Monmouth Hospital Training School Announces May Commencement
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School holds its annual commencement at the Lyceum on Thursday May 18 at 3 o'clock. No invitations issued. public invited. Seven graduates listed: Ada Callahan Grace Hopkins Caroline Koch Cora Dolson Anna Burke Jean Shields Minnie Gant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School
Lyceum
Thomas R. Woolley
William D. Harper
Harper
Alfonso Dare
Long Branch
Edwin Stearns
Matawan
Isabelle Brylaski
Joseph B. Bissell
New York
Margaret Parker
W. D. Benediction
Jessie van Derveer
Ada C. Callahan
Grace D. Hopkins
Caroline L. Koch
Cora Dolson
Anna Burke
Jean Shields
Minnie Gant
Painter at Ocean Park Casino Prepares Two White Coats
Charles Drake, a painter and decorator, directs a crew at the Ocean Park Casino as the building will receive two coats of white lead with a delicate trim. Further beautification work is planned in rapid sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drake
Ocean Park
Waters declines West Long Branch Board of Health post
George R Waters who was appointed a member of the Board of Health by Mayor Poole will not accept the position. His successor will be appointed, after which the board for 1911 will organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Waters
Borough of
West Long Branch
Poole
Brooklyn Couple Wed at Oceanport Home Ceremony
Miss Anna Dippold and Garrett Dempsey of Brooklyn wed Sunday evening at Miss Dippold’s sister Mrs. Harry Higham’s Main street Oceanport home. Father A B Quinlin of St Dorothea’s Eatontown officiated. Attending were Edward and Mildred Cain, Alfred Vincent, Joseph Vincent, A L Cowles, John Van Brackle, William Anderson and wife, and George Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dippold
Garrett Dempsey
Brooklyn
Hame
John van Brackle
William Anderson
Mildred
George Woodward
Colts Win Tenth Victory in Close 15 14 Game
The Colts baseball team from this city secured their tenth win in a thrilling Saturday contest against the Bucktown team. The final score was 15 to 14 with Boa hitting a home run in the seventh inning highlighted as a game feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts
Bucktown
Boa
Newarkers Coming Soon in Long Branch Summer Plan
Newark families announce intends to spend the summer in the Bl section of Long Branch and list hosts including P Sanford Ross Le land H Ross Albert C Headley Matthias Plum Jr Edgar W Heller Harry Durand J Lewis Hay Adrian Riker W Campbell Clark Frederick Frelinghuysen and William B Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Campbell Clark
Frederick Frelinghuysen
William B. Kinney
Eiberon Pilot Resumes Duties on Patten Line
Theodore Johntry of Belford resumes his role as pilot on the steamboat Eiberon of the Patten Line. He takes the helm after a layoff and returns to service aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiberon
Theodore Johntry
Belford
Patten Line
Milk Route Bought in Keyport Matawan by Rayfield
R H Rayfield of Keyport has purchased the Clark Brothers milk business of Matawan and will continue their delivery routes in Keyport and Matawan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rayfield
Keyport
Clark Brothers
Matawan
Music Chairman Appointed for August Celebration
H. C. Rehm, music committee chair, completed 14 committee chair appointments for the August celebration. Former Councilman George W. Baxter heads the music committee as the final post filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rehm
George W. Baxter
Spring Lake Shoreham to Open Season May 27 1911
The Shoreham at Spring Lake Beach will open for the 1911 season on Saturday May 27. Edward A. Shute will serve as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Shoreham
Spring Lake Beach
Saty
Edward A. Shute
New Jersey Fish and Game Laws See Wide Ranging Changes
In Trenton on May 9 a wave of new fish and game statutes was enacted, most at the recommendation of the Fish and Game Commission. Key provisions ban certain nets in Rancocas creek, detail fee shifts for penalties, authorize breeders permits, bar silencing devices on guns, restrict lobster sizes, forbid certain seines, limit daily trout catches, create an additional game warden, direct fines to the commission, and regulate purse net use in Atlantic waters. The changes take effect August 1, 1911, with further rules on wardens and civil service pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Fish and Game Commission
Rancocas Creek
Burlington County
Justice of the Peace
Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Shrewsbury River
County of Monmouth
New Jersey Southern
Red Bank
Fish and Game
Civil Service Commission
Atlantic Ocean
Keyport High School Class of 1911 Commencement
The graduating exercises of Keyport High School class of 1911 will be held Wednesday evening June 1 at Calvary M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Keyport High School
Calvary M. EB
Auto Trip to Vailsburg Reviews Velodrome and Races
Charles Morris with J. W. Beebe H Hahn Frank West and Donald Woolley toured Morris' car to Vailsburg to view the new Velodrome. They also interviewed R F Kelsey about sanctioning Long Branch Cycle Club's Decoration Day races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailsburg
Charles Morris
J. W. Beebe
H. Hahn
Frank West
Donald Woolley
Builders Break Ground on 25 by 30 Feet Garage
Long Branch contractors White & Coyne start work on a 25 by 30 foot garage for Philip Lehman at South Elberon. The project is slated for completion in thirty days with ground broken Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White & Coyne
Long Branch
South Elberon
Philip, Lehman
Cloughlys Sail for England on Lusitania
Mr and Mrs George Cloughly of Vanderbilt avenue departed for New York to board the Lusitania bound for England. A farewell reception was held at the Cloughly homestead on Norwood avenue. They plan to visit relatives in Leeds before returning in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cloughly
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York
England
Cloughly
Norwood Avenue
Mrs. Clay
Leeds
Pulley Inquest Tonight Bring Witnesses From Freehold
Mary Matthews to testify at the Pulley inquest at City Hall before Coroner John W. Flock. Arthur Berry and Jennie Carter of Orange will appear under bail. they were at the Pulley home and warned during the incident. Mrs. Pulley died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and was buried at White Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Matthews
Freehold
City Hall
John W. Flock
Henry Pulley
Arthur Berry
Jennie Carter
Orange
Pulley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harris
White Ridge Cemetery
School Budget Adopted and Pelton High School Plans Set
The Board of Education adopted a school budget of about $113,000 with a special tax to raise part of it. Frank K. Gano and Daniel W. Wardell were appointed to the board of estimates. Pelton High School building plans will be bid and must be approved by the state architect before contract awards, all within a $100,000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frank K. Gano
Daniel W. Wardell
Tagen
Pelton High
Death of John W. Crewery at 169 Belmont Avenue
John W. Crewery aged 33 died last night at 12:30 at his home from Brights disease. He leaves a wife and two children and a brother in Philadelphia. Burial planned in Philadelphia under Hyer and Flock funeral directors with arrangements to be completed later today.
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John W. Crewery
Belmont Avenue
Bright
Philadelphia
Hyer.& Flock
Francis family moves into new East Park home
Mervin Francis and his family moved Saturday from Bridge Avenue Red Bank to a new house at the corner of Marion and Worthley Streets in East Park. Mr Francis is employed by Consolidated Gas Company of Red Bank.
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Mervin Francis
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Marion and
Worthley Streets
East Park
Mr. Francis
Consolidated Gas Company
Keyport Drug Stores Adopt Daily Hours Schedule
Bruggists adopt a schedule for Keyport drug stores with weekday hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays are set from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. The hours reflect adjustments for The Sun.
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Bruggists
Keyport Drug Stores
Delaware Sturgeon Captured by Keyport Fisherman
Captain Richard S. White, a butcher at Keyport, nets a 179 pound sturgeon from the Delaware River. The catch is notable as sturgeon have nearly vanished from Raritan Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Richard S. White
Keyport
Delaware River
Raritan Bay
Chaplain Reynolds to Be Present for Lodge Degree
San Salvador Lodge Council No. 229 Perth Amboy schedules third degree on Sunday May 71st at 2 30 p.m. The Auditorium with about two two hundred seat capacity is secured for the occasion and will be honored by Worthy Supreme Knight James A Flaherty and Worthy State Chaplain Rev James A Reynolds of Red Bank A class of fortune will be initiated and the work will start promptly at 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
San Salvador Lodge Council
Perth Amboy
James A. Flaherty
James “A. Reyds
Red Bank
Jewelry theft warrant issued for L Rosenberg in Keyport case
A warrant by Solomon Golding a Keyport jeweler seeks the arrest of L Rosenberg accused of obtaining three gold watches by claiming they were for his wife. Golding says Rosenberg took the watches and left town. A later report mentions the United States Express delivery and confusing details about the charge and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Golding
Keyport
L. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
United States ‘Express
Goldir
Seaman’s Coat and Money Stolen at Central Depot
Charles Sturrup a seaman aboard the U S Battleship Consolation was visiting a mate Seaman Watson and lost his coat at the Central depot platform the coat contained furlough papers and $12 Sturrup boarded a train to New York but missing coat he returned with a plan to recover it before reporting the loss at police headquarters Watson continued to New York unaware of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sturrup
U. S
Consolation
Seaman Watson
New York
Central Depot
Sturrup
Red Bank
Uncle Sam
Long Branch
Watson
eHis
Twenty Minute Headway Trolley Service Halves Travel Time
Monmouth County Electric Company inaugurated near summer trolley service between this city and Red Bank. The twenty minute schedule runs 5.28am to 8pm with cars leaving Second Avenue and Broadway hourly twenty minutes after the hour and from Red Bank’s Broad and Front streets at ten and thirty minutes after the hour. Passenger traffic has risen and the public welcomed the change.
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Monmouth Co
Here
Red Bank
Monmouth County Electric Company
Second Avenueg
Broadway
Broad and
Front Streets
Cottage Seaside Visit Delayed by Illness
Louis Runkel and family planned a Westwood avenue cottage trip to the seashore but were delayed when Runkel fell suddenly ill and was taken to a hospital. Officials say the condition is not serious and friends hope the stay will only be temporary.
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Louis Runkel
Westwood Avenue
Gas lines extend through Little Silver streets
Gas pipes laid through main streets of Little Silver by workers from the Red Bank office of the Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey. Many residents have requested gas connections and officials expect work to finish this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Silver
Red Bank
Consolidated Gas Company of
New Jersey
Painter's Narrow Escape in Rumson Cottages
Alfred Hawkins of Rumson narrowly avoided serious injury after falling two stories while painting a James cottage in Rumson. He suffered bruises but escaped major harm in the incident this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hawkins
Rumson
Hawkins
James
Silvermere Inn Opens at Little Silver Point
Silvermere in Indiana near Little Silver Point opens for the season under the management of William J. Byrnes of New York, who ran the place for the past two years.
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Silvermere
Ind
Little Silver Point
Willam J. Byrnes
New York
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Showers and Warmer
The Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Wednesday evening for New Jersey. Expect showers tonight and Wednesday with increasing warmth. Light to moderate variable winds. Observations from Long Branch show a temperature around 49 degrees with a high yesterday of 63 and a low of 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Monmouth Woman's Baptist Missionary Society Meets
The regular annual session of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Monmouth County gathered at the First Baptist Church in Manasquan last Friday. Five delegates represented the local group, led by president Mrs. T. J. Berrien, with brief reports, missionary addresses by Miss Wilson of Assam and Mrs. T. B. Hughes on China, followed by Kurtz of India, Clements of Japan, and a closing talk by State president Mrs. Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Baptist Missionary Sociey
Manasquan
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Monmouth County
First Baptist Church
T. J. Berrien
C. M. Woolley
K. Brower
T. B. Hughes
C. de Camp
Manasquan Society
Miss Wilson
Assam
China
Kurtz
India
Clements
Japan
Silver
Eastern Star Chapter Supplies Annual Reception and Banquet
Adah Chapter No. 5 of the Order of the Eastern Star completed arrangements for its annual reception and visitation by grand officers. The event at Masonic Hall tomorrow night features an exemplification of the degree and a banquet with many visitors from across the county expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Families of Cottagers Arrive for Summer at Sea Shore
Frank Robinson and family, former city residents now in New York, have returned to the sea shore and occupy a Cook cottage on Liberty street. Simon Sichel and family again occupy a Bath avenue cottage, while L Plant and family from New York stay at Lincoln avenue. W 1 Roosenfeld and family opened their summer villa on Elberon avenue as late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
New York
Liberty Street
Robinson
Simon Sichel
Bath Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
W. 1
Roosenfeld
Elberon Avenue
Esther H Elfreth Addresses WCTU Meeting in Haddonfield
Miss Esther H Elfreth of Haddonfield N J spoke at the Baptist Church last night before a large WCTU gathering chaired by James Cloughly. Nine new members joined the local union and she lectured on Our Needs before addressing the Monmouth county spring institute at Manasquan this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther H. Elfreth
Haddonfield
N. J
Baptist Church
James Cloughly
Elfreth
Monmouth
Manasquan
Ty Welch, Jr
Long Branch
Postal Examinations Select Winners in City
Miss Ethel Britton Miss Reid and Edgar Woolley passed the recent examinations for clerk and carrier in this city. The Misses Reid and Britton took the clerk test while Mr Woolley took the carrier exam. They have been notified of their success and their averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Britton
Miss Reid
Edgar Woolley
Reid
Britton
Woolley
Arrier
Spring Bargains at 1 Gateen Broadway
Local ad announcesGuilless variety at low prices with limited stock. Readers urged to visit 1 Gateen Broadway to shop before spring and enjoy savings. advertisement emphasizes early purchase and profitability for advertisers.
Insurgent Advances in Juarez Amid Big Mexican Conflict
reports from El Paso and San Diego describe Ciudad Juarez battle lines as Madero forces push forward with heavy casualties among both sides. Insurgents seize Tia Juana, while fighting rages along the border with Federal and insurgent forces exchanging volleys and civilians injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
San Diego
Cal
Tia Juana
Mexico
United States
Tex
Ciudad Jaarez
Francisco I
Madero
Juarez
Navarro
Peace Commission
Smadero
Feders
East Jersey High School League Battles for Pennant
The East Jersey High School League enters its 1911 season with Lakewood atop the standings after two wins, while Chattle, Atlantic Highlands, Neptune and Point Pleasant hold early contention. Red Bank and Neptune show middling records as Asbury Park trails with two losses. Chattle is viewed as a dangerous challenger, with Atlantic Highlands also emerging strong after a decisive loss to Chattle. Lakewood, Chattle, and Atlantic Highlands appear likely to contend to the finish.
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East Jersey
Lakewood
Chattle
Ai Highlands
Neptune Find Point J Ant
Atlantic Highlands
Red Bank
Neptune
Paint Pleasant
Asbury Park
Chattles
P.C. Lakewood
Point Pleasant
Ocedule Fire tries out new team in dark gray uniforms
The Ocedule Fire team debuted a new squad described as fine looking in dark gray, drawing considerable attention. They were purchased from William C. Ely of Holmdel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocedule Fire
Riizind “Oompany
William C. Ely
Holmdel
Pastor William H Marshall to Speak at Evangelistic Service
Rev. William H Marshall former pastor of the First Baptist Church visits his aged mother on Broadway and will deliver the sermon Thursday evening at the evangelistic service conducted by Rev. Thomas B Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Marshall
First Baptist Church
Thomas B. Hughes
Reverend W H Marshall Guest Speaker at Local Baptist
Rev W H Marshall former pastor of the First Baptist Church is visiting relatives in the city. N Sharp recently toured New England and stayed with his daughter Mrs S O Zezanson in Boston. Marshall has been invited to speak at the First Baptist Church Thursday evening and many friends will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Marshall
First Baptist Church
N Shall
New England
8. O. Zezanson
Boston
Marshall
Shore Club Opens with June 18 Debut in West End
The Shore Club in West End will open to the public on Thursday June 15 after extensive improvements. The building and surroundings have been upgraded notably the cuisine praised last year for private dinners and automobile parties. The season will showcase vocal and instrumental talent ready for the opening day inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Van Brant Secures Sea Bright Contract for Bulkhead Build
Benjamin A. Van Brant of Sea Bright wins a government bulkhead contract valued at $20,000. Work to be completed in seventy five days begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A .van Brant
North Jersey
Mr. van Brant
Flag Pole For Bifi-Home Erected on Gatfields Avenue
A new flag pole is being erected in front of the Kike House on Gatfields Avenue. It will occupy a lawn area surrounded by a large flower bed, marking a planned commemorative or decorative feature for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hothe
Gatfields Avenue
Unclear Movement Report at Garfield Avenue Project
Fragmentary notes describe movements toward Garfield Avenue and a new broad piazza at Inehad, with cement work and tal leading to areas near the labs. Details are incomplete, limiting a precise summary of actions or officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Avenue
Inehads
Cement Rmng
Mystery Ticket Sale Ad From An Old Paper
Fragmentary line suggests an event listing on a Monday in April with a price of 50 cents for tickets to a show or meeting featuring someone named Fredie Ball. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredie Ball
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Ocean Park Casino
Tme New Health Board
Oceanport
Yiany Ae Ee Ee
Pelton High School
SENOS
Itia
Runkel
Hospital
Weather Bureau Forecast
North Broadway
Diaz
Monmouth Society
Washington
Jose Vasconcelos
Bexton Bros
General Orozco
Lakewood High
Mr. Marshall
Shore Club
B. A. van Brant
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