Wimpfheimer Gold Awarded to Nurses at Commencement
At the Monmouth Memorial Training School for Nurses commencement in Lyceum Theatre the Wimpfheimer gold prize of $50 was given to senior Miss Helen R Bailey and junior Miss Georgiana Sherman for top averages in nursing. Speakers included Senator Slocum and Dr Woolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Training School For
Lyceum Theatre
Wimpfheimer
Helen R. Bailey
J. Roset Bailey
Washington Street
This City
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
William D. Harper
Wimptheimer
Leroy Duffield
Harry Duffield
Mr. Duffield
Police Bout Solicit ors Who Annoy Housewives
Patrolmen Vetter and Kirby are praised for detaining 80 visitors who harass housewives with tales of misfortune and insolent demands for aid. Vetter caught one beggar on Union Avenue. Kirby arrested two others. Recorder Arrowsmith sentenced the trio to 30 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetter
Kirby
Union Avenue
Ratrolman
Arrowsmith
Will of Red Bank Mayor filed for probate in Freehold
Edward A. Pruden of Fidelity Trust Co filed yesterday in the surrogates office at Freehold the last will and testament of Horace P. Cook late mayor of Red Bank who died about two weeks ago. Executors are the Fidelity Trust Co and the widow Nellie L. Cook with multiple conditional bequests to Newark charities and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Trust Company of
Newark
Edward A. Pruden
Freehold
Horace P. Cook
Red Bank
Fidelity Trust Company
Nellie L. Cook
Babies' Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Louise
Morris
Helen Cook
Mt. Pleasant
Helen
Morris Cook
Eliza Colmer
Mary Morris
Anna L. Cook
Munic
ELOPING CHICAGO GIRL MYSTERY INQUIRY REPORT
The Record recaps telegrams about Miss Prudence Durand of Elberon and Miss Helen Morton of Chicago amid rumors of an elopement. Morton was said to be visiting Belaphine Virginia with unknown Eastern suitor, while Durands seek confirmation. Funeral for Mrs Gertrude Hopkins noted in Red Bank. She died aged 77 and is survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral at Willis home Sunday. Burial in Fair View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Durand
Elberon
Helen Morton
Chicago
Durand Familly
Miss Morton
Belaphine
Virginia
Durand
New York
Durands
Library Benefit Card Party Next Wednesday
A benefit card party for the Free Library will be held at the library next Wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30. No tickets will be sold. Favors will be given. Receipts will be used to buy new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Library
Firemen 10 Talk Parade Features
An important meeting of the State Firemen's Parade committee will be held at the Phil Daly Hose House next Monday night. Parade dates are August 7 and 8 with events on the second day. Assistant Chief E J Reid, secretary, reports active enrollment from Perth Amboy Bellyville and Flemington. Mrs Julia Callahan has donated 100 to help defray parade expenses. The Red Bank First Methodist Foreign Missionary society will hold a cake sale tomorrow from 10 am to 6 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Daly
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Walter Boyd
New Bedford Man Guilty of Robbery
Israel Allgor Jr. of Bedford was found guilty by a Freehold jury of robbing George Winters of 60.75 on September 28. Sentence deferred a week. bail raised to 3500. Orlando, accused of assault and robbery, to be tried later.
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Israel Allgor, Jr
Bedford
Freehold
George Winters
Wall Township
Charles F. Dittmar
Charles B. Cook
Asbury Park
Allger
Cyrus L. Low
Cyrus L. Low Became His Bondsmen. . Allger
Samuel Orlando
Winters
Orlando
Andrew J. Conover
Lawrence
Allgor
16Th Avenue
F Street
Maitland Alexander Elected Moderator of General Assembly
Rev. Dr Maitland Alexander pastor of First Presbyterian Pittsburg elected by acclamation as moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Chicago May 22. Dr John Timothy Stone retired moderator preached the opening sermon and Hall Young of Alaska presented a walrus tusk gavel to Stone. Alexander received two gavels from Rev W C Covert made from Fort Dearborn materials and from the new Fourth Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Maitland Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
John Timothy Stone
Hall Young
Alaska
Stone
Arctic Circle
Young
Alexander
W. C. Covert
Fort Dearborn
McCormick Seminary
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Samuel. Nicholls
St. Louis
Fort Won't Run Against Scully In Monmouth County
Former Governor John Franklin Fort says he will not seek any office including against Congressman Thomas J. Scully. He vows to stay in law practice and rejects union of Progressives and Republicans for his candidacy. He also recalls pressure to run for assembly last fall and denies future political plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
John Franklin Fort
Thomas J. Scully
Essex Building
Mr. Scully
Fort
Assembly
Freehold Baker Ten Purged by Fires
Freehold bakery owner John Marquardt endures repeated losses as a barn behind his store is destroyed by fire. He frees a horse from the flames, but the animal sustains facial and side burn injuries. The blaze, blamed on local boys smoking, follows a prior bakery fire a year earlier. Insurance covers part of the $800 loss.
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John Marquardt
Marquardt
Becker's Fate Hangs On Jury After Defense Win
New York May 22. After extensive instructions from Supreme Court Justice Seabury the Becker case goes to the jury to decide whether Becker or Rose had greater motive in the Rosenthal murder. The judge denied most of the defense requests but endorsed key points. Foreman Meredith Blagden and the twelve jurors retired after brief remarks as the court recessed for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Wilson
United Press
New York
Charles Becker
Fof
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Seabury
Becker
Justice Seabury
Rose
Mre. Rosenthal
Manton
M. Meredith Blagden
Runaway Horse Caught After Kids Scream for Help
Garfield avenue residents were startled as a baker’s wagon pulled by a runaway horse sped along Westwood avenue. James Barham Jr. intercepted the horse, guiding it to a stop near Garfield and Second avenues. The child rider escaped unseen. Later, the horse’s owner tried to drive it home but it bolted again. No injuries or damage reported. In Red Bank, Thomas Palmer was arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct at 12:46 AM and fined three dollars.
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Garfield Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Jeffrey Street
James Barham, Jr
Garfield and
Second Avenues
Barham
Pit
Thomas Palmer
Red Bank
Harry van Note
Harry C. Badeau
Red Bank to Get New National Bank Centered on Local Capital
Red Bank plans a new National Bank with about 100000 capitalization. Prominent local businessmen back the project and most stock is reportedly sold. Bank location and operations await final development, but quarters will be spacious and experienced staff hired to protect backers’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Supreme Court invalidates Home Rule Act ruling
The Supreme Court strikes down the Home Rule Act, holding it deprives city commissions and governments of powers granted by charters and other acts. A jurist notes the ruling limits municipal authority and benefits.
Supreme Court nullifies Hennessey Home Rule Act in Trenton
Justice Trenchard rules the Hennessey act is unconstitutional and ineffectual to strip Trenton of harbor powers and related acts. The Delaware River Transportation Company challenged city authority to condemn land for harbor use amid bond actions by the city and former Park Commissioner Frank F. Smith. An appeal is planned for the June term of the Court of Errors and Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nn J
Supreme Court
Trenchard
Delaware River Transportation Company
Transportation Company
Frank F. Smith
Justice Trenchard
Hennessey
Court of Errors and Appeals
Mrs Thistleton Faces Arm Amputation After Fire
Mrs. Thistleton of Hiberon was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Monday after a fire damaged their home. She suffers gangrene in her arm and an amputation is deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thistleton
Hiberon
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Thistleton
Oakhurst Woman Falls Down Stairs Injuring Back
Miss Cora Youreau of West Lincoln avenue Oakhurst was badly bruised after slipping on a shutter left on the stairs last Wednesday. She fell the full length of the stairway injuring her back and nearly breaking a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Youreau
Lincoln Avenue
Oakhurst
Astaire
Miss Bertha VanDyke Returns From Elizabeth Visit
Miss Bertha VanDyke daughter of Mr and Mrs L B VanDyke returned yesterday from a trip to Elizabeth where she visited Miss Florence Meredith daughter of General Superintendent J W Meredith of the Jersey Central and a former resident of the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha VanDyke
Second Avenue Improvement Discussed With Justice Bergen Arrival
Commissioners Alonzo Sherman Henry Brin fey and Henry Irwin met to plan presenting the Second Avenue Improvement report to Justice James J. Bergen of Elizabeth who will review it on arrival. If Bergen approves the plan to pave Second Avenue the committee will tour the street and then submit the report to City Hall for inspection. The Merry-Go-Round season opens Saturday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo D. Sherman
Henry D. Brinfey
Henry Irwin
Second Avenue
James J. Bergen
Elizabeth
Justice Bergen
City Hall
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Georgiana Sherman
Senator Slocum
DR. Woolley
Ivin’s
2Nd Avenue
Charles H. Pierce
Long Branch
St Jame’s Episcopal Church
Sea Bright
Wetock
Miss Thompson
Mra
Cocuzza
Merry4io
Iady
J. D Edwards
Hiram B. Edwards
Agor
Firemen
Foreign Mission Society
New Bedford
Mr. Lupee
Florence Allgor
Hans Ruser
Waterland
American Press Association
North River
Vaterland
Dr. Alexander
John G. Lovell
Chelsea Avenue
Scully
Ivin's Market
Russell H. Conwell
America
First Baptist Hyer and Flock Church
Freehold Baker
MacClements
Rosa MacClements
Asbury Ark
Roosevelt Hospital
W. G. Bisele
West End
Daily Record
NEW National Bank For Red Bank
Ely
Edward C. Hendrickson
State Hospital
Hendrickson
John M. Smith Aftene
Harry Naefle
John C. Clayton
Vera Cruz
William Decker
James F. Carroll
Hancock
Naval Academy
Caroll
Decker
Ballard
Aaron EB. Balard
Polyclinic Hospital
Ocean Grove
A. F. Golden
Broadway
Lang Branch
Jurist
Ave
the Grand
C. K. Buckley
Regora
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