Sanitarium Site Search Continues In Monmouth County
The freeholders continue looking for a tuberculosis sanitarium site in Monmouth County. The search includes the George H. Hopping and Nathan Fields farms near Middletown and a site near Farmingdale. Attendees plan further farm visits and site reviews with Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson and Dr. R. S. Bennett’s office involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moymouth
Board of Chosen Freeholders
R.S. Bennett
Asbury Park
John Daly
Lewis S. Thompson
Brookdale Farm
Lincroft
Truax Farm
Farmingdale
Long Branch
Home Missions Board strengthens Presbyterian authority
The Northern Presbyterian General Assembly praised the Board of Home Missions and reported 1 419 893 spent last year. Rev Dr Maitland Alexander urged Presbyterian overreach limits for board agents and the assembly approved the stance. Religious school uniforms for Indian teachers were condemned. New Castle Pa named central assembly site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Board of Home Missions
Northern Presbyterian General Assembly
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburgh
Long Branch
Alexander
New Castle
Penn
Central Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Wid General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
State Board Bars Rival Telephone Franchises in Avalon
The New Jersey State Board of Public Utility Commissioners ruled that competition in telephone service offers a choice of evils not benefits and denied approval to Avalon and Cape May County ordinances granting Eastern Telephone and Telegraph Company franchises. The decision, citing public convenience and utility interests, blocks Keystone Independent system member competition against Bell. The article also notes a nearby accident, a gospel singer announcement, a trolley incident, and a local hotel sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Avalon
Cape May County
Cape May County Board of Freeholders
Eastern Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Commission
Delaware & Atlantic Telegraph & Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Interests
Bell Company
Eastern Company
State Board
Keystone Independent
Attempted Robbery in Red Bank Garage Ends Abortive
Four unknown men attempted to steal a Maxwell runabout from Joseph Sacco of Red Bank. Frank Bazzaro alerted Sacco after hearing a rasping sound. two intruders tried to force the garage door while two others watched. Sacco and Bazzaro found the attackers gone. no entry was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Joseph Sacco
Red Bank
Frank Bazzaro
Mr. Sacco
Bazzaro
New Health Read Outlines Work for Long Branch
Dr Paul Kahn newly elected president of the Board of Health outlines a progressive push for hygiene in Long Branch. He calls for strict supervision of food prep and sale venues dairies bakeries ice cream and candy factories restaurants hotels groceries meat markets and more. He supports continued pure milk efforts and the establishment of a city laboratory to test food quality and wholesomeness. He is a practicing ENT specialist and active in regional and state medical societies and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kahn
Board of Health
Long Branch
Kahn
J. W. Cunningham
J.leon Cubberley
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Tomorrow Night Dramatic Masterpiece of Romance
Advertisement for a stage presentation of The Prisoner of Zenda featuring romance adventure and special music with an enlarged orchestra planned for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
James K. Hacket
Zenda
Pathe Weekly
Daniel Frohman
la Creola
Pathe
First Reformed Church Preaches The Wonderful Friendship
Rev V J Blekkink will preach at the First Reformed Church Sunday morning and evening. Services at 10 30 and 7 30 with topics The Wonderful Friendship and The Newer Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. J. Blekkink
First Reformed Church
Entertaining for Summer Bazaar at Mrs Guire Home
Mrs John Guire of Westwood Avenue hosted a social evening Monday for the Star of the Sea Church summer bazaar. About 800 guests attended with reserved tables, pretty souvenirs, and dainty refreshments. The event will boost the bazaar fund and showcase Mrs Guire as a gracious hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guire
Westwood Avenue
Star of the Sea Church
Guire
Illinois Singer at Oceanic Church to Sing Sunday
Harry Grater of Carbondale Illinois will render vocal solos at Oceanic Presbyterian Church Sunday night. He is described as a well known singer and will perform in a local church event drawing parishioners and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Shay
St. Luke's M. B
Harry Grater
Carbondale, AL
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Cupid Unites Royal Houses At Wedding Today
In Potsdam. Louise Adelheid, sole daughter of the Kaiser, was married before rulers of three great European powers in a small palace chapel. The ceremony was solemnized late this afternoon, with $2,500,000 in presents reported. The event linked the houses of Germany, Britain, and Russia in a high profile royal union.
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Cupid
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Royal Palace
Potsdam
Louise Adelheid
Mathilde Charlotte
House of Hohenzollern
Brunswick and
Luneberg
Prince Ernst
Cumberland
D. Dryander
Emperor Yoshihito Out Of Danger In Tokyo
Tokyo May 24 Emperor Yoshihito was believed to be out of danger after a better night. His temperature stood 99 degrees pulse 76 and respiration normal. The government opened theatres and amusements closed when news of his condition was serious. Eight court physicians remain on duty as Arcama Palace atmosphere shows hope. The Boys Barbers announce a permanent organization to improve conditions for public and themselves with uniform prices and defined hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Yoshihito
Arcama Palace
Barbers Farm Organization
Frank D. Biase
Edward Larsen
Frank Torelita
G. Monaco
School Reception A Fine Affair
The Intermedial auditorium hosted a Junior Senior reception with many parents and friends despite stormy weather. Byron Blaisdell spoke of high standards set by the class of 1913 and urged continued leadership as seniors approach. The program featured the Treble Clef Club and Boys Glee Club, with the High School Orchestra providing music and a sequence of selections and dialogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Blaisdell
Blaisdell
Isia
Chattle
Treble Clef Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Wilson
Leroy Barry
Dorothy van Brunt
Boys' Glee Club
Beatrice Rue
Sir Peter and Lady Teazle
Woodbridge Beach
Dorothy Carr
Burial permit issued for Red Bank man found dead in West Front
Coroner Harry May of Red Bank issued two burial permits for William Dibble aged 36 found dead on Dr Cutter property in West Front Street. Death attributed to alcoholism and exposure. Remains sent to Bordentown for service and burial beside parents and deceased brother. Dibble son of late Dr William H Dibble and Anna Parker Potts Dibble, formerly of Irving Place Red Bank. Survived by sisters Florence and Mary Beyer. He had worked for Roberts Boiler Works Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
May
Red Bank
William Dibble
Dr. Cutter
West Front Street
Bordentown
Charles
Dibble
William H
Anna Parker Potts Dibble
Irving Place
Florence
Mary
Beyer
Hortentown
Roberts’ Boiler Works
Legislature tightens lid on new laws during extra session
The New Jersey extra session limits new bills to three topics jury reform constitutional convention and small board reform plus emergency measures. Senate President pro tem James A Johnson says only corrective or urgent bills will pass with 47 Senate and 84 Assembly measures pending and more expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
James A. (. Johnson
Senate
Freehholders
Assembly
Johnson
Committee of Procedure
The
Middlesex County
State Board of Health
Leagitt
Mercer
Slocum
Hold Up for Second Ave Contract Case in New York Court
Former Judge Heisley sought certiorari to review city commissioners award for Second Avenue pavement to Morris Burna using Mackbrick. Judge Gummere ruled commissioners must stick to lowest bidder meeting specs. decision could prompt readvertisement or reaffirmation. Mayor and Commissioner Woolley attended. court allowed cause returnable in June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilbur A. Heisley
Lavinia VanNote
Morris C. Burna
Second Avenue
Mackbrick
Stevens
Herbert Hoyes
Newark
William L. Edwards
Heisley
Trenton
City of
Long Branch
Gummere
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Brick
Woolley
Eatontown Bowler Wing Wins Gold Medal in Protest Decisive Playoff
Eatontown bowler Wing wins gold medal again after a February protest against a ruled game. Fred Morrin trails by one in the final Red Bank Y M C A event, but Wing captures the title in a playoff with an average of 170 3 5 over five games. Conover and Ivins follow with 164 and 163 1 5 respectively. The high score of the night, 190, came in the second game by a Batontown bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Fred Morrin
Eatontown
Morris
Elwood Ivins
Edwin Conover
Conover
Ivins
Batontown
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Sintarium
George H. Hopping and
Nathan Field
Middletown Township
Oceanport
Monmouth Park Hotel
Parker
Curiané
Ol Ghess
Bison
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar
Cape May
Utilities Commission
D. C. Errickson
W. D. Sayre
Turtle Mill
Monmouth
Rumson
New Jersey
Sea Bright
Wm. H Hinterman
N. J
Steiner and Son
P. O. Box
Daniel Edwards
Long Branch Military Band
Griffin
Mgr
Liinois
Oceanic
Hohenzollern
Guelph
Hanover
Kaiser the Bride
Ternoon
Ira Hennessey
North Long Branch
Moneyback Lawn Mowers
Chester M. Trupx
Jackson's Market
Thomas Bedity
Lambert K. Jackson
Rumeon
Brighto Rumeon
Wm. H. Hinterman
M J
Gummer
Yeate
America
Speol Dialice
National A. C
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