Engineer James E B Johnson Dies Sudden at Home
James EB Johnson 26 an engineer for Monmouth Ice Company died suddenly at his Janestown home after an evening walk. Autopsy planned. death cause pending certificate. Survived by wife Elizabeth Brown and a three year old child. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eb, Johnson
Janestreet
Monmouth Ice Company
William H. Morris, Jr
Harry B. Slocum
Morris
Elizabeth Brown
Sea Bright
Johnson
College Girls Are Given Reception in Sea Bright
Miss Louise Elliott daughter of Mayor George W. Elliott and Miss Margaret Howland daughter of Jesse A. Howland hosted a reception at Bowser's hall. About seventy five guests from Long Branch Asbury Park Red Bank and Sea Bright attended. Dancing refreshments and music by Weyman's orchestra and local singers followed a social highlight noted as one of Sea Bright's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Elliott
George W. Elliott
Sea Bright
Margaret Howland
Jesse A. Howland
Bowser's Hall
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Weyman
Navesink
N. J
Miss Billett
Miss Howland
Wellsley College
Wellsley
Mass
St. Catherin's College
Convent
Miss Elliott
Wellesley College
Howland
George W. Eliott
James A. Ryan
William H. Hoag
B. L. Irons
Carrie Conover
Emily Richie
Louise Richie
Rebecca Prichard
Reve Prichard
Lillian Brennan
Lulu Brennan
Ira
John Gay
Edward Howland
Allen Confesses to Stabbing Wife in Night Quarrel
Vernon Street incident last Friday night ended with husband Robert G. Allen confessing to City Detective Walling and a Daily Record representative. Police say Mrs. Allen was stabbed, wounded critically, and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Allen was arrested at City Hall after detailing his account of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Allen
Vernon Street
Walling
Daily Record
City Hall
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Allen
Allen
Harvey
Rev Dr H P Ashley Dies After Long Illness
Rev Dr H P Ashley former pastor of Trinity A M E Church Liberty St died Saturday after a lingering illness. He served Trinity for four years until October and was succeeded by Rev Harry W Cummings. Funeral Thursday noon at Trinity Church with Presiding Elder Rev Dr A L Murray leading. burial in Camden family plot. He was born in Kentucky fifty six years ago and leaves a widow and a married daughter in Philadelphia.
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H. Percy Ashley
Trinity A. M. E
Liberty Stret
Ashley
Trinity
Harry W. Cummings
Philadelphia
Trinity Church
A. L. Murray
J. Thomas Batley
Camden
Kentucky
Ben
New Jersey A. M. E
Oppenheims at Castle Wall for New Year’s Eve
Mr and Mrs Myron H Oppenheim of New York stay at Castle Wall for the holidays Roller skating at Lyceum Red Bank tonight New Year s Eve Wednesday afternoon and evening Dancing a specialty Admission 25 cents Ad vertisement.
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Oppenheims
Castle Wall
Myron H. Oppenheim
New York
Lyceum
Red Bank
National Nationals to Play at Lyceum New Year's Night
The National Nationals basketball team will play at the Lyceum against the Catholic club on New Year’s night. Manager Walter Woolley lines up a strong lineup with Coshland Minser Waitis Sheridan and Cavilier. The game marks Coshland’s final appearance with the Nationals before he moves to Albany.
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Lyceum
Nationaals
Paterson
Long Branch
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Walter Woolley
Coshland
Minser
Waitis
Sheridan
Cavilier
Nationals
Albany
Waltis
Wanderers
Scranton
Penn
Bush de Cavilier
de Cavilier
Ricketts and Crescents
Peterson
Jimmy” Walsh
Woolley
Jack” Sheridan
Hoboken
Diamond Wanderers
Dennett
Atlantics Fire Company Ball Set for Lyceum Night
Members of the Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company near completion of plans for their annual ball at the Lyceum in the city tomorrow night. J Pitman West orchestra will provide music for a two part dance program. The committee promises generous supper catering and the Atlantics, based in the Phil Daly Hoge house, have given complimentary tickets to the Daly family in appreciation of fellow firemen.
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Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company
Lyceum
J. Pitman West
Atlantics
Phil Daly Hoge
All-Day New Year Shoot At Monmouth Beach Gun Club
The Monmouth Beach Gun Club plans an all-day New Year’s Day shoot weather permitting. Prizes left from Christmas due to bad weather will be contested, including turkeys, ducks, and other fowls. Special club member prizes and events at Empire Theatre Monmouth Street Red Bank.
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Monmouth Beach
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Chas
Beekman withdraws from active politics in Red Bank
Alston Beekman with draws from politics after serving as Red Bank Borough counsel for a year to focus on his law practice. He notes his retirement aims to free time for legal work, having recently declined the Fair Haven Borough counsel post. Beekman has been a prominent figure in local and county Democratic circles and opposed Sen. John W. Slocum in 1911.
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Alston
Beekman
Red Bank
Acre
Fair Haven
John W. Slocum
New Chapter in Eckert Will Case Opens in New York
The Eckert will contest moves to a New York Supreme Court jury trial. Counsel for Clendenning Eckert and Dr. Joseph T Welch’s testify to expect the physician’s testimony. The estate value is listed between 3 and 15 million dollars.
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Thomas
Eckert
New York Supreme Court
Palmer
Warle
Rogasell
Clendenning Eckert
Joseph T. Welch
General Eckert
Welch
Public Reception in Long Branch City Hall New Year
The Board of Commissioners of Long Branch will hold a public reception at City Hall on New Year’s Day from 2:30 p m to 4:80 p m to discuss public affairs and policies. Citizens Summer Residents taxpayers and friends are invited to talk with the City Commissioners about problems and welfare of the city. City Clerk Winfield R Warwick dated Dec 30 1912.
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Board of Commissioners of
City of
Long Branch
N. J
Winfield R, Warwick
Attorney General Gathers 800 At St Luke's for Sermon
Attorney General Edmund Wilson spoke to about eight hundred at St Luke's M. E. Church on The True Spirit of Christian Brotherhood and Jim the Newsboy, illustrating life meaning and duty with a three quarters hour address that drew visitors from near and far.
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Edmund Wilson
Christian Brotherhood
St. Luke's M. E
Jim
Chicago
New Jersey
Heavy sentences for dynamite case leaders at Leavenworth
Judge Albert Anderson imposed seven years at hard labor for Frank M. Ryan and imposed lengthy terms on other labor leaders tied to the Los Angeles Times and dynamite plots. Sentences ranged from one year to six years with many given suspended terms.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Kansas
Albert Anderson
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ryan
American Bridge Company
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
Olaf A. Trumoe
California Building Trades Council
Herbert 8. Hockin
The
Iron Workers of
Detroit
Frank
Peoria
Henry W. Legleitner
Denver
George
Sapper” Anderson
Cleveland
Ernest
W. Basey
Paul J. Morrin
St. Louis
William EH. Reddin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
William 8. McCain
Wilfert Brown
Kansas City
Frank J. Higgins
Boston
Frank R. Painter
Omaha
Richard H. Houlihan
Chicago
Fred Sherman
Neglected two story building collapses with debris
A two story frame structure on Shaw estate behind Ehrenhalt’s fruits store at 224 Broadway collapsed in a sudden crash after years of decay. The lower open shed held two delivery wagons, one crushed, the other damaged but repairable. The incident involved nearby property fences and prompted no injuries. An advertisement promotes the Atlantic Fire Company ball at the Lyceum.
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Ehrenhalt
Broadway
Shaw Estate
Bhreshatt
Mosquito Fleet Sails Anticipating Ice Yachting Season
Five boats appeared on the ice at Monmouth Beach signaling the start of the mosquito fleet. X-L Spud Spider Sandpiper and Speedo showed brief pulls but no race due to light wind and softening ice. Skaters enjoyed their first season skate as crews prepared for racing days ahead.
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Monmouth Beach
Carl Meihm
Alonso White
Spud
Harry Woolley
Arthur ‘Wilson
Henry Meihm
Car
Meihm
Henry
Boulevard Committee Meeting Postponed With Leaders
The State Boulevard Committee meeting with Speaker-elect Leon Taylor and Senate president Fielder at Taylor's Ashbury Park office was postponed due to several member absences. It is expected to be rescheduled for early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Boulevard Committee
Leon Taylor
Fielder
Senate
Taylor
Asbury Park
League
Spike wielding Swede nearly kills city official in Abbottsford
Commissioner of Public Safety Thomas V. Arrowsmith, also City Recorder, fights street disorder in Abbottsford Avenue. Louis Leamburg, a drunken Swede, used a long iron spike in a Saturday night assault injuring a man and drawing Leimburg to court on charges of assault and battery. Bail set at 300 dollars pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Safety
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
City Recorder
Abbottsford Avenue
Louis Leamburg
Recorder's Court
Leimburg
Maggie Lawson
Lawson
Charles J. Gremer
Asbury Carnival Board Appointments Planned
Asbury Park prepares to appoint Colonel John W. Asmar George Pittenger and Arthur F Cottrell to its Carnival association forming a small board system Colonel Asmar will be chairman He previously served in a similar role two years ago succeeding by Arthur H Hope the retiring chairman Cottrell has served on various boards and Pittenger andy My are identified as Republicans while Gotteitt is a Democrat The text notes politics has not influenced past appointments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Asmar
George Pittenger
Arthur F. Cottrell Wall
Asbury Park Carnival Association
Asmar
Arthur H., Hope
Associat
Aymar
Incumbet
Cottrell Hag
Var
New Year Eve Dance Ad at Mall of the Holy Crows Church
A dance event is listed at the Mall of the Holy Crows Church in Sea Bright New Jersey on Tuesday December 31 1912. Admission is 50 cents and refreshments will be served. An advertisement notes a 8 course society dinner cabaret imported souvenirs and Musachner beer on draught.
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Musachner
Mall of the Holy
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IG CO
Bowser’s Hall
Jos. Hirschfeld and Son
Atlantic Fire Company
Wife
Ball
Old Fire Company
Singer Machine Store
Birkman
Cedarhurst Inn
the Daily Record
It Pays
Ironworkers Union
Brotherhood
Wilson
Jonn Y. Dobbina
Jed
Ingersoll
Mr. Wilson
Martin Corbett
Mechanic Street
Ew York
Corbett
Cecile Ettlinger
Mine Ettlinger
B. G. Club
North 4
Deal Fire Deal Fire Company
No. 2
Brighton Bvenna
Deal
Longs’ Branch
Allenhurst
Ocean Grove
S. Ehrenhalt
West
Spike
Asbury’s New Carnval Board
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