Baseball Notes From A Busy Weekend Across Town
The report covers junior league action with Midget Walsh, Willow, and Robinson shining for the Alerts in an 18 to 6 win over the Giants at Jackson’s field. Fair Haven saw R K Fox defeat Morgan A C 2 to 0, highlighted by Jeys three bagger and Beekman’s one handed catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garney Warwick
Mie Walsh
Burns
Tory
Walsh
Wailis
Willow
Nationals
Perth Amboy
Alerts
Giants
Long Branch Giants
Rts
Jackson
Wools
Cole
Bhirs
Ryuns
Robinson
Elherons
Rin
Presley
Pisner
Tabor
Coldstein
Wolley
Shultz
Coles Robinson
The
Clay
Warren
Dangler
Lewis
Fuller
Price
Arris
Williams
Fair Haven
R. K. Fox
Morgan A. C
South Am
Foxes
Haven
Inal Jey
Beekman
Prisoner fines in City Police Court raise treasury
A busy City Police Court morning sees prisoners charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Berry and John Johnson were fined 2.5 each by Patrolman Vetter. Washington, a colored cook, argued over a fare leading to arrest by Patrolman Clayton. she pleaded shy, but was charged. Lewich found in the rear yard of a pharmacy owner’s home, unable to account for presence, admitted drinking and turned over 5 to the treasury. Jet Durnell and others were jailed and fined up to 20 for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treasury
Nan Doren
Berry
John Johnson
Vetter
Washington
Clayton
Shwaa Olin ‘Lewich
Wife
Edwards
Jet Durnell
John Minzer
Jos Brady
Edward Young
Mrs. Durnell
Newark Man Dies Here
Newark man William R. Clark, a car tradesman, died Sunday afternoon at Monmouth Hospital. He was thirty, son of Samuel A. and Harriet E. Clark. Funeral directors J and Flock prepared the body for shipment to Newark, with services in Newark and interment at Fairmount Cemetery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Clark
Newark
Monmouthal Hospital
Samuel A. Harriett E. Clark
J & Flock
Newark Tomor
Ark
Pairmount Cemetery
New Hennessey Heir Born at Branchport Home
A ten pound girl arrived at the Branchport avenue home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hennessey in time for Saturday. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport Avenue
Ts. Joseph Hennessey
Ron
Heavy Sunday Traffic to Shore
Large crowds of Sunday visitors filled every train yesterday and railroads added relief trains to return the eager travelers late at night. Similar reliefs were provided this morning on several routes to handle the post holiday flow.
Atlantic Coast Electric Rail Extends Ten Minute Trolley Service
Atlantic Coast Electric Rail Company again runs ten minute headway doubling the winter schedule between Long Branch and Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Electric Rail Company
Ween Long Branch
Asbury
Runaway Horse Injures Ray Anderson on Weatwood Avenue
Report says driver Reymond Anderson for J. was returning from the station when the horse bolted. The carriage collapsed, throwing Anderson to the ground and injuring his leg. he regained use of a cane. Medical attention followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymond Anderson
Weatwood' Avenue
Ea Phy
Facts About Dogs Small and Large
A Childs era overview of dogs describes many breeds from tiny chihuahuas to Great Danes. It notes a Chihuahua weighing under three pounds and a Labrador codfishing dog that retrieves heavy fish and even seals from the water, showing dogs as versatile helpers to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
el Pago
Tex
Labrador
Leap Year Proposals In Scottish Law 1228
The origin claims women could propose in leap year under a Scottish act of 1228. It allegedly allowed any maiden to speak to a man she desires. If refused, he faced a fine up to £100 unless he could prove betrothal to another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Margaret
Success by Failure in a Fudge Making Try
A fragmentary tale describes people attempting fudge with unknown methods. Their willingness to try yields a surprisingly good result, labeled Putterscotch as the final flavor.
Copper Millionaire Heinze Acquitted on Misuse Charge
Frits Avgenstad Heinze, copper magnate and former president of Mercantile National Bank, is acquitted of misapplying bank funds. Born in Brookline Massachusetts, educated at Columbia School of Mines, he built western mining interests after moving to Montana. His defense highlighted legal battles and Morse crash losses. He reportedly held about 40 million in remaining assets. He belongs to multiple clubs in Montana, Canada, and New York, including the Lotos, Lambs, Atlantic Yacht, and the American Institute of Mining Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frits Avgenstad
Gineer
Mercantile National Bank
New York City
Oto
Brookium
Dee. A. Ist
Thermame
Heinse
Columbua University
School of Mines
Montana
Elasion
Montina
Standard OH Company
SGH
Meinze
Morse
Merequiite Nation Bank
Elekze
New York Clearing House
Canada
New York
Lotos, Lambs
Atlantic
Roosevelt as Special Envoy at King Edward VII Funeral
former President Theodore Roosevelt becomes special American ambassador to King Edward VII's funeral in London. He will ride with visiting monarchs behind the funeral car and attend Windsor burial. the diplomatic corps joins at Windsor station for St George's chapel services.
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Edward VII
Theodore Roosevelt
Great Britain
London
Europe
Roosevelt
Reid
Diplomatic Corps
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Edward
Roosevelts
Buckingham Palace
Fneral
Kiege Edward
Queen Alexandra
King Edward
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Nurses training commemoration marks Nightingale anniversary
In New York Carnegie Hall on May 18 the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses and the Nurses' Association Alumni of the United States honor Florence Nightingale on the fiftieth anniversary of the first nurse training school. The Teachers College exhibit runs May 18 to June 1 with Nightingale writings and occupations for invalids including Marblehead handicraft work for pupil assistants under medical guidance. Also shown are works from Illinois Hospitals for the Insane and Long Island and Manhattan State hospitals. Nightingale biography is prepared by Teachers College. Nightingale, then aged about ninety, lives at South Street Hyde Park London. Also noted: Michigan postmistress Ida Ward's parting gift at Carron City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools
Nurses’ Association
United States
Carnegie Hall
New York
London
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Mary, Taho
Perace Manu
Teachers’ College
Educational Museum
Marblehead
Mass
Illinois Hospitals
Long Island
Manhattan
South Street
Hyde Park
Seyler Murder Case Witness Testimony Promises City Trial
Oceanfront murder case in Atlantic City centers on defendant William Seyler and his brother Orvis with Jane Adams and Alice Adams as chief witnesses. Prosecution aims to block access to Orvis Seyler’s statements amid third degree interrogation claims while Adams parents and Mrs Seyler may testify. The tragedy unfolded Feb 4 on the Million Dollar Pier. Jane Adams died from injuries after a struggle on the pier followed by a body found days later in the surf. The Seyler brothers were captured Feb 16 in Petersburg, Virginia, returned to Atlantic City, and held as key figures in the abduction and death saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan H N. J
Mhys Lindlay
Willam Boyler
Wits
Pekel
Ventnor
Specil
Prommior Goldenberg
Edmund
Gaskill
Seyler
Comet Onder
Orvie Seyler
Alice Adams
Janet Adams
Adams
William Seyfer
Parlies
Orvis Seyler
William
Williama Seyler
Charles Adams
William Seyler
Alice
Orvis
Jane
Seyler Brothers
Atlantic City
Jane Adams
Oceanport Notes On Local Events And Repairs
Ny ther in poor health is mentioned. Church rehearsals for Children's Day music occurred at Mrs. Henry Joline's home in Loyalton and at Miss Anna Withers' home. Joseph A. Myers, a member of the Deal Polo Club, will locate this season at the Monmouth Park Stock Farm site. Mrs. Henry C. Lamphes has returned from visits to Paterson and New York. Homes on Pemberton Avenue are being repaired and painted. Benjamin Smock and daughter Clara visited Mrs. John Wayton. Agnes Hiltonson spent time with Red Bank relatives. Augustus George and Winnie George visited Ars Can a Avenue residents James George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyther
M. B. Church
Henry Joline
Loyalton
Mixa Anna Withers
Lingie Durnell
Pemberton
Avenue Rence
Joaseph A. Myers
Deal Polo Club
Monmouth Park
Henry C. Lamphes
Oceanport Avenue
Duckwith
Paterson
Swenson
New York
Phore
Samuel Smock
Pemberton Avenue
Benjamin Smock
Asbury Park
Clara Smock
Sma@ek
John Wayton
Agnes Thlotson
Red Bank
Augustus George
Winnie George
Matewan
James George
Arscana Avenue
Death of Louis Santos in Savannah Georgia
Word arrived last night of the death of Louis Santos in Savannah Georgia. The deceased was a hospital patient suffering from lung trouble. He was the son of Mrs. Bargh B and the late [name missing], in his forty third year. He left here about fifteen years ago. The remains will be shipped to Lonnie Brook in care of Sumane Blepetyt.
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Louis Santos
Savannah
Bargh
Personal notices from Port Town era district page
Austen B Yale recovering at his Branchport avenue home after a threat of pneumonia Mrs Nate Salsbury of New York has taken possession of the Salsbury lodge on Liberty street Mr and Mrs Matthias Plum Jr of Newark will move into their Norwood avenue home tomorrow Mr and Mrs My R Rothschild of New York stay at their Westwood avenue cottage for the summer Mr and ute Ak Weir of Asbury Park guests of Charley B Harvey on Broadway Francis B Bowman Cedar avenue relapse and remains quite ill Dr Zebulon S Taylor of New York spent Sunday with his mother Letitia Taylor of West Long Branch
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Austen' B
Yale
Branchport Avenue
Nate Salsbury
New York
Salsbury Lodge
Liberty Street
Matthias Plum, Jr
Newark
Norwood Avenue
My R. Rothschild
Westwood Avenue
Ute Ak' Weir
Asbury Park
Charley B. Harvey
Broadway
Francis B. Bowman
Cedar Avenue
Zebulon
Taylor
Letitia Taylor
West Long Rane
Manasquan Drops Out of West Jersey High League
At a meeting in Red Bank the West Jersey High School League Executive Committee announced Manasquan would not complete the season. An amendment declares undergraduates only may enter league contests and another enforces forfeiture for unpaid scheduled games. President S. D. Thompson of Asbury Park resigned effective June 30, 1910. Also, Miss Katie Schwark underwent an appendectomy at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and is recovering.
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Banekstt
West Jersey High School League
Red’ Bank
Meatsquan
Hephadebal
D. Thompson
Asbury Park
Thompson
Katie Schwark
Broadway
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Plants For Washington Park Bring Fresh Vases
The women of St. Luke's Sunday school classes Arthur Asay and Pitman Potter donated plants for vases in Washington Park for the upcoming season. The association expresses appreciation. A Memorial day plan meeting of the committee is slated for tomorrow night. Borden's Milk Branch Here Opens at 128 West End Avenue under Manager L A Pickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Arthur Asay
Pitman Potter
St. Luke's
Borden's
Borden's Condensed Milk Go
West End Avenue
L. A, Pickel
The Great Eastern Ship Described and Decommissioned
The Great Eastern once measured 092 by 88 by 60 feet with 24 000 tons and a 20 foot draft, powered by paddles and a 24 foot screw. It carried 4 000 passengers across three classes and could reach about eighteen mph before being broken up in 1889 after a 31 year career.
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Great Eastern
Died at Batontown Mrs Anna Lees Captain Foster
Mrs Anna Lees wife of Captain William Foster of Batontown died at her Batontown home after a illness. She was years old and survived by husband daughters Nettie and Jennie a school teacher at Long Branch. Funeral tomorrow from her residence with interment at Colts Neck. The family had lived in Eaton town since April. Gun Club Shoot planned on Oakwood Avenue grounds Wednesday at 6 o'clock. Red Bank church service and World Sunday School convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lees
William Foster
Batontown
Lea
Nettle
Jennie
Long Branch
Colts Neck
Eatontown
Apth
Matin Street
Béobeyrie
Fang Branch
Oakwood Avenue
C.L. Rhodes
Theyvist
Red Bank
William J. Matteson
Washington, D. C
Charles & Parai
Ashpra
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Mathstors
New Hennessey
Hyer T'A
Dod
Erman Boarhound
Heinze’s
Nurses’ Training School
Michigan
Carron Sty
Mich
Ida Ward
Regord
Begin Seyler
Op Pier
Br. Haines
John B. Haines
Pennington
Haines
First Church
Simpson Memorial M. B
Jesus
Ogeanport News
Manasquan
Kelburne
Fred Ferrett
Wanama
Interboroug
Hoare Reneek
Evening News Sintering Tevil
Brookisn Standard Union
York
Wanamaker’s
Vin
America
John John Wanamaker
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