Tinelli villa burned in suspected arson blaze
An unoccupied cottage owned by Mrs. Carrie A. Tinelli at the corner of Hollywood and Brook Willow avenues West Long Branch was set alight last night. Firemen fought frigid winds for about an hour to control the blaze which gutted the roof and interior. The property valued around 10 000 dollars carried 5 000 dollars of insurance on the house and 1 000 on furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie A. Tinelli
Frank H.tinelli
Hollywood
Brook Willow Avenues
West Long Branch
Long Branch Fire Department
West End
Tinelli
West Long Branch Fire Department
Kingsland
John Foster
Hollywood Avenue
Mr. Tinelli
Keepshead Bay
Thomas A. Pullen
Julia Harper
Fidelity Trust Co
Newark
Tinellis
Hearing Saturday on Seaman's Bill
Washington reported that a hearing on lifeboat requirements in Senate Bill 136 will examine applicability to lake and coastal vessels within 20 miles of shore or under 16 hours. It begins December 13 at 10 o'clock, with Rep. Thomas J. Scully hopeful for narrower scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On the Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Senate
Thomas J. Scully
United States
la Follette
Nfee
SODALITY SILVER JUBILEE OBSERVED AT ST JAMES RED BANK
The Young Ladies Sodality of St James Catholic Church Red Bank marked its 25th anniversary with a three day celebration culminating in an old fashioned barn dance at St James Halls attended by about six hundred in costume. A nine o clock grand march led by Edward O Flaherty and Miss Louise Slattery. Mass was held at St James Church with Rev James A Reynolds celebrant and Rev W P Cantwell spoke at the anniversary service. New members listed include Pauline Lang Madeline Mertz Mary Lennon Tillie Kaney Marion Hayward Margaret Murray Agnes Dean Anna Smith Mary Kelly Bessie Lank May Walsh Margaret Sullivan Louise Pirung Grace Layton May Clusey Margaret Connors Florence Chanler Nellie Doherty Madeline Hughes Mary Murphy Mabel Hartner Jane Griffin Margaret Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James' Catholic Church
Red Bank
St. James’ Halls
Harold A. LaRoy
Edward O'Flaherty
Louise Slattery
St. James’ Church
Borat
St. James’ Hat
Monmouth Street
James A. Reynolds
W. P. Cantwell
Catholic Monitor
Pauline Lang
Madeline Mertz
Mary Lennon
Tillie Kaney
Marion Hayward
Margaret Murray
Agnes Dean
Anna Smith
Mary Kelly
Bessie Lank
May Walsh
Margaret Sullivan
Louise Pir Ung
Grace Layton
May Clusey
Margaret Connors
Florence Chanler
Nellie Doherty
Madeline Hughes
Mary Murphy
Mabel Hartner
Jane Griffin
Margaret Kelly
State Board of Equalization Sees Taxable Ratables Rise
The 1918 report shows a total net taxable valuation of 2 406 260 693 23 with an increase of 116 490 412 45 over 1912. The state average tax rate is 1 979 per 100 with allocations across state school taxes county taxes and local district levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
Taylor
State Board of Assessors
Man in chicken yard arrest highlights borough patrol
Samuel Wyckoff, a known figure, was found in the rear of John Ryan’s Oceanic property by Officer Charles Conk around 2:30 a.m. Wyckoff claimed he investigated barking dogs but was held on $200 bond by Squire John Yeomans awaiting grand jury action. He later posted bail with his brother’s help after brief jail time. town police warned of recent chicken robberies as they search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Oceanic
Charles Conk
Samuel Wyckoff
Chareter
Wyckoff
Squire John Yeomans
Ryan Yard
Squire Yeomans
Wyckoft
Rumson Boroughlig
Presen
Red Bank
John Wyckoff
Rumson Expressman
New Trustees Elected as Long Branch Chamber Shapes By laws
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce adopted amended by laws at a December City Hall session. Seven trustees for three years were elected along with others to fill unexpired terms. Officials discussed dues, committees, and regular meetings on the first and third Mondays. The 1914 carnival deficits were settled and retiring president Harry C. Rehm received thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
McKean
International Exposition Company
Chamber
Grand Central Palace
New York
MacFaddin
Board of Commissioners
Fred M. Cutcheon
Geo. Darby
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Park M. Woolley
J. H. Davis
H. Edgar Mason
Bryant RB
Newcomb
Charles L. Edwards
J. A. Howard
Frank L. Howland
Mr. Darby
Washington M. Lewis
F. M. Cutcheon
Augustus Chandler
RK. Kearnie Reid
R. H. Hughes
Siegfried Hirschfeld
B. B. Bobbitt
Louis Miller
Brent Good
Geo H. Baker
J. T. Welch
G. EB. Poland
E. Lacour
Daniel Doran
Harry C. Rehm
Leon Cubberley
Washington mM. Lewis
McFaddin
Long Branch
Rehm
Mr and Mrs Schaefer Entertain Friends Before Move
Mr and Mrs E C Schaefer of Washington Street hosted friends from New York and Long Branch for a dinner. They plan to leave the city soon with visits lined up in New York and Philadelphia. The evening was pleasant with continued conversation and friendly service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Schaefer
City
Washington Street
New York
Long Branch
New Yor
Philadelphia
Eldridge Home Entered by Burglar in Oceanport
The Oceanport home of Captain Benjamin Eldridge was burglarized last Saturday night. A gold watch and chain valued at 125 dollars and a pocket knife were stolen along with cash and articles belonging to H. Lockwood who has resided with Eldridge. Entry was via a rear window left open and gas was burning when Eldridge found the scene Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Benjamin Eldridge
Coagh
H. Lockwood
Eldridge
Find
Exempt Firemen Meet Led by State Leaders in Long Branch
A meeting of the Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association is set for Thursday night on Second Avenue. John Kennel, president of the New Jersey State Association, travels with a delegation including John G. Andes and G. A. Heidenfelder of the Hudson League, Mayor A. P. Bush, and ex-Assemblyman Robert Scott of Bayonne. The gathering aims to discuss mutual interests for exempt firemen and attract a large local turnout in the Third Congressional League. The session begins at 8 o'clock with important business anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association
Phil Daly
Second Avenue
John Kennel
New Jersey State Asociation
John G. Andes
Hudson County League
G. A. Heidenfelder
Hudson League
A. P. Bush
Robert Scott
Bayonne
Long Branch
Third Congressional League
Probers Report Lobbies Exposed in Washington Inquiry
The House lobby investigation finds lobbies exist at the capital but exonerates Representatives Bartholdt Calder Sherley Webb and Fairchild from alleged offenses. It notes AFL conduct within law, criticizes Mulhall Emery and others for overstepping, and condemns McDermott for grave impropriety while exonerating him on a Harold McCormick contribution matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lobbey
House Lobby Investigation Committee
House Today
Martin M. Mathai
Representatives Bartholdt
Missouri
Calder
New York
Sherley
Kentucky
Webb
North Carolina
Fairchild
American Federation of Labor
Mulhall
Jamnes A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
National Counsel For Industrial Defense
National Tariff Commission Association
Tariff Commission
James G. Mel Dermott
Ilinois
McDermott
Hugh F.harvey
Washington Liquor Dealers’ Association
Harold McCormick
Colonel Mulhall
Convictions for White Slavery Highlight McReynolds Report
Washington details anti trust prosecutions and white slave acts in Attorney General McReynolds annual report. The report notes 36 average daily investigations, 29 fines totaling 185000 in Cash Register case, and 50000+ in Bath Tub case. It cites 633 white slave act convictions since 1910 with 175000 set from 476000 Detention funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James C. McReynoldes
Chiet
Yaks
McReynolds
Union
Southern Pacific
Reynolds
Reading Co
New York
Department
Hotel Fire Leaves Debris and Rumors of New Build
A Brighton Avenue fire destroyed a hotel site with 800 by 800 feet of debris and sparked talk of a new modern hotel. Insurance reportedly totals 82 000 with 10 000 on the Ocean Avenue block. Firemen faced intense heat and bursting hoses but no injuries were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Avenue
Brighton
Ocean Avenue
West End Cottage Wa Casino Company
Ernest Fribourg
Cottiges
Hildreth Cottage
Joseph J. Kingsland
Howe
Branchport Hose Company
Deal Fire Department
Deaths Conover Burner De Shays at Long Branch
Notices list Verla Conover age 17 in Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch with funeral at Conover home South Elberon. Adam Burner age 74 funeral December 10 at 11 a m from Worthley home Cypragda Street. Miles De Shays funeral December 11 at 2 p m at DeShays home 114 Washington Street Long Branch.
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Conover
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Verla Conover
Joseph M. Conover
Pearl Street
South Elberon
DE Shays
Miles de Shays
DeShays
Washington Street
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Hollywood Ave
Wellworth
Ami
Ady
Scully
Shore
Niles
Jimmy” Niles
Johnny
Broadway
Record Building
Sodality
J. de la Reuastie
Broad Street
N. J
The
Daily Record
Tax Equalization Board
Chicken Yard
Goldstein Department Store
Mortgage and Trust Co
Adv
Wal
A. F. Golden
5Th Ave
Steinbach Co.a. Park
Parker's ‘Theatre
NEW Trustees OF Commerce Chamber
Middlesex
U. S
Bolschweller
Middlesex County
United States Marshall
New Jersey
Stein's Dept. Store
Parker's Theatre
Aily
Telegaph
Stockhold
Shrewsbury Club
Arso
Rockwell Avenue
Thireday
Mee
Williams, Hayden, Seety
Elberon Fire
Pitman West
Dveta
Broad #trent
Rea Bank
N. J. Indy
Congressmen
Insurance OF
Mortgage Co
Goldstein's Dept. Store
Ndy
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