Fire damages Broad Way window at Lieberman store
Wolf Lieberman proprietor of a department store faced double misfortune as his son Myer cut his hand needing five stitches and a fire started in the Broad Way window. The blaze, caused by a gas ignition, damaged holiday stock but did not spread to the main store, with an estimated loss around 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lieberman
Myer
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Liebermann
Broadway
Lieberman
Head on collision blocks Eatontown trolley traffic
A head on crash on Main Street Eatontown between Jacob Nathanson Broadway confectioner and Albert Pringle caused trolley service delays. Nathanson’s car sustained heavy damage while Pringle’s was modestly damaged. Miss Hilda Miller escaped injury as vehicles blocked the trolley line near Foster’s residence, close to the 3 year old Van Dorn Hendrickson fatal spot.
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Main Street
Eatontown
Jacob Nathanson
Broadway Confectioner
Albert Pringle
Mr. Nathanson
Mr. Pringle
William H. Foster
Uel Rockhill
Shrewsbury
Pringle
William Brown
Nathanson
van Dorn Hendrickson
Second Avenue
Grammar School Christmas Program Scheduled by Pupils
Grammar School pupils will present Christmas exercises tomorrow from 12 to 1 o'clock with parents and friends invited. A fine program has been prepared, highlighted by selections from the Grammar School Orchestra. The orchestra includes Edward Stonaker John Ringleben Paul Bazley Milton Bennett Oti Seaman Robert Eldridge first violins Howard Tilton Eddie Baker Russell Pierce Allen Edwards Elia Stoliar Nathan Tannebaur second violins John Simpson mandolin Bessie Murphy Birt Waddell cornets Philip Meyer Chester Cubberley drums.
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Grammar School
Th Grammar School
Edward Stonaker
John Ringleben
Paul Bazley
Milton Bennett
Oti Seaman
Robert Eldridge
Howard Tilton
Eddie Baker
Russell Pierce
Allen Edwards
Elia Stoliar
Nathan Tannebaur
John Simpson
Bessie Murphy
Birt Wadell
Philip Meyer
Cheeter Cubberley
Appoints Flag Committee in Bayside Council Meeting
Bayside Council No 107 Belford meets Tuesday night to form a flag committee urging the legislature to require the American flag fly over all public buildings. Daniel T. Hendrickson chairs with William H. Bennett and Joseph R. Hyers named for conference with Senator Slocum and Assemblyman Geran and Taylor.
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United American Mechanics
Bayside Council No. 107
Belford
Slocum
Geran
Taylor
Daniel T. Hendrickson
William H. Bennett
Joseph R. Hyers
Keansburg Judge Ramsay Profits in Real Estate Bet
Keansburg Prohibition Officer William W. Ramsay reports a strong real estate gain. He bought three lots at Carr avenue three years ago for 100 dollars each and sold them for 800 dollars each, yielding a total profit of 2100 dollars. He hints at political plans but prefers property profit.
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William W. Ramsay
Keansburg
Carr Avenue
New Point Comfort Beach, Company
Rich Picking in Xmas Gifts at Dry Goods Stores
Christmas bargains dominate Red Bank and Asbury Park shops with Goody goods and traveling cases. Firms Joseph Salt and Joseph Hirschfeld & Son advertise large assortments, free souvenirs with purchases, and daily deliveries. Eisele's offers Christmas flowers while Dudley's promotes extra quality writing paper.
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Goody
Joseph Salt
Red Bank
Dudley's
Joseph Hirschfeld & Son
Broadway
Christmas Treat Tomorrow Night at First Reformed Church
The Sunday school hosts its annual Christmas treat at the church tomorrow night with a program led by Superintendent Arthur Jewett. Readings, recitations, songs, and exercises feature students from primary to junior grades, plus year-end honors and perfect attendance listings.
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First Reformed Church
Arthur Jewett
Lillian R. Smith
Hugh N. Menke
Edna
Spencer Gulick
Aurelia Lafetta
Ixercise
Jessie Budalong
Meta Hall
Meta Throckmorton
Anna Fernau
Philip Byard
Christ
Florence Fernau
Minerva Huli
Jesus
Martha Hampton
Emma Hulst
Linda Parker
Grace Welch
Hilda Haagen
Helen Kingsland
Erma Hyers
Viola
Gretchen Gugel
Gertrude McGregor
Edith Welch
Mabel Magee
Katie Smith
Minnie Hyers
Edward Barrows
Allen Menke
C. Ray Magee
Russel Hagerman
Santa Claus
Herbert Flamiston
Gladys Worthley
Helen Fish
Edith Britton
God
Janet Worthley
Anna Budalong
Cora Haagen
Viola Johnson
Edna Patterson
Hilda Yaagen
Laura Canaius
Gretchen Sugel
Erma Hyer
Graide
Katherine Jewell
John Bailey
Arthur E. Jewell
Mary Pulizanio
Chester Hunlt
Join Bailey
William Hagerman
Poligeman's Slayer Fast Losing Nerve
Charles D. Clayton of Asbury Park who murdered Patrolman Charles F. Lippincott on Sunday night December 10 has changed his demeanor in Freehold jail. He is losing nerve and alleged to be feigning insanity, but appears a poor actor. He claims drunkenness caused the tragedy and appeals to sympathy, but officers see no genuine contrition for the slain officer or his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clayton
Asbury Park
Charles F. Lippincott
Freehold
W. W. Ramsay
Keansburg
Clayton
Mr. Ramsay
Asbury
Poor Children to Have Rich Treat Tomorrow
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor prepares gift bags for 500 children. Oranges candy peanuts and crackers will be handed out after a film at the New Broadway theatre. Enterprise Market owners donate 500 oranges and 600 apples along with other goods for the event.
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Long Branch Society For the
New Broadway Theatre
Martin & Meyer
Enterprise Market
Santa Claus
Broadway
Third Avenue
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey and Washington
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions with possible rain or showers tonight and Friday. Northeast winds will be moderate to brisk with warmer air in western areas. Observations show a 28 degree morning, 38 degree high yesterday, barometer around 30.40 to 30.49, and NW winds up to 26 miles per hour.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Displayman
Long Branch
N. J
Moore
North Broadway
Remits Sentences of Local Young Men After Six Years
The article reports that local young men have had their sentences remitted after a six year period. Authorities note changes in policy and emphasize rehabilitation over punishment. Community leaders welcome the decision as a step toward reintegration.
Two Eatontown Children Injured in Home Fire Accident
William Darby, son of Eatontown residents, suffered severe facial and arm burns yesterday when a kitchen fire started after he found matches. His mother extinguished flames with a rug. he is expected to recover. Carrie Covert, ten, of Ratontown, broke both bones in her left forearm after tripping on a crutch while playing. she was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Jennie Wheeler
George D. Wheeler
Grand Avenue
Jennie
Orrin A. Clark
William Darby
William Danby
Eatontown
Br. J.C
Carrie Covert
Terrence Covert
Railroad Avenue
Ratontown
J. C Rush
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Packer Five Defeat Red Bank High In Tight Lyceum Bout
The Packers edged Red Bank High 26 to 22 on the Lyceum court last night after a hard fought second half. Helles started the rally with Bravo and others delivering key baskets as Packers surged in the final minutes. Players listed include Braze Heiles Ed Walsh Rafferty Bennett and Bots with Bennett leaving after an injury.
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Packer
Red Bank
Lyceun
Packerites
Helles
Bravo
Packers
Braze Heiles
Ed Walsh
Rafferty
Bennett
Botts
Bots
Belford Man Ill With Severe Pneumonia
Belford resident Frank Moore is bedridden at home with a serious pneumonia attack. Dr. George J. D. Fay of Atlantic Highlands attends. Moore formerly served as chief engineer at the Port Monmouth plant of the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guano Company and has fished in pound nets the past two seasons.
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Frank Moore
Belford
George JD Fay
Atlantic Highlands
Moore
Port Monmouth
New York and
New Jersey
O! and Guano Company
Supreme Court Upholds Tax on Interstate Franchise
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules the franchise tax on public utilities crossing state lines is not unconstitutional as interstate commerce. The ruling stems from the Phil ibe burg Horse Car Railroad Co case against the state tax assessed by the State Board of Assets. The railroad crosses the Delaware River from Phillipsburg to Easton.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Phillipeburg Horse Car Railroad Co
State Board of Assets
Delaware River
Phillipsburg
Easton
Prison clemency frees Huhn and Moore in Freehold ruling
Judge John B. Poster vacated the six year state prison terms for Louis Huhn and Joseph Moore of Long Branch after petitions from 800 business and professional men and clergymen. They were originally fined 1000 dollars each for keeping a gambling house in 1905. the Supreme Court had ruled the court lacked jurisdiction. The judge cited sufficient punishment and public deterrence, with the prison term removed and the fines retained.
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John B. Poster
Freehold
Louis Huhn
Joseph Moore
Long Branch
United States Supreme Court
Foster
Messrs. Huhn
Moore
P. Fay
Fay
Santa Claus
Sarah Gilmore
Joseph Russell
Hatontown
Chas, Coy
Eatontown
Libery
Fannie Mason
Longtranch
Supreme Court
Theodore Bennett
Belmar
Ramsey
William Cahill
Crabs Plentiful Along Bay Shore This Season
Soft shell crabs are plentiful along the bay shore at present with boys gathering bushels at low tide. Crabs sell for 30 cents a dozen in Keansburg Port Monmouth and Belfer while holiday liquors and candies are advertised by local shops.
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Bay Shore
Keansburg
Port Monmouth
Belfer
Funeral planned for Rev. Charles J. Young
Long Branch mourns Rev. Charles J. Young former pastor of the First Re formed Church and later Elberon Memorial and Church of the Puritans. He died from angina pectoris after a brief illness. Survived by his wife Miss Fannie Mather Burk and four children. Funeral set for 11 o'clock at the Church of the Puritans 130th Street near Fifth Avenue conducted by former pupils. Royal Arcanum officers to represent Long Branch Council.
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Charles J. Young
First Reformed Church
Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
Dr. Young
Joseph A. Burns
Charles A. Blaisdell
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Order
White
Church of the Puritans
130Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Theodore L. Cuyler
T. Dewitt Talmage
Young
Tilberon Memorial Church
Fannie Mather Burk
Brooklyn
Jeffrey Charles succumbs after stroke in Oceanic
Charles Jeffrey aged about 60 a long time Oceanic resident dies after a paralysis stroke suffered Tuesday night He was born in Long Branch 1882 and lived in Oceanic for years He built many residences in Oceanic and Rumson His survivors include his children Cecelia Brower Edward Jeffrey and Mrs Oma VanBrunt Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 o clock at the Brower home attended by relatives and friends He was a trustee and steward at Oceanic Methodist Church widow Margaret White died years ago leading to his living with his daughter Notes mention other family members and local business ties
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Charles Jeffrey
Oceania
Long Branch
Hithu
Catherine June Jeffrey
Misa Margaret Emeline White
William White
Hamilton
Jeffrey
Ocean
Cecelia Brower
J. DeWitt Brower
Walter 8
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Charles Clayton
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