Black Man Arrested After Spring Lake Assault
Charles Martin, a southern Black man employed by George Woolley, was jailed in Freehold on a serious charge after assaulting a young white servant girl at a spring lake hotel area. Found sleeping under a boardwalk earlier, he attacked a summer house worker, leaving her bleeding and battered. The man was captured and held for grand jury action. the victim's name was withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
George Woolley
Spring Lake
Martin
Monmouth
A Family Affair at Oakhurst Tonight
A Family Affair in three acts, staged by the Ushers Union of Old First M. E. Church West Long Branch, is to be presented again tonight at Elberon Council Hall Oakhurst. Elberon Council No.85 Jr O U A M shares receipts. Cast includes Dan Gillespie A D Van Note Jorkins Jobson Deacon Smith Frank Antonides Sally Miss Camoon Louisiana and others with musical direction by Miss Ida Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long Branch
Elberon Council
Oakhurst
Ushers’ Union of
Old First M. KE. Church
Elberon Council, No. 85
Dan
Jobson
Dan Gillespie
A. D. van Note
Jorkins Jobson
Gardner
Frank Antonides
Deacon Smith
Frank Cornell
Sally
Jas. Atcheson
Red Bank Cake and Apron Sale Benefits First Methodist Church
A cake and apron sale hosted by the ladies of the First Methodist Church in Red Bank was held Saturday afternoon in the Eisner building on Broad Street. About $25 was cleared from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisner
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Ladies of the First Methodist Church
Dog Executes On Broadway After Patrolman Action
Patrolman Miller reports a single dog running at large on Broadway. Saturday a small dog performed stunts in front of Childs' grocery, prompting the officer to draw his pistol. The dog was shot and killed at Layton's livery stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Broadway
Childs’ Grocery
Layton
Eatontown approves New York Telephone underground franchise
At a Wednesday night township committee meeting Eatontown granted the New York Telephone Company a franchise to lay underground conduits in specified township streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
New York Telephone Company
Clarks Celebrate Memorial Day in Brooklyn Visit
Mr and Mrs Samuel E Clark of Sycamore avenue Shrewsbury spent Memorial Day as guests of Mr Clark's parents in Brooklyn. Mr Clark works at Mounts carriage factory Maple avenue Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Samuel E. Clark
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Mr. Clark
Mount's
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Cake Sale At Fair Haven For Chapel Benefit
A Saturday afternoon bake event at Mrs Henry Schneider home in Fair Haven raised about 15 dollars for the Chapel of the Holy Communion. The sale was presented as a fundraiser by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Henry Schneider
Chapel of the Holy Communion
Wert's Store Improves With New Wood Finish Cabinets
Improvements at Wert's Store include all new wood finish cases and a matching soda fountain. A large display of cases arranged for service also announces a lawn mower priced at 2.96, with store details at 223 Broadway. The notice lists Pauline M Wert as proprietor and references local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert
Pauline M. Wert
Big Memorial Day crowds fill Long Branch attractions
Long Branch experienced a holiday rush with over 2000 Patten Line passengers and crowded services on Sandy Hook, Central and Pennsylvania trains. Pleasure Bay and Ocean Avenue drew large crowds to hotels, parks, and amusements as boat and car traffic spiked, with a notable second annual Long Branch Cycle Club race at Stengel's track drawing about a thousand spectators. The event featured 25 out of town riders, careful organization by Charles E. Morris, and a minor accident involving Stanton Shock and Louis Huhn, but overall praised for smooth operation and strong turnout. The National Cycling Association’s D M Adee and Emil Greenbaum attended to enforce rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Line
Sandy Hook
Central
Pennsylvania
Pleasure Bay
Long Branch
paMies
Price
Shrewsbury
Ocean Avenue
Ocean Park
Long Branch Cycle Club
Stengel
National Cycling Association
Charles E. Morris
Stanton Shock
Wilson Beebe
Louis Huhn
Beebe
C. A. Clark
Huhn
Gordon
Asbury Park
Kahn Huhn
D. M. Adee
Emil Greenbaum
Euchre benefit at Mrs Sussmans Chelsea Ave 1911
Continued on Sixth Page. Euchre event scheduled Saturday June 3 1911 at 3 pm at Mrs Monroe Sussmans 137 Chelsea Ave to benefit Star of the Sea rectory fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Sussman
Chel‘sea Ave
Star of the Sea Rectory Fund
Italian killer captured after chase through swamps
Rocco Cropella, who murdered Rocco Truglia in Exchange Place, was tracked to a Deal road swamp by Detective Captain Walling. After a long pursuit with Pietro Tomaini, Cropella was pulled from hiding and arrested in the road, resisting briefly before being cuffed and taken to City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco Cropella
Rocco Truglia
Exchange Place
Captain Walling
Deal Road
Pearl Street
Roseld Avenue
Walling
Pietro Tomaini
Detective Walling
Mr. Tomaini
Cropella
Fire destroys OS plant of Crematory
A midnight blaze engulfed the old crematory plant west of Myrtle Avenue. caretaker Carl Goodman escaped through dense smoke, while neighbor Morris Wood alerted firefighters. The wooden structure over brick furnaces burned. 2000 feet of hose were laid to reach water. losses estimated at 600 dollars. The Seaboard Utilization Company owns the ten acre site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Avenue
Carl Goodman
Goodman
Morris Wood
City Building Inspector Warns on New Work Notifications
A Building Inspector warns that anyone starting new work, alterations, or additions within city limits must notify authorities. The notice emphasizes required procedures and potential legal fees if compliance is ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Belmar Widow Opens $10,000 Rail Case Before Judge
Mrs Jane Janskin of Belmar begins a $10,000 damage suit against the Pennsylvania New York and Long Branch railroads in Freehold court. The case spans nine years with three trials. verdicts were $8,000 then $6,000 before a non suit. The action grows from the death of Janskin, a baker, struck down at Sixteenth Avenue crossing in Belmar on October 14, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Y. Dungan
Freehold
Pennsylvania Nd
New York
Long Branch
Jane Janskin
Belmar
James’ F.janskin
Sixteeth Avenne Crossing
Janskin
Red Bank Nines Defeat Nationals In Two Games
Red Bank entertainments disappointed local fans as the Nationals split two games at the fair ground arena. Morning battle saw Reds win 10 to 4 with Rowland and Walsh on the mound. Afternoon clash also went to Red Bank 14 to 7 as Dangler pitched for the Nationals. Nationals showed grit but could not avert defeat. Earlier, Nationals beat South Amboy Athletics 22 to 19 on Jackson Woods diamond. A Rad Bank Council meeting is set for tonight at Borough Hall on Monmouth Street.
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Long Branch
Nationals
Red Bank
Fair Ground
Athletics
South Amboy
Jackson Woods
Rad Bank Council
Borough Hall
Monmouth ‘Street
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Shows Showers and Storms
The forecast covers the thirty six hours ending Thursday at 8 p.m. for New Jersey with showers and thunderstorms tonight or Thursday. Moderate southeast and south winds. Observations from Display Station at 48 North Broadway Long Branch show a barometer of 30.12 and east wind at 10 miles per hour. Temperature readings include 69 at 8 a.m. and 77 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
nNew
Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
A&w
Detective Rue Nabs Two Horse Thieves Near Middletown
Red Bank detective J B Rue arrested Leo Paldertinger and John Ganbash of Passaic near the Half mile road in Middletown township before noon yesterday. They faced a 7:30 pm hearing before Squire Theodore F Sniffen, each held on $500 bail awaiting Grand Jury action. The men, who could not post bail, were taken to Freehold jail by County Detective Elwood Minagh. Their case is not tied to the Rosenberg gang. The pair, one Polack and one German, had been working for William J Leonard of Atlantic Highlands, publisher of several papers, before their horse theft and sale attempt. A horse valued at $150 was recovered after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rue
Red Bank
Halfmile Road
Middletown Township
Leo Paldertinger
John Ganbash
Passaic
Theodore F. Sniffen
Freehold
Elwood Minagh
Jacob Rosenberg
Polack
William J. Leonard
Atlantic Highlands
Sea Bright
Oceanic
Martin Marx
Martin
Detective Rue
Rue
Everett
Mr. Leonard
Republican Executive Committee Meets in Red Bank
The Republican Executive Committee of Shrewsbury township held a meeting Saturday night in the club rooms on the second floor of William J Sutton's building at Broad Street in Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Township
William J Sutton
Broad Street
Red Bank
Aclam bake in Treadwell Woods Atlantic Ocean side
A clam bake with all the fixin s drew a large crowd of men Sunday in Treadwell s Woods near the ocean. Attendees enjoyed a festive gathering with lively times throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
Woods &T
Benjamin Cottages Leased on Westwood Avenue
The Benjamin cottages on Westwood avenue have been leased for the season. No. 1 is occupied by Edward Wise, No. 2 by Fisher Levine, while Mr. Benjamin and family occupy No. 3. Mr. Benjamin plans to build two more cottages in the fall. Ushers Union Organized at Adelphi Class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Westwood Avenue
Edward Wise
Fisher Lévine
Mitchells at Atlantic City for health recovery
Mr and Mrs William Mitchell and daughter Priscilla are in Atlantic City where Mr Mitchell slowly recovers from a severe illness. He is able to go out in a wheeled chair along the boardwalk. Mrs Mitchell, stage performer Bescie Clayton, joined him in Atlantic City on Thursday. Maxwell Automobiles local agent Cheater M. Truax 223 Broadway telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Atlartic City
Willian
Mitchell
Priscilla
Atlantic City
Bescie Clayton
Doctor Slocum Purchases Maxwell Runabout Car
Dr. H. B. Slocum of Chelsea avenue recently bought a Maxwell runabout from Chester M. Truax, the local agent. He was seen driving the new vehicle on Saturday, prompting several inquiries about the machines to Mr. Truax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Slocum
Chelséa ‘Avenue
Chester M. Truax
Sidewalk Contracts On South Street In Batontown
Manson Bros of Red Barh hold contracts for laying 600 feet of stone sidewalks on South street Batontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson Bros
Red Barh
South Street
Batontown
Laying Interlocking Curbing In City Street Work
H Alexander of this city works on cement tiling on Main Street. Grestoré'a Band is rumored to perform at Asbury Park. The article notes a costly project and local events, but readable details are limited due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alexander
Phocking Cement
Body recovered after months near Barntly point
William Farréat found a decomposed man’s body while driftwood hunting at Barntly point on a Saturday. Coroner John Sickles had the body taken to the Highlands and turned over to funeral director A. M. Posten. The clothing identified the deceased as Adv. Errickson of the Highlands, drowned January 24. He was 21 and Norwegian by birth, with no local relatives. It is believed Sandy Hook tide beds caused the surface rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farréat
Barntly
John
Highlands
A. M. Posten
Adv
Errick- 80N
Errickson
Sandy Hook Tay
Firemen Admire Elberon Hose Wagon Parade Feature
Firemen from Elberon Hose Wagon join Asbury Park and Wesley companies for an inspection parade. Chief Van Benthuysen and officers attended as the Elberon wagon, recently purchased, drew praise for its horse drawn design and performance amid a festive carnival procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbéron
Louis van Benthuysen
Charles B. ‘Brown
Joseph Kingland
Elberon ‘Engine ‘Company
Long Branch Fire ‘Department
Chief Hope
Wesley Engine Company
Asbury Park Department
Asbury Park Fire Department
Asbury ‘Park ‘Fire “Department
Veteran Manion Home Returns After Illness
Isaac P. Manion and Mrs Manion return to their Faber street home after wintering with their daughter at Asbury Park. Manion, crippled with rheumatism, was out yesterday in a wheeled chair and attended the G. A. R. exercises at City Hall, where he was warmly greeted by comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long Branch
City Hall
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Long ‘Branch Council
City ‘Hall
H. T. Fisler
J.@. Lovell
T. ‘B. Hughes
Edwin W. Packer
Henry, Wingert
W. B. ‘Lippincott
T. B. Hughes
Isaac P. Manion
St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church Holds First Quarterly Conference
St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church conducts its first quarterly conference this evening in the church lecture room. District Superintendent Rev. Dr. John Handley is set to preside over the meeting authorities announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Methodist :Episcopal Church
John Handley
Praises Soldiers Haine Highl y In Cheerful Visit
Fragmented OCR reveals a tribute to Joseph Cohwn known as Chinken See after his wife’s death. He visited soldiers at Kearney, spoke of health, and observed daily salutes. A for sale notice for Victoria harness appears amid incomplete items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cohwn
Kéarhoy
Joseph
Kearney
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Oakhurst Hall
Meine Davy
Ocean Park and Pier
Prove Attractions
Detective Captain Walling
Seaboard Utilization Company
Atlantic Coast Sanitary Company
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Balers
Tel IB
Raipires
Dolly Revord
Weather Bureau Forecast
Gram
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
J. G. Lovell
Theodore Joline
Robert D. Martin Fifer
Greenlawn
Tiang
Mount Carmel
Fields’ Cemetery
Meeting of
Adelphi
First Baptist Church
Giorge Youmans
Art Street
Harold Silvers
Youmans
M. Truax
Grestoré
Asbury
Wesley Engine
Wenley House
Harry ‘White Che
Alonzo Slocum
Elbérén
Elberén Company
Slocum
Veteran Manion
St.Luke’s Quarterly Conférence
eHane
Haine
Victoria
West
Nook
A. Y. Pringle
BEES
Satgntown
Bar
Della
Walk
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