Severe Rahway Avenue Collision Injures Four
Four people were badly hurt in a head on collision on Rahway Avenue near Elizabeth. Mrs. Ariha Applegate suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries and is in critical condition. Adelaide Meyers and William Mount suffered multiple injuries. Dr A Dallas and N M Begerts also injured. Both cars were wrecked and initial ambulance treatment given.
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Rahway Avenue
Elizabeth
Ariha Applegate
Maralapan
Adelaide Meyers
Newark
William H. Mount
Kansas City
New Jersey
A. Dallas
Pine Brook
N. J
N. M. Bégerts
A. D. Bryers
Mount
Mra. Applegate
Manalapan
Kohler
A. L. Brier
Dallas
Apnegate
Morris
Matt
Crown May Queen at Ocean Park May Day Festival
About 200 kindergarteners from Garfield Avenue and Primary No 3 join a May day event at Ocean Park Casino to crown Reine Francis Queen of May. The festival includes dances, May Pole, and devils, with hundreds of visitors anticipated and parents invited.
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Garfield
Waite
Casino
Garfield Avenue
Ocean Park Casino
Reine Franis
C. Asa Francis
Leases and Transfers in Gohéh Villas and Brighton Area
Mrs George B Cohen leases Voltage No to Martin Stuller for the season. A Teltan of New York will take possession soon. Michael Quirk leases the McCarthy cottage on Brighton Avenue for a first class boarding house this season. Morris Judie, who built the Dalton Wheel on Brighton Avenue, has moved from the place. Mr Dalton is in charge again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cohen
Martin Stuller
Cohen
A. Teltan
New York
Michael Quirk
McCarthy
Brighton Avenue
Quirk
Dalton
Morris Judie
Dalton Héeel
Daltoin
Long Branch P D Business More Than Doubled In A Decade
A Washington report outlines New Jersey post office receipts and populations for 1900 and 1909. It lists cities including Bayonne Belvidere Bloomfield Dover East Orange Hackensack Long Branch Montclair Rahway Red Bank Salem South Amboy and others with 1909 receipts and 1900 populations, noting Long Branch rose from 15 299.69 to 31 850.34 in receipts and total 289 059 population overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Committee On Public Buildings
Senate
United States
New Jersey
Bayonne
Belvidere
Hackensack
Long Branch
Millville
Montclair
Phillipsburg
Rahway
Red Bank
Salem
South Amboy
Sunmit
Goss
Srose
Union
West Hoboken
Washington
New Bulletin
Watermen rivalry over first soft shell crab in Oceanport
This season brings good natured rivalry among Oceanport watermen for the first soft shell crab. Captain Al. Smith wins the bragging rights, displaying his catch on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
al. Smith
Oceanic Auditorium to Host Boys' Club Benefit Tonight
Soffiiig and Hunt the Oceanic moving picture men present a performance next week at the Oceanic Auditorium to benefit the Boys' Club of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soffiig
Hunt
Oceanic Moving Picture Men
Oceanic
Princeton Theological Seminary Confers 45 Diplomas
Forty five men received diplomas at the ninety eighth annual commencement exerciser. The ceremony was held in the presence of the board of rectors with graduates dismissed after an address by Rev Dr Frederick W Loeseher of Philadelphia. George A Leukel of Eatontown was among the graduates. Maxwell Machines catalogues and prices available from J Hicks jeweler agent.
Brinley Re-elected Chairman of Ushers Union
Henry B. Brinley was unanimously chosen to lead the Ushers' Union of St. Luke's M. E. Church for a fifth year at a meeting at John Clark Jr.'s Norwood Avenue home. Officers reelected include William H. Riddle as vice chairman John Wesley Neamal as secretary and Bellville Van Brunt as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Brinley
Ushers’ Union
St. Luke’s M. &. Church
William H. Riddle
John Wesley Neamal
Bellville van Brunt
Norwood Avenue
John Clark, Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Brinley
Palo Campus for Oceanport Soon
Volo, an outdoor sports venue, will be played at Oceanport as the Murphy farm is leased for a new club campus by the Deal Polo Club. Contractor Rt R Hughes of West Long Branch leads the adaptation work, converting a Murphy farm house into a club house with dormitory and polo facilities.
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Volo
Oceanport
Ee Murphy
Monmouth Park
Deal Polo Club
Rt. R. Hughes
West Long Branch
Murphy Farm
Joseph Meyer
Pose Avenue
Del
Deal
Elkwood Park
Lilue Silver
Red Bank Hosts Veterans Sons Convention and Auxiliary
Red Bank prepares for the twenty eighth annual Sons of Veterans convention and the State Auxiliary meeting. Delegates arrive, Broad Street decorations sparkle, and preliminary meetings and a dance mark the start at ArrowSmith Postroom.
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Knights of Columbus
Covention
Red Bank
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
State of
New Jersey
Arrowsmith Postroom
Broad Street
Eintracht
Bons of Veterans
Legeren Brothers
Elizabeth
John G. Wolfe
Weehbwken
Har- Meth Loew
Jersey City
Wee- Jawken
Arrowsmith
Broadstreet
Charles Sehmidt
Weehawken
Germanta Bae
Auxillary
Ae Coreyotlig
Ana
Weather outlook and rug shop ad blend page item
The Weather Bureau predicts rain tonight and Thursday for New Jersey with light to moderate winds. An ad for Medsigian Bros. Co. promotes oriental rugs, repairs, washing, and sales, claiming expert weaving and restoration services with contact at Tel. 40-wW Lotte Branch.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Ocean Avenue
Medsigian Bros. Co
Washitiz
Tel
Lotte
Woman Prisoner in House All Night With Gash
Mrs James Payne alias Mamie Clark known as Chippie is hospitalized with a stab wound or razor gash just below the ribs. Police and the prosecutor pursue the case as Payne and two companions allegedly assaulted Chippie after an argument in the Payne apartments Monday night.
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James Payne
Mamie Clark
Layton
Asault
Payne
Vernon Matthews
Baltimore
Red Bank
New York
Stige
Sergeant Walling
Walling
Wits Seases
City Hall
Anna Bell Francis
Knights of Columbus Convention Opens in Monmouth Street
The annual Knights of Columbus state convention gathers delegates from most of the fifty four councils. State Secretary Mc Glennon reports 8 649 members on January 1 1910 with total membership exceeding 10 000. A solemn high mass at St James Church precedes continued sessions and a dance tonight in St James Hall.
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Knights of Columbus of
St. James’ Mall
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
John J. Hickey
Cornelius A. McGlennon
St. James’ Hall
St. James’ Church
Broad Street
James A. Reynolds
Bernard M. Bogan
Plainfield
St. James‘ Hall
Red Bank Board debates clerk appointment and teacher salaries
Red Bank Board of Education met in regular session to certify certificates for workable absences and to revisit teachers' salaries. A special committee of Sutton Botticher and Minton will draft a new salary schedule and report at a Friday night meeting. Botticher was appointed clerk pro tem and a vote to remove clerk Pintard passed 5 to 3. Minton's election failed after a tied vote, and further action awaits.
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Board of Education of
Red Bank
Messrs
William Sutton
Alfred Botticher
Charles A. Minton
Button
Sayre
Botticher
Nim
Minton
Sutton
Colonel Roosevelt Named U S Representative at King Edward Funeral
President Taft designates Theodore Roosevelt as special United States representative at King Edward VII's funeral. Roosevelt accepts after notice. Also notes resignations and a local advert for a lawn mower and Bargain Day promotion.
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Roosevelt
King
Taft
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
King Edward
Hle
Col. Roosevelt
Ten Complete Plans for Encampment Prepared
A joint meeting at City Hall next Tuesday will organize plans for entertaining the State Encampment and G A R. Committees, the mayor, Morria Post commander, and Board of Trade president urged attendance. The meeting was postponed due to Chairman Martin's absence. a general call was issued for next week. Postal cards will request automobile owners to lend cars for a sightseeing ride during the convention. The Board of Trade president noted a likely schedule alignment with the convention, and a fundraiser was arranged to help cover expenses. Also mentioned are the Billposters Convention at Little Silver and notices about sheet music, a popular edition, and local suppliers.
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Enec Adpthett
Morria Post
Board of Trade
Martin
Stratton
Board of
Traie
Hp G
B. Morris
Cane
Leo
Sist
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Aronda State
Kindergartners
Gohéh Villas
Mr. Quirk
Gano
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Bathers
Broadway
P. D
Resort
Calight
Maxwell Machines
J. Hicks
Jeweler
Agertt
Wed
Pritt
St. Luke’s Astors
Prins Lawn
Palo
Gospel Crusaders Appeal
Gospel Crusaders of America
W. J. Latyton
al Second Avenue
Crucafere
Golden's
Golfen's
Ieee
RED Bank Ready For Veterans’ Sons
Elks Head
Long Branch Lodge
Atwood
W. Atwood
Hackensack Lodge
Elks’ Hone
Grother Atwood
Elkdom
Freehold
Weather Bureau
Columbus Knights
William Platard
Barker's
Norwood Air
Tis Ser
Joseph McGarvey
Society
Jesse West
Mer
McGarvey
Chester M
Broatwey
The
Daily Record
Amerigo Vespucci Society
Lyceum
Santangelo
Red Hawk Band
J. Pitman Wiest
A. Sico
John Guventa
Joseph Lorilo
Pasquale Hruno
J. Mazza
P. Pingitore
Angelo Giz
Frank Penta
Ringtore
Orazio Btrollo
Antonio Rugitore
Leone Carbone
Pasquale Shhistuto
Pasquale Loupelli
D.C. Nicholl
Toseph Fiorillo
Josephine Stella
Waltgers
Fidges
Samuel Ferrante
Mamie Burns
James Rongo
Louisa Rongo
Billposters
Little Silver
Bill Ere Distributors Association
Silvermere Inn
Charles ‘Rosencrans
Ame 18 Posting Co
Burns
Little Bilver
Chicago
Gano’e ‘Drug Store
Gano’s
En Needen's
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