Keyport Schooner Carries Ashore off Brigantine
The Carrie L bound from Keyport to Delaware ran aground Thursday at Brigantine Inlet. Lifesaving crews freed her after three hours. damage was slight. Master mistook Brigantine Inlet for Little Egg Harbor Inlet. Vessel valued at $3000. crew listed with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L
Keyport
Delaware
Little Beach
E. Taylor
Taylor
Joncott
H. Hebsher
Tomas Johnson
J. de Gross
Papahammeeh
Red Bank Seeks New Station From Rail Line
The Red Bank Board of Commerce appoints a transportation committee to win signatures for a petition urging the New York and Long Branch Railroad to construct a new station at Red Bank. The committee includes H. P. Cook as chair and members H. W. Hill R. G. MacDonald E. Ellsworth G. I. Brown F. D. Wikoff E. H. Burr and A. Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Board of ‘Commerce
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Red Bank
Committee On Transportation
H. P. Cook
H. W. Hill
R. G. MacDonald
E. E. Ellsworth
G. I. Brown
F. D. Wikoff
E. H. Burr
A. Rutherford
Asbury Armory Site Selected at Lake Avenue Bond Street
The State Military Board approved vacant ground at Lake Avenue and Bond Street Asbury Park owned by James A Bradley as the armory site for Company H. Colonel Mather chaired the selection committee. the adjutant general must inform Monmouth County to purchase. State has appropriated $25,000 for the armory.
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Lake *Avenue
Bond Street
Asbury Park
James A. Bradley
State Military Board
National Guard
Mather
Lake Avenue
Adjutant General
Monmouth County Commissioners
Zimmerman Wins Absolute Divorce After Long Hearings
Vice Chancellor Emory at Trenton filed conclusions in the case of Arthur A. Zimmerman versus Grace Zimmerman granting Arthur an absolute divorce. Zimmerman, former world champion bicycle rider, now runs the Marion Hotel at Point Pleasant. The decision rested on statutory grounds after a December 1908 petition and evidence found then including letters from a tour period after his Australia trip. The defense argued insanity and condonation.
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Emory
Trenton
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Grace Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Marion
Point Pleasant
Australia
Cent-a-Words on Third Page Bargains Highlighted
A third page advertisement reveals bargain deals with discounted items and prices listed under cent-a-word style pricing. Shoppers are urged to visit the page and compare offers across categories.
Dickinson Resigns War Secretary as Stimson Named Successor
Washington May 13 Jacob McGavock Dickinson secretary of war has resigned effective May 15. President Taft appoints Henry Lewis Stimson of New York to succeed him. Dickinson cites private business needs after coal investments in Tennessee fell to receivership. Stimson brings New York two cabinet posts alongside attorney general.
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Washington
Jacob McGavock Dickinson
Taft
Henry Lewis Stimson
New York
White House
Dickinson
Interior Ballinger
Stimson
George W. Wickersham
President
Tennessee
J. M. Dickinson
Baseball results from National and American Leagues
National League games featured New York defeating Chicago 6 to 3 and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 9 to 5. Cincinnati routed Boston 18 to 8, Brooklyn beat St Louis 8 to 3. Standings show Philadelphia 19-6, Chicago 13-11, New York 14-9, St Louis 13-9, Boston 21-8, Cincinnati 8-?. Brooklyn 6-18.
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New York
Chicago
Richie
Brown
Kling
Ames
Drucke
Wilson
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Beebe
Moore
Moran
Steele
Philipp
Simon
Boston
Cincinnati
Suggs
Burns
McLean
Pfeffer
McTigue
Flaherty
Graham
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Golden
Bresnahan
Bell, Schardt
Bergen
L. PC
Philaphia
Detroit
Covington and Stanage
Caldwell and Sweeney
Cleveland
Cicotte
Carrigan
Mitchell
Harkness and Smith
Washington
Gray and
Henry
Wimstedane Block
St. Lo
Coombs, Morgan
B.1
Livingstone
Hamilton
Mitcee George and
Clarke
Washton
Phila
Phia
Stimson Named Secretary of War in 1911
New York May 13 Mr. Stimson at his Cold Spring Harbor home said he had accepted the appointment as secretary of war from the president and would depart for Washington after settling affairs in New York. Born 1867 he rose from clerk to district attorney and later to national prominence in prosecutions of the sugar trust and railroad rebates.
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New York
Stimson
Cold Spring Harbor
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
United States
Southern District
Senator Root
Winthrop & Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Lewis A. Stimson
Candace Wheeler
Phillips-Andover
Yale
Famous singer Foote falls on hard times after breakdown
Francis Barrington Foote once a popular English baritone who sang with Patti at Covent Garden twenty five years ago is destitute and in a city hospital on Blackwell's Island. He had been in Bellevue for observation since May 2 and was moved to the island on Tuesday. His wife, much younger, is cared for by friends until she can find work.
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Francis Barrington Foote
Patti
New York
Covent Garden
Blackwell’s Island
Bellevue
Mitch
Pope suspends audiences amid gout attack
The Vatican suspends public audiences as Pope Pius X suffers a gout flare up. Those holding invitations were turned away at the gate while doctors report his general condition remains not alarming. Rome May.
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Vatican
Rome
Pius X
Ward Wins $1,000 in Slander Suit Against Ban Johnson
John M Ward, former ball player, wins a damage verdict of 1000 dollars against Ban Johnson in a United States court after a little over an hour of deliberation. The May 14 verdict follows a slander suit and reflects the high profile case from New York.
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Magnate
New York
John M. Ward
Ban Johnson
Ward
United States
Millington Named Assistant Treasurer in New York
Assistant treasurer appointment in New York announced for Charles B. Millington of Herkimer New York on the recommendation of Senator Roct. The action lists May 13 as the reference date and marks Millington as the new assistant treasurer in the state capital.
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New York
Washington
Charles 8. Millington
Herkimer, N. Y
Roct
Weather Outlook: Fair Skies and Cooler Today
Sunday forecast calls for fair conditions with moderate to brisk west and northwest winds. Temperatures will run cooler than recent days, bringing relief from heat.
The Mystery of Pain in a Sermon by Rev Purvis
Rev Samuel W Purvis argues pain is a divine tool and moral teacher. He contrasts belief in a loving God with atheistic cynicism, frames pain as warning and growth, and defends endurance through suffering as essential to virtue, mercy, and redemption.
Bookworms Prize Prompts Hometown Math Challenge
The Long Branch Record reports the Bookworm problem by Frank C. Stock. Emerson Ely wins first prize, Eunice McGinley second, Catherine Simpson third. Cornelia Aul wins the ladies prize and Philip Leonard the men's prize.
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Frank C. Stock
Long Branch
Emerson Ely
Freehold High School
Eunice McGinley
Branch
Catherine Simpson
Middletown
Cornelia Aul
Red Bank
Philip Leonard
Leonardo
John A. Oakes
Englishtown
Albert W. Morford
New Monmouth
Ezra W. Shropshire
Howell
May Sculthorp
Manasquan
Mr. Setorck
Monmouth County
Rev Dr Neal to Attend Camden Class Banquet
Rev Dr George H Neal will attend his conference class banquet at Camden soon. Arrangements are being perfected by Rev Dr S M Nichols district superintendent of the Camden District.
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George H. Neal
Camden
S. M. Nichols
St James Church Schedule on Broadway Above Second Ave
Rev E Briggs Nash rector conducts holy communion at 7:45 AM and 10:30 AM service with morning prayer sermon and holy communion. Sunday School meets at 2:30 PM. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 PM.
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St. James
Broadway
Second Ave
E. Briggs Nash
Col Heman A Tyler Dies Suddenly in Crescent Beach
Col Heman A Tyler a former commander of the First regiment National Guard died suddenly at a Crescent Beach hotel from heart failure. Born October 17 1842 in Ellenville New York he enlisted as a musician in 1861 and served through 1864. He later settled in Hartford where he worked in the insurance business for more than forty years.
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Crescent Beach
Conn
Heman A. Tyler
N. G
Tyler
Elleneville
N. Y
Heavy Artillery
Hartford
Steamer Edith Brings Canadian Coal to Cordova
The Edith arrived in Cordova Alaska on May 13 with 3000 tons of coal from Nanai mo British Columbia. A large crowd gathered to greet the coal ship but no demonstration occurred due to a heavy police presence and threats of arrest for any riotous conduct.
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Cordova
Alaska
Edith
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Smuggling Plot Targeting Syrians Foiled in Kingston
A plan to smuggle Syrians into New York was uncovered in Kingston Jamaica on May 13. The men, sailors aboard the steamship Pring August Wilhelm, were landed at Fortune Island and detained as authorities consider the Alleman pauper law before permitting landing. prosecution against the smugglers appears possible.
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Kingston
Jamaica
New York
Fortune Island
Dublin Lord Mayor Pushes Women Suffrage Petition
London May 13 Advocates for woman suffrage gain a boost in the house of commons as Lord Mayor Farrell leads a Dublin Corporation deputation to urge passage of a female suffrage bill this session. The group appeared in official regalia. The article also notes a Himalaya travelogue about a native Tharys sect worshiping Kali with harsh customs and gold finger joints as substitutes.
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London
House of Commons
Farrell
Dublin Corporation
Robert Dulwich
Himalaya
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