold
Johnston
Howell Township
State Assembly
Monmouth County
Johnston & Conovery
Asbury Park
Sons of Llowell
Farmingdale
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Red Men
Royal Arcanum
Aged Woman Injured After Fall at South Eatontown
Elizabeth Taylor aged 81 living with Mary Demarest fell downstairs Saturday injuring a bruised side and wrist. A gash cut opened on her nose and left eye area. She was found, a doctor summoned, after losing balance while carrying a tin pail. The widow of Anthony Taylor, once connected to the Jockey Club of New York, has been staying with Demarest.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Demarest
South Eatontown
Taylor
Anthony Taylor
Jockey Club of New York
Yearly Dinner Hosted by Mrs Poole at West Long Branch
Mrs C A Poole of Cedar avenue hosted a private yearly gathering at her West Long Branch home with sisters and friends. The event featured a course dinner directed by Mrs Poole, praised as excellent service and charming hosting. Guests included Mrs Fred Overhiser South River Mrs Joseph W Johnston Eatontown Mrs James H Hathaway Eatontown Mrs George Mount Mrs Sarah Chamberlain Mrs Phoebe Sherman and Miss Lavinia Mount.
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C. A. Poole
West Long Branch
Charles A. Poole
Cedar Avenue
Poole
Fred Overhiser
South River
Joseph W. Johnston
James H. Hathaway
Eatontown
George Mount
Sarah Chamberlain
Phoebe Sherman
Lavinia Mount
Mrs Lafetra Dead Red Bank Woman Succumbs at Home
Mrs. Hdna Havenslin Lafetra, 73, of Tower Hill avenue Red Bank died Saturday night at the Bridge avenue home of her son Edward H Lafetra after months of illness. Survived by two daughters Lizzie Minton and Clara Frazee and by her son, services set for Wednesday at two oclock conducted by Rev Percy Perinchief, with interment in Fair View cemetery under Robert R Mount Son. Born Herbertsville, she was married 48 years and lived in Red Bank 46 or 47 years. She previously worked in the shoe business and as a painter for the N Y LB RB BH.
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Red Bank
Son
Hdna‘ Havenslin Petra
Jacob, LaFatra
Tower Hill Avenue
Edward H. Lafetra
Bridge Avenue
Ben
Laetra
Red Bank First Methodist Church
N.Y. LB
Rb, BH
MISS VAN WINKLE WEDS Daughters of Constable in Chelsea Ceremony
Carrie A. Van Winkle daughter of Constable George Van Winkle wed Walter Mischler at the Presbyterian Manse Chelsea Avenue at 3 30 in the afternoon. Dr John G Lovell officiated with the couple’s families and siblings present and a banquet at the Van Winkle home followed.
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Constable
Walter Mischler
Carrie A. van Winkle
George van Winkle
Presbyterian Manse
Chelsea J Avenue
Clrgyman
John G. Lovell
May
Hthel
Grace
George, Jr
VanWinkie
Uncle Billy Bodine Dies at 80 in Wayside Home
William Bodine a longtime Red Bank resident dies at Mrs. Dangler's Wayside home after two years in residence. Known as Uncle Billy, he lived in White Street with Mrs. Richardson and worked near North American Phalanx Colony in Lincoln croft. Survived by three children Abraham Bodine of Red Bank, Daniel and Murray in Newark. Funeral arrangements by Harry C. Fay, Monmouth Street, Red Bank. Burial plans not yet finalized.
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Billy” Bodine
Dangler
William Bodine
Red Bank
Wayside
Billy
Coral Harry C. Fay
Fay
Monmouth Street
Abraham Bodine
Daniel
Murray
Newark
Commerce Board Smoker Postponed In Red Bank
Members of the Red Bank Board of Commerce will meet in regular session on the third floor of the Eisner building on Broad Street tonight. Several matters of interest will be discussed. The smoker, planned for tonight, is indefinitely postponed due to unavailability of selected speakers.
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Red Bank Board of Commerce
Eisner
Broad Street
Red Bank
Origin of the Sidesaddle in English Riding
The sidesaddle traces to Anne of Bohemia wife of Richard I of England. A deformity forced the German bride to ride sidesaddle, ending the prior custom of women riding astride. The practice then became general among English riders.
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Anne of Bohemia
Emperor
Sealed Proposals For Wall Street Grading West Long Branch
The Borough of West Long Branch will receive sealed proposals until March 20, 1914 at 8 40 P M for grading and traveling Wall Street from Locust Ave to White Pond Road. Each bid requires a $200 certified check payable to the Borough. Specifications may be secured from the Borough Clerk or Engineer. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Borough Clerk. Standing
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West Long Branch
Connen
West Low Branch
Wall Street
Locust Avenue
White Pond Road
West Long Brateh
Ayman
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Can
Iolaho
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Massachusetts
Daily Record
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Miss van Winkle
Sea Bright
Colored Department
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Long Branch
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Albert
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Cassius
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Vera Branch
Robinson
Emma J. Robinson
John H. Robingon
Wallace Stret
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Keyport
Elias
Commerce Board
van Noth
R. M. Harris
Westfield Steam Laundry
Little Gents School
Goldstein's Dept
la Spririte
la Riene
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E. M. Colton
Rockwell
Broadway
Cass
Dward Cam
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Rockwell Ave
WM. Bryan
Elheron Florist
Prats
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Branchport Ave
W. G. Eisele
Koops & Abels
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