$100 000 Gift Promises Red Bank Hospital
A Red Bank donor Mrs Peter P Collier widow of the late Peter F Collier provides near 100000 for a new non sectarian hospital to be built at Spring and Wallace streets under architect Joseph Swannell. Dr Peter P Rafferty manages plans and funds while remaining silent on specifics. The hospital would memorialize the late Mr Collier and aims for a prestigious stone structure in a prime town site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Peter P. Collier
Peter F. Collier
Spring
Wallace Streets
Joseph Swannell
Peter P. Rafferty
Monmouth Street
Rafferty
Collier
Summer Hotel Opens at Shrewsbury River site
Sea Bright contractor Robert J. Walsh completes improvements to the former Jackson Club grounds turning them into a popular summer hotel on the Shrewsbury River. A large addition expands the main building, now housing thirty rooms, and the club house areas are being renovated. Walsh has ordered new row boats for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Walsh
Sea Bright and Highlands
Shrewsbury
Walsh
Jackson Club
William A. French Celebrates 81st Birthday in Red Bank
William A. French of Monmouth Street Red Bank marked his 81st birthday on Monday receiving greetings from friends and relatives. He enjoys excellent health after returning from a winter in New Smyrna Florida. French runs a wholesale bottling establishment on Broad Street Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. French
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Mr. French
New Smyrna
Florida
Broad Street
Lawyer Applegate Stricken by Severe Rheumatism
Daniel H. Applegate, a Broadstreet Red Bank lawyer, suffers a painful rheumatic attack and uses crutches. Also noted is a 1 inch Moneyback lawn mower priced at $295 with the contact Chester M. Truaz of 223 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Applegate
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Chester M. Truaz
Cycle Club Gala Day Plans For Memorial Meet
Plans for the Long Branch Cycle Club second annual race meet on Memorial Day at Stengel's track near Eatontown boulevard. The event features free admission, a Long Branch Military Band, four open events with prizes including bicycles tires saddles and later prizes, and three member-only races. Special donors include Pope Manufacturing F A Baker Co Lang Branch Board of Trade and National Cycle Co with many prizes yet to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Cycle Club
Stengel
Eatontown
Long Branch Military Band
Palmer
Pearson
Columbia
Pope Mfg. Co
F. A. Baker & Co
Lang Branch Board of Trade
National Cycle Co
Charles E. Morris
Fisk
Whitney Chain
Morgan & Wright
Kokomo
Stevens
Eatontown Couple Married at Local Methodist Parsonage
Harold Aumack son of John Aumack of Main Street Eatontown and Nellie Van Brunt daughter of William Van Brunt of Pine Brook were married Monday night at the Eatontown Methodist Church Parsonage on Lewis Street by Rev. C Lowden Knight. Aumack formerly worked for Patrick Drennen and now works at Deal Beach. They will reside with the groom’s father for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Aumack
John Aumack
Main Street
Eatontown
Nellie van Brunt
Wiliam van Brunt
Pine Brook
Methodist Church
Lewis Street
C. Lowden Knight
Aumack
Patrick Drennen
Deal Beach
Auto Thieves Sentenced Five Years in State Prison
Olen Drayton and Benjamin Cham bers, known thieves from Philadelphia and Mauch Chunk, stole Frank Russell’s machine in Newark and fled to Sea Girt. Judge Thomas A. Davis at Trenton’s Quarter Sessions Court sentenced them to five years in state prison on Monday. A meeting of the 5. & 1. B. & Y. Club is set for Branchport club house Wednesday evening May 17, all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Drayton
Benjamin Chambers
Chalmers
Philadelphia
Mauch Chunk
Frank Russell
Newark
Trenton
Thomas A. Davis
B. & Y. Club
Branchport Club
Firefighter at Eighty Keeps Vigil for Oceanport Brigade
John Ward of Center Street Oceanport, a founder of the Oceanport Hook and Ladder Company No 1, nearing his eightieth year, fell ill but attempted to join the fire crew last Wednesday. His daughter-in-law then escorted him to safety while he watched from a chair as the alarm sounded. He plans to retire from active firefighting though his interest remains keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Center Street
Oceanport
New York
John
Oceanport Hook and Ladder Company
Ward
John Ward, Jr
Hotel man marks fiftieth birthday at Atlantic Highlands
Edward Oakes proprietor of the Columbus Hotel in Atlantic Highlands celebrated his fiftieth birthday with quiet observations and a celebratory banquet after earlier receiving many congratulatory packages from friends. He started in Holmdel in 1861, managed hotels near Highlands, then purchased the Columbus Hotel in Atlantic Highlands in 1891 and has run it since, save for a lease period. He has been married twenty-nine years to Katherine Viering and has four children. among gifts is a Civil War sword once used by Col. Ackerman’s Anderson’s Aouaves, 62d New York Volunteers, with a U S engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oakes
Columbus
Atlantic Highlands
United States Express Company
Oakes
Holmdel
Mr. Oakes
Highlands
Thomas Swift
Joseph Corbett
William
New Monmouth
Father O’connell
Katherine Viering
Builder Suffering Injury From Garage Spike Accident
Willard French a builder from Arlington was injured yesterday afternoon at a Keansure can building site when a spike pierced the fleshy part of his right hand. He received first aid at the scene and was sent home for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard ‘French
Arlington
Keansure
Mr. French
Keyport Sculptor Exhibits at National Academy Display
George Lober, a young Keyport sculptor, showed notable black and white crayon drawings last week at the National Academy of Design annual exhibition in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
George Lober
National Academy of Design
New
Dentist Dr Gifford Aumack Tramps Adirondacks This Week
Dr Gifford B Aumack of Keyport plans a weeklong Adirondacks trip. He is the son of the late ex sheriff and ex county clerk Theodore Aum. The item appears in the Daily Record listing local names and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford B. Aumack
Keyport
Adirondacks
Theodore Aum
Six Cents Awarded After Long Drainage Suit
Charles H. Bailey of Atlantic Highlands sought 10000 in damages from the Drainage Commission and Borough for altering Many Mind Creek. A long case at Freehold led to a new trial order and a verdict of six cents for nominal damages after appellate reversal of a prior non-suit. The creek work dated to 1904 with partial bed changes and assessments to nearby landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bailey
Atlantic Highlands
Drainage Commission
Nelson Y. Dungan
Frehold
Bailey
Court of Erros and Appeals
Borough Council of
Jackson’s Bridge
Middletown Township
Sandy Hook Bay
Doi Z
Freehold
E. H. Cook
Chas. R. Snyder
Red Bank Girl Miss Rye Baker Dies of Peritonitis
Miss Rye Baker fifteen died yesterday morning at Central Avenue Red Bank after a ten day illness from peritonitis. She was an orphan with several brothers and sisters. Funeral at two tomorrow at Pilgrim Baptist Church Bridge Avenue Red Bank. burial in Pine Brook Cemetery under Parry C. Fay Funeral Director East Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Baker
Central Avenue
Red Bank
Miss Baker
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Bridge Avenue
Pine Brook
Parry C. Fay
East Front Street
Two New Cottage Arrivals In South Elberon
Mrs. Untermeyer and S. S. Guggenheimer are two new cottage arrivals in Greens Avenue and Pearl Street South Elberon, respectively.
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey period
The U S Weather Bureau predicts cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight in New Jersey with Thursday’s fair and warmer weather. Light variable winds. Station at 43 North Broadway Long Branch records northeast wind, temperature 5, high yesterday 78, low last night 55. Also notes 42 degree reading from a year ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Arpa
Neptunes Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notifies Members
Neptunes Ladies Auxiliary calls a meeting for Thursday night May 18 1911 at 8 p.m. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptunes Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rothschild Dies in New York After Long Illness
V Henry Rothschild manufacturer and philanthropist died yesterday at his East Sixty Seventh Street home after weeks of illness. Born 1835 in Germany he built W Henry Rothschild & Co in New York and expanded to plants in New Jersey employing thousands. He helped found Mount Sinai Hospital and served as director of Montefiore Home. He married Josephine Wolf in 1866 and leaves five children including Y Sidney Rothschild and Clarence G Rothschild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Henry Rothschild
Norwood Avenue
East Sixty-seventh Street
Black Forest
Wurtemberg
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mount Carroll
New York
W. Henry Rothschild & Co
West Broadway
Freehold
Trenton
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Clarence G. Rothschild
S. R. Guggenheim
The
Yukon Gold Company
Ira Nelson Mortis
Chicago
Gertrude G. Rothschild
Gaul Purchases Pope-Hartford Auto in Monmouth
John P. Gaul a resident of Upper Broadway and general superintendent of the Monmouth County Electric Company has bought a Pope Hartford automobile adding to local fleet concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Gaul
Monmouth County Electric Company
Pope- Hartford
Lumber For Keansburg Boardwalk
A shipload of lumber from Florida is due at the Keansburg pier Thursday to build a beach boardwalk 38 500 feet long and 25 feet wide along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg Boardwalk
Keansburg Pier
Florida
My Wai Paper Sale Reminder
Fragmentary note urges readers to buy My Wai paper before spring, mentioning rising sales and urging timely purchase. The readable text hints at promotional tone and limited availability.
Free Reading Room Expands with New Library Additions
The Ladies of the Free Reading Room and Library Association operate a biweekly meeting and daily service at Library Hall. The collection now exceeds a sizable total with many new standard works including titles by Wiggin, Duncan, Vance, and Dixon among others. The library offers free access to reading and research with a resident librarian and ongoing updates to the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Association
Library Hall
Mack
Golden Web
Anthony Partridge
Allan Rutledge
Alex. Cockey
Spur
David Potter
Lover
W. D. Orcutt
A. C. Ray
Porter Brown
E. P. Oppenheim
Synthias Chauffeur
Louis Tracy
Jules Forman
Magnet
H. C. Rowland
Robert Kimberly
Frank Spearman
Thos. Dixon
Robinetta
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Wheatlands
Harold Bindloss
Percy Brebner
Chas.e Buck
Alice MacGowan
Robt
Hichens
Sonny
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Cynthia
Manute
Louis Vance
Ehas
Hornblow
Williamson
G. B. McCutchen
Helen R. Martin
Sheaves
E. F. Benson
R. Chambers
Percy Bredner
Kate L. Bosher
Leslie
Anne Warner
Mary
Mrs. Meade
Osa Regina
Dixie Rose
A. Kortrechi
Allen Harker
Winifred
Nina Rhoades
Dorothy Brown
Fortune
Barbara Yechton
A. T. Dudley
Plains
Clarence Young
Pacific
Kingsford
R. H. Barbour
Ashton Lamar
Bay Aeronauts Club
Zane Grey
Marriage of Miss Sophia Loeb to Louis George Davidson
Miss Sophia Loeb daughter of Henry Loeb of New York married Louis George Davidson son of M. M. Davidson of Leroy Place Red Bank last night. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home and was witnessed by many Red Bank residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Loeb
Henry Loeb
New York
Louis George Davidson
M. M. Davidson
Leroy Place
Red Bank
Illness Strikes Mrs. G. H. Willett in Port Monmouth
Mrs. G. Humphrey Willett of Kinney Avenue Port Monmouth is dangerously ill with pneumonia that developed from a cold. Dr. Ja A. Hendrickson of Atlantic Highlands is attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Humphrey Willett
Kinney Avenue
Port Monmouth
Ja A. Hendrickson
Atlantic Highlands
Lis
Taft Addresses Harrisburg Convention Delegates
At Traimmen's Convention Mr and Mrs Henry Tilton of Long on attend in Harrisburg Penn. Mr Tilton is a delegate to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment for Shrewsbury Lodge No 353. Taft spoke at the tenth biennial convention and received a large reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tilton
Longon
Harrisburg
Penn
Ilton
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment
Shrewsbury Lodge
Taft
Genuine Philadelphia lawn mowers for sale
Chester M. Truax advertises Genuine Philadelphia lawn mowers for sale at 223 Biway. The listing notes prices range from 1 to 118 dollars and emphasizes availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chester M. Truax
Five-year-old Willie Dalton Injured in Avenue Accident
Five-year-old Willie Dalton son of Robert Dalton bath master was struck by an automobile on Branchport avenue near Neptune firehouse as he crossed the street. The car driven by J. Silvers & Co. slowed before the impact. Willie suffered a sprained ankle and two head bruises but walked after treatment by Dr. Orrin A. Clark. Yesterday Afternoon's Accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Dalton
Branchport Avenue
Octogenarian
Broadway
Robert Dalton
J. 8. Silvers
Cra ‘Y Spice and Coffee
Silver‘autoprobile
Willie
Neptune Firehouse
Orrin A. Clark
Doc Anderson narrowly escapes car strike on Broad Way
Joseph Pei known as Doc, age over eighty, narrowly avoids being run down in front of Masonic Hall. He stepped back into the street as L Shapiro’s automobile stopped abruptly. He toppled landing on his head and shoulders but recovered with only shock and back pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pei
Doc
Broadway
Mr. Anderson
Masonic Hall
L. Shapiro
Shapiro
Sico
James Chasey
Anderson
Staat
Pepiro
Funeral for John Cooper at Red Bank
The funeral service for John Cooper who died Sunday afternoon after taking laudanum was held at Harry C. Kay's funeral parlors in East Front Street Red Bank. The body will be interred tomorrow morning at Lincroft Cemetery by inspector Fay of Congr. 842 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Cooper
Joseph Tomlinson
Lincroft
Harry C. Kay
East Front Street
Red Bark
Chief Patterson Suffering Illness At Home
Chief J Frank Patterson of the Red Bank police department is confined to his Washington street home due to illness. Local residents report he is receiving rest and care as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.frank Patterson
Red Bank Police Department
Washington Street
Beee
Will Build New Home for Jacob Degenring Project
Jacob Degenring former Germania Hotel proprietor in Reed Bank plans to raise a large house on West Front Street. Crews from Craig & Ewing begin demolition Monday to clear the site for a 38 by 40 foot structure with an estimated cost around $8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Degenring
Germania Hotel
Front Street
Réed Bank
West Front
Serris
Craig & Ewing
Ie Bt
Cha
For Sale Heavy Delivery Wagon and Set
For sale a heavy delivery wagon and a set in readable condition. Price negotiable. Contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Set
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colliers
Applegate
Cycle Club
Nandsome
John” Ward
Columbia Hotel
Sézton Bros, Undertakers and Empalmers
Wily
Aavense
Daily Record
Weather Bureau Forecast
North Broadway
Long Branch
Matawan
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Council Chamber
Lyceum
Council
Thomas P. Fay
William, Henry
Christopher Widdis
Samuel Fernado
Martin Melia
Flaherty
Henry Rothschild
Succubs
Short Hiness
Keansburg
New Point Comfort Beach Company
John H. Perry
Allenhurst
South River
Red Ban
Harry
Price
A. Harry, Jr
Jersey City
Traimmen
J. G. Compan
Chief Patterson -Sick
Noupie
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