Four Interclass Track Records Fall at Chattle Meet
Byron Blaisdell earns Daily Record Medal with 26 points, leading Blaisdell and Darnell in a day of record breaking at Baseball Park. Darnell set a 120 yard hurdle record, the mile relay fell to the junior team, Blaisdell boosted the shot put mark, and Coles improved the pole vault as Valjean Darnell tied the 50 yard record. The meet highlighted Blaisdell with four first places and two seconds.
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Chattle High School
Baseball Park
Valjean Darnell
Thurlow West
Jenior
Byron Blaisdell
Merrick Coles
Darnell
Karl Breece
Long Branch Daily Record
Eddie Jones
Blaisdell
Hull
Cranmer
Alfred Friedrick
William Conrow
Friedrick
Conron
Covert
Breece
Edgar West
Wm. Conrow
Alpheus Borden
Joseph Perri
Verett Covert
Robert Sinclate
Wm, van Brunt
Leo Cogan
B. Lustbaum
Frank Vitella
Myron Harris
Valjean Durnett
Wm, Conrow
Everett Covert
Glenniddle
Kenneth Breece
Joseph Perry
Leroy Barry
Alfred
Ed ward J Ed wards appoints district tax supervisors
Edward J Edwards the state comptroller announces district supervisors to aid transfer inheritance tax administration under State Supervisor William D Kelly. Appointees include Louis A Repetto Atlantic City James D Moore Fort Lee John C Doughton West Collingswood Samuel Irdell Bridgeton Lawrence T Fell Orange David F Edwards Jersey City Adam C Robbins Flemmington Charles M McDermott Trenton Scuyler C VanCleaf New Brunswick William Jefferson Manasquan Robert McDermott Paterson James E HulsCHilzer Bernardsville Harold M Simpson Sussex.
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Trenton
Edward J. Edwards
State Treasury
William D. Kelly
Atlantic City
Louis A. Repetto
Bergen County
James D. Moore
Fort Lee
Camden
John , C. Doughton
West Colliggswood
Cumberland
Gloucester
Samuel Irdell
Bridgeton
Essex County
Lawrence T. Fell
Orange
Hudson County
David F. Edwards
Jersey City
Hunterdon County
Adam C. Robbins
Flemmington
Mercer County
Charles M. McDermott
Middlesex County
Scuyler C. VanCleaf
New Brunswick
Monmouth County
William Jefferson
Manasquan
Passaic
Robert McDermott
Paterson
Somerset
James EH. Hulschilzer
Bernardsville
Sussex
Harold M. Simpson
Brotherhood Banquet Highlights Presbyterian Unity in Red Bank
The fourth annual Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church banquet in Red Bank featured dogwood decorations and flags. Richard A. Strong opened, Edmund Wilson toasted Mayor Cook’s memory, Dr. Chamberlain and Frank Moss spoke on social and legal topics, and Rev. Dr. Giles thanked attendees.
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The
Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Richard A. Strong
Brotherhood
Edmund Wilson
Attorne
Chamberlain
Wilson
Horace P. Cook
William Chamberlain
Board of Foreign Missions, Reformed Church of America
Kipling
Frank Moss
New York
William Giles
East Orange Reformed Church
Youths Kill Each Other Over Woman in Kentucky Duel
Lexington report: in a desperate pistol battle at Hyden Kentucky, Jacky Wensley eighteen and Hubbard Miniard seventeen, sons of prominent local families, shot each other to death. Mrs Daisy Adams, with Miniard, was wounded by a stray bullet. Both youths were said to be infatuated with the same woman. The Sacco Drug Company advertises its seasonal reopening on Ocean Avenue.
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Lexington
Pérate
Hyden
Ken
Jacky
Joe Wensley
Hubbard Miniard
J. BR. Miniard
Daisy Adams
Miniar
Wreck Holds Up Traffic Near Elizabethport
An engine and three freight cars toppled and caught fire near the C R R station in Elizabethport New Jersey causing a six hour disruption to Newark main line traffic. Engineer Harry Prince of Jersey City was trapped in the cab and seriously injured. Fireman Ernest Dougherty of Bayonne escaped with cuts and bruises. The shed at the repair yard was damaged as the locomotive ploughed the track.
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Elizabethport
N. J
C. R.R
Newark
Harry Prince
Oaks Street
Jersey City
Ernest Dougherty
Bayonne
Ill Are Recovering In Middletown District
Illness lingers in Middletown township with numerous residents reported improving. Names include Mrs. Matilda Slinyer Alma Palmer Richard Jackson James Griggs infant son of Mr and Mrs Griggs and others slowly recovering from varying ailments.
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Middletown Township
Matilda Slinyer
Middletown
Alma Palmer
A. Judson Palmer
Pines
Whitings
Richard Jackson
New Monmouth
James Henry Griffs
James E. Griggs
Marry Henderickson
Mary Jane Walling
Geo. C. Henry
Belford
George W. Hilliker
Ethel Roop
Theodore Johntry
Long Branch
Raymond White
Joseph Malloy
Port Monmouth
New York
C. Lester Smith
Bray Avenue
Rufus Eastmohd, Sr
Open ing of Baseball Park Sparks Long Branch Gala
The opening next Wednesday features a parade through Broadway and the raising of the 1913 pennant. Mayor Bry ant B. Newcomb will throw the first ball as the Cuban team meets Bloomfield in the Atlantic League opener. He stresses baseball as wholesome outdoor sport and urges local support to boost attendance and morale.
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Baseball Park
Long Branch
Broadway
Andy Oakley
Young America
Chattle
Bloomfield
Middletown Democrats Plan Rhode Island Clambake This Summer
The Middletown Democratic executive committees from Middletown township and the Highlands and Atlantic Highlands boroughs met at Atlantic Highlands to switch from a shore dinner to an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake. The event may be held in late August or early September with locations including Creightons pavilion Highlands Andrew's hotel Navesink and New Point Comfort Beach hotel Keansburg. The final site will be decided at the next combined committee meeting in Atlantic Highlands.
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Middletown Township
Highlands
Atlantic Highlands
Hamboo Garden of Sandlakes
Highland Beach
Rhode Island
Creighton'’s
Andrew's Hotel
Navesiik
New Point Comfort Beach
Keansburg
Sunday Boat Schedule to Run Sundays From New York Pier
The 10 a.m. Sunday boat departs New York West 35th Street at 8:45 am with calls at Battery and returns by 3:00 pm at Rockwell Avenue and 3:10 pm for Pleasure Bay. Hyer and Flock Undertakers ad appears on page 3.
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Nation Patten Line
New York
West 35Th St
Battery
Rockwell Avenue
Pleasure Boy
Tady
Hyer and Flock Undertakers
Cole
Patten Line
West 36Th St
Well Avenue
Preaure Bay
Consul Silliman Safe and Free as Federals Flee Monclova
Consul Silliman reports safety in Saltillo and movement toward Mexico City. In Coahuila rebels trap five hundred federals fleeing Monclova, with 60 killed in a night camp, as Villas forces reinforce to halt the retreat toward Saltillo. Secretary Bryan asserts urgent government actions in the Parks case.
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Bryan
Monclova
Washington, D
D. C
Silliman
Saltillo
Mexico City
Paredon
Coahuila
Mexico
Torreon
Villas
Menclova
Moanclova
Graduation Exercises For Nurses Class Of 1914
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School Nurses Class of 1914 will graduate at the Lyceum Theatre next Thursday at 3 o'clock. Former Mayor Thomas R. Woolley will preside. five graduates receive diplomas totaling 10 members since 1898. Mrs. William D. Harper will present pins and speak, Dr Scudder J Woolley will deliver the charge, and Senator John W. Slocum will give the afternoon address. Both Slocum and Woolley are Chattle graduates.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School
Lyceum Theatre
Three O'Oclok
Thomas R. Woolley
William D. Harper
Scudder
J. Woolley
John W. Slocum
Senator Slocum
Dr. Woolley
Chattle
Freehold Light Co Sues Freeholders Over Damaging Building
In Trenton on May 16 the Monmouth Lighting Co of Freehold filed suit in Chancery against the Board of Freeholders of Monmouth County to force removal of a building they say damages the Power House site at Englishtown. Waters from Wemrock Brook allegedly undermine foundations and cracks have appeared in walls and floors. Perth Amboy notes a separate pilot commission meeting with Captain Lewis passing eyesight tests and receiving a one year extension.
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Trenton
Monmouth Lighting Company of
Freehold
Court of Chancery
Board of Freeholders of
Monmouth County
Itta
Englishtown
Lighting Company
Wemrock Rock
Perth Amboy
New Jersey Pilotage Commission
Lewis
John R. Dewar
Jersey City
J. J. Scully
South Amboy
B. VanNote
Barneget
J. W. Martin
Long Branch
William A. Maher
Hoboken
John A. Borden
Little Silver
Rentals Lively At Atlantic Highlands
Indications are that Atlantic Highlands will have a prosperous season. Mrs. Cyril Speed of Atlanta has opened her summer home at Mardean. Ex-Councilman Charles G. Armstrong and family of New York are at their summer home at the corner of Bay View and Sixth Avenues. Mrs. B. B. Lorens and daughter of New York are also in town. Jesse L. Scuthorp, treasurer of the Keansburg Steamboat Company and other concerns, has moved to Keansburg. Charles H. Frost of Leonardo has rented Box Cottage. Mrs. Nettie Antisell rents G. Frank Bartleson Cottage on Asbury Avenue. W. Harry Posten and George A. Whoueh renew rentals of Richmond and Marguerita Cottages. George S. Barrett rents Charles Morlatt Cottage on Highland Avenue. Mrs. Horace Moody moves from Tucker Cottage to Theodore Davis House. Regular summer residents occupying homes include Mrs. Sarah Crawford and others listed.
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Atlantic Highlands
Cyril Speed
Atlanta
Mardean
Eex
Charles G. Armstrong
New York
Bay View Pind Sixth Avenues
B. B. Lorens
Jesse L. Scculthorp
Theeansburg Steamboat Company
New Point Comfort Beach Company
Highland Avenue
Horace Moody
Tucker
Looper Avenue
Theodore Davis
Third Avenue
Sarah Crawford
Sigmund Werner
Col
Frederick 8. Benson
Oscar Naz
Eugene C. Delmar
Paul LaVigne
John Gemmell
A. J. Burrell
Asbury Herald Editor Urges Youthful Church Renewal
Rev. O. Duffield, editor of the Asbury Herald and former Sea Bright pastor, writes that Asbury Church in West Philadelphia must mobilize its forces for new acquisitions to broaden the Kingdom of the Master. He praises past labor but calls for action and renewed vigor.
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Duffeld
Sea Bright M. BE
Asbury M
Chestnut
38D Street
Philadelphia
Asbury Herald
Asbury Church
West Philadelphia
Aleft
Rumean High School to Hold 20th Commencement
The twentieth annual commencement of Rumean high school will be held in the assembly hall on Friday night June 12. Graduates include Miss Ebbie D. Van Nest and ten others with Layton as president and Van Nest as vice president.
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Rumean High School
Odean Je School
Ebbie D. van Nest
Franklin 8. Anderson
John B. Nixon
Joseph ©. Guerrier
Reginald Layton
Daniel C. Mears
George L. Neuhauser
Wilsworth C. Trex
John F. Shea
Philip B. Roberts
Miss van Nest
Mies Elbie JB
van Nest
George Neuhauser
Joseph O. Guerrier
Traction Company Increases Capital Stock to 8 Million
The traction firm raises capital to eight million dollars and continues operations between Amboy and Red Bank. It holds a franchise here to construct a line along Broad Street and Third Avenue, granted two years ago.
Jersey Central Traction Company Seeks Capital Increase
The Jersey Central Traction Company seeks to raise capital from 1.6 million to 5 million with a certificate filed in Trenton. Operates trolley lines in Middlesex and Monmouth counties including Perth Amboy to Red Bank with spurs to Atlantic Highlands and Highlands. Possible takeover of Monmouth County Electric line between Red Bank and Long Branch discussed. extension plans include Long Branch, Keansburg spur, and other improvements.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Jersey Central Traction Company
Middlesex
Monmouth Counties
New Jersey
Secretary of State
James H. Morris
R. A. Tausig
Keyport
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Red Bank
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Long Branch
Broadway
Myrtle
Third Avenues
Eatontown
Monimouth County Electric Company
Third Avenue
Keansburg
Sea Bright Beach Club to Host First Concrete Pool
A 40 by 100 foot concrete pool is being built at Sea Bright as part of the new Beach Club project. J A Howland contractor. excavation begun. finish expected in about three weeks. An instructor Thomas J Howland will oversee swimming activities at the 80000 dollar club. A stranger P Karl collapsed from paralysis in an Atlantic Hotel kitchen area and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Sea Bright
Latout
Avenue
J. A. Howland
Thomas J. Howland
P. Karl
Atlantic Hotel
Hyer & Flock
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Orioles and Alerts Prepare for Weekend Game
The Orioles from Red Bank face the Alerts of Catere in a Saturday afternoon clash at Pair Haven. Johnson, a Panama senior with a noted fastball, will start for the Alerts backed by Woodward. Red Bank counters with White and Tannanbaum on the mound as fans plan rides from Pat West and Well Avenue before the 1:00 p.m. return departures.
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Orioles
Red Bank
Catere
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Coles
FaDa-Wa
Miller, the Jeweler
Lefferson
Sacco Drug Company
Ocean Avenue
West End
Elizabethport Station
Crater
R. R
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
New York Telephone
Smythe
No. 9
Woman's Club
James W. Cunningham
Venl
Robert M. Mearter
Wilson L. Smith
Rumson Road
Lat Ve Silver
A. F. Golden
Seroon
Newcomb
Silliman IO
Freehold Light CO
Freeholders
Oeanic’'S Graduates
Oakwood Field Club
Grapewn Mamond
Fisher
Zuckerman
Hebrews
Bennett
Wycoff
Oakwoods
Athletics
M, Hi. A
Miller
Jersey Central Company
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