Child Struck by Car in Red Bank Street Play Area
Miss Elizabeth Austin of Broad Street Red Bank drove slowly along South Broadway when three year old Israel Rosin dashed into the path of her automobile. The boy suffered a minor facial abrasion and a small cut. Parents and Patrolman Vetter accompanied by Miss Austin took him to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where he recovered quickly. The driver was not held responsible and authorities cited parental supervision concerns in a street where children play unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filizabeth Austin
Broad Street
Red Bank
al Lady Friend
South Broadway
Miss Austin
Ocean Avenue
Keystone
Israel Rosin
Vetter
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Migs Austin
Long Branch Man Fatally Injured at Sea Bright Crossing
Nathan Yaney a Monmouth Avenue resident and Sea Bright coal merchant employee was struck by a Jersey Central train while crossing at Cales crossing near Sea Bright. He died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from internal injuries after the morning accident. An inquest will determine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Cales’s Crossing
Sea Bright
Nathan Yaney
Monmouth Avenue
B. Lester van Brunt
Jersey Central
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William H. Morris, Jr
Morris
Yancy
van Brunt
Caies
James J. Reed
Howard Bb. Reed
Sea Bright Station
East Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
Wat Brunt
Calef
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Benefit Boosts Funds
Net proceeds from the Red Bank Lyceum minstrel show by the Bohemian Club totaled about $200 after a benefit held last Friday night. The event supporting Monmouth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was announced this morning as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank Lyceum
Bohemian Club
Red Bank
Weather forecast and city note from Long Branch
The U S Weather Bureau predicts 86 hours of showers tonight into Friday with warmer highs inland and brisk easterly winds. Observations from Long Branch report 53 F at 8 am, 58 F high yesterday, humidity around 97 percent, and a 42 mph gust from the east in the last day. An alumni meeting is listed for Parker and Van Gelders in Mees, plus sod and topsoil allotments at 7 Rockwell Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Moore
North Broadway
Long Branch
Parker & van Gelders
Mees
Weights and Measures Crackdown On Deceptive Sugar and Butter Weight Practices
Officials from the department of weights and measures visited twenty five stores in two days led by Robert Lang and Thomas Wyncoop. They found sugar and butter often sold by weight less than claimed, with heavy bags and decorative dishes masking lighter net weight. Indictments were also presented by the Monmouth county grand jury for the May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lang
Department of Weights and Measures
Thomas Wyncoop
Asbury Park
Board of Treeholders
Lang
Judge Grants Transfers In Middlesex County Votes
Judge John B. Foster sat in Freehold to grant voter transfers in municipalities with 5000 plus population. The actions span Monday and Tuesday. He noted boards of registry in towns under 6000 may issue transfers after reviewing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Foster
Freehold
Foster
Boards of Registry
Mexican Rebels Make Last Stand Near Bellano
Bellano Mexico May 23 The battle between Government forces under General Huerta and General Orozco resumes at daybreak Huertas big guns unleash havoc at seven miles distance Rebels cannot reply due to short range This is Orozcos last stand Building projects Monmouth Beach Riverside View by Van Fine Holteen Theatre Monmouth Street Roosevelt to Speak at Asbury Park May 2? opening of new Brainbache resort noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellano
Mexico
Huerta
Oroz- Cos
Monmouth
Cranmer Bros
Dungelows
Monmouth Neaeh
Riverside View
Holwon
van Fine & Holteen
Roosevelt
Rongevelt
Asbury Park
Washington Park Opens Next Week for 1912 Season
Washington Park will reopen on Memorial Day with a Maypole drill by Primary select, a strawberry and ice cream festival, and a band concert. New directors include Mr. and Mrs. JoWin L. Reed and Mrs. John Flinn. Long Branch Military Band to perform. women handle Maypole and festivals. men manage music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Broadway
Orrin A. Clark
Jo- Win L. Reed
John ©. Flinn
Long Branch
John G. Sexton
C. A. Clark
Fred R. Cutcheon
Abner A. Badger
Charles Morris
J. C. Flinn
Telephone Company to Install Common Battery System
The New York Telephone Company plans a next week replacement of the magneto with the common battery system in Long Branch. A large crew has worked for two weeks perfecting plans as every line is upgraded at a cost exceeding 210000 dollars. Local Manager William H. Hall is in New York arranging the complete installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Long Branch
William H. Hall
New York
Scully Endorses Wilson Delegate In Democratic Race
Congressman Thomas Z. Scully supports Governor Woodrow Wilson in the Democratic bid, praising Wilson as a self-made leader who advanced New Jersey and earned the governorship. Pinchot of Washington, ex chief forester, will speak at a Roosevelt meeting in Red Bank tonight, with local band music and tree-planting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Z. Scully
John W. Slocum
Wilson
Woodrow Wilsen
New Jersey
Pinchot
Red Bank
Gifold Pinchot
Washington
D. C
Exchief Forester
United States
Taft
Moomonih Street
Stubbs
Kaneas
Wan
Shrewellry Township
Roosevelt Republican League
Red Monk
Four More Officials and Five Policemen Appointed Today
A city notice announces the appointment of four more officials and five policemen today. The document lists new appointees and their assigned roles within the municipal administration and police department.
Jersey Daughters in Annual Session at Asbury Park
New Jersey Daughters of Liberty meet in Asbury Park with delegates from 172 councils and about 160 other members. The report shows sixteen year membership gains, council standings for 1911, and financial totals for Monmouth county with increases in members and worth across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Daughters of Liberty
Asbury Park
Monmouth
Counens
Hudson
Essex
Tindson
Kasex
Passaic
Kesex
Wawex
Longe Branch
Pride of
Red Bank Property Sold to Monmouth Mutual and Supply
The Dominic A Man yy and Pred D Wikoff properties on Beach street Red Bank were sold for about 4000 to the Monmouth Mutual and Supply Company. A large warehouse and cold storage plant will be built with work starting next month and operation in stages through fall. The vessel Imperator was launched by Hamburg American Line with crowds and officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic A
Man Yy
Pred D. Wikoff
Red Bank
Monmouth Mutual and Supply Company
Beach Street
Bryenesee
Hamburg
Hamburg American Line
Imperator
M Imperial Wilkes
City Commissioners approve mayoral health board picks
The City Commissioners adopted Mayor Newcomb’s recommendations for the Board of Health appointing Thomas Arrow smith John Fleck Frank Howland Marshall Woolley and Bryant Newcomb with officers to be elected. Sanitary Inspector candidates Milmore and Taber discussed with Taber favored. Plumbing Inspector George H Northam chosen. Appointments run until May 1914. Also approved: School Board representatives Howland and Lock, and city officers for sinking funds. Summer police hires approved five men with five names listed. clerk salary set at 10 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Department of Public Affairs
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
John W. Fleck
Frank L. Howland
Marshall Woolley
Bryant B. Newcomb
Board of ‘Health
J James Milmore
Edwin J. Taber
George H. Northam
Coninue
Messrs
John W. Lock
Watimate
Department of Finance
Finance Department
City Solicitor
Howland
Arrowsmith
Department of Public Safety
Jacob W. Hampton
Jon. H. €. Schenck
Alexander Swanson
Jos. R. West
Curtis Overby
Plock
John Laws
William de Lista
Swanson
Overby
Plans for This Year’s Carnival At City Hall Meeting
Public demonstration and amusement committee of the board of trade set dates for the annual carnival on August 16 17 with the children's carnival on August 16. Governor Wilson may be invited to visit. hydroplane flights and a parade are discussed. queen selection for 1912 Carnival to be decided next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Trade
City Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Long Branch
Charles Rosencrans
John B. White
Florida
Park M. Woolley
H. Edgar Mason
Sneden Named Engineer of Maintenance of Way
George V. Sneden, long time chief clerk to the N Y and L BR superintendent, is appointed engineer of maintenance of way to succeed the late Horace B. Bannard. Glenn H. Berry becomes Sneden’s successor as chief clerk. Sneden will oversee the 39 mile stretch of the New York and Long Branch Road from the Raritan Bay bridge to Bay Head Junction, known as the busiest summer road in the United States. Sneden, 66, born in Virginia, educated at Lehman University, has served since 1882 in various railroad roles including acting superintendent after the superintendent’s death. His appointment meets with broad approval among railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Sneden
Horace B. Bannard
Sneden
Jia Glenn H. Berry
Lee W. Berry
Engineer Sneden
Mr. Barnard
Way
New Jersey Southern Branch
Engineer Corpe
Supt. Blodgett
Berry
Raritan Bay Bridge
Bay Head Junction
United States
Seiien
Aro
Virginia
Lehke University
Sweden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pirates OF Penzance
Long Branch Choral Society
Lyceum
Frederick
Mabel
Major Stanley
Stanley
W. H. Pagdin
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Life Motion Pictures
Sea Bright Crossing
Weather Bureau Forecast
Rockwell Ave
Osu
Monmouth County Grand Jury
Voster
Monmwth Street
Dank
Chas
W. Ritter
Rere
Wilsin' Gat
Scully
Jersey
Dark Brown Horse Tech
M. Rothetein
Brighten Ave
Weert
Jersey Daughters
RED Bank Property Solo
Mazza and
Wikoff Property
Mutuel Supply Company
John G
Joe
Daily Record
Steinbach
Sargent
MR. Bannard
N. Y
Monmouth County
O. A. Clark
J. A. Brletep‘bach
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
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