Woman's Death Mystery Lingers in New Jersey Case
Aged Mrs. Margaret Levine was burned in her Sweetmans home near Freehold. Her son Thomas Levine was arrested on murder charges but offered a strong alibi. A neighbor witness described a night of strange voices and a burning scene as investigators probed motives amid rumors of inheritance and alcohol.
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Margaret’ ‘Leving
Sweetmans
Freehold
Thomas
John’ W. Hulse
Snother
Vanderveer
Thomas Levins
Peter Levins
Peter Leving
Peter
John Lindouerd
Ladouard
Liedouard
Levins
George Cahill
Bartholomew Case Moves Toward Quick Conclusion
Lawyer John F Hawkins for Deal Borough prepared papers to appoint Frant Bartholomew as borough collector and seize borough books. Hulick searched for Bartholomew this afternoon with old success, officials aiming for an immediate conclusion, Bartholomew says he will reveal papers when advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
F. Hawkins
Actio Councel
Deal
Bartholomew
Canetable Hulick
Pig
Wheelmen in Black Minstrel Show Promises Fancy Pageant
The Anbitey Park Wheelmen announce their annual minstrel show with Martin H. Scott as interlocutor. Vane Sent Hylick Martin Shreve will handle tambourines while Hub bard Pancoast Smock and Stricklin perform bones. The event occurs next Tuesday at Rtlas National Hall with a street parade on Monday.
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Anbitey Park
Martin
H. Scott
Vane Sent
Hylick
Shreve
White
Rtlascational
Divorce Case Attracts Attention In Trenton Belmar
The Edward H. Gerela divorce case draws interest as details unfold in Trenton and Belmar. Testimony describes a doctor prescribed malt for Mrs. Garcia during illness, a bottle consumed by Mr. Garcia, a costly purchase, and a crab supper at Belmar ending with a champagne cup. He reportedly boasted about wealth amidst the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Gerela
Trenton
Real Centain
Belmar
Fire Companies Change Quarters
The Stokes Chemical Company quarters in InOgesa Grove will be turned down tomorrow and the apparatus moved to a vacant store. Washington Engine Company will relocate to the vacant lot at Central Avenue and Main Street pending construction of their new brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes Chemical Company
Ogesa ‘Grove
House of Washington Engine Company
Central Avenue
Main Street
Banquet Prep By Weir For Police And Newsmen
Policemen and newspaper men are invited to a banquet at Caterer Weir’s Cookman avenue restaurant tomorrow night at eight. The event will feature a season’s feast of good things. In contrast Epworth League in West Grove ME church holds a rally this evening with Rev W R Wedderspoon and Rev Thomas Brock to speak and Rev Samuel Sargent to conduct the consecration. Governor Foster Voorhees and a group of state officials are in Atlantic City for a few days of rest and recreation, blending business with pleasure.
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Weir
Cookman Avenue
Epworth League
Weat Grove M.E
W. R., Wedderspoon
Thomas
Brock
Samuel Sargent
Foster M. Voorhees
Atlantic City
Conductor Warren Weds Emma Durand in Trenton
Conductor Warren of the Belmar trolley line married Emma Durand of Trenton in a ceremony held last week in Bordentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome T.warren
Belmar
Bordentown
Asbury Park Ad Rates Listed by Resort News
The notice lists regular rates for the Resort News and Advertising bureau located at 605 Cookman Avenue Upstairs in Asbury Park. The brief item indicates standard pricing and office details for readers seeking advertising space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury. Park
Resort, News, and Advertising Bureau
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park Board Approves Budget Steps and Teacher Contract
The Asbury Park Board of Education held its first regular meeting meeting to form the next fiscal year's budget. A committee will meet with the mayor and two councilors to fix the budget, noting state aid based on actual average attendance now 733 pupils, up from nearly a thousand. A new teacher contract form was adopted and Professor S. G. Pratt sought use of the high school July 8 to August 8 for a summer course. plan referred to Principal Shepherd for action. The county board meets Thursday. alterations to the school lawn were discussed. health reported excellent. several bills passed. session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
8. G. Pratt
Boston
Shepherd
County’ Board , of Education
Freehold
Buating
Lnst
Taylor
Young Woman Ida Howland Dies at 20
Mrs Ida Howland aged twenty died last night at her home 607 Main Street after ten days illness. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm in First Baptist Church with Rev Z Clark Marten officiating. Interment in Hamilton. She was daughter of Charles Sculthorpe and survived by husband and a ten day old infant.
Striking Trenton Trades Seek Eight-Hour Day
About 2,089 workers in Trenton including bricklayers plasterers carpenters hodcarriers and others in the building trades walked out yesterday for an eight hour day. They demand the pay they formerly received for ten hours with wage advances from twenty five to fifty cents per day and report they are thoroughly organized and orderly.
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Trenton
Grand Fraternity Camp to Give Complimentary Smoker
The Grand Fraternity Camp No. 88 of this city will host a complimentary smoker tomorrow night in Winckler hall. Frederick Anton of Philadelphia, a founder of the order, will attend and deliver an address. An interesting program has been provided.
Bankruptcy discharge orders filed for James L. Robinson and Edwin C. Parmlee
Yesterday in the United States bankruptcy court a rule to show cause was entered returnable April 20 regarding discharge for James L. Robinson of Asbury Park and Henry P. Robinson of Middletown and Edwin C. Parmlee of Highlands.
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United States
James L. Robinson
Asbury ‘Park
Henry P
Robinson
Middletown
Edwin C. Parmlee
Highlands
Nosh Raby Reaches Century Mark Amid Jubilation
Nosh Raby, long celebrated at the New Brunswick Roomhouse, marked another birthday as he turns 120. A large reception was planned but canceled due to his frail health, drawing attention to his extraordinary age and past celebrations.
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Nosh Raby
New Brunswick Roorhouse
Dr. Coleman Buys Car for Professional Calls in Newark
Dr. F. K. Coleman travels to Newark to purchase an automobile for use in making his professional calls. He plans to use the vehicle for rounds and a retirement trip.
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F. K. Coleman
Newark
Home goods and services advertised by Steinbach and Taylor
A fragmented ad lists items for the home including furniture carpets crockery silverware and linens. It mentions Steinbach stores and Taylor and Training Building services with steam heat gas electric lights and elevator and bath water connections.
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Steinbach
Taylor & Tasting
Conidi
Body of Rev Father M L Glennon Arrives for Military Burial
The body of Rev Father M L Glennon who died October 16 in Killarney Ireland arrived yesterday from Liverpool aboard Ibernia. A Long Branch Knights of Columbus delegation received it at the wharf and brought it to Red Bank for a receiving vault. The burial will be held here with military honors conducted by Company A Spanish American War veterans.
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M. L. Glennon
Killarney
Ireland
Liverpool
Ibernia
Long Branch
Counci
Knights of Columbus
Red Bank
Mattison Avenue Businesses See Moves and Openings
Philip Aaronstrom plans a tailoring shop in the store adjoining Central hall on Mattison avenue. Tinsmith Thomas F. O'Brien will retire this week. Funeral services for D. B. Landin of West Park were held today with remains sent to Pine Brook. Bradley Beach M E church ladies host a stocking social tomorrow evening. J B Packhurst of New York becomes manager of the Deal golf club's links, residing at the Crown Ocean Grove. The Sea Bright drawbridge old material to be sold Thursday at 2 pm by the board of chosen freeholders. Nora Gravatt hosts an April fool surprise party at her Ocean Grove home tonight with about forty guests. Chadwick's drug store moves to the Burton building on Cookman avenue, as Hick's candy store relocates to the vacant Chadwick space.
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D. B. Landin
West Park
Pine Brook
Bradley
Beach
M. E. Church
J.B. Packhurst
New York
Deal Golf Club
Crown
Ocean Grove
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Nora Gravatt
Chadwick's Drug Store
Burton
Cookman Avenue
Hick’s Candy Store
Vacat -By
Chadwick
Police Join Church Sweep Hits Trenton Force
An outburst of religious fervor has swept over the Trenton police department. Nearly every week a officer affiliates with a church in the city, promoted by Patrolmen Schenck and Clark of the First district squad.
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Trenton
Schenck and Clark
Pension Granted to Oldest Jersey Doctor Freeman
Dr Otis R Freeman of Freehold the oldest practicing physician in New Jersey finally applied for and received a pension after more than thirty five years. A Civil War surgeon with the Tenth New Jersey regiment he once refused Uncle Sam bounty asserting health and strength held out now at age ninety two he accepts the pension.
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Otis. R. Freeman
Freehold
New Jersey
Freeman
Sam Sé
Asbury Park Wheelmen Nominate Officers for Next Year
At last night’s monthly meeting the Asbury Park Wheelmen nominated officers for the coming year. President candidates are Jesse Minot and H. B. Ayres, vice president John Hubbard, secretary treasurer George Ferguson, captain J. E. Fittcroft and H. G. Shreve, governors John Burtis J. S. Adrian H. C. Millar W. C. Cottrell and W. H. Barnard. Voting will occur at the May 6 meeting.
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Asbury Park Wheelmen
Jesse Minot
H. B. Ayres
John Hubbard
George Ferguson
J.E. Fittcroft
H. G. Shreve
John Burtis
Adrian
H. C. Millar
W. C. Cottrell
W. H. Barnard
Freeholders Meet To Discuss County Toll Roads
The board of freeholders will hold a meeting Tuesday morning to consider the advisability of purchasing the county toll roads. Freeholder Oliver states the board wants input from all interested persons and urges their presence.
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Board of Freeholders
Freehold
Oliver
Tha‘board
Hobart Remains Moved to Family Plot in Paterson
The body of Vice President Garret A. Hobart has been moved from Cedar Lawn cemetery in Paterson to the family plot of Socrates Tuttle, Hobart’s father in law and the late president’s legal tutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret A. Hobart
Cedar Lawn
Paterson
Socrates Tuttle
Scott Renominated for Chief in Asbury Park Fire Dept
Neptune engine company plans to renominate Martin H. Scott for chief of the Asbury Park fire department and John A. Bennett for assistant chief at tomorrow night meeting.
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Scott
Neptune Engine Company
Asbury Park Fire Department
Martin H. Scott
John A. Bennett
Easter opening at Steinbach stores announced
Diary note records the annual Easter opening at Steinbach stores on Saturday with emphasis on the event and plans for the holiday shopping period.
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Steinbach's
Steinbach
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Beringer
Elberon Gravel Company
John R. Jeffrey
W. Henry Rothechild Co
William Giffard
Main St
Asbury Park
Eesdrance
Spat Puch Ag
H Hardware
Big Street
Rally Tonight
Conductor
Warren Weds
Board of Education
Ide Howland
Call
Father Glennon
Philip Aaronstrom
Central Hall
Mattison Avenue
Thomas F. O’brien
Jersey
Hobart
William Hrannard Sieane
China
RUGS
Mattincs
Mathushek:& Son
G. T. Sanford
Mattison Ave
Asbury Parle
Faraday & Woodsum, Electrical Contractors
John N. Burtis
Columbia Phono
Jay Bennit
Binancial
Gall
Rowley & CO
Appleby Building
N. J
Philip Aronston
Yost
Express
EFRON
FURST
Orban
Grove Bis
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