Paroles Granted To 82 Prisoners In Pardons Term
The New Jersey Court of Pardons granted parole to 923 applicants in a term marking record clemencies. Only one murderer, Frank Marchesano of Asbury Park, was released among murderers. Fines were remitted in eight cases, and most paroles reflect indeterminate sentence rules enabling release after minimum terms with court intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Court of Pardons
Frank Marchesano
Asbury Bayes
Marchesano
William Hodges
Asbury Park
Monmouth County
Frank Marchasano
Alighting Incident Strikes Woman Outside Empire Theatre
Mrs Elizabeth Hendrickson of Red Bank was struck by a Monmouth County Electric company car driven by William Mears of Rumson while alighting in front of the Empire Theatre Red Bank. She suffered internal injuries and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with assistance from the driver and Chief of Police Wymbs. Her sister Mrs Tyler was with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Country Electric Company
Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Elizabeth Hendrickson
Wiliam Mears
Rumson
Mr. Mears
Leehan Held for Investigation in New York
William J. Leehan, arrested for intoxication after being acquitted in the Lakewood NJ murder case, was arraigned in White Plains NY. He may be examined for sanity and was remanded to jail with plans for hospitalization. his wife attended and sought his father's care in New Hampshire. Lawyer John J. Ackerman urged confinement in a hospital or sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
William J. Leehan
Caroline Turner
Lakewood
N. J
Lamb
Leehan
Tam
Tax Board Hearing Convened In Monmouth County City Hall
The Monmouth County Tax Board held its second meeting in City Hall with sessions from 10:30 a.m. to noon followed by a one hour adjournment for lunch. Appeals were heard from Long Branch Deal and Rumson with decisions reserved on all local cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Tax Board
City Hall
Long Branch
Deal
Ratontown
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Westwood Avenue
Goldstein
Ocean
Gorgia
Weather Bureau
Lopel
Virginia Capes
Barges with Crew Being Destroyed Off New Jersey
Two unknown barges with crews clinging to rigging were found ashore off Sea Side New Jersey at daybreak. The Forked River Life Saving Station reported the scene and a wireless was sent to the Itasca to aid. The Itasca is near Tompkinsville and near the imperilled vessels. a man in the rigging reportedly drowned and later three men were said to be drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sea Side
New Jersey
Revenue Cutter Headquarters
Revenue Cutter
Itasca
Tompkingville
N. Y
Christmas carolers brighten Lipppincott and nearby homes
A door to door Christmas carol outing with automobile parties gathered at Mrs. Leon Cubberley’s Morris avenue home and stopped at Mayor Newcomb’s residence and others spreading Yuletide cheer. The event drew friends of former City Clerk VanBrunt and featured readings from a tree and wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Avenue
Leon Cubberley
Merk
R. Jerrome VanBrant
Mre
Eewin EB
Taber
VanBrunt
Lippincott Avenue
Long Branch
St. Luke's M. BE
Hurricane Sweeps Coast Destroys Sea Bright Buildings
A powerful 18 mile hurricane hits Sea Bright washing away six buildings and undermining many more including parts of two large hotels. Families work through the night to save belongings as bulkheads are wrecked and record high tides worsen the damage.
Sea Bright Flood Devastation Tops Coastal Storm Report
Major coastal storm devastates Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach areas with severe damage to fishing quarters and bulkheads. Widespread flooding along Ocean and Shrewsbury rivers leaves homes undermined, debris strewn, and several waterfront structures washed away. Authorities warn of high tides and insist on local containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Elliott
Sea
Bright
Bright Fishery
Peninsula Hotel
Sea Bright
Shrewsbury
Ocean Bluff
Monmouth Beach
John Daly
Galilee
Haskell
Ocean Front
James Lee
Captured Would Be Turkey Thieves Near Red Bank
Frank Byram surprised Charles Stewart and Logan Coleman at his Ridge road Prospect avenue farm near Red Bank as they attempted to enter his turkey house. He alerted Officer Allen Smith, who arrested the pair and brought them to Norough Hall for a Recorder Badeau hearing. They were sent to Freehold jail for grand jury consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byram
Ridge Road
Prospect Avenue
Red Bank
Charles Stewart
Logan Coleman
Allen Smith
Norough Hall
Badeau
Freehold
Real Son of the Revolution Dead
John i Walling aged 88 died of pneumonia at his daughter Mrs Henry Coe in Port Monmouth. Survived by three sons John Hi Walling Charles H Walling and Elbert J Walling and a daughter Elizabeth Vaughan plus twenty grandchildren. Funeral arrangements entrusted to J A Bedle Keyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i. Walling
Middletown Township
Mr. Walling
Henry Coe
Port Monmouth
John Hi. Walling
Keyport
Chares H. Walling
Elbert J. Walling
Belford
Elizabeth Vaughan
Princess Bay
Lucinda Johnson
Monmouth County
J. A. Bedle
Storm damages hit fishing industry from Sandy Hook to Cape May
The pound fishing industry suffered near total disruption after a recent storm. Losses include nets, pounds, and equipment with revenue missed as markets cannot be served. Several pounds wiped out leaving few poles. several holdings such as Elveron and others suffer extensive damage. The storm caught crews by surprise as waters remained turbulent and no time existed to secure gear. Continued details follow on the sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Elveron
Kiwood Jeffrey
John I Hennessey
Garret Hennessey
John W. Cook
Kittell & Johnson
Cook & Son
Naked man found in Villa Park gutter shocks locals
A half frozen man named Bill Leffer known as Haystack Bill was found nude in a gutter near Villa Park opposite a hotel. He was taken in by neighbors, dressed, and sent to Ann May Hospital. Intoxication is suspected. Police report additional assaults involving a cab, a widow, and a stable scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manniquan
Dee
Bill Leffer
Villa Park
Pete Hnagerman
Ann May
Spring Lake
New Jersey Urged to Build Third State Hospital
The thirty eighth annual report on the Morris Plains State Hospital for the Insane warns of calamitous overcrowding and rising scurvy cases. Acting Governor Taylor receives the report urging a third state asylum as the hospital cares for 2,411 patients amid room for only 1,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey State Hospital For
Morris Plaffis
Taylor
Board of Managers
Britton D. Evans
Evans Faye
Moanes
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Law
Monmouth
Ted Bank
Tax Board Heating Appeals
McCue’s
A. Frame
Stokes Place
Emily
Wall Paper
A. F. Golden
Broadway
Opera House
Martin, Jr
Office Weather Bureau
Bay
Sea View Ave
Ocean Avenue
Avery Place
Brighton and
Ocean Avenues
Atlantic Avenue
Joline Avenue
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Raccoon Island
Patten Avenue
Fresh Pond Road
Raccoon Shore
County Road
M Mary Havens
Embley
Caleb Haley
Luther Minagh
Alore
Hughy Newman
Lou Syndlass
Henry Anderson
Feterhite
John Peterson
Charles Keeler
Edward Peterson
Jim Branch
Andrew Jacobson
Charles Hrrickson
Tvi
Turkey
John H. Walling
Middletown
Washington
Cab
Long Branch Musical Chit
Girle
Wellworth
20 Cent
Holloken
Jd. Dee
Mra
Nora Dillon
Oradel
Mra. Byrne
Carlstadt
Long Branch House Lane
St. Luke's M. B
Meyers
Elberon
Autome
Biles
Audies
Ledn de la Reuseille
Broag
Street
Ady
Morris Plains Hospital
Evans
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