Ten Chattle Entries For East Jersey High Meet
Red Bank hosts the East Jersey High School field and track meet Saturday May 27 at 2 p m. Chattle's ten entrants will try out today and Thursday to prep on the grounds at Red Bank Fair Grounds. The listed athletes seek laurels in sprints, jumps, relays, hurdles, and throws led by Eddie Jones Harold Smock and LeRoy Barry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Chatttle
East Jersey
Chattle
Eddie Jones
Harold Smock
LeRoy Barry
W. Tallman
Louis Fish
Clifford Errickson
Howard Green
Irving Gano
Charles Marxa
Merrick Coles
Veterans Perfect Memorial Day Plans
Memorial Day events are organized by James B. Morris Post No. 46 G A R with grave flagging Friday and Saturday in West Long Branch Mount Carmel Greenlawn Glenwood Oakhurst Wayside cemeteries. A Morris Post committee will visit schools Monday, worship at First Baptist Church, and hold National Day rites Sunday. Post No. 25 Sons of Veterans joins the Army of the Potomac for ceremonies Tuesday and afternoon speeches by Rev Alfonso Dare. The annual public exercises occur at City Hall with two members recently passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Morris
Howard A. Brinley
James B. Morris Post
J. R. Bailey
James J
Morris Camp
Sons of Veterans
West Long Branch
Mount Carmel
Greenlawn
Glenwood
Oakhurst
Wayside
Morris Post
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
James B. Mortis
Army of the Potomac
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Washin Park
Crazy Joe Attack Leaves Ship Captain Injured
Joseph Williams of Port Monmouth, captain of the steamer Mabel A., was badly cut Saturday night by a Polak known as Crazy Joe who works for Monmouth Of and Guano Company. Williams, mistaken for an enemy, fought back, knocking the assailant senseless. The Polak is badly battered and Williams is recovering with a bandaged head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Port Monmouth
Mabel
Farmer Hurt In Runaway Near Pew's Creek Maine
Middletown township farmer George H. Willett was badly injured when his horse ran away after someone loosened the reins near Pew's Creek. He had parked at the mouth of the creek by his yacht Pugheen and was unseated as the spirited horse bolted and bogged in muck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Willett
Middletown Township
Pew's Creek
Pugheen
Mr. Wilsett
Trent
Machine leaders approve Monmouth GOP slate for fall race
At Freehold the Monmouth County Republican Executive Committee formed a slate for November. Wilbur A. Heisley seeks state senate with Peter Vredenburgh and Monroe V. Poole in the assembly race, Charles A. Hawkins named sheriff, and P. Hall Packer considered for state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisley
Vredenburgh
Poole
Hawkins
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Assembly
Peter Vredenburgh
Freehold
Monroe V. Poole
West Lyne
Charles A. Hawkins
Red Bank
Monmouth County
Republican Executive Committee
Seriauim
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
W. W. Ramsey
Keansburg
Ramsey
Henry 8. Terhune
Civil Service Commission
Keansburg Garage Under Construction on Church Street
Charles Carr of Keansburg is having a garage built on Church street. The hollow tile stucco structure is being erected by contractor Raymond Truax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carr
Keansburg
Church Street
Raymond Truax
Ice Cream Depot Opens in Keansburg
George E. Jenkinson Sr. of Atlantic Highlands opens a Keansburg depot for wholesale distribution of his ice cream. William Stamford is placed in charge of operations and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
George E. Jenkinson, Sr
Atlantic Highlands
William Stamford
Feast Promised For Loyal Progress Council Members
Orator H G Woolley pledges a delicious treat and cake for members of Progress Council No 3 Loyal Association attending tonight's meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. He will also speak under the banner of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Woolley
Progress Council
No. 3
Loyal Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Mrs Neal's Mother Plans Trip Abroad to Norway and Sweden
Mrs F K Keller and her daughter Miss Emma Keller depart for Norway and Sweden on June 16 and will be away until September. Mrs Keller is mother of Mrs G H Neal of Washington Street in this city.
Miss Helen Neal Named Y W C A Delegate
Miss Helen Neal daughter of Rev and Mrs G H Neal was chosen as YWCA delegate to the Silver Lake Conference meeting in June 2030. The Alphia Phi Fraternity at Syrachuse University selected her. Miss Neal is a sophomore and popular member of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Neal
G. ‘H. Neal
Silver Lake
Alphia-Phi Fraternity
Syrachuse University
Miss Neal
City Assessors Begin 1911 Assessments Work
Bennett Fleck and Beatty start compiling 1911 assessments. New county board orders to list automobile owners under a separate heading will mean additional work if enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett, Fleck and Beatty
County Board
Local fish dealer keeps own catch in Long Branch
Gar ret t Hennessey at 62 Ocean ave near North Broadway runs the only retail fish business in Long Branch that catches its own daily fresh fish. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett’ Hennessey
Ocean’ Ave
North Broadway
Reliable Pound
Long Branch
Crack Riders Coming for Memorial Day Races at Long Branch
Newark rider C Heidrick who won the 5 mile championship at the Newark Velodrome has entered Long Branch Cycle Club Memorial Day races. Joseph C Kopsky of the New England Wheelmen also entered before the club. Kopsky is in Heidrick's class ensuring fast races. Officials of the day to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Long Branch Cycle Club
C. Heidrick
Joseph C. Kopsky
New England Wheelmen
Kopsky
Heldrick
Matinee Horse Races On Stengel Track At Loyalton
Horse owners are invited to summer matinee races at G. C. Stengel's Loyalton track. Ribbons prize the half mile heats with a series of trot and pace events scheduled, entries due June 2 to R E Britton. First matinee on Saturday June 10 at two o'clock features the Long Branch Military Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C
Stengel
Long Branch
R. E. Britton
Morford Street
Locomotive Jumped Switch Near Auditor’s Office
The Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive No. 41 jumped the west switch of the New York and Long Branch Railroad near the Auditor’s office at four o’clock yesterday morning. It left the tracks during a drill. the tender remained on. A Jamesburg wrecking crew placed the engine back on the rails by 8:20. The cowcatcher was torn from the front and requires repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania R. R
Jamesburg
Bryan Lecture Train Outbound From Long Branch May 27 1911
Special Saturday night train offered by Central Railroad of New Jersey for attendees returning from Hon. William Jennings Bryan's lecture at St. Jude's Church in Long Branch City. Train departs Branchport at 10 50 p m with stops to discharge passengers en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jennings Bryan
St. Juke’s Church
Long Branch City
The
Central RR. of
New Jersey
Branchport Station
New York
Scarlet Fever Strikes Keansburg Family
Agnes Willing, daughter of William Ho Walling of Keansburg, is very ill with scarlet fever. Dr. D. E. Roberts of Keyport is attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Willing
Wiliam Ho Walling
Keansburg
D. E. Roberts
Keyport
Congressman Scully to Summer at Deal Cottage
Congressman Thomas J. Scully of this district rents Mrs. McCay’s cottage at Ocean Avenue Deal for summer with his family. He will occupy Surf Inne with his family during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
Perth Amiboy
Ross
Bexton Bros Undertakers and Palmers on Broadway
Funeral notice lists Bexton Bros Undertakers and Palmers at 516 Broadway with telephone 182, indicating local funeral services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexton Bros
Undertakers
Om- Palmers
Broadway
Auto HIted Boy On Broadway Injury Left Leg
Robert Jackson a young colored man riding a bicycle on Broad way near Mill street last evening was struck by an automobile and badly injured on the left leg. He says the car 24439 NJ stopped briefly as he lay on the pavement and he reported the accident to police after removing his wrecked wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson
Broadway
Mill Street
Jackson
Miler
Settlement Reached in Emmons Rail Fatality Case
The administrator of Edward H. Emmons of Long Branch announced a settlement with Central Railroad of New Jersey over his death at Red Bank on January 9 1909. Emmons a brakeman was crushed between cars while coupling a freight train leaving a minor son to dependent support. The railroad paid 1500 in settlement and the case was discontinued in federal court at Trenton under a United States statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H.emmons
Long Branch
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Emmons
Red Bank
Patterson & Rhome
Trenton
United States
Red Bank YMCA Board Meeting Held After Postponement
The Red Bank Young Men’s Christian Association board met last night in the association hall on Monmouth Street. Newton Doremus, president, presided. Directors transacted regular business of interest to members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association
Association Hall
Monmouth Street
Newton Doremus
Merchants Seek Water Wagon on Brighton Avenue
Brighton avenue merchants plan to petition Freeholder Daly to place a watering wagon on the street at a fixed price. Report says no wagon would be available before June 1st, a week from next Thursday. Businessmen expect Daly to grant the request as sprinkling continues on Westwood avenue by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Avenue
Daly
Westwood Avenue
Green Brothers Move to New Quarters on Broadway
H W Green & Bro real estate and insurance brokers who recently acquired the Heisley buildings on Broadway moved their offices from the Masonic Hall to new quarters over the post office. The rooms, formerly occupied by lawyer Wm L Edwards, were redecorated and placed for occupancy by the new owners. They front on Broadway and open into the lobby on the second floor with the main entrance between the Texas Company and the post office. The safe and furnishings were installed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Green & Bro
Heisley
Broadway
Masonic Hall
Post Office
Texas Company
Detective Walling Seeks Requisition Papers in Albany
Detective Captain Walling traveled to Trenton to obtain requisition papers for returning William Campbell from Richmond County New York. He will also go to Albany to secure proper documents before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Captain Walling
Trenton
William Campbell
Richmond County
Albany
N. Y
Weather Forecast for New Jersey 36 Hours Ahead
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight in New Jersey with unsettled weather Wednesday. Light variable winds become easterly. Observations from Long Branch show a temperature around 68, barometer 30.09, and low last night near 66.
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U.S
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Missing four year old and 81 year old men in Asbury Park area
Four year old Harry Weiss of 143 Belmont avenue vanished between nine and 9:30 this morning after being described to the Record. His father Edward Weiss and relatives search the home area. police have no clue. Also missing is Joseph R Weir Sr 81 a long time Asbury Park resident who left May 9 with no word to his son and wife. no sighting has been reported and he may be seeking work or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weiss
Edward Weiss
Belmont Avenue
Weiss
Asbury Park
Joseph R. Weir
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Rahway
Decorated School Grounds Spring Planting Effort
Grammar School pupils and teachers completed spring planting at a cost of 53.14 to beautify the grounds. The display features 200 salvia plants 100 honeysuckle vines 228 white geraniums and a white geranium mound on the northeast lawn with maple spruce cedar and argentums and other shrubs. Mr Badger is pushing pupil involvement in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Badger
Damages Awarded in Long Branch Assault Case
David C. Cox, a New York Telephone Company executive, won $1 in a May 7 1910 assault suit against Robert C. Adamson Jr at Freehold. Cox testified Adamson struck him behind the ear and trampled his derby hat, while Adamson claimed self defense and denial of blows. Witnesses corroborated Cox. Adamson was represented by Thomas P. Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Cox
Long Island
New York Telephone Company
Freehold
Robert C. Adamson, Jr
Liberty Street
Cox
Long Branch
Adamson
Anotter
Arthur S. Hennessey
John Willocum
Mr. Adamson
Thomas P. Fay
Steamer Mabel A. Repaired After Shipyard Fire
The steamboat Mabel A. of the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guano Company lies at William Caster shipyard Port Merimouth for repairs after heavy weather last Thursday night. The vessel, en route from Perth Amboy laden with coal, suffered engine and boiler trouble during the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Engineer at Port Monmouth plant laid up with abscesses
Clinton Witett chief engineer at the Port Monmouth plant of the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guan Company is laid up with several abscesses on his neck and arms. Dr Budloney of Belford is treating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Witett
Port Monmouth
New York
New Jersey Fish, Oil and Guan Company
Dr. Budloney
Belford
Repairs to Trolley Bridge on Seventh Avenue
The Seventh Avenue trestle over the New York Central L. I. tracks used by the M. C. E. Company is under repair with installation of new timbers. The project is led by Solomon Stout of Eaton Town.
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Seventh Avenue
N. Y
L. B
M.C. E. Company
Solomon “Stout
Eatontown
Maxwell Automobiles Fee Charged through Local Agent
Chester M. Truax, local agent at 223 Broadway, handles Maxwell automobile fee. Telephone line noted for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Automobiles
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
T. Niett
Sec ond Troop of Cavalry to Elect Corporals at Meeting
At the regular meeting of the Sec ond Troop of Cavalry in Red Bank the Armory on Monmouth Street next Monday night an election will be held for two new corporals. Two new members will be taken into the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Monffiouth Street
Proceeds From Red Bank Concert for First Church
Net proceeds of a one evening concert at the First Presbyterian Church Red Bank totaled 48.25 dollars. The funds were placed into the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Virginia man faces possible amputation after hand burn
John Ottis, a Virginia colored man employed by William R. Taylor, visited Long Branch hospital yesterday. About a month earlier he burned the thumb on his left hand, and the digit has since become badly infected and may require amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ottis
Virginia
William R. Taylor
Long Branch Hospital
New Freight Agent Appointed at Port Monmouth Depot
Isadore Lewis of Rosefhayn New Jersey has been named freight agent at the Port Monmouth depot for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Lewis
Rosefhayn, N. J
Port Monmouth
Capt Walling Visits Keyport
Captain Edward Walling of the New York police force visits his old home at Keyport. He is the son of the late George Washington Walling, former patrolman and long serving superintendent of the New York police. Another son, Brower Walling, runs a Keyport hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Walling
New York
Keyport
Captain Walling
George Washington Walling
Banquet at Red Bank Lodge features beefsteak and sweetbreads
A pair of social suppers were held in the Davidson building on Bread street. Dr Peter P Rafferty Louis Meyer Nicholas Butterbach and Raymond Hisner enjoyed beefsteak while Charles Straus Joseph Saiz and Thomas Conovar were served sweetbreads. Both meals were prepared by William Mathews, the well known chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Rafferty
Louis ‘Meyer
Nicholas Butterbach
Raymond Hisner
Bank Lodge
Davidson
Charles Straus
Joseph Saiz
Thomas Conovar
William Mathews
My Wai Paper Notes On Spring Sales Rush
Readable lines describe daily interwoven notices for spring sales and pricing. Mentions prices and a sense of urgency to purchase before the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles - A
Variety Row
Juniors to Decorate Cemeteries on Sunday Visit
Ashland Council No.28 O U A M of Sea Bright appoints a committee to decorate graves of departed brethren. On Sunday the graves at Stone Church Hillside Highlands Fair View Middletown Glenwood West Long Branch will be visited by council members using machines. Graves will be marked with a marker and an American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Council
Ashland Council
Sea Bright
Stone Church
Hillside Cemetery
Highlands
Fair View
Middletown Township
Glen‘wood
West Long Branch
Washington Park Association plans Memorial Day festival
Directors refined plans for a Memorial Day opening with an ice cream festival in the afternoon and night celebrations. Jamies B Morris Post and James B Morris Camp will join as special guests with Mayor Edwin W Packer likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘Park Association
Jamies B. Morris
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Edwin W. Packer
Long Branch
A. Parslow
Parslows
Won 8 Leggid Race at Division Street Grounds
The 3 legged race at Chattle inter class field and track meet was held at Division Street grounds. Garrett Worthley and William Caviliere won with Arthur Thomas and Frank Helge second and Frenk Briskey and Everett third. The winning time was 10.25 seconds for 75 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Garrett,Worthley
William Caviliere
Arthur Thomas
Prank “Helge
Frenk Briskey
Everett
New West Side Road Nears Completion After Scrape
The new West Side road near completion after initial scraping and preparation by Shea. Finishing touches and travel closures are being implemented, with final paving expected in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
New Tailoring Shop Opens in Red Bank
H Bump of New York opens a ladies and gents tailoring establishment at 34 West Front Street Red Bank adjoining the Red Bank garage. The new shop expands local clothing options and marks a business addition in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bump
New York
West Pront
Red Bank
James Baring Held After Saturday Night Incident
Reading indicates James Baring from Keyport was jailed Sunday morning after a reported disturbance near Red Bank. Details are sparse but authorities booked him on an unspecified charge with Monday processing expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baring
Keyport
Red Bankoe Ih
Bray
Tor
James H. Sickles
Milk and ice sales permits expire June first in Long Branch
All Board of Health permits in Long Branch New Jersey to sell milk and ice, keep cows and gent a, and collect cooked grease bones and fat within the city limits expire June first. Applications for permits must be made by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Long Branc N. J
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Veterans Perfect Memorial Day
Bédan
Polak
Middletown
H “Moneytack
Daily Record
Bryan Train
Cong. Scully
Deal
Central
Father
Meeting of Association
Green Brothers
New Quarters
Weather Bureau
Ashbery Park
Capt Walling
Junors
Hightstown
Charles L. Walters
Osborneville
Océan County
Frank Irons
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Star
March
Washington
Greys
C. ¥. Grafuller
Theo. Mozes
Genee
Maurice Levi Cornet
Ida and Dattit
Loney Arthur
Aaron Hdwards
Maryland
BS. Wyerant
the Templar
Fred Beilstien
Maurice Levi Trombone
Bol
H. P-Dénks Dunbar van. Derveer
Galop
Napoleon
Hilis Paull
J. C
Bub
Red. Bank
Panhandler
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