Class of 1913 Wins Fourth Annual Inter Class Meet
The postponed inter class meet at Stengel's track concluded with the senior class scoring 84 points to 47 for the juniors, 16 for sophomores, and 6 for freshmen. Nine of twelve records fell including Gano's 100 and 220 yard dashes and Covert's mile. Blaisdell earned the Long Branch Record Gold Medal with 19 3-4 points, while Gano took the second prize and West, Karmann, and others set multiple class records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stengel
Thurlow West
Byron Blaisdell
Irving Gano
Gano
West
Blaisdell
Earl van Brunt
Rutherford Stout
Samuel Morris
Arthur Perry Hull
Everett Covert
Eddie Jones
Karmann
Covert
Harold Karmann
Earl Breece
Merla
Errickson
Cavaliere
Briskey
Cornell
C. Byron Blaisdell
H. Thurlow West
Karl Hreece
Miter
Clifford Errickson
Ball Players Cleared Then Reheld On Return Hearing
Belford witnesses saw Isidor Leiberman and John Cassidy freed after acquittal on charges of violating the vice and immorality act arising from a Sunday ball game. After a brief hearing jurors acquitted them. warrants were then served and they were reheld to appear next Monday night for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
Isidor Leiberman
John Cassidy
Peagee
D. K
Thomas P. Fay
John H. ‘Applegate, Jr
Howard J. Roberts
Atlantic Highlands
Fay
John Doe
Leiberman
Cassidy
Insurance Case Being Heard Here
Vice Chancellor John H. Backus in City Hall hears the Prudential Insurance Company vs Annie Brady and Margaret Conk over a life policy on Louis Conk worth 561.51. Brady claims beneficiary due to a prior transfer. Conk widow holds policy title. Insurance company seeks only to have the funds awarded to the rightful owner. Conk died December 25, 1910 after a turbulent life including a 1902 seven year prison sentence and parole violations. No decision reached by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Backus
Trenton
City Hall
Prudential Insurance Company
Annie Brady
Margaret Conk
Louis Conk
Brady
Conk
Thomas P. Fay
Benjamin P. Mors
Janet
Killed Dog That Bit Child by Officer Wednesday
Officer W. R. Harvey killed the dog that bit Willie Dalton on Jackson street. Willie, son of Robert Dalton, was attacked while at play and the dog left teeth marks on his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Harvey
Willie
Robert Dalton
Jackson Street
Four Monmouth postmasters named by the Senate
The United States Senate confirmed four Monmouth county postmasters late yesterday with Lea Bright Frank Hampton Red Bank Frank Pittenger Freehold Joseph Atkinson Jr Asbury Park Harrison C Hurley Hampton succeeds P Hall Parker and will take office after filing his bond His opponent is Assessor James A Ryan tied to Mayor George W Elliott’s Ocean avenue office Hurley joins from the Asbury Park Press staff since 1904 and continues in the line of local officials on the Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
United States Senate
Lea Bright
Frank Hampton
Red Bank
Frank Pittenger
Freehold
Joseph Atkinson
Asbury Park
Harrison C. Hurley
Hampton
P. Hall Packer
James A. Ryan
George W. Elliott
Ocean Avenue
Dick Croker
Sea Bright
Zobel
Farmingdale
Knights of Pythias
Ashland Council
Sea ‘Bright
Packer
Elliott
Sea Bright ME
Church
Harrison
Hurley
William
Burrowes
Fine Organ Recital At St James
Organist Harold Frederic of St James Episcopal Church will present a 7 15 pm organ recital before the usual service. The program includes Mendelssohn Klavierstuck MacDowell An Old Trysting Place Guilmant Chanson d enfant Schubert Am Meer gavotte. Also note news of Rev. Frederick K Shield and Otto Lindner in a license hearing at Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frederic
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Klavierstueck
Mendelssohn
MacDo
Frederick K. Shield
First Reformed Church
Otto Lindner
Highland Park
New Brunswick
Shield
Lindner
Daly
New Health Board Elects Officers After Ballots
After four ballots the newly formed City Health Board elected Dr. Paul Kahn as president. William R. Warwick named secretary and Alexander P. Paul treasurer. Edwin E. Taber chosen sanitary inspector with William A. Stevens acting as solicitor without pay. City Clerk Warwick to serve as secretary. nominations followed delays from an Elberon delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
City Hall
Sanitity Plumbing
George SI. Northam
Paul Kahn
Wilam R. Warwick
Alexander P. Paul
Edwin E. Tab
William A. Stevens
Warwick
J. A. Stratton
Elberon
Dr. Welch
Henry D. Brinley
Winfield R. Warwick
Henry J. Hume
Mr. Brinley
Brinley
Paul
Kahn
Mr. Stratton
Dr. Kahn
Welch
Dr. Welch af @erward
Wright
Stevens
Fort Rangock MA Held Without Bail
A statutory charge leads to arrest of William Nimehik a Fort Hancock Coast Artillery member for abducting a Highlands girl under sixteen. He pleads guilty to taking the girl away for a month and is held without bail for Grand Jury action. Detective Minugh transported him to Freehold after a hearing before Recorder Badeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralle Katz
Rosie Katz
Highlands
William Nimehik
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Coast Artillery
Elwood Minogh
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Harry C. Badeau
Grand Jury
Freehold
Minugh
Mr. Katz
T Hat Nimehils
Dynamite Trial Evidence Trial Hits Slow Pace
Boston May 23. Judge Cros warns end delays as William M Wood and associates face conspiracy to plant dynamite. State nears end of case mid next week with many witnesses left. Checks identified as payments for services at Lawrence strike and Woollen Company general office expenses are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Boston
Mass
William M. Wood
Cross
Edward H. Lynch
Federal Trust Company
Frederick B. Atteaux
Pellitier
Atteaux
Hulbert
Wiliam M. Wood
Cookrey
Lawrence
William K. Durelle
Chamber of Commerce sponsors Long Branch smoker
The Chamber of Commerce plans a Monday night smoker at Library Hall on Broadway to boost a new bus line linking West Long Branch Oakhurst Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach. Secretary Hope urges auto dealers and merchants to attend to hear proposals and form committees for a busy second week in June business push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Library Hall
Broadway
West Long Branch
Oakhurst
Sea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
Hope
Chamber of
Mr. Hope
Brighton Ave
West End
Stella Hamerstein
Broadway Theatre
Oscar
Petit Jury Dinner Shows Shore Tradition Gains Favor
A Monmouth County Petit Jury reform dinner for the January term won unanimous approval. Thirty five jurors from Long Branch attended at Capt Albert Smith's Oceanport resort, despite heavy rain. After a lengthy repast with speeches led by Thomas P. Fay praising jury reform, attendees shared sociable moments and songs, strengthening bonds among jurors from Highlands to Rumson and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Monmounh
Albert Smith
Oceanport
Petit Jury
Greene
Third Avenue
Smith Resort
Thomas P. Fay
Boots” Wilson
Michael Rowland
Highlands
J. Ain«sbro
Keyport
Stephen McMann
Keansburg
Elwood Smith
Colts Neck
Henry Wagner
Holmdel
John Heiser
Thomas L. Slocum
George Woolley
Joseph Kirby
William D. Waling
Isaac Woolley
Robert Zimmerman
Samuel W. Hausman
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Henry Schoenlein
Frank C. Quinn
Favors and Fun at Helen Steele Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs George A Steele hosted Helen Steeles 11th birthday at Eatontown with 36 guests. Ittle folka led games and a generous spread followed. Prizes were awarded to Priscilla Mitchell Lena Hicks William OBrien George Mosby Dunham Rathbone and Margaret Drennan. Helen gave floral favors to each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
George A. Steele
Helen
Steele
Ittle Folka
Priscilla Mitchell
Lena Hicks
Long Branch
William O'Brien
Red Bank
George Mosby
Dunham Rathbone
Margaret Drennan
Condition of Japan's ruler in critical state
Reports say Japan's ruler is in very critical condition as temperature climbs to 103 degrees. Crowds gather and pray near the palace amid fears of a possible outcome. Controversy with the United States has been dropped and is unlikely to be resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Emperor Youhihi fevers rise as health news filters out
Tokio reports Emperor Youhihi fevers climb to 103 degrees with pulse 90 and respiration 30 as bulletin notes no grave cause yet. Foreign visitors ask about his condition while U S officials monitor the Mikado’s illness amid a broader Japan US land dispute fade. Washington coverage also follows Representative Sissons defending California anti alien law and a Mayors message from Mikado Youhihito expressing sympathy to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Ayouma Palace
Youhihife
Arthur’ Reilly-Blanchard
Foreign Office
Wash
D. C
California
Sissons
Mississippi
Wilson
Sisson
Hig
United States
Sim Poon
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Mary Hamerstein
Grand Theatre
Tre
Mariog
Ard
Dio
Gabriel Radvy
Rockwell
Washington Street
Sugar Bowl
Bretner and Son
Monmouth
Re Bank
Pittenger
H. Co. Hurley
J. Atkinson, Jr
ST. James
P. O
Steiner and Son
NEW Health Board
Fort Rangock
Parker
Moving Pictures
Amy
Clifts
Pathe
God
Breiner and Son
Leena
Evey
Improvement of the ‘Society
Townley Hall
Woolen Company
OP Aig
Long Bank
Commerce Chamber
America
Chester M. Truax
Adway
Ira Hennessey
North Long Branch
Smith’s Resort
The
United
Jane
Long Branch Merchants' Association
Hang
Daniel Frohy
James K. Hacket
Dramaticae
Romogrs
Zella
Dal
Aldo
van Staatsing
Pathe We
Creola
Grand “Theatre
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