Red Bank Wife Beater Jailed After Disturbance
Michael Giannattasio a Red Bank restaurant operator was arrested Saturday night for beating his wife. He faced a Sunday hearing before Recorder James H. Sickles and was held on 500 bail for the grand jury, later taken to Freehold. An eyewitness heard cries, and another man intervened, prompting a quieting of the scene before neighbors gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Giannattasio
West Front Street
Red Bank
Pearl Street
J. Frank Patterson
James H. Sickles
Giannattasio
Patterson
J. A. VanSehoick
City Council adopts telephone ordinance amid clashes over fees
The city council approved a telephone ordinance imposing 1000 dollars yearly revenue plus free city telephones and shared fire alarm duct access. New York Telephone Company argued for 600 dollars citing its investment and benefits. A fire engine purchase of 4700 dollars was pushed, with 4000 previously appropriated and a 700 dollar La France engine added. A December transfer of 700 dollars from the contingent fund was approved over the mayoral veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
Byron Engine Company
Fire and Water Committee
la France
Heidemann Confessions Reveal Brutal Murder Details
The Freehold murder trial exposes the slayer Frank E. Heidemann as he confesses four times about killing Marie Smith of Asbury Park New Jersey. Detectives Neu meister and Schindler recount each signed confession detailing the November 9th crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidemann
Freehold
Little Marie Smith
Neumeister
Atlantic City
Honduras
Marie Smith
Asbury Park
N. J
Frank E
Carnival Committee Organized For 1911 Carnival
City Hall last night organized the 1911 carnival with H C Rehm as chairman and a full slate of committee heads including Dr William K Campbell treasurer William R Warwick and Mayor Edwin W Packer as reception chair. The third annual carnival is set for August 10 to 12 with a queen crowning parade Children’s Carnival on Governor Wilson review and masquerade events on Bluff Walk and a Saturday athletic program and fireworks. A diamond stud was reported lost near Red Bank depot with a $50 reward to T R TenBroeck. Funeral notice for Mrs Sarah M Van Brunt from 287 Branchport Ave at 10 30 a m on Wednesday April 19 with interment at FlushingLL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
H. C. Rehm
Harry C. Rehm
William K. Campbell
William R. Warwick
Daniel Doran
J. H. Davis, Jr
B. B. Bobbit
Philip L. Cohen
Charles O. McFaddin
Woodrow Wilson
Sarah M. van Brunt
Daniel 8
Italian Fracas Ends With Shooting and Clubbing
Easter Sunday a party of Italians in Monmouth County engaged in a gunfire fight and club assault at Raffelo Percaro’s Morris avenue home. Pasquale DeWRis was shot in the head and cut with a razor while Gentie Martini and others were arrested. Martini and Percaro faced bail with Percaro held for concealed weapons and assault awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Dewris
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Morris Avenue
Raffelo Percaro
Gentie Martini
Deloris
Recorders Court
Recorder Arrowsmith
Martini
Percaro
Atlantic Probers Urge Election Reform in New Jersey
New Jersey report on Atlantic County elections shows numerous Atlantic City employees used party influence to assist irregular voting in November. Ashly Committee, in its unanimous report, urges immediate enactment of the Geran election reform bill to curb fraud and irregularities revealed by the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Atlantic City
Ashly
Atlantic County
Assembly
Lloyd Thompson
Union
Donations for Branchport Hose Co. supper urged
Promises of donations for Branchport Hose Co. supper seek ready funds by Wednesday morning April 19 at 9 o clock. Joseph Enoch arrives from New York to ready his Brighton avenue deli and grocery for an early opening. Max Schwartz, Brighton avenue fish dealer, also arrived. Under grammar school auspices 50c Lyceum. Go to the Branchport Hose Co ball Lyceum Wen evc April 19 87to91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth College Glee Club
Grammar School
Lyceum
Branchport Hose Co
Joseph Enoch
Brighton Avenue
New York
Max Schwartz
Ball, Lyceum, Wen
Evc
Ball, i Lyceum
Wen
Cvs
Branchport Hose Company Hosts First Annual Reception Ball
Branchport Hose Company No 3 holds its first annual ball and reception at the Lyceum tonight with a two part program of twelve numbers featuring Prof J Pitman Wests orchestra. The reception committee includes Kingsland Alexander Brown Throckmorton Waitt Thompson Bennett and Woolley. G W Arrants chairs the floor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport Hose Company
No. 3
Lyceum
Joseph I. Kingsland
William H. Alexander
Lewis Hoyt Brown
Everett
E. Throckmorton
H. E. Waitt
Ivy Thompson
Uriah Bennett
H. B. Berdan
J. B. Wool
Branchport Avenue
Branchport
Fire Department
New Jersey Governors Signs Over Twenty Bills
Governor Wilson signed more than twenty bills in Trenton on April 18. Measures banning common drinking cups in public places and protecting plumage birds were among the new laws. Other items include juror challenges timing, hospital death rate exclusion, higher trespass fines, health inspections of shellfish beds, dog taxation, Shrewsbury River fishing rules, and gear mesh limits for sport fishing with seasonal dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Senate
Gebhardt
Osborne
Mr. Nichols
State Board of Health
Assembly
Mr. White
Mr Hendrickson
Shrewsbury
Mr. Lafferty
Red Bank Man to Wed
Engagement announced between Miss Harriet Pitman of Newark daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Pitman and the late Mr Pitman formerly of Matawan and Garrett S Jones of Red Bank bank cashier and father of Charles W Jones of the Globe Hotel Rahway First National Bank official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Pitman
Newark
Elizabeth
Mr. Pitman
Matawan
Garrett S. Jones
Red Bank
Mr. Jones
Charles W. Jones
Globe Hotel
First National Bank
Rahway
Sports at Horse Show Grounds Planned for Summer
Plans are being perfected for a series of sports at the horse show grounds during the coming summer. Aside from the last week in July when the horse show is held, the grounds are idle and ideal for baseball and other outdoor sports.
Weather forecast for New Jersey applies warm spells
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions then rain and rising temperatures over the next thirty six hours. Moderate southerly winds shift to southeast. observed at Long Branch station at 8 p m barometer 30 15 wind 23 mph from the northwest. temperatures range from 41 current to 50 high yesterday 34 low last night. note past year was rain with 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Broadway
Long Branch
Senate and Assembly clash over cold storage bill
New Jersey Legislature enters week fifteen with many major measures pending. The houses clashed over the James cold storage bill as the Senate approved a twelve month storage limit and enforcement changes, while the House backed six months. A joint conference was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Senate
House
James
Widow of Frank M. Taylor Sr. Dies at 68 in Long Branch
Mrs. Josephine Taylor widow of Frank M. Taylor Sr died at 47 Washington street Long Branch after pneumonia. Funeral at her house and St Luke's Church with interment in West Long Branch. Survived by six children Adele Poole and Frank M. Taylor Jr. among others. Also notes two sons died earlier. community mourns her loss. A separate notice reports the sudden death of Mrs Mary E Johnson of Red Bank after convulsions at age 60.
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Josephine Taylor
Frank M. Taylor
Washington Street
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
George H. Neal
West Long Branch
William H. Morris
Taylor
Joseph
Hannah Poole
Long Branch
William
Clarence
Clarence N
Alvin
Poole
Adele L
Josephine
Adele
Long Branch Record
Connecticut
Red Bank
Mary E. Johnson
Edward Johnson
Shrewsbury Avenue
William Manson
Drummond Place
Johnson
Manson
Harvey W. Young
Young
Chelsea Avenue Improvements Drain Project Planned
City engineers and street committee members visited Chelsea Avenue to plan extending a drain pipe and installing permanent gutters from Third to Fourth Avenue to relieve surface water problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Avenue _Improvementa
Seaman
Chelsea Avenue
Third
Fourth ‘Avenue
Jealous Husband Attacks Friend in Atlantic Highlands
Arthur Polhemus, a Gehlhaus driver, assaulted Harry Smith in Smith's room at the Morrell building after finding his wife chatting with Smith. Smith received facial injuries, Polhemus was arrested on breaking and entering and assault charges, and held for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Polhemus
Gehlhaus
Atlantic Highlands
Harry Smith
Morrell
First and
Center Avenues
Polhemus
Smith
Conover E. White
Herbert Leonard
Middletown Township
Clergy Pulpit Exchange and Mobile Visitation
Rev Alfonso Dare and Rev Dr George H Neal will exchange pulpits next Sunday with Dr Neal at Simpson Memorial M E Church and Dr Dare at St Luke s Church. Rev E J Egan of Sea Bright tours by new automobile visiting Long Branch and friends. Dr MacArthur at First Baptist Church April 26 Tickets 25c at Gano s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Dare
George H. Neal
Neal
Simpson Memorial M. E
Dare
St. Luke's Church
Dr. MacArthur
First Baptist Church
Gano’s
Long Branch Odd Fellows to Celebrate 92nd Anniversary
Long Branch Odd Fellows will mark the ninety second anniversary of American Odd Fellowship with a Sunday evening service at First Baptist Church Bath avenue and Pearl street on April 30. Rev A B Hughes will deliver the anniversary sermon. The event is organized by Arioch Lodge No 77 with invitations to Empire Lodge No 174 Sea View Lodge No 228 Long Branch Encampment No 49 Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge No 21 and Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge No 46. The uniform branch may lead the procession. Members meet at Odd Fellows Hall Broadway and Pearl street at seven pm. The New Jersey order totals 270 lodges about 30000 members and the U S federation 2000000. Long Branch shows strong local participation with substantial lodge presence and notable officers from Empire Lodge and Long Branch Encampment among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Odd Fellows
American Odd Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Bath Avenue
Pearl Street
A. B. Hughes
Far West
California
Rebekah
Arioch Lodge
Pioneer Secret Society of
Long Branch
Order
Empire Lodge
Sea View Lodge
Arioch Rebekah
Beulah Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
New Jersey
America
Baltimore
Odd Fellowship
George Bacon
James R. Woolley
Ocean County
George P. Joline
Ariocha Rebekah
Monmouth
Ocean Counties
Charles
L. Williams
Dr Field Leads New Texas Manoeuvres Detail
The adjutant-general in Trenton reports a eight-man detail to join army manoeuvres on the Mexican border. Major William B. Martin of Elizabeth, Captain E. Gordon of Trenton, and Captain Edwin T. Field of Red Bank are the officers named. The unit departs April 22 and arrives at their commands April 25. Captain Field heads the Second Troop of Cavalry in Red Bank and serves on the Monmouth Memorial Hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Washington
Texas
Mexican
Sadler
William B. Martin
Elzabeth
E. J. Gordon
Edwin T. Field
Second Cavalry
Easter Duet At First Presbyterian Church Red Bank
Elaborate Easter exercises were held at the First Presbyterian Church Red Bank on Sunday afternoon with a fine attendance. The program included a duet by Miss Sera Fay of Waverly Place and George W. Wilson of Asbury Park who rendered the piece effectively and impressed the audience. Mr Wilson is the Red Bank representative of the Asbury Park Journal and has shown interest in the church’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Broad Street
Reckless Place
Red’ Bank
Sera Fay
Waverly Place
George W. Wilson
Ashbury Park
Wilson
Red Bank
Asbury Park Journal
New Flist Presbyterian Church
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E. J.egan
Sea Bright
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