Red Bank Woman In Net Of Theft And Confidence Tricks
Joseph Johnson of Red Bank pleaded guilty in Keansburg to grand larceny in the Dr Throckmorton case for stealing twenty four chickens. Ella Stanley alias Bila Stanley faced bailed defense for obtaining money under pretenses in a separate case involving deception to win a man and extract valuables. A colorer woman named O Brien identified in court was linked to the staged read and bracelet theft, with the incident unfolding after a series of confiding tricks and a staged reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johnson
Red Bank
Keansburg
Charles Throckmore
Harry
Dr. Throckmorton
Johnson
U G
Chanddhere
Badean
Ella
Bila Stanley
William Truax
Mary Malroy
Hiss Malroy
Exia
Miss Malroy
Boats Battle Storm Off Red Bank In Teal Maymouth Leth Outing
Fifty members of the Maymouth Leth of Red Bank sailed in two small boats to Al Smith's Oceanport shore dinner. A gale struck off Little Silver Point with hailstones the size of marbles. One boat stuck on the flats near the Highlands. Andrew White's Olive B was blown onto a sand bar and later freed. Joseph Sweeney fell overboard during a second squall but swam to safety and saved his cigar. John Pohl's boat drifted out of the channel and also grounded. M Delaney and Hoboken friends helped the crew ashore at the flats. The group started at ten in Red Bank, reached Al's for a meal led by Lou Tetley and returned via a squall before 3.30. They later spent time at the Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maymouth
Andrew White
Olive B
Joseph Sweeney
Joe
John Pohl
Michael Delaney
Hoboken
Red Bank
Smith
Oceanport
Willam Roach
Al’s
Lou Tetley
Highlands
Asbury M. E. Church Celebrates Forty Fourth Anniversary
The Asbury M. E. Church marked its forty fourth anniversary in hot weather with morning and evening sermons by Rev. Dr. Stephenson on religious duty and giving the Lord His Cause. A collection totaled 136.50. The old 1869 dated board appeared on the platform, and flowers adorned the area. Also, John Hriscus and Miss Helen Apostolaco of New York wed at 5 pm on Second Avenue, Rev. Louis Adams officiating, with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gus in attendance. The bride is Peter Apostolaco’s sister from the Sugar Bowl area. The Hriscuses took the bridal suite at the Imperial. In local sports, the Red Bank Y. M. C. A. beat Eisner 7 to 6 at Prospect Park, with Hendrickson and Howard for Eisner, Van Keuren White and Sabath for Y. M. C. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. E
William Potter
Stephenson
John Hriscus
Helen Apostolaco
New York
Second Avenue
Louis Adams
Nick Gus
Peter Apostolaco
Sugar Bowl
Red Bank
Eisner
Prospect Park
Hendrickson
Howard
Eisners
van Keuren
White
Sabath
Two Injured In Local Auto Crash Continue Page
A collision near Eatontown and Long Branch left two drivers injured and one passenger with a swollen leg. Jacobson and Sickles faced a hearing with claims both cars were on the right side. the case was dismissed after evidence showed left-side damage. Eight-year-old Olin Power, son of Rev. J W Power, Keansburg, was run over by a Keyport driver Denton Howa, breaking moments after applying brakes to avoid the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickles
Joe Brown
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
William L. Edwards
Jacobson
Edwards
Preacher
Auto
Olin Power
J. W. Power
Keansburg
Denton Howa
Keyport
Denton
Governor Sulzer Faces Impeachment Talks in New York
William Sulzer, governor of New York, stands at the center of impeachment considerations amid political turmoil. The article outlines possible charges, the state's constitutional process, and factions favoring or opposing removal, highlighting constitutional debates and power dynamics in Albany.
Horse Drowns Itself After Walk Into River
Frederick J. Minor of Montclair reports seeing a horse drift into the Passaic River near Beaufort and drown itself. The animal, once lively, grew morose before entering two feet of water and lying down, leading Minor to conclude death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Frederick J. Minor
Midland Avenue
Passaic
Beaufort
Minor
Only Two Towns as Rich in Nation Wealth
Montclair New Jersey reports the year’s taxable wealth at 42 640 720 dollars, up over 2 million from last year, securing Montclair’s rank as the third wealthiest town in the United States. The per capita wealth is about 1.70 dollars, with only Brookline Massachusetts and Greenwich Connecticut having higher per inhabitant wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
United States
Brovitline
Mass
Greenwich
Conn
Terrific wind storms cause widespread damage at Monmouth coast
The storm struck Little Silver and surrounding towns with roofs torn, trees uprooted, and boats damaged. At the Silvermere Inn the dining room roof collapsed injuring several diners including Mrs. Tiffany and her mother Mrs. Tyler of Rochester. The Mary Patten steamer and various cottages suffered damage while power and lighting failed in Keansburg and Port Monmouth. Fishermen, residents, and Red Bank doctors assisted the injured as crews worked to repair the havoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Silver
Silvermere Inn
D. H. Tiffany
Halsteat
South 17Th Street
Newark
Tiffany
R. B. Tyler
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Patten
Rockwell Avenue
Hoboken
Keansburgh
Charles O'Neill
Port Monmouth
Pleasure Bay
Solomon's Creek Bridge
W. R. Patten
Walter Patten
Green Gables
Joseph Taylor
North Long Pranch
Oceanport
J. BE. Meyer
Mionmouth
Park Hotel
Celebrated Third Birthday At North Long Branch Home
A birthday party was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gaskill on White Street North Long Branch to honor their son Hadgar Nelson Gaskill. Guests included Mia Chasey John Chasey Marie Chasey Marie Hennessey Dorothy Joline Audrey Joline Clinton Sherman Marie Nelson Cora DeWitt and Mrs William Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaskill
White Street
North
Long Branch
Hadgar Nelson Gaskill
Wolgar
Mia
John Chasey
Marie Chasey
Marie Hennessey
Dorothy Joline
Audrey Joline
Clinton Sherman
Marie Nelson
Cora DeWitt
William Wagner
Stork Visits Oceanic for Four-Pound Girl Birth
Old Doc Stork delivered a four-pound girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Garreld Grover on Lafayette street last night. The mother, Mrs Grover, formerly Miss Betelle Russell, is noted for her connections with Adiem and Company at Red Bank. Mr Grover runs the Rumson Dairy and is described as hustling and enterprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Oceanic
Garreld Grover
Lafayette Street
Mra Grover
Betelle Russell
Adiem & Company
Red Bank
Mr. Grover
Rumson Dairy
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TED
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan
W. H. Woolley & CO
Droadway
William Sulzer
Associatio
Horse
Erin
Goldstein’s
Atlantic City
John Heldt
Burns
Lundy Clare
Joseph Applegate
Riverside Drive
Middletown Township
Charles Burd
W. E. Tobiss
W. P.prentice
West Street
Barnegate City Inlet
Typographical Union
Nashville
Tenn
International Typographical Union
Bos
Philadelphia
Harrison
Ark
Arkansas
Odie Davidson
Hila Barhaw Hear Zinc
Wayside
Wayside M. E
Ladian’ Aid Society
C. B. Fisher
Trene Cannell
Dartford
England
J. J. Breslin
H. EB. Lyndoe
Eorge Lyndoe
J. Gaul
Tessie Hogan
Mamie Powers
Nora Powers
Margaret Moore
Hannah Hogan
Frances Hogan
John P. Hogan
Edwin Hogan
Walter Gaul
Herbert Gaul
W. C. Wiseman
Reginald H. Havevet
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park
M. J
Stork Visite Oceanic
Hanson
Broadway
Mastipe
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