Jealousy Fault Feuds End In Red Bank Gunfire At Store
In Red Bank a quarrel sparked by jealousy left Joseph Dennis and Levene Taylor wounded and Domin Sparano at large. Dennis and Taylor were taken to hospital after being shot at Frank Mazza’s Beach Street store, where Sparano allegedly threatened to shoot Dennis. Police search for Sparano as coroner notified and scene described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dennis
Red Bank
Levene Taylor
Domenic Sparano
William Sayre
Dennis
Borough Hall
Frank Mazza
Beach Street
Mazza
New York
Taylor
Sparano
Lazar Brothers
Maras Dorfman
Embley becomes truck farmer after leaving drug business
James Embley, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Embley, long based in this city, quits the drug trade due to ill health and becomes a full fledged truck farmer in Grave Park, Florida. He reports planting includes 30 acres under cultivation by March 30 with potatoes, watermelons, cotton, and other crops, and notes loss of 2500 strawberry plants from dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Embley
Albert Embley
Florida
Embley
Wnibley
Icbiey
Grave Park
Fly
Christmas Cantatas at Old First Church
Christmas music filled services at Old First M E and nearby churches with large attendances. Notable performers included Joseph Mathien and Rudolph Matchew, plus choirs and orchestral pieces conducted by Prof. Parslow and Charles A Poole.
Boulevard loop proposed near Deallake site eyed by officials
State Road Commissioner Stevens will meet the Ocean Boulevard Commission in Trenton on Thursday to discuss a boulevard loop around Deallake. Former mayor Frank T. Appleby of Asbury Park leads the commission, seeking state funding. Jefferson Seligman of New York offers 500 dollars toward the project as Asbury Park Monmouth County and Ocean Township provide small sums. final decision rests with Colonel Stevens. Two mysteriously killed in a New York apartment arrest a collector and a Dematteo. Asbury Park weighs a bid by New York capitalists for a large beach pier, opposed by current administration but favored by most residents if promoters guarantee fulfillment. Attractive vase offer advertised with carfare refund by Steinped Company, Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Ocean Boulevard Commission
Trenton
Deallake
Frank T. Appleby
Asbury Park
John Franklin Fort
Jefferson Seligman
New York Banker
Monmouth County
Ocean Township
New York
Sunday theatres to close as witnesses called
Uniformed patrolmen patrolled show houses to list Sunday night patrons following a complaint to Public Safety Commissioner Arrowsmith over Sunday vice. Names will be used in court against theatre owners. Grand Theatre Opera House plan to discontinue Sunday performances, Broadway may follow to avoid further complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Public Safety
Recorder’s Court
Recorder Arrowsmith
Grand Theatre
Opera House
Broadway
William Campbell
Washington Street
St. Luke's Church
Campbell
City Recorder Arrowsmith
Recorder
Recorcher Arrowsmith
Local Man 86 Taken to Hospital After Pneumonia
Joseph Garritani aged 86 was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Hyer and Fleck's ambulance after a sudden illness. He came from New York to spend holidays with his son Gaitano of Morris Avenue raincoat factory. Pneumonia developed yesterday morning and the attending physician ordered his removal from the Garritani home at 689 Morford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Garritani
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Fleck
New York
Gaitano
Morris Avenue
Garritani
Morford Avenue
Private Funeral for Dr Reed Held in Rumson
Private funeral services for Dr Howard Heck Reed, who died at the Neurological Institute in New York, will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at his Rumson bungalow on Packer Avenue. Rev Orville Dufield will conduct the services, with burial at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch. Dr Reed’s body arrived in Sea Bright Saturday and his ill son Howard Jr is recovering. Dr Walter S Reed will manage his practice during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heck Reed
Neurological Institute
New York
Rumson
Packer Avenue
Orville 8. Duffield
Sea Bright M. E. Church
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Reed
Sea Bright
Rumson Bungalow
Howard B. Reed
James J. Reed
Walter
Hambleton Chosen Horticultural Head
The Elberon Horticultural Society installed new officers at its last meeting and plans a January 7 social at Townley Hall followed by a dance. New officers include President Thomas Hambleton, Vice President Frank Eddington, Secretary George Masson, assistant secretary William Bryan, and Treasurer Anthony Bauer. Medal winners for 1913 were William R. Seymour for most points and Charles O. Duncan for silver. The society meets at Firemen's Hall Lincoln Avenue. Hambleton, head gardener at Gladville, is new president of the Kiberon society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Horticultural Society
Townley Hall
George Masson
Thomas Hambleton
Frank Eddington
William Bryan
Anthony Bauer
Boddington
William R.seymour
Charles O. Duncan
Firemen's Hall
Lincoln Avenue
Iberon
Kiberon Society
Mr. Hambleton
Gladville
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Bath Avenue
Asbury Park to Install New Mayor and Three Councillors
Asbury Park will welcome New Year with the induction of Mayor elect William A. Berry and councilmen George W. Treat T. J. Winckler and Dr F I Coleman. Berry will appoint officials and the council will assign offices as part of the New Year gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
William A. Berry
Seacoast National Bank
George W. Treat
T. J. Winckler
Berry
Grand Theatre hosts annual children party in Long Branch
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor organizes a large children’s Christian party at the Grand Theatre Broadway starting at 2 PM. Santa Claus will be distributed and entertained. Manager Gibbons lends the theatre and decorates it. Daily Record tracks contributor names and amounts for the honor roll. The Holland family from Marlboro heads to Lakeland Florida with their party and car. Jewelry catalog ad offers a mail catalog from Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society For the Improvement
Santa Claus
Grand Theatre
Broadway
Gibbons
Pretty Show House
Daily Record
John Holland
Marlboro
N. J
Lakeland
Florida
Hoolland
Alfred J. Holland
Harry V. Holland
Robert Manahan
North Long Branch
Card of Thanks and bus fare notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kind support after bereavement and acknowledges specific individuals. Separate notice outlines a change in Auto Bus times starting Friday January 2nd with schedules to Oakhurst Sea Bright Portau Peck and Ocean Port and a ten cent through fare, with additional timetable details in small print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dare
Mise ‘Grace Crook
C. Arch Reid
Ferguson
Thomas Fox
Oakhuret
Sea Bright
Portau- Peck
Ocean Port
Addy
Church Marks 30th Anniversary at Long Branch
Large congregations celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church of Long Branch with two historical sermons and special solos by Morton Smith and Oliver Hughes. The program reviewed the church’s origins from 1888, its chapels, growth, and notable pastors, noting current pastor Rev. Dr. John G. Lovell’s twelve years of service and the involvement of two ministerial members among the church’s “pays.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Morton Smith
Oliver TB. Hughes
Portland
Oregon
Library Hall
Presbytery of
Monmouth
First Presbyterian Church of
Long Branch
N. 4
Houghton
Stanton
Silkworth
Young Church
Chelsea and
Second Avenues
W. Scott Stites
Maitland Alexander
Robert M. Blackburn
John G. Lovell
Lester M. Conrow
New Bedford
Mage
Land
Eugene M. van Note
Glen Moore
Penn
Annie R. Morton
Minnie D. Morton
China
Duke of Alva
Holland
St. Bartholomew's
France
Cottager and son burned fighting basement blaze
Bayard Dominick and his son Bayard Jr, summer cottagers at Monmouth Beach, were upstairs when smoke and fire reached a basement rubbish pile. A bucket brigade fought the blaze as fire engines arrived, the pair injured but refusing hospital care. The incident caused a brief street clearing near St. Patrick's Cathedral. loss about 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Dominick
Monmouth Beach
Bayard, Jr
Fifty-first Street
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Father
Aleo
Odd Fellows to Install Officers in Long Branch
Long Branch hosts Odd Fellows Night with the triple installation of Arioch Lodge No 77 Encampment No 49 and Rebekah Lodge No 21 at Odd Fellows Hall. Peter M Hyer serves dual installing duties while Amelia Yale mentors Rebekah deputy duties. Grand officers may attend for a ceremonial public event followed by speeches and refreshments. Paul Kahn reports his wife Mrs. Paul Kahn recovering from surgery at St Barnabas Newark with family at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Long Branch
Arioch Lodge
Arioch Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Peter M. Hyer
Rebekah
Amelia Yale
Pool Matches Tomorrow Night at Ike's Home
Pool matches in the Hks tournament, postponed from December 228, will be played tomorrow night at Ike's Home on Garfield Avenue. Theo Young Jr and Charles Drake will represent the local lodge, while Vandergnce and Phillips aim to take the winning number back to Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Garfield Avenue
This City
Theo, Young, Jr
Charles Drake
Vandergnce
Phillips
Asbury Park
Local billiard tournament at Long Branch Lodge starts tomorrow
Members of Long Branch Lodge No 742 have enrolled for a local billiard tournament beginning tomorrow night. Twelve players are already assured and more may join. Three trophies will be awarded, with handicaps to be announced at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
Plumbing Foreman on 52 Million Dollar Canadian House
Woolsey, son of Mr and Mrs David H Woolley of Halberton Square, visiting from Toronto, praises Canadian climate. He is a plumber who has charge of plumbing for Sir Henry Pellatt's stone mansion costing 2 million dollars, with 100 rooms and fifteen bathrooms. The plumbing alone costs 100 thousand dollars. Also notes J Rutherford Stout ill with nervous breakdown and Red Bank Lodges Farm Bowling League formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey Woolley
David H. Woolley
Halberton Square
Toronto
Cans
Woolley
Canada
W. G. Cornell
New York
Sir Henry Pellatt
Sir Henry
J. Rutherford Stout
Arthur Hobson
Chattle
Chelsea Avenue
Elberon Firemen Elect New Officers
Elberon Engine Company held its annual officer election Friday night. James Baggott was elected triates for a three year term. Other officers serve one year: President William R. Nixon, Vice President Harry K. Tilton, Secretary Adam Worth, Assistant Secretary John L. Quirk, Treasurer Harry L. White, Foreman Edward F. Thinnis, First Assistant Foreman W B Jet, Second Assistant Foreman Harry C. Cloyd, Engineer Thomas J. Patterson, Steward Thomas Quirk, Assistant Steward Baward F. Thinnis. The New Year’s reception runs from 10 AM to 6 PM, and at 2 PM President Nixon will present outgoing Foreman John Quirk with a gold badge from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Engines Company
James Baggott
Triates
William R. Nixon
Harry KE. Tilton
Adam Worth
John L. Quirk
Harry L. White
Edward F. Thinnis
W. B. Jet
Ffrey
Harry C. Cloyd
Thomas J. Patterson
Thomas Quirk
Baward F. Thinnis
Reed Death Notice in New York City
Dr Howard B Reed died Saturday morning in Neurologion New York city at age ten years, beloved son of Dr and Mrs J J Reed and husband of Mabel Dennie Reed of a ron. Private oral service. advertise in the Dilly Record it pays.
Another Murder Mystery: Schmidt Trial Ends Today
The trial of AG Schmidt concludes as authorities report the body of a man found in a trunk. Evidence suggests the victim was tortured, with the corpse hauled by boys on a push cart, sparking renewed calls for justice and safety reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG Schmidt
Slayings and trial unfold on Pitt Street in New York
Dec. 29 report from New York details Hans Schmidt facing jury after defense claims insanity in the Anna Aumueller murder case. Separate trunk murder found on Pitt Street with a bound male victim, about 40, near Morris Feinstein’s store, shocking the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumueller
W. M. K. Oscott
Schmidt
Delehanty
Monthly Musical At Wirt Methodist Church
The Wirt Methodist Church in Red Bank held its monthly musical service yesterday afternoon. The choir of about thirty voices rendered The Shepherd King with Miss Alma Walling as special soloist and other solos by Flora Willguss Mrs. George M. Collins George W. Brown and Beverly W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Methodist Church
Red Bank
the Shepherd King
Alma Walling
Mise Flora Willguss
George M. Collins
George W. Brown
Beverly W. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wymbs
Stork
Old First Church
Fe Luke
M. E
First Reformed
Old First M. E
Joseph Mathien
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Rudolph Matchew
V. A. Parslow
Parslow
Mathieu
Little Town of Bethlehem
Old First M. E. Church
Ategelic
Charles A. Poole
James Atcheson
Harry Hulick
Tehpiano
F. A. Poole
Bert Woolley
Chas. Stillwagon
William Tully
Selina Atcheson
Jessie Golden
Marguerite Beach
Fanny Brown
Oliver Britton
F. W. van Note
Willis Woolley
Marion Clark
Lillian Palmer
Iva Fisher
R. F. Cornell
A. R. Chinery
Charles Stillwagon
Richard Cobbett
James Fisher
Fred W. VanNote
Reformed Church
V. J. Blek Kink
Walas Temple
Chopin
Dorothy Bailey
Wm. Neibergal
Bang “Calvary
Aurilla Conover
Chester A. Arthur
Nazareth
Gounod
Avenue A
Katherine Jasiniece
D. Rogowski
Joseph W. Marshall
James Dematteo
Dematteo
Steinped Company
Ady
DR. HE. Reed
Steinbach Company
Aabury Park
Hambleton
Seymour
Duncan
GRAND
Leon de la Roassille
Broan Street
Atlantics
Ball Committee
Robert F. Warwick
Sec’y
Adv
Arge
Old Tennent Church
Simpson
Paul Kahn
City Board of Health
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
Edwin J. 1
W. F. Weber
Saginaw
Mich
Arcanum Lodge
Elberon
Prestit Nizon
John Quirk
Ward
Stelinbath Co
Pitt Street
New Yo
Pittetrept
Morris Feinstein
Sone Cluengs
St. Pitt Street
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