Wrecked Schooner Buckley Ice-warded After Northeast Gale
A sixty mile northeast gale last night wrecked the schooner Charles K Buckley al long North Broadway. Seven lives were lost and cargo timber valued at yellow pine was hauled ashore and loaded for shipment to Elizabeth. A local youth suffered a leg injury while attempting to salvage debris as the ship broke apart and washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Buckley
North Broadway
A. Heidritter
N. J. Southern
Jersey Central Railroad
Elizabeth
Heidritter
HK. L. & A. Heldritter
Michael Farrage
Grandchild of Chief Layton Dies in Collingswood
Sympathy pours out for Chief of Police James Layton and his ill wife as a grandchild dies at the Cubberley home in Collingswood New Jersey. The infant Margaret Cubberley died after a long illness, aged about one year, while Chief Layton travels to Collingswood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Layton
Culberley
Collingswood
Margaret
H. J. Cubberley
Layton
Chief Layton
Beefsteak Supper for Minstrel Boys in Red Bank
The Red Bank Elks hosted a Beef Steak Supper for the Elks home on East Front street after the minstrel show. Guests included numerous local men and the entertainment committee led by Benjamin H. Ford. The event followed the Elks taking ownership of the house on April 1 and featured singing and a piano performance into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Red Bank
East Front Street
The
Sheriff Hendrickson
Red Bank Elks
Joseph Fix
Jack Abels
Stanley Barrow
Edward O’brien
Adolph Kind
Joseph Chamberlain
J. 8. Harrison
Harry Smock
Clifford Johnson
Sylvester Emmons
del, Fisher
Vernon Bennett
William Francis
Eugene Magee
Frank N. Worth
Harry BE
Cook
Edwin Fields
Ely Kirby
Elvin Burtis
Clinton F. Elliott
Richard Applegate
Frank Martineau
William Rose
Mort Pach
Frank Wright
Clarence Gray
Joseph Bray
Benjamin Ford
Benjamin H. Ford
Percy Slocum Recovering at Home After Fall Injury
Percy Slocum of the Consolidated Gas Company electrical department is recovering at home after a fall from a pole. He was moved from the hospital to his residence today and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Slocum
The
Consolidated Gas Company
German Singing Society Stirs Little Keansburg Community
Prof. Henry Kiaas leads the Keansburg German Singing Society in lively rehearsals as they aim for Grand Opera debuts. Officers are President Martin Deppenbrock, Secretary Julius Kern, Treasurer August W. Lucas. Members include Patsy O'Brien Fritz Deppentrack and many German American names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kiaas
Keansburg German Singing Society
Martin Deppenbrock
Julius Kern
August W. Lucas
Patsy O'Brien
Fritz Deppentrack
Altrea Louis
Gustave Woelffe
Antonio DeTuro
Sam Scamiminnetti
Louis Buttner
John W W. Howland
Peter Schroeder
Fred’ Nightingale
Henry, Murphy
Oliver Brown
William Knoerger
Bernard Sheldon
Max Featherston
Charles Guelcher
Joe Little
Henry Wagner
Roscoe Campbell
Dannie Aberin
Fred Simmerlein
Theodore Sommermann
William Grozer
William Hertel
William Hohenzollern
Pleitdeutscher
Hall Caine Celebrates Sixty First Birthday in London
Hall Caine turns sixty one in London on May 15 and marks a long residence on the Isle of Man. Born at Runcorn, he is known by the full name Thomas Henry Hall Caine, though he has long used two notes for his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
London
Ile
Runcorn
Thomas Henery Hall Caine
Amundsen May Abandon Polar Expedition Plans
Amundsen warned he might abandon his forthcoming polar expedition unless he receives further government support. He said he would need about 200000 dollars to carry out his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Christiana
Toy
Colonial Days dazzles Red Bank Empire Theatre crowd
Manager McNulty proclaims Colonial Days the most elaborate act since the Empire Theatre opening in Red Bank. The lavish musical spectacle features eleven solo musicians and a full scenic investment, rivaling extravagant legitimate productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Closing Concert Receives Enthusiastic Branch County Praise
Long Branch Musical Club ends its season with a large, excited audience praising a flawless program. Dr J Marks and soloists receive high respect as Brahms, Pinsuti and Schubert pieces showcase rich tone, precise attack, and refined pianissimo effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Club
Brahm
Pinsuti
Maccfarland
Schubert
J. (. Marks
Ap Poser
Aged Baptist Preacher Buried At Manasquan
Funeral services for Rev. Henry Cross, long time member and moderator of the First Baptist Church, Red Bank, were held in Red Bank and Manasquan with bearing representatives from the church Men’s League. Interment in Manasquan conducted by Robert R. Mount & Son. Breaks Ground For Cottage in Liberty Street by H B Kemp. builder Joseph Hannaway. Hyer and Flock undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cross
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Johnson L. Miner
Cross
Prank J. Manson
Manasquan
Robert R. Mount & Son
Men's League of the First Baptist Church
Mr. Cross
Frank J. Manson
George Manson
Walter L. Davis
Benjamin J1. Ford
Samuel G. Woolley
Frank N. Worth
H. B. Kemp
Liberty Street
Sea View Avenue
Joseph Hannaway
Newly Weds Head Automobile Parade
A pretty wedding was held at the Liberty street home of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Huff as Agnes Huff married Thomas Proctor Jr. Rev Dr William J Reed officiated. The couple, followed by a parade of autos, left for a honeymoon after a buffet lunch and gifts filled a bed room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
George W. Huff
Agnes
Thomas Proctor, Jr
Lillian Worden
Lite
Lsie Hyer
Miss Worden
Miss Hyer
Proctor
Broadway
Lather Streets
Huff
Upholsterer Dies in City Lock-Up
Charles Sickler, a New York upholsterer about 42, was found dead in City Hall custody by Night Sergeant L. Van Dyke. He had been brought to City Hall after a drinking episode and apparently died in his sleep during the night. Coroner Morris reported and funeral arrangements were being set by Morris Funeral Director. He is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sickler
City Hall
L. 8
van Dyke
Sickler
Miller
Morris, Jr
New York
Morris
Two-Masted Barge Sinks Off Atlantic City After Collision
The two masted barge Enos Soule towed by Coastwise struck Shoals six miles off the inlet and sank. Four crewmen were rescued by the Atlantic City Life Saving Crew and taken to New York aboard the Coastwise. The Enos Soule came from Newport News with a coal cargo. one death is noted elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Haos Soule
Coastwise
Seeley Company
New York
Ieerig
City budget hearing notes music funding and curb work
Commissioner Thomas W. Arrowsmith submitted the 1914 city budget totaling 229,640.20 with 7,000 for music and 1,500 for publicity while road funding remains 44,000. Reappointments for several officers were delayed two weeks and Belmont Avenue property owners urged uniform curb width. A separate Trenton suit involved Michael John in a $400 loan case with a $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Safety
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Board of Commissioners
Howland
Ficers
Warwick
Miss Maude Finn
Theodore Howland
John H. Hines
Joseph J. Kingsland
James Ennis
John W. Fleck
West End
Crelsea Avenue
Woolley & Weisner
North Long Branch
Fountain
Broadway
Charles H. Ray
Woolley
Proctor
William Hi. Robinson
Belmont Avenue
Warwick Estate
William Colton
Frank Cooper
Wife charges husband attempted to kill her in Red Bank
Joseph Leonard of Red Bank was arrested on assault and battery and held for grand jury after his wife testified of a Monday night choking incident. She said she fled to a neighbor, Leonard followed with a knife, and the neighbor locked the door. She claimed twenty years of unacceptable treatment and that she supports the children while he contributes nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Leonard
Red Bank
J. Frank Patterson
Badean
Leonard
Lost Diamonds Reported in Paris Thefts
Mrs Kay Richards of Atlantic City New Jersey reported to police that diamonds valued at $100 000 were lost in Paris on May 1. She had attended a theatre and later believed the thief may have stolen the jewels after a man opened the door of her car as she started for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Kay Richards
Atlantic City
N. J
Freeholder Board Discusses Bridge Project and Road Repairs
Melvin Vankeuren of Eatontown urged the Freeholders to address Parker's Creek bridge near Little Silver, praising the rejection of earlier bids. The board authorized new bids to raise the bridge and repair abutments. Keyport Mayor Walling presented a Horner Council resolution to place Main Street improvements under state aid, with borough pledge of ten percent funding. Bids for guard railing at Water Witch station were readvertised after specification changes, and Joseph L. Butcher of Farmingdale won the Jerseyville Hamilton gravel road project at about 3.1 miles for 10084.20. Hills improvements totaling 39081.46 were approved for payment. Janitor John Johnston of Primary School No. 1 is recovering from grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Vankeuren
Eatontown
Board of Freeholders
Preehold
Parker's Creek
Littile Silver
Job Daly
J. G. Walling
Keyport
Col. Stevens
Mr. Daly
Water Witch Station
Ocean Boulevard
George D. Cooper
Red Bank
Joseph L. Butcher
Farmingdale
Jersey
Ville Hamilton
Butahera
Pr. Co
J. L. Lecompte
Lakewood
Citizens Construction Company
Trenton
P. J. McGovern
John M. Braley
Spring Lake
Hills
Pocahontas Great Chiefs Visit Waneta Council Adoption
The Great Chiefs of the Great Council of the Pocahontas visit Waneta Council No. 18 with officers including Great Pocahontas Jennie Layton and Great We-nouah Bla Compton. Margaret J. Bristow adopted. other visitors attend from Asbury Park and Oceanic. Also notes theatre and transit updates and Druggist Britton hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council
Asbury Park
Oceanic
Margaret JL. Bristow
Tampico Ball Expected Today Amid Fighting and Uncertainty
Reports indicate heavy fighting has continued since midnight near Tampico as refugees express grave doubt over the release of counsel Silliman from prison. Presence of Gays Admiral Tampico’s ball is noted as anticipated in local dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Tampico fall expected as Mayo reports heavy firing
In Washington Mayo wire reports Tampico likely to fall today amid heavy firing since midnight. Vera Cruz notes doubt over release of U S Consul John R Silliman, a classmate of the President, with conflicting reports from Mexico City and officials in Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tampico
Mayo
Navy Department
William G. Sheppard
Unit- 4
Vera Cruz
Mexico
U. S
John R. Silliman
Ison
Saltillo
Mexico City
Canada
Huerta
Silliman
Puerto Mexico
Tlm
Hal
Jersey City Marks 25th Year of First Public Library
Gov. Fielder to speak at Jersey City celebration marking the library's founding in 1889. State officials attend as today’s event notes the main building, eight branches, three deposit stations and twenty-one delivery stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Fielder
Expose New Haven Frauds to Uncover $10 Million Loss
In Washington on May 13 the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a full exposure of the New Haven Railroad. Beginning tomorrow former President Mellen will testify as the lead witness to reveal details alleging stockholders lost about $10,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Washington, D.C
New Haven Railroad
Mellen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vera Cruz Dead Arrive With Solace After Voyage
The hospital ship Solace with two more Vera Cruz dead and 62 sick and injured was delayed by fog and weather, expected to dock at Quarantine late and possibly reach the New York Navy Yard tomorrow morning. The two deceased are Clarence R. Hershberger of New York and Henry Pulliam of Virginia, who were wounded at Vera Cruz and died on the Solace two weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Solace
Vera Cruz
New York Navy Yard
Clarence R. Hershberger
Henry Pulliam
Virginia
Vera Orus
Bowman Sammel L. Dies at West Long Branch
Bowman Sammel L. of Monmouth Road West Long Branch died suddenly at his home Monday evening at 6 45 aged 53 54 funeral Thursday at 2 p m from his residence and 2 30 p m at the First M B Church West Long Branch relatives and friends invited without further notice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hull
W. G. Eisele
Ady
German Singing Society
STIRS
Little Keansburg
Intermedial
Dr. Marks
Hyer and Flock
Cnis
Thomas Proctor
Fllen Lemaistre
Thomas Lemaistre
Sunset Avenue
Red Mank
Bright
Bristol
Penn
Harry C. Pay
A. F. Golden
Long Branch
Vice-Chancelor
Backes
Michael , John
New Brunswick
Mason Hornstein
Nornstein
Jelin Ys Security
Freeholder Board
Johnston
John Johnston
Bath Avenue
Pocahontas
Board of Health and City Commissioners
Empire
Manauger McNulty
Ana Empire
Britton
John T. Britton
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Myer & Flock
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