Two Electric Workers Hurt From Live Wires In City
Two public utility employees George Walton of New York Telephone and Percy Slocum of Consolidated Gas were injured after coming into contact with an electric wire. Walton fell thirty feet and was found unconscious beneath a hedge after his hourly report delay. He recovered consciousness after an hour of resuscitation and was taken home. Slocum was thrown from a pole in Kiberen district. both incidents prompt ongoing reports and follow up on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walton
New York Telephone Company
Percy Slocum
Consolidated Gas Company
Walton
Mr. Quick
Norwood Park
Quick
Shields
United States Army
Skeeter
Kiberen
Academic Reunion at Chattle High May 22
The Academic Literary Society of Chattle High School plans its annual reunion in the Intermedial School auditorium on Monday evening May 22. City Superintendent Gregory will address old pupils, with a decorous program of music, recitations, sketches, and dancing. Members urged to confirm by May 18. five hundred attendees hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academic Literary Society
Chattle High School
Schoool
Gregory
Agnes Ennis
Robert Sinclair
Cse
Nordiga's Husband Accused in Yerkes Estate Suit
New York May 8 George W Young a banker and husband of Mme Lillian Nordica is accused in papers filed to remove him as attorney in fact for Mrs Yerkes widow of Charles T Yerkes. Plaintiffs Allen Sims and M R Bockius executors seek an accounting and charges allege a Maine dummy corporation sold securities of Mrs Yerkes at by their value. Young denies the charges and says he acted with Mrs Yerkes consent after repeated requests and with irrevocable power of attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Young
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Charles T. Yerkes
Young
Yerkes
Anna Hurlock Sims
Maine
Death of Thomas Kelly prominent Catholic publisher
Thomas Kelly a summer resident of Cadar Avenue died suddenly in New York at his West 75th Street residence of apoplexy at age seventy seven. He headed a major Catholic publishing business with offices on Broome Street and owned several other ventures including a retail furniture store and a clothing and furnishing shop. He left two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
Cadar Avenue
New York
West Seventy Fifth
Broome Street
Kelly
Thomas - Kelly
Schmidt
Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Shoulder
Hind
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Catholic Club
Ile
Sityen
New Jersey Issues Bulletin on Fish and Game Laws
The New Jersey Board of Fish and Game Commissioners released a bulletin outlining legislative acts affecting fish and game. It notes the new hunting and fishing license law takes effect January 1 1915 and lists various close seasons and prohibitions including dogs not running at large except during open season for certain game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Fish and Game
Delaware River
Delaware
New Jersey
Satem
Mill Creek
Fish and Game Comissioners
Free Reading Room Benefit Draws 85 At Library Hall
Eighty five attendees enjoyed a card games and dancing event in Library Hall to benefit the Free Reading Room. Twenty one tables hosted varied games with prizes awarded to winners including Mrs. Charles Kurrus. Proceeds fund new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Charles Kurrus
Hoodoo Thirteen Lucky One Here At Red Bank Event
Samuel T. Sleeper Auxiliary No. 13 of Red Bank marks six years Monday with a cuchre and dance. The group, tied to the number 13, lists early presidents, state officers, and national connections, noting extensive community service and a Monday night program by invitation only. The article also notes Old First Church’s quarterly conference and a new pastor gaining friends in West Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Sleeper
Red Bank
Hattie Wyinbs
New Tamsey
William S. Lipeham
Florence Bainton
Hattie Wymbs
Lacey Wymbs
Mary Wolcott
Hadith’ Wolcott
Sadie Bennett
Jennie Fisher
Lucy Wymbs
Union Hill
Princeton
Lern
Trenton
Wymbs
Naomi Lambert
Molly Donaldson
National Council
Chattahooga
Tenn
Edna Bergwitz
Columbia
Ohio
Sleeper
Grand Army
Old First Church
West Long Branch
James W. Marshall
John J. Whitton
Reformed Church Pastor Addresses Red Bank League
Rev Lester Leggett of the First Reformed Church Ned Bank spoke to the Men s League of the First Baptist Church Red Bank on courage and convictions for serving the Lord. League members offered brief responses and refreshments followed. Next meeting is set for Thursday night June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Leggett
First Reformed Church
Ned Bank
Men's League
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Mr. Leggett
Red Bank Holds Evening Meeting for Late Mayor
Acting Mayor Robert Hurley and the Borough Council invite Red Bank residents to a 8 o'clock meeting at Poroveh hall to honor the memory of Mayor Horace P. Cook who died of heart trouble. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 30 p.m. at the Maple Avenue residence with interment at Mount Pleasant cemetery Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Iurley
Red Bank
Poroveh
Horace P. Cook
Maple Avenue
Tir A. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Marly
Wymbs
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
Robert Rr, Mount and Son
Robert Hurley
Albert C. Clarrison
Hugh Phillips
Jerobert J. Williams
Archibald L. Miller
Jacob Degenring
Ralph O. Will Xuss
Cook
Jersey Central Traction Mortgaged for 5 Million Dollars
A $5,000,000 mortgage involving Jersey Central Traction Company to Girard Trust Company of Philadelphia was recorded in New Brunswick and Freehold. Funds will refinance bonds and secure additional mortgages to Colonial Trust Company and Fidelity Trust Company and finance extensions, equipment upgrades, and enlargements of Middlesex Monmouth electric holdings. Mrs Davern Leaves Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central Traction Company
Girard Trust Company
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
Freehold
Traction Company
Colonial Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
Jersey Central Concern
Middlesex
Monmonth
Middlesex and Monmout
Davern
Thomas Davern
Columbia Place
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Couple acquitted of wrongdoing in local cases
Harold Ludlow a youth from Atlantic Highlands was arraigned before Judge Koster on charges of bicycle theft in Rumson. John Leeds guilty of stealing two chickens in Neptune City. Walter W Davis and Helen Caastlsdy acquitted of a statutory offense in Bradley Beach. Jon Newby acquitted of assault in Middletown. Michael Ryan pleaded guilty to trespassing in Bradley Beach. Public notices and ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ludlow
Atlantic Highlands
Koster
Freehold
John Youman
Rumson
Gitlear W. W. Ramsay
John Leeds
Samuel Clevenger
Neptune City
Walter W. Davis
Helen Caastlsdy
Bradley Beach
Andrew Cassidy
Brooklyn
H.p. Grant
Borough Recorder
William Moore
Charles Pullen
Davis
Charles I
Asbury Park
Jon Newby
Wilhelmina Darden
Middletown Township
Wilhelmina
Newby
Michael Ryan
New Jersey Diocesan Elect Accepts Brent as Bishop Candidate
The Diocese of New Jersey awaits a reply from Rt Rev Charles H Brent of the Philippine Islands after his unanimous election to succeed the late Rt Rev John Scarborough as Bishop. The decision follows the fourth ballot. a follow up letter will inform Brent of the election. Brent, born April 1864 in Newcastle Ontario, has held multiple church posts including St Paul’s Buffalo St John’s Boston and St Stephen’s Boston. He has served on commissions on opium trade and lectured at Harvard and the General Theological Seminary. Trinity Church Elizabeth will host the next convention if Brent approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Charles H. Brent
Philippine Islands
John Scarborough
Brent
Wessige
Thompson
Charles M. Perkins
Vineland
A. BD. Baker
Princeton
R. Bowden Shepherd
Trenton
William Walier
George A. Arnow
Newcastle
Ontario
Canada
Efe
Cannon Henry Brent
Trinity College School
University of Trinity College
Toronto
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Jon's the Evangelist
Boston
el. Stephen's
Paddock
General Theological Seminary
New York
Thomas Belden Noble
Harvard
Philippines
Orient
Washington, D. C
Shanghai
The
Hague
Harold Moree
Charles Dubell
George W. J Hewitt
Arnold J. Moses
Trinity Church
Elizabeth
9 080 Americans Till In Danger Near Tampico
Mexico lodges complaint to mediators over landing of more American troops at Vera Cruz. No new crisis declared as tensions mount near Tampico amid the Veracruz developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico City
Vera Crug
United States
Huerta
Affair de Rul
Washington
Wilson
MoHeno Reported Dead and Refugee Crisis Update
News reels describe American refugees aboard the Connecticut off Galveston fearing mass killings and danger in Tampico territory. Additional dispatches note Huerta restricting U.S. vessels, Obregon’s neutral zone proposal, and armistice violations cited by Huerta’s envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tampico
Jine
Galveston
Senator Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Barnum & Bailey
W. H. Woolley & Co
Sugar Bowl
Pennsyvania Railroad
Long Branch
Nordiga
W. H. Woolley & Co. Indy
Barnum & Dalley
Opera House
Washington Street
W. G. Binelw's
Cedar Ave
West Ind
Jacob Steinbach
Golden
Broadway
Long Branel
HOW and Game Bulletin
Howard
Cad- Walader Heights M
James J. Howard
Percy Perinchief
Woodbury
John Y. Dobbins
Spring Lake
Reformed
W. HL. Woolley & Co
W. G. Bixele’s
Cedarave
Daily Record
Ad Bank
Borough Hall
Jersey Central Traction
Adj
Second Ave
Bashem the
W. G. Rinete
West End
Barnum
Babes
W. HM. Woolley & Co
Holman
Tireadway
Dally Record
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Moheno
Washington, D. Cy
Mexicat
Obregon
Mazatalan
Que‘redo Modeno
Commerce and Industry
Mojheno
Tumulty
Funston
Becker
Harry Fisler
Oakhurst
J. B. Whitton
Mrn
B. L. Wells
Hyer and Flock
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