Eatontown protests against tuberculosis sanatorium site
Eatontown officials protest a possible plan to buy the old Monmouth Park Hotel on the Shrewsbury River at Oceanport for a county tuberculosis sanatorium. Residents of Oceanport and Eatontown fear water contamination and vow action, with the township urging a hearing before any county purchase. The controversy spurred a formal resolution by the township committee.
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Eatontown
Monmouth Park
Shrewsbury River
Eatontown Township
Oceanport
County Board of Chosen Freeholders
County Board
Hatontown Township
Miss MAPS Hosts Musical Luncheon with Violinist Minnie Cameron
Miss Minnie Cameron of Providence guest of honor at a refined afternoon musical hosted by Miss Emily L Maps of 174 Franklyn Avenue. The event featured violin, vocal, and piano solos by the Maps circle, with Lillian Warden and the Gano sisters among the performers. A feature picture was shown at the Grand Theatre on Sunday the Isth.
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Minnie Cameron
Providence
R. I
Emily L. Maps
Thomas L. Maps
Franklyn Avenue
Hmerson School of Oratory
Maps
Uver
Helen Gano
Lillian
Ortrude Crum
Mercedes
Lillian Warden
Freeholders to Inspect and Consider County Road Takeover
Long Branch officials urged the Ocean County Freeholders to assume Cedar Bath and Atlantic avenues as county roads. Mayor Newcomb said action could relieve local taxes as the city budgets were being set. Freeholders pledged to reconvene next Monday at 2 PM to review the designated roads. Theodore Cranmer awarded the carpentry contract for remodeling William H Morris Jr. undertaking parlor. work to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Woolley, Flock and Arrowsmith
Stevans
County Board of Freeholders
Cedar, Bath
Atlantic Avenues
Board of Freeholders
Long Branch Citivens
Atlantic Avenue
Long Branch
Cranmer
Theodore Cranmer
William H. Morris, Jr
Academic Literary Society to Host Reunion Part Two
The thirty seventh annual reunion of the Academic Literary Society continues with part two in the Intermedial Auditorium at 8:80 tonight. Only active and honorary members and invited guests attend. The program features welcomes, readings, recitations, piano selections, and musical sketches followed by a social hour for renewing ties and learning current society work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academic Literary Society
Historic Association
Rowland Hughes
Henry D. Brinley
Messrs. Cornell
Nastasia
Blaisdell
Parker
Col. Carter
Carterville
Dorothy Carr
Dixie Kid
Misses H. Clark
Sherman
Barham
van Brunt
Harold Karmann
Lady Wentworth
Agnes Ennis
Kathryn Swee
Hazel Pierson
Emily Maps
Chester Dennis
Miller’s
H. Gano
M. Sickles
Harvey
Dennis
Clark
Pierson
Cornell
Special Saturday at Grand Theatre Ad for 4 Part Wandering Jew
Advertisement notes a Grand Theatre show Special Saturday the 17th featuring Jack London in the Great Photo Play and A Wandering Jew in four parts. Tickets 110 to 114 in the Daily Record.
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Broadway Theatre
Tolstoy
Jack London
Grand Theatre
Nancy
Janice Meredith
Broadway
Blanch Walsh
Chester M. Truax
Assessors urged to fix personal property returns in Long Branch
At the annual meeting in Freehold County Board President Deveraux demanded full returns for personal property and condemned current mercantile area assessments as farcical. He warned an expert would be sent to Long Branch to enforce a proper levy if returns remain inadequate. Packages of taxing maps were discussed along with last legislature changes affecting assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Assessors
Freehold
Devereux
County Board
Long Branch
Aecssor
Men In Liquor Disturbance In Findson Avenue
Two intoxicated men caused a two hour disturbance on Findson Avenue near Borden and Aroneh. Neighbors alerted Borough Hall. Officers Woods and Connors arrested them and later released after a severe reprimand by Judge Harry C. Hadeau. Mrs Archer was hysterical during the incident.
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Findson Avenue
Borden Street
Aroneh Avenue
Red Hank
Little Silver
Quer
iHlarry Archer
Millard F. Tetley
C. Francis Tetley
Murch
Court Refuses New Licenses In Long Branch and Wall Township
Judge Foster this morning refused hotel license applications for Ven ice Hotel and Green Gables owner, with several renewals and deferrals in Wall Township and nearby towns. Long Branch tops the list with 48 licenses. old licenses spared, but new ones restricted under Leonard act. Multiple bids laid over to May 22, including Spring Lake wholesale and Deal property licenses, while Sea Bright Inn and other hotels await decisions.
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Foster
Morniig
Tonaga UW Napoli
Venice
South Broadway
Nicholas BE. West
Green Gables
Pleasure Bay
Wall Township
Morganville
Charles Ward
Keansburg
Joseph Siciliana
Eugene Panvari
Jophia Clayton
Red Bank
John Heldt
Long Branch
Josephine M. Scott
Neptune Heights
Phil H. Reynolds
Coulter House
Howard M. Shaw
Gordon
Monmouth County Horse Show Association
Red Bank Stag Club meeting postponed in Shrewsbury avenue
The season ending meeting of the Red Bank Stag Club scheduled for Wednesday night at the home of Thomas and James Morford in Shrewsbury avenue was postponed. The new date will be announced soon.
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Red Bank Stag
Thomas and
James Morford
Shrewsbury Avenue
Peace Conference Calls War a Crime for Next Hague
Lake Mohonk New York May 15. Dr Harvey Jackson Ralston urged at the International Peace Conference that the next Hague Conference frame international statutes on the premise that war is a crime. He noted his role as the U S agent in the pious fund case heard by the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Harvey Jackson Ralston
Amr
Ralston
United States
Pious Fund
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Swannell Wins Class B Bowling Title at Red Bank
Burton Swannell defeats Ray Johnson to claim the Class B bowling championship at Red Bank M C A. Swannell averages 160 25 over five games, Johnson 147 3 5. Swannell earns permanent possession of the silver medal. complete scores Swannell 218 189 150 152 145 Johnson 162 133 166 155 122. Kennedy Tops in Individual Tourney with four wins in five games at Red Bank Baum.
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Burton Swannell
Red Bank
Ray Johnson
Mr. Swannell
Mr. Johnson
Swannell
I Swannell
Johnson
Robert A. Kennedy
Red Bank Baum
Kennedy
Tannenbaum
Former Young Girl Resident 3 Dead in Monticello
Miss Anna G Smith a former Brooklyn born student who moved to Monticello New Jersey nine years ago died at her mother Mrs M O Smiths home last Friday morning. Born October 11 1890 she was a talented pianist singer organist and founding member of the Young America Dramatic Club which supported St Peters Church. Her obituary notes her amateur stage talents and service to the Monticello community.
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Anna G. Smith
Monticello
N. J
M. O. Smith
Miss Smith
Brooklyn
James Smith
Auto Mail Car Hits Trolley on Rumson Line
A mail vehicle collides with a trolley on the Rumson division of Monmouth County Electric near Buena Vista avenue. Minor damage includes a broken trolley window. no injuries reported among the 25 passengers. Motorman Thomas Kelsey and Conductor J Stout Thompson were in charge of the trolley. Sam Picot operated the auto on the early morning mail run to Oceanic.
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Steel Bank
Oceanic
Fair Haven
Rumson
Monmouth County Electric Company
Buena Vista Avenue
Rumson Borough
Buty
Sam Picot
Thomas Kelsey
J. Stout Thompson
Red Bank
Pass
Picot
Knights of Columbus elect new state council reps in Atlantic City
Atlantic City May 16 In a lively session of the State council representatives were chosen for the supreme council including John Marnell Hoboken William E Smith Jersey City William L Doyle Trenton T M O'Connell Burlington and Thomas L Daly New Brunswick The former reps were James T Hopkins Jersey City Thomas P Fay Long Branch Joseph Hickey Bayonne W O'Brien Newark All state officers reelected including the Holy State deputy Mayor Riddle addressed the gathering praising the Knights of Columbus as his real friends A Grand Reber Daniel H N Bell received a silver service from Atlantic City Council No 405 K of C.
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Atlantic City
State Council of the Knights of Columbus
Church of St. Nicholas
Supreme Council
John Marnell
Hoboken
William E. Smith
Jersey City
William L. Doyle
Trenton
T. M. O'Connell
Burlington
Thomas L. Daly
New Brunswick
James T. Hopkins
Thomas P. Fay
Long Branch
Joseph Hickey
Bayonne
W. O'Brien
Newark
State Council
Riddle
Knights of Golumbug
Atlantic City Council No
K. of C
Warwick estate names four executors in will
Former Councilman William J Warwick of Long Branch died recently and his March will appoints Richard Warwick Leo J Warwick Dennis R Methinney and Carlton T Warwick as executors. The wife Catherine J Warwick receives the house furnishings for life plus annual 1000. Provisions cover real estate sales, stock in Long Branch Sewer Co, and an appointive superintendent for the tower company. Estate valued about 71000.
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William Jt. Warwick
Long Araneh
Warwick
Richard
Leo J. Warwick
Dennis Ro Methinney
Carlton T. Warwick
Catherine J. Warwick
New Jersey
Long Branch van Hefti
Long Branch Sewer Company
Tower Company
Charles O. McFaddin
W. J. Fines Mons
Martial law discussed for London amid suffragette unrest
London May 15 Home Secretary MacKenna contemplates army aid and possible partial martial law as suffragette activity widens. Police strained. Hastings riot leads to arrests. A canister with explosives found near the National Gallery. Other local items note a church wedding and a fire rumor debunked after patrols.
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London
Eng
MacKenna
Home Office
Lonedon
Scotland
Hastings
National Gallery
Tornado Rips Seward Nebraska Killing Nine and Injuring Seventeen
A Nebraska tornado swept from near Grafton toward Seward and Omaha causing heavy devastation. Nine people are dead and at least seventeen injured. The path was about half a mile wide and twenty-two houses plus many barns and outbuildings were destroyed. One ball game went extra innings as residents faced the disaster. Local officials mobilized deputies and repair crews to restore order and services.
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Seward
Nebraska
Thin City
Grafton
Mevool
Omaha
McCoo Junction
Thomas Riordan
Calder
Dillon
Hnemen
Otk
Fair Grounds Park
Social given to aid summer bazaar at Brazo residence
A Star of the Sea Church ladies social gathering at the Broadway home of Mr and Mrs John W Brazo supported funds for the annual summer bazaar. Guests enjoyed dancing, music by Harold Dennett and Chester Arthur, and cake and coffee. Receipts will boost the bazaar refreshments fund.
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Broadway
John W. Brazo
Star of the Sea Church
Brazo
Foor
Harold Dennett
Chester Arthur
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Eatontown Files
Monmouth .Park Hotel
Waiton County
the Daily Record
Loca Assessor
Tax Board
Mercantile
Udge Foster
West End
Stag
Peace Conference
Richard Carle
Lyric
Blanche Walsh
D. Gruber
Young Girl
Moving Pictures
Hocksville
Gloucester
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
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Lhow
Stork
Rooney
Burnett
City Hall
Bay State
Peter Murray
Maneinett
Mass
George Magson
Park Avenue
Oakhurst
Trinity Parsonage
John Bishop
Malinda Hall
Trinity A. M. KE
H. Wilmer Cummings
Asbury Park
Marion Leonard
Nebragka
Cwister
RED Cross
Gold Jen's
Chasey
Plainfield
Mary A
Shrewsbury
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