Memorial Service At Long Branch Lodge Draws Large Crowd
Long Branch Lodge No 742 B P O Elks held annual memorial services in the Lyceum theatre with a full lower floor and balcony. Exalted Ruler B B Newcomb presided and Mark J Cummings of Chester Lodge gave the oration. Music featured a male quartet and soprano solos, with readings and an address on Elk charity. Upcoming events noted include a turkey supper, Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club meeting, and library hall games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
B. P. QO. Ellis
Lyceum Theatre
H. M. Stillwell
B. B. Newcomb
Forrest Halshart
Arthur L. Hall
Harvey S. Brown
BE. I. van Derveer
Freehold
Augustus Weber
Charles Resoncrans
Edward F. Ford
Henry Schoenlein
Philip L. Cohen
Robert Warwick
William D. Walling
Tyler Morris Judas
Howard Stokes
Mark J. Cummings
Chestr Lodge
Penn
M. L. Ferris
Asbury Park Lodge
Chester Lodge
Democrats Carried State on Sheriffs by 22 785 Votes
Trenton reports the November 7 election results show Democrats carried seventeen sheriff races by 22 785 over Republicans. Republicans 128 898 sheriffs candidates 150 683. Democrats won in all counties except Atlantic and Union. Socialist and Prohibition trends noted with rising Socialist totals and fluctuating Prohibition figures.
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State
Trenton
Assembly
Atlantic
Union
Prohibition Party
Belford Carpenter Hurt In Scaffold Fall
Belford carpenter Henry Granderith fell from a top scaffold while working on a new Belford house Friday. He was unconscious, scalp torn, stitches needed, possible internal injuries, nasal and oral bleeding. He had recently returned from Germany with a legacy and plans to build a fine house if he recovers.
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Henry Granderith
Belford
Budlong
Mr. Granderit
Granderith
Germany
Weather and concert notices from Long Branch and Red Bank
The Weather Bureau reports a 36 hour outlook with fair, colder conditions tonight and Tuesday, coastal winds from the north and northeast, temperatures around the mid 30s to 40s, highs near 46 and lows near 30, with precipitation and humidity readings noted. A Philharmonic Concert at Red Bank High School Auditorium on Tuesday night features Clarice von Eberstein with a 70-voice chorus and New York soloists under Alfred G. Robyn.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Long Branch
N. J
Minitoumi
Red Bank
High School Auditorium
Clarice von Eberstein
New York
Alfred G. Robyn
Omall Boy Steals Hospital Offering
Fred VanDerveer, Garfield school janitor, reported to City Hall that Hyman Waldman, a youth linked to petty theft, broke into Garfield avenue school and stole Thanksgiving offerings totaling 11.75 for Monmouth Memorial Hospital. A desk missing coins prompted an investigation led by John Lynch who pursued the intruder but the boy escaped through the fire escape window.
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Fred VanDerveer
Garfield School
Recorder's Court
City Hall
Hyman Waldman
Garfield Avenue School
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Joss
VanDerveer
John Lynch
Lynch
Hird Avenue
Lyceum Theatre
VanDer‘eer
Oung Waldman
Joseph Waldman
Norning
Benjamin Woolley Joins Free Delivery Force as Permanent Carrier
Benjamin Woolley appointed permanent carrier on the Front Street Free Delivery force. He reported for duty last Friday as the first permanent addition since 1902. Woolley will take the route previously covered by Arthur VanDerveer, including Third Avenue, Broadway, Chelsea, Ocean Avenue, Matilda Terrace, Cottage Place, Bath Avenue, Saree Avenue, and part of Second Avenue.
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Benjamin Woolley
Tha Ng
Orce
Mr. Woolley
Arthur VanDerveer
Third Avenue
Broadway
Chelsea
Chelén
Ocean
Ocean Avenue
Matilda Terrace
Cottage Place
Bath Avenue
Sairé Avenue
Second Avenue
Survey of Shark River Inlet Inspection Plans
State Geological Survey conducted official inspection of Shark River Inlet to devise a plan to stop inlet mouth shoaling. Report to be submitted to Incoming Legislature. inspection led by P. D. Staats under Assemblyman Taylor’s act. Also note a hospital library fundraiser and a weather bulletin with northeast winds and cold spell. Rent ad for two renovated flats at 229 Broadway.
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Shark River
Trenton
State Geological Survey
Shark River Inlet
Taylor
Monouth County
P. D. Staats
Music Lovers to Hear Rich Treat at Lyceum
The New York Madrigal and Glee Singers perform as the Popular Course third event at the Lyceum. Critics praise soprano Maria Stoddart for her range and dramatic ability, contralto Emma Brett-Sellick for rich tone, tenor Ian Jackson for a dramatic yet lyrical voice, and bass-baritone Carl E. Dufft for velvety richness and bel canto mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Madrigal and
Glee Singers
New York Madrigal
Lyceum
Maria Stoddart
Ian Jackson
Hold Conference on Phone Franchise
A joint committee from the Long Branch Property Holders' Association and the Board of Trade met with City officials to discuss New York Telephone Company's request for a franchise. They supported grant citing improved service and new lines, while noting delays due to street rights of way affecting a two mile conduit build and the new battery system.
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Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Park M. Woolley
H. Edgar Mason
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Harry C. Rehm
John B. White
George EB. Poland
Board of Trade
City
New York Telephone Company
Henry Joline
Edward L. Reed
Frank C. Quinn
Robert L. Gulick
Woolley
New York
Mason
Wimpfheimer
MacHarg
Coombs Brothers Dissolve Partnership Split
P Frank Coombs of Deal and W R Coombs of Lakewood end their livery firm W R Coombs & Piro and separate from the Hotel Aberdeen at Asbury Park. Frank takes the hotel, W R keeps the Deal livery. Clarence and Harry Coombs keep the riding stables at Deal and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Frank Coombs
Deal
W. R. Coombs
Lakewood
W R. Coombs & Piro
Aberdeen
Asbury Park
Frank Coomlm
W. It. Coombs
Clarence and
Harry Coombs
Frank Coombs
Darrow Tied to Plot to Bribe McNamara Jurors
A confession links Darrow to a plot to bribe jurors in the McNamara case, detailing alleged schemes and key figures. The development raises questions about juror integrity and judicial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
M'Namara
Boy Arrested On Bicycle Theft Suspects In Long Branch
James Height, 16, a Freehold Colored boy, was detained in Long Branch after trying to sell an Iver Johnson bicycle for 1.50. With two warrants outstanding for stealing at least two bicycles, Height, a former reform school inmate, was taken into custody and later returned to Freehold with Detective Hulse.
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James Height
Freehold
Long Branch
Iver Johnson
Kingsland
City Hall
Height
Layton
Hulse
Reform School
Port Monmouth Keansburg residents sail south aboard yacht Eleanor
A party from Port Monmouth and Keansburg began a cruise in the ocean going yacht Eleanor owned by Captain Thomas M. Collins of Keansburg. The group includes Missea Myra Quick Eleanor Mc Call William Tanner Horace G. Smith Rufun Eastwood Sr Lester Smith. The yacht carries ample provisions dogs and firearms for hunting along the seacoast and tributary streams of Virginia and North Carolina via inland routes.
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Port Monmouth
Keansburg
Eleanor
Thomas M. Collins
Missea Myra Quick
Eleanor McCall
William Tanner
Horace G. Smith
Rufun Eastwood
Lester Smith
Virginia
North Carolina
Red Bank Businessmen Prepare Bermuda Pleasure Trip
A party of Red Bank business men led by Alexander D. Cooper Wil lam Waters Dr William Rose William Cullington and Howard Higginson will depart next Saturday for a ten day pleasure trip to Bermuda. Local weather reports show 1.1 inches of snowfall in Long Branch at 8 am and varying totals in New York City between 4.8 and 7 8 inches as of noon.
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Red Bank
Alexander D. Cooper
Willam Waters
William Rose
William Cullington
Howard
W. D. Martin
Weather Bureau
Long Branch
New York
Battery Park
Central Park
Providence
R. I
New Red Bank Contract Awarded for Eatontown Bank
A contract for erecting the new bank at Eatontown has been awarded to Dingman, Darby & Dingman, local builders. Leon Cubberley of nearby Red Bank is the architect responsible for the project.
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Eatontown
Dingman, Darby & Dingman
Leon Cubberley
Bayshore Bank Idea Attracts Local Backers In Wharf Area
News notes a proposed Bayshore national bank backed by Belford Port Monmouth farmers and business leaders with Keansburg potential. possible Port Monmouth bank site and interest from Marvin A. Rice of Leonardville. Fire company dance at Monmouth Beach Casino December 6 offers tickets at 75 cents.
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Monmouth Beach’ Fire Co
Bayshore Bank Runnor
Bayshore
Belford
Port Monmouth
Keansburg
Marvin A. Rice
Leonardville
Monmouth Beach ‘Fire Co
Monmouth Beach
Ire Co
Monmouth Beach Fire Co
Dee
Casino
Steinbach Company Evening Hours Extended for Holidays
Beginning Monday December our store will stay open evenings until 8 00 In the following weeks until Christmas until 9 40 Waltl Saturdays until 10 00 The Steinbach Company
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Steinbach Company
Bribery claims surface in McNamara jury case
In Los Angeles on December 4 reports claim Mrs. Bain accepted 800 as earnest money toward a 5000 bribe to sway her husband juror to acquit McNamara. District Attorney Fredericks withholds crucial evidence. George Lockwood is said to identify Clarence Darrow in the bribery arc. Darrow offers to answer for his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Bain
McNamara
James J. McNamara
Fredericks
Bain
George N. Lockwood
Bert N. Frankin
Clarence Darrow
Franklin
Lockwood
Darrow
Long Branch First to Get Small Craft Warning
Long Branch becomes the Jersey Coast's first to receive the new Small Craft Warning with a Dec 1 activation. A Weather Bureau message from Washington was displayed at 9 40, marking the first such Jersey Coast reception. The piece notes local fire department elections and community event plans around December 5 including a Casino gathering and holiday bazaars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Jersey
Observer Martin
United States Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Washington, D. C
Jersey Conant
12 and 14 Year Old Burglary Arrested
Last Friday an operative of the New Jersey National Detective Agency filed a complaint before Justice Edward W Wise in Red Bank against Benjamin Johnson a 14 year old and stepson of Columbus Dennis of Well Street Red Bank. Johnson confessed to breaking into Childs bakery at West and Wall streets with George Moran 12 and into Childs grocery and Louis Prate's fruit store on Broad Street. About $13 in coin and a money roll were taken. Moran confessed after Johnson was arrested. Johnson is in jail awaiting further action. Moran was released to his mother.
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New Jersey National Detective Agency
Red Bank
Edward W Wise
Benjamin Johnson
Columbus Dennis
Well Street
Johnson
Childs
Corner West
Wall Streets
George Moran
Dominic Cissarella
Weat Street
Broad Street
Joseph Child
Frank Estelle
Patterson
Dennis
Moran
Justice Wise
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Pleasure Bay Club
W. Reid
Library Hall
Belford Capenter Hurt
Bay Shore
Weather Bureau Forecast
Omall Boy
Garfield Avenue
Women's Auxiliary No. 1
Moore
Geldstein's
Coombs Brothers
The
Daily Record
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fire Department
Charles EB. Brown
Joseph Kingaland
Edward. Reid
Oliver Byron
Joseph Schwark
Phil Dalglose Company
Basaar
Simpon M
August Weber
Leibmann
Dr. Chasey
James Chasey
Firmen
Women's Auxiliary
No. 1
Yacht Club
Lee Boat and Yacht Club
Edward W. Reid
Simpson M
Berton Bros. Unfertakers and Balmers
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