Matinee racing to open at Stengel track week of June
The city will inaugurate matinee racing on Saturday June 3 at George C. Stengel’s track in Legalton with weekly events. The Long Branch Road Drivers Association directs the series and entries close May 22. A grandstand and judges stand will be built, with prizes including ribbons and cups, as Stengel trains Monmouth Belle for stake engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stengel
Legalton
Long Branch Road Drivers’ Association
Long Branch Hall
Stengel Track
Lippincott Road
Road Drivers Association
Stengel
Mr. Stengel
Road Drivers’ Association
Monmouth Belle
Axum
Elkwood Queen
Oratorio
Charley Mayberry
Newborn Daughter of Local Insurance Agent Cubberley
Mrs. and Mr. R Hayes Cubberley welcomed a daughter on Thursday. The father, a Metropolitan Life Insurance agent in this city, is also a choir member of the First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hayes Cubberley
Waters & Osborn Co Incorporated charter granted
A certificate of incorporation was granted to Waters & Osborn Company of Red Bank on Thursday. The capital is $50,000. Incorporators are William B. Waters Bara Osborn and Edwin B. Houghton. The firm will deal in real estate and act as builders contractors and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters & Osborn Co. Incorporated
Waters & Osborn Company
Red Bank
William B. Waters
Bara Osborn
Edwin B. Houghton
Ex-Councilman Tetley Improving After Eye Trouble
Ex-councilman John T. Tetley of Wallace Street Red Bank shows improvement after several days confined with eye trouble. Dr Straughn Matawan, an eye specialist, is caring for him. The New York World Sunday supplement will feature a framing picture of Nave sink Hook and Ladder Company No 1 Red Bank firehouse on Mechanic Street near Broad. Firemen pictured include James R Wolcott Benjamin H Ford Joseph Fix Percy Davis George Goff Harry Clayton Archibald Haviland Howard Bailey Ensley E Morris James Oakley Cooper and George Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetley
John T. Tetley
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Mr. Tetley
Straughn
Matawan
Hook and Ladder Company
New York World
Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1
Mechanic Street
Broad
James R. Wolcott
Benjamin H. Ford
Joseph Fix
Percy Davis
George Goff
Harry Clayton
Archibald Haviland
Howard Bailey
Ensley E. Morris
James Oakley Cooper
George Ackerman
California Woman Rents Red Bank Cottage for Season
Mrs Melverne D Warren of Pasadena California has rented Mrs Robert Hances cottage on Riverside Avenue Red Bank for the season. Thomas A Purtell of Red Bank arranged the rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Red Bank
Melverne D. Warren
Pasadena
Robert Hance
Riverside Avenue
Thomas A. Purtell
Red Bank High Hosts Point Pleasant On Prospect Avenue
Red Bank High School faces Point Pleasant this afternoon at the Prospect avenue diamond. Eas Sey White and Arthur McQueen will handle pitching and catching for Red Bank as they pursue a strong win. The Red Bank team enjoys confidence after daily practice sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Red Bank
Prospect Avenue
Eassey White
Arthur McQueen
Young Banker Francis A. Schilling Named New Asbury Park Cashier
Francis A. Schilling, 29, formerly cashier at First National Bank Ramsey New Jersey, has been chosen as cashier for the upcoming Asbury Park Trust Company. The new bank will open about July 1 in temporary quarters at 629 Mattison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Schilling
First National Bank
Ramsey
N. J
Asbury Park Trust Company
Mattison Avenue
Schilling
Ramsey Bank
Moneyback Lawn Mower Brings Value Claim at Woolley Co.
Woolley & Co. offers 14 inch Moneyback lawn mower priced at 295 dollars. Chester M. Tru ar at 223 Broadway promotes the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Truar
May Tax Monmouth Automobiles At Over A Million Dollars
Monmouth County Board of Equalization of Taxes in Freehold urged strict adherence to listing all personal property to boost ratables. Officials highlighted about 1,200 automobiles licensed in the county could raise the million dollar figure if properly taxed and separated from the personal property list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
Monmouth County Board of Equalization
Freehold
W. K. Devereux
Tax Board
Stokes
Devereux
Ors
Monmouth County
Murder Still a Mystery in Mrs Turner Case
Prosecutor Brown reports no new leads in the two week old murder of Mrs. Charles Turner. Detective Graham remains jailed as investigators, with Burns of a top agency, ponder potential insights from a New York visit. Brown faced heavy expenses from the chase, including vehicle and tire costs, and estimates a month’s salary loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Charles Turner
Graham
Burns
New York
Elberon Library Opens For The Season In New Building
The Elberon Library opens for the year in a new building behind the Elberon station triangle. Ground was donated by Mrs. Charles T. Cook and Mrs. Washington Wilson. The library will be open year round, unlike the seasonal schedule before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
Elberon Station
Charles T. Cook
Washington Wilson
Funeral for John W. Drowery at Harris Parlors
The funeral for John W. Drowery who died Tuesday afternoon at his home 169 Belmont avenue will be held tomorrow at two o'clock from F. F. Harris undertakers parlors. Interment will follow at White Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Drowery
Belmont Avenue
F. F. Harris
White Ridge Cemetery
Newark Family Visits Red Bank Friends
Mrs. A. F. Reinhart and her two sons from Newark are guests of her sister Mrs. George F. Smith on Oakland Street Red Bank. They visited friends in Keyport yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Reinhart
Newark
Editor John H. Cook Returns From Chicago Trip
John H. Cook editor and proprietor of the Red Bank Register has returned from a combined business and pleasure trip to Chicago and points in the Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Red Bank Register
Chicago
Orchestra Concert At First Presbyterian Under Ball
Everybody of Note will attend the First Presbyterian next Monday for a fine orchestra concert directed by Frederick K Ball. Tickets priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Frederick K.ball
Woolley Firm Advertises Way to William Hesitate
The fragment references W. H. Woolley & Co and hints at a business path or route. No clear event, date, or detailed context is present to expand with exact names or actions.
Rummage Sale at Corner Broadway and Third Ave
Neighborhood rummage sale advertised for May 14 from 10 to 2 at the corner of Broadway and Third Avenue in Lidtedige. Proceeds may support local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Third Ave
Red Bank Concert At First Presbyterian Church
The annual concert directed by Prof. Harold Allstrom filled the new First Presbyterian Church on Broad Street Red Bank. Proceeds benefit the church treasury with decorations of fresh flowers and performances by pupils of Allstrom's Academy and a 20 piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Broad Street
Reckless Place
Red Bank
Harold K. Allstrom
Brotherhood of the Church
Allstrom
First Baptist Church
Maple Eavenue
Alistrem
Brotherhood
New Presbyterian Church
New Church Fund
Jessie Truswell
Florence Schenck
Elizabeth van Dorn
Olive McColgan
Esther’ Adameit
Marjorie Frost
Red Bank Mason Theodore Scott Stricken at Home
Theodore Scott of Harrison Avenue Red Bank is confined to his home and seriously ill with a stomach trouble. He is a well known Red Bank mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Scott
Harrison Avenue
Red Bank
Mr. Scott
Bath avenue guests arrive for weekend stay
H. Edgar Mason and Charles A. Wimpfheimer arrived yesterday with several Bath Avenue cottagers for a weekend stay. They plan to open their summer homes for the season before the first of the month.
Umpire Isaac Smith Turns Full Time Farmer at Fair Haven
Isaac Smith, longtime Fair Haven resident and former New York baseball umpire, resigns his NY position to farm full time at Fair Haven. This will be his first farming season, but he expects a substantial harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaace Smith
Fair Haven
New York
Smith
Eatontown Streets Improve Main and Broad Areas
A fragment notes stone is being laid on Main and Broad Streets in Hatentown with significant improvement to Eatontown area streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Oyme
Hatentown
Sea Bright Woman Dies at 60 in Sea Bright Home
Mrs Alfred Pfeifer sixty dies at her South Street Sea Bright home at half past three this morning from a complication of diseases. Her husband, once a noted fisherman, died at Sea Bright fifteen years ago. She lived in Sea Bright thirty three years. Funeral Tuesday at nine from the South Street home with Rev J Ward Gamble officiating. Interment Burrsville Ocean county under William H Morrig Sr funeral director. Relatives and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pfeifer
South Street
Sea Bright
Burrsville
Ocean County
William H. Morrig
Dr Neal's Sister Guests at Washington Street Church
Dr. and Mrs. G H Neal entertain Dr Neal's sister Mrs Hen Frazeur of Bridgeton New Jersey at &J Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church patronage on Washington street.
Auto accident injures boy in Matawan area
Lloyds of Matawan figure in an auto crash when nine year old Rank Devlin rode in front of a car toward the town station. The bicycle wrecked and the boy was bruised though not seriously hurt. The driver Mr Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd were involved as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Auto Seniar
John P. Lloyd i
Matawan
Joyd
Tawan Station
Rank Devlin
Ken Riba
We Give Value Woolley and Co. Furnishers Ad
Woolley and Co. furnishers advertise value in building and home goods. The ad notes hourly or daily hire and lists addresses including 181 Broad Street and an Andy's Tel service for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Woolley & Co., Clothiers and Furnishers
Broadway
W. H. Woolley & Co. Clothiers and Furnishers
W. H. ‘Woolley & Co
L and Furnishers
Andy
Woman Describes Dr Larson Seeker as God Man in Spirit World
Alta Markevka, secretary to Dr Larson, who was found slain, attempted suicide by gas after claiming she wished to join her “God Man” in the spirit world. She told coroner Feinberg she loved Larson and that he was “a perfect man.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alta Marhevka
Larson
Watt
Chance
Convictions Reported in Wisconsin Murder Case
In Hayward Wisconsin on May 13 John Ot defender of Cameron Dam was found guilty of murdering Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp and Dietz and Mrs Dietz and son Leslie were acquitted. The Dietz verdict drew Dietz’s remark about the Lumber Trust’s alleged victim policy. In Vermont Florence M. Dodge was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of house painter William A. Smith after a nightlong jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wis
John Ot
Cameron Dam
Oscar Harp
Seige
Dietz Ae
Etz
Leslie
Dietz
Lumber Trust
Guildhall
Vermont
Florence M. Dodge
William A. Smith
Hall
Kalon Castle to Attend Service at St. Luke's Church
To Kalon Castle No 72 KG E will attend divine service a week from tomorrow night at St Luke s M E Church. Dr G H Neal will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalon Castle
St. Luke's M. E. Church
G. H. Neal
Elizabeth Tallman to William Kampf Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Francis J N Tallman of 180 Winthrop Street Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to William E Kampf of Long Branch no marriage date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. N. Tallman
Winthrop Street
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
William E. Kampf
Long Branch
New Jersey Weather Forecast for Sunday
Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Sunday at 8 pm for New Jersey. Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions and moderate northerly winds. Observations from Display Station 43 North Broadway Long Branch report barometer 0.10 inches wind velocity 7 mph wind direction west. Temperature 72. Highest yesterday 65 lowest last night 56 rainfall 0.04 inches. Today’s temperature 80. One year ago today was clear with 44 degrees at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Stranger and ladder spark burglar scare on Garfield Avenue
A ladder propped at the Collier cottage on Garfield Avenue sparked a burglar scare near eleven. Umberto Barbiant from Bronx Park, detained after being seen leaving the yard, was discharged by Recorder Arrowsmith with no evidence of burglary. the mystery centers on who placed the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Cottage
Garfield Avenue
Collier
Lizzie Hudson
Miller
City
Umberto Barbiant
Bronx Park
New York
Broadway
Garfield
Collier Yard
Arrowsmith
Episcopal Diocesan Conference Grants Bishop Rest and Reforms
Owing to Bishop John Scarborough's age and infirmity the Atlantic City conference voted a three months vacation and out of diocese rest so he can delegate authority to the standing committee. The convention also places the two state districts under an archdeacon and a board of control to rotate leadership and depose district deans. Next year’s meeting is set for Mount Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scarborough
Episcopal Diocesan
Atlantic City
Mount Holly
Weatherstrips Rise in Homes of Local Clients
Wilber Carley, a weatherstrip builder, is busy fitting weatherstrips in the homes of Benjamin Birkenfeld at South Biberen, J H Harding at Rumson, and I G Timolate at Fair Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Carley
Benjamin Birkenfeld
South Biberen
J. H. Harding
Rumson
I.G. Timolate
Fair Haven
Gordon Brown Sea Bright resident and Yale football captain dies
Gordon Brown, a longtime Sea Bright summer resident, died in New York on Tuesday at age 32. He captained Yale’s 1900 football team and was a noted athlete affiliated with the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club and the Rumson Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Brown
Sea Bright
New York
Yale
Brown
Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Rumson Country Club
Horse Falls Dead In Street On Broadway
A beer delivery horse attached to a wagon owned by De Nucci collapsed in the street opposite Rockell Hotel on Broadway before noon yesterday. The animal showed distress during a Monmouth Beach trip and died from colic after laying down in harness. H. Ritzau of Red Bank arranged for the carcass to be hauled to a disposal plant by 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Nucci Botting Lokeie Jeffery Steel
Broadway
Rockell Hotel
Monmouth Beach
H. Ritzau
Red Bank
Hudson County Auto Association Trip to Atlantic City
About 150 motorists from Jersey City will travel to Atlantic City today. They plan to reach Long Branch for a late afternoon visit, wash up, eat, then tour the beach and inspect the area’s summer villas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County Auto Association
Jersey City
Atlantic City
Moday
Long Branch
Mother's Day Observance at Presbyterian Church
The fourth annual Mother's Day feature at the Presbyterian Church will decorate with kit flowers and carnations given to mothers. A welcoming note invites all to join in this tender memorial honoring Earth's best friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Earth
New York & Ong Branch Railroad Names A F Golden Painter
A F Golden is appointed official painter and decorator for the New York and Ong Branch Railroad. He commands a large force of painters at work on finishing touches at stations between Perth Amboy and Point Pleasant, ahead of the busy summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
A. F. Golden
New York &Ong
Perth Amboy
Point Pleasant
Mulligan and Brazzo Keep Busy Despite Lean Season
The painters and orators Mulligan and Brazzo maintain nearly seventy workers, continuing active operations after a slow period. They describe a brisk pace of work and steady demand despite seasonal variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan & Brazzo
Morris Pop Corn and Candy Booth Opens May 14
The Morris Pop Corn and Candy Booth on South Broadway will be open daily starting May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris’ Pop Corn and Candy Booth
My Wall Pay Deal Promptly Ends at Low Prices
A clipped notice urges readers to act fast for a spring sale on wall pay items at low prices. Limited time framing hints at a clearance event with emphasis on value and urgency.
Reverend Mitchell Stricken With Voice Trouble
Rev. Dr. William Mitchell, pastor of Lakewood M E Church, is suffering a voice affection and in poor health. He formerly led the First M E Church at West Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Lakewood
M.E
Mitchell
M. E
West Long Branch
Public sale set at Hubbard's Bridge on May 4
Old plesk at Hubbard's bridge will be sold at public sale next Tuesday May 4 at ten o'clock. J M Opries director Altoli4 s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard’s Bridge
Agile
J. M.opries
Baseball season opens with key matchup at Elizabeth
The article previews a pivotal game between Elizabeth and Jecksats tomorrow at 6. The visitors from Farrel arrive with a six game win streak, while local star players Walsh Burns and Jimmie Bailey are noted in the lineup. The field will be prepared in first class condition with seats surrounding the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laae
Souizabet
Elizabeth
Jecksats
Oaitpats
Acore Fards
Ogee
Jimmie
Farrel Tome
Tronsides
Eee
Amar
Abe Rocklin
Fie
Walsh
Howard Burns
Gould
Jimmis Hines
Warwick
Eisa
Bailey
Eiizebeth
Unclear OCR item near Sea Bright and Fort Packer
An unclear caption mentions Sea Bright near Ill and 1911 references. It notes a visit to the Burton Block, Rumson road, and a Fort Packer point, with a visitor to Branch this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ai
Sea Brigi Sqn
Mtr
Burton Block
Iynly City
Fort Packer
Rumson Road
G Branch
Arrest for Reckless Driving After Evening Incident
Charles Johnson was arrested last evening by Fe Kirby for reckless driving. An incident on the street showed erratic behavior and a missed turn, leading to a police stop and a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Fe Kirby
Reck
Jess
Sie
Uae
Ukea
Arin
Fire at Brielle destroys Schroeder home in unknown blaze
Fire of unknown origin gutted the Charles Schroeder residence at Brielle yesterday. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars, with total damage up to 40000. Schroeder, a Jersey City resident, was in Brielle supervising work when the blaze broke out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Schroeder
Brielle
Schroeder
Jersey City
Brielte
Wickham Cottage Leased to J Offerman Known Pup Pinkie
Wickham Cottage on the avenue is leased to J Offerman. The well known dog Pinkie is the property. The notice confirms the lease and ownership details for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham
J. Offerman
Pinkie
Plainfield Fair Exhibits and Show Details
Plainfield's eighth fair covers June 1 to 3 with a prize horse event and a Brandt Show in charge. Physicians and local speakers including Dr Beveridge curate demonstrations at the exhibition. Bertin Bros. and Slay & Clothiers are among featured sponsors and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfild
Ee Plainfield
Tae * Brandt
Plainfield
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Elberon Library
Mr. Drowery
Editor
Cook Home
New First Presbyterian Church
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Sea Bright Woman
Jon “God Man
Mrs. Dodge
K G. E
W. £. Kampf
Weather Bureau Forecast
Lizzie Hudson Collier
Hudson
Long
Branch Tidge
Masonic Hall
GTRA
Dr. Mitchell
Op Jackson's Woods
The
Uneup Et Nationals
Farrell
Cateher Heiles
Etna
Wwe Wane Bailey
Farley Warwick
Hines
Vee Econd
Emanuel Tena
Nes Aee Sheengs
Vitella
Seymour Ar Feld
OBL
W. Ww. Beveridge
Aebury
eNhky
Atey Ft
Bertin Bros
Tal
Spas
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