Red Bank Fire Damages Home On Beach Street
A fire at Beach street near Shrews bury avenue Red Bank damaged a house owned by O Neil and O Neil of Brooklyn and occupied by Mrs Lille Jackson. Five fire companies fought the blaze which started likely from matches in a second floor bureau. The interior was damaged by water but the bedroom was destroyed and a room mate Miss Celia Crue lost clothes and eight dollars. A nearby neighbor aided in removing furnishings.
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Beach Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Lille Jackson
Eureka Hall
O'Neil and O'Neil
Brooklyn
Alfred Spinney
Mrs. Jackson
Archibald Williams
Celia Crue
Nol
Strikers Clash With Jersey City Detectives on New Jersey Rail Line
On the New York and Long Branch Railroad a clash between around two hundred Italian strikers and 26 uniformed Jersey City detectives ended with twenty one arrests. Detectives fired a volley to intimidate the crowd. Justice Sickles fined each arrestee twenty dollars and thirty days in jail. The incident disrupted service toward Freehold and Point Pleasant, with several injured but none seriously. The strikers, seeking concessions from Supt Berry, escalated after earlier negotiations failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and
Long Branch
Jersey City
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
Manasquan Draw
Justice Sickles
Minagh
Chester Haines
Asbury Park
Squire Sickles
N. J
Point Pleasant Round House
Crattle High School
Berry
St. Luke’s Church
John Daly
Sues Bridegroom for Damages in Newark Shooting
Suits totaling 15000 damages filed against J Walter Force of Livington over a shotgun incident on June 19 1911 when he fired on a crowd celebrating his return from honeymoon. Walter W Levenguth seeks 10000 for injuries and Hugh Porter sues for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
J. Walter Force
Livington
Force
Walter W. Levenguth
Hugh Porter
Assessor Ivins Competes in Caldwell Trap Shoot Cup
Assessor Ivins of Caldwell and Assessor Albert L Ivins of Red Bank today join a North Caldwell trap shooting contest for the Frank Hall cup. Also note a disclaimer of debts by Leon Hicka and Ella Hicks executrix. Paid for by H C Rehm Committee Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivins
Caldwell
Albert L. Ivins
Red Bank
North Caldwell
N. J
Leon Hicka
Mra
Ella Hicks
Executrix
Harry C. Rehm
Progressive Business Administration
H. C. Rehm
Long Branch
Harry G. Rehm
H.C. Rehm
H.C. Rehm Committee
Harry C. Rehr
Corrections and sales notes from local ads and ads
A collage of notices includes a ladies apparel sale at Jacob Steinbachs, correction on J M Horton Ice Cream Co moving, management change to Charles E Edwards, and a voter message urging elect five businessmen led by H C Rehm. Also references high class motion pictures at West & West Jr and showtimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Horton Ice Cream Co
Raymond Disbrow
Charles E. Edwards
Marys Altars Consecrated Today at St Marys Church Deal
Rt Rev James A McFaul Bishop of Trenton and Rev Dr E C Griffin consecrated marble altars at St Marys Deal this morning assisted by Dr William P Cantwell Rev Father T A Roche Rev Father John B E Murray and Rev Dr J W Norris The parishioners erected them Tomorrow Bishop McFaul will administer confirmations at St Marys Deal and St Michael Takana gsee Lake Long Branch in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McFaul
Trenton
E. C. Griffin
St. Mary’s Church
Deal
William P. Cantwell
Long Branch
T. A. Roche
Asbury, Park
John BE. Murray
New Monmouth
J. W. Norris
Iested
McFaul
St. Mary's Church
St. Michael’s Church
Takanagsee Lake
Lag
Girl bitten by dog prompts nuisance at Red Bank
Eight complaints of loose dogs in Red Bank trigger patrols by Chief Arthur Wymbs. A colored girl from Beach Street bitten on the arm while going to work is treated and continues work. Officials plan to appoint a dog catcher at Monday's council meeting as several dogs have been shot amid the crackdown.
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Red Bank
Arthur L. Wymba
Beach Street
Robert Norman
Chestnut Street
Wymbs
Roosevelt to Tour New Jersey in May
Theodore Roosevelt will tour New Jersey on May 23 and 24 with major addresses in Newark Paterson Jersey City Trenton Camden and Atlantic City. Borden D Whiting will escort him and large halls will be hired. First speech in Paterson at noon May 28 followed by stops in Jersey City Trenton Atlantic City Camden and a push to include Middlesex Ocean and Monmouth counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
Paterson
Jersey City
Trenton
Camden
Atlantic City
Roosevelt League of New Jersey
Borden D. Whiting
Whiting
Roosevelt
Young's Pier
Congress
Middlesex
Ocean
Monmouth Counties
Strike halts Monmouth freeholders meeting in Long Branch
A section gangs strike halted a Monmouth county freeholders meeting at City Hall Long Branch. Directors Corl les Thompson Wyckoff Jeffrey and counsel Lawrence attended with bridge builders. John Daly was detained by the strike, delaying action on bids for a new bridge over Takanassee Lake. The board scheduled a new session at Freehold courthouse Monday at two o clock.
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Monmouth County
City Hall
Long Branch
John M. Corlles
Robert C. Thompson
Charles Wyckoff
T. BE. Jeffries
Rulif V. Lawrence
Takanassee Lake
John Daly
Court House
Freehold
Red Bank Welcomes New Baby Boy to Grause Family
Mrs. George Grause of Braidge Avenue Red Bank gave birth to a bouncing baby boy on Wednesday. Both mother and child are doing nicely. J. Grause, a known Blackface comedian in borough amateur circles, works at B. H. Crate's bottling establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grause
Braidge Avenue
Red Bank
J. Grause
B. H. Crate
Red Bank Visitor Quarantine After Scarletina Case
Mrs. Margaret Dowd and her daughter Margaret from Orange stay with Mrs. Cyrenius Bennett on Herbert Street Red Bank. A few days ago the girl Margaret contracted scarlet fever and the Bennett residence is quarantined. The girl is slowly recovering from the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dowd
Margaret
Orange
Bicycle Stolen in Lincroft Reported to Police
Bruno Adair of Lincroft told Red Bank police his bicycle was stolen from his yard yesterday afternoon. No clue to the thief's identity was left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Adair
Lincroft
Red Bank
Services at the Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Regular worship services will be held at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10:45 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening. The pastor will preach at both services with the morning theme titled Opportunity. The evening will feature special music by the organist and a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Weather Summary for New Jersey and Local Events
The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair conditions for tonight and Sunday with moderate north easterly winds at the New Jersey display station on 43 North Broadway. Observations show yesterday’s high 65, low last night 44, temperature 55 at 8 am, barometer 30.15, humidity 37 percent at 8 am and 41 percent by 11 am, wind north at 20 miles with peak 24 miles in the last 24 hours. Local notices invite readers to Townley’s Lyceum on Monday night for high class motion at 7:45 at the Opera House on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Academic Literary Society Reunion Pleases Attendees
The thirty fifth annual reunion at the Lyceum recalls pleasant days at Chattle with a grand march and a bright scene of palms and flowers. Edward R Slocum chaired the event and is also president of the school board. Prof Harold Dennett led the orchestra and Miss B Louise Bruske conducted the girls chorus who performed The Girls of Seville by L Denza. Participants included Leah Wilcox Katherine Sherman Doris Newing Myrtle Sickles Ida Fielder Phyllis Van Bruni Dorothy Doran Gladys Wright Alma Van Hise Florence Fleet Lydia Zengel Elsie Waite Anna Lindsay Edna Tallman Clarice Swenson Florence Roberts.
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Chattle
Academic Literary Society
Lyceum
Chate
Edward R. Slocum
Board of Education
Slocum
Harold Dennett
B. Louise Bruske
Girls of
Seville
L. Denza
Leah Wilcox
Katherine Sherman
Doris Newing
Myrtle Sickles
Ida Fielder
Phyllis van Bruni
Dorothy Doran
Gladys Wright
Alma van Hise
Florence Fleet
Lydia Zengel
Elsie Waite
Anna Lindsay
Edna Tallman
Clarice
Swenson
Florence Roberts
Gas Co.s New Agent Arrives in City
A. G. Biebighauser named the new tract agent for Consolidated Gas Company arriving with his wife and child from St. Paul Minnesota this week. He has assumed his duties and will reside on Morford avenue.
California visitors return to Long Branch cottage
Mr and Mrs William Dobbins of Philadelphia, summer residents of Long Branch, plan to depart the Pacific coast for Long Branch next week. They have been in California since last November and will open the Dobbins cottage upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
William &. Dobbins
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Pacific Coast
Dobbins
Seminary Student to Preach at First Reformed Church
Rev John Dyxtra a Theo Seminary graduate will preach morning and evening at the First Reformed Church tomorrow. He will be hosted by Mr and Mrs John W Buyers at their Washington street home. Also notices of local sales, a lumber company ad, and cinema showtimes appear in this coastal town edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
National Athletic Club
Oceanport
Johnnie Smith
Broadway
Third Avenue
John Dyxtra
The
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
First Reformed Church
John W. Buyers
Washington Street
Roosevelt ticket withdrawal and local notices in Trenton
Trenton reports that E Gerry Roberts and John M Hoffmire Jr both of Red Bank filed to withdraw their names from the Third District Roosevelt ticket for National Convention delegates and alternates. Adrian Lyon and BH FP Hetrick remain as delegates in the district contest. Also noted are death of Robert Van Schoick of Oakhurst at 80 and funeral plans at Fair View Middletown, stage crew updates for Carnival, Edward McGregor resignation, and Tommy West's renewed heart illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
E. Gerry Roberts
John M. Hoffmire, Jr
Red Bank
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Messrs
Adrian Lyon
Perth Amboy
Hetrick
Asbury Park
Rosevelt
Builders Erect Homes on Morford Norwood and Firth Avenues
Contractor Samuel Van Huelt is erecting a bungalow on Morford avenue. The building has been raised and will be rushed to completion. William Cook is building a $2,500 house on Norwood avenue opposite the Sachs residence. Theodore Cranmer is the builder. James Johnson, a railroad man, is building a house on Firth avenue.
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Samuel van Huelt
Morford Avenue
William Cook
Norwood Avenue
Sachs
Thedore Cranmer
James Johnson
Firth Avenue
St Luke's M E Church Schedule and Local Notices
St Luke's M E Church hosts a quarterly love feast starting at nine in the morning with a 10 30 reception and communion. At 7 30 p m Dr John Y Dobbins preaches on The Great Salvation. Also listed are various local notices for meetings and entertainment venues around Monmouth County including Empire Theatre and moving pictures daily.
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St. Luke's
M. EB
John Y. Dobbins
Empire Theatre
Monmouth
Red Bank
Chas. W. IT
Gate
Drowned Man Found Near Highland Beach
A lifeguard sighted a drowned man off Highland Beach and Coroner Wm. H. Morris Jr. took the body to his Broad Way morgue. The deceased, wearing undergarments, sweater and pants, with wool socks and no foot coverings, shows little water damage and may have been in the sea about two weeks. A waterlogged foreign-language letter may identify him. a possible lead links to a Swede who disappeared after falling from a New York dock near Red Bank. Mme Nordica to aid hospital appeal at Asbury Park Casino next Saturday. tickets $1.
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Life Saving Station
Highland Beach
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Morris
New York
Red Bank
Morrin
Mme
Nordica
Europe
Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Spring Lake Hospital
Asbury Park
Souvenirs on Exhibition at Our Lady Star of the Sea
Souvenirs are on display in the storefront window of A. M. Townley and Company as part of a social at the rectory of the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea at the Lycéum next Monday evening. The event promises a pleasing affair with dancing planned and awards to be given.
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Star of the Sea
Lyceum
Ald
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Lycéuin
Stow
A. M. Townley and Company
Green Inn at Galilee Set for Public Auction
The Green Inn and its cottages at Galilee will be sold at public auction in New York next Tuesday by Joseph P. Day. The hotel has 17 bedrooms and is modernly equipped. The frame cottage offers seventeen rooms. The property will be sold free and clear of mortgages.
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Green Inn
Galilee
New York
Joseph P. Day
Governor Wilson ill in Princeton. improves and plans at Atlantic City talk
Governor Woodrow Wilson who had been ill at his Princeton home is reported better and hopes to address the New Jersey Bankers' Association in Atlantic City that night. Family members say he is expected to be out in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy” West
Thomas C. West
Mr. West
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton Gulf
Grip
New Jersey Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Cottage Leases at Elberon and Vicinity
Through J A Stratton's agency several Elberon cottages were leased including Stratton cottage Mrs Barnes Steinbach cottages No 1 and No 2 William Erdman and William Span Miller cottages Nos 1 2 and 3 Greenbaum Leon Israel M Mosler D Gorn cottage A J Elias Popper cottage H Morgan Rossin cottage L B Gantry Hlaight cottage Howard Wasserman and Sonn cottage Max Oberfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbéron
J. A. Stratton
Elberon
Stratton
Mrs. Barnes
Steinbach
William Erdman
William Span
Miller
Greenabaum
Leon I Srael
M. Mosler
D. Gorn
A. J. Elias
Popper
H- Morgan‘haw
Rossin
L. B. Gantry
Hlaight
Howard Wasserman
Sonn
Max Oberfelder
Mount Olivet Baptist Church Services Announced
Mount Olivet Baptist Church schedules morning service at 11 a m Sunday school at 2 40 p m and 8 p m preaching with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 30. Harry C Rehm seeks mill lumber workers and general laborers for Anderson and Goodsell. Surf Theatre Keyport offers Life motion pictures and songs with matinees at 1 16 and 8 30 closed captions and 5 cent matinees. sale of top soil and cedar rockwell avenue listed. Everyone’s looking in a window these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olivet Baptist
Bo'eloek
Keyport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillie Jackson
Central A.R
Harry CG. Réhm
Lumher
Devis- Smith Lumber and Coal Co
Third Ave
Jacob Steinbach
H. ©. Rehm
Opera House
Washington St
West & West, Jr
OT. Mary
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Bayou Sara
HW. C. Rehm
Deal Lake
Interlaken
Edgemere Bridge
J. M. Corlies
John Dally Freeholder
Jersey
Takanassee Lake Bridge
Daly
New Red Bank
Weather Bureau Forecast
Townley’s
West & West
RED Bank Roosevelt
Messrs. E. Gerry Roberts
John M. Holfmire
Benjamin
I. K. Benjamin
West End
City
Dixon
Davis-Smith Lumber and Coal Co
Rockwell Ave
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Picures
Geir
Frobert van Schoick
Robert van Schoick
Oakhurst
Park Avenue
Harry T. Fisler
Oakhurst M. WH
Fair View Cemetery
Middletown
Robert R. Mount & Son
van Sehoick
Shrewsbury Township
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Davia-Smith Lumber and Goal Co
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Independent Fire Co
jLong Branch
Anderson and Goodsell
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