Local court actions and sentences from Red Bank area
Remits sentences of local young man for assault on Nicholas Van Winkle at Marleboro on May 1st. George Smith known as Rags pleaded guilty to stealing a watch and cash from William Flood at Red Bank and was sent to Rahway Reformatory. Henry Hohman sentenced to Rahway Reformatory for assault on Thomas Stanton at Little Silver in September. A $760 verdict against Charles Burd in favor of Morton Dewitt Ramberger. Bamberger, a Philadelphia teacher, injured in Oceanport when his wagon collided with Burd’s horse near a church. Tony Mole and James Adams for illegal liquor at Asbury Park postponed. Augustus Bennett of Red Bank arrested for embezzlement. paid $6.50 to J. Stryker Hunt after dispute. bail set at $50. case later discharged after restitution.
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Tence
Nicholas van Winkle
Marlebro
Reformatory
George Smith
Rags
William Flood
Red Bank
Rahway Reformatory
Henry Hohman
Thomas Stanton
Little Silver
Charles Burd
Morton Dewitt Ramberger
Freehold
Bamberger
Philadelphia
Oceanport
Branch Avenue
Burd
Bamber
Tony Mole
James Adams
Asbury Park
Christmas Exercises at First Presbyterian Sunday School
The annual Christmas exercises of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday School will be held at the church tomorrow night at seven thirty.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fair Haven Notes on Benedict and Kennedy Bout Cancellation
Al Benedict the well known lightweight fighter was to fight Hig Tom Kennedy at the Olympic Sporting Club New York Monday meeting but the bout was canceled because Kennedy injured his hand in training. Theodore Trovollo a top ventriloquist is spending holidays at Abe Bennett's Atlantic Hotel Pearl Street.
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al Benedict
Hig Tom" Kennedy
Olympic Sporting Club
New York
Atlantic Hotel
Kennedy
Theodore Trovollo
Abe Bennett
Pearl Street
Fall confines Port Monmouth educator Mrs Basimond in bed
Mrs Thomas J Basimond supervisor of mentally deficient classes in Brooklyn schools is bedridden after a fall while running to catch a surface car of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Service will delay her start date for duties. A stereopticon sermon on The Triumphs of the Gospel in Pagan Lands will be at First Baptist Church with Rev T B Hughes and soloist Vauline Woolley.
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Thomas J. Basimond
Port Monmouth
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ratmond
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Vauline Woolley
Brooks
Minentti
Mabel Fall
God
Bourgeois
Hark
Mendelssohn
Luke Jr
Webb
Handel
Too Much Mother-in-Law at St James Club House
A three act farce titled Too Much Mother-in-Law will be staged at St James Club House Monmouth Street Red Bank New Year’s night under Gro Grause’s direction. Proceeds go to the club treasury with a dance and music by Prof Matthew Hollywood’s Red Bank orchestra after the 8 16 curtain.
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St. James
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Gro Grause
Treasury of
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Hole P Hicks
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Jersey
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