Nation Basks in Coldest Feb. 7 Since 1875
The United States endures a massive cold wave from Alaska with record low readings, frostbitten winds, and ferry disruptions. Deaths are reported in several areas, while New Jersey towns record subzero temperatures and frozen rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
Maine
Mary O'Conner
Boston
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Herman Snyder
Pittsburg
Saranac Lake
Watertown
South
Florida
New ChoI Leader for Simpson M E Church
Ada Pearsall Cozens begins as choir leader at Simpson M E Church after resigning from Broadway M E Camden. She soloed at services Sunday and received a farewell reception with a presentation of silverware from the choir and Music Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Pearsall Cozens
Simpson M. E. Church
Hills and Wells
Amelia Hawkes Thorne
Mra
Musto
Kulp
Fires on cold night catch Branchport and area
On a frigid night fires broke out in three Branchport area homes. A Woolley cottage on Atlantic avenue needed the Oceania truck to reach the roof, a Finn cottage on Norwood avenue burned embers from a fireplace, and a Tannebaugh house on Central avenue saw beams ignite after frozen pipes thaws failed, all controlled with minimal damage.
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Woolley
Atlantic Avenue
Branchport
Branchport Hose
Oceanié
Frank Finn
Norwood Avenue
John Albaugh
Jacob Tannebaum
Central Avenue
Atlantic
Appeals Settled In Red Men’s Hall Before Noon
Judge John B. Foster cleared the calendar this morning with several appeals. West & Go vs Merck & Co ended in judgment reversed and non suit granted. A L Meyer et al vs Philip Levine and Edmund Wilson adjudged reversed and non suited. W G Eisele v Catherine Daly awarded $30 and costs to Eisele. Moris Friedlacher v J N Flanigan judgment reversed and new suit ordered for Flanigan. S P C A vs Joseph Delissa adjourned to February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Foster
Red Men's Hall
West & Go
Merck & Co
Joseph Delissa
Til
A. L. Meyer
Als
Philip Levine
Edmund Wilson
Adms
Simon Glazer
W. G. Eisele
Catherine Daly
Mr. Eisele
Moris Friedlacher
J. N. Flanisgan
Mr. Flanigan
Allen Dare Dies After Lingering Illness at Franklin Ave Home
Allen Dare longtime Pennsylvania Railroad engineer died at his Franklin avenue home after a year of failing health. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 o'clock from Franklin avenue, burial at Near Middletown View Cemetery. Survived by widow Rebecca Field, Madison native born February 14, 1861, and brother Walter Dare of Oceanic. He was active in Masonic orders and Knights Templar. Corson Commandery will conduct the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dare
Pennsylvania Railhoad
Franklin Avenue
Mair View
Middletown
John G. Sexton
Dare
Madison
N.d
Rebekat Field
Walter Dare
Oceanic
Long Branch Lodge
No. Tk
A.M
Standard Chapter
R.A. M
Corson Commandery
Knights Templar
Avhbury Park
Carson Commandery
Ice Yachtmen Duck Under Ice in River Chase
Four ice yacht sailors Edgar Throckmorton James Thrackmorton Benjamin F Goodspeed and a companion were plunged into icy water off Shallow Point after their boat broke thin ice on a Saturday afternoon in Shrewsbury. They were rescued by the South Shrewsbury Club yachtsmen using ropes and planks. Throckmorton sustained a cut above the eye while Captain Throckmorton’s fall left them drenched and chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Munro
Ray
Edgar Throcknorton
James Thrack Morton
Benjamin F. Goodspeed
Shrewsbury
Shallow Point
Henry H. Munro
Bay
Edgar Throckmorton
Mr. Goodspeed
Shrewsbury Club
Throckmorton
Chattle Defeats Lakewood in City of the Pines Clash
Chattle wins 59 to 20 over Lakewood as Schwarz Heiles and Tomasky star in a strong second half. Burns and Morris deliver solid defense while a visiting Y M C A setup brings courteous play and room for visiting teams.
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Chattle
Lakewood
City of the Pines
Sevren
Secon
Schwarz
Kelles
Helles
Applegate
Pierce
Heiles
Sehwary
Oue
Burns
Ager
Tomasky
Morris
Lakewood Boys
Hetlep
Ceassees
Tomarky
Campte
Morrin
Sseeeseeseee
S. Applegate
Eager
Jones
le Compte
Graff
Osborne
Rogers
Clark
Neptude
Asbury Park
Chaille
Red Bank
Lakewoot
Francis and Brown loom in New Jersey political talk
A Republican from Monmouth County praises State Senator O H Brown as a strong gubernatorial candidate with Ocean County backing while noting potential support for Vivian Lewis and Frelinghuysen. The piece discusses Kean's possible choice for collector at Perth Amboy and census bureau concerns plus a recap of local political salvos in Jersey City and Asbury Park visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O. H. Brown
Monmouth County
Brown
Ocean County
Monmouth
Joseph M. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Senate
Ocean Couny
Bense
Lakewood
Senaor Brown
Frelinghuysen
Hut
Lewis
New Jersey
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Kean
C. Asa Piancis
Peyth Amboy
Hetrick
Middlesex
Robert Carson
New Beenswick
Everett Gray
State Counellor
Jersey City
Wrett A. Miers
Trenston
Junior American Mechanics of
State Board
Immigration Commission
Odd Fellows Hall
Joseph, M. Thompson
Weather Update Signals Warm Night and Cloudy Tuesday
Fair and warmer tonight with a gradual shift to increasing cloudiness on Tuesday. Winds turn from moderate northwesterly to southerly during the period.
Boy Fractures Thigh as Fence Blows Down in High Winds
Five year old Ernest White, son of James White, was seriously injured when a fence blew down during strong winds at his sister’s home in Asbury Park. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where Dr. Shaw set the broken thigh and he rests. Night watchman Edward C. Lambert of Steinbach Company in Asbury Park died of heat disease while awaiting a Bradley Reach car. He was 55 and survived by his widow.
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James White
Ernest White
Tral Avyenne
Stephen Austin
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
H. E B. Shaw
Master White
Edward C. Lambert
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Bradley Reach
Farley
Mic
Phoebe D. Tucas
Monmouth Memoral Hospital
Ashuy Park
Wesley B Stout Dies Suddenl y at Ocean Grove Home
Counselor Wesley B Stout a leading Monmouth county lawyer and longtime Asbury Park Ocean Grove resident died suddenly at 124 Lake Avenue Ocean Grove from heart failure. He presided at a Monmouth County School Boards Association meeting hours earlier and was 49. He chaired state Odd Fellows activities and helped plan the Odd Fellows Home project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley B. Stout
Monmouth County
Asbury Parrk
Ocean Grove
Lake Avenue
Stont
Monmouth County School Boards Association
Neptune High School
Samuel Johnson
Stout
Johnson
Wesley Bartine Stout
Farmintdate
Freshold Institute
Penington Seminary
Columbia University
New Jersey
Ten Broeck Stout
Frm
R. To & WB
Cook
Main Street
Cookmat Avenue
Fim
Unil
Wesley Stout
Ofice Buiding
Untl
Tenkroeek Stout
Lakewood
Odd Fellowship
Indys
New Jersey Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Trenton
Stat
Wasted by N. J. in Revision of the Statutes
Figures cited show a total of 117254 dollars wasted by New Jersey in the statute revision with little progress reported. The brief item highlights concerns over the efficiency of legal restructuring and governance.
Ingenue Captures O'Brien Cup in Fifteen Mile Race
Ingenue, J C Gibbons 2.16.67, won the James O'Brien Cup second race after a close finish with the Drab in a 15 mile event. Hugo Munro's Princeton led early, with Ta genue and Drab pursuing. several boats withdrew, and Blanche finished third ahead of Proceton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingenue
Commodore
C. Gibbons
Crub
Bianche
Onry Munro
Princeton
Jack Wrost
Fiedler
James O'Brien
Elanved
Drob
Edwin Fiedler
Mildred
J. P. Morris
Eagle
J. BH. Green
Jack Froet
Hazel
William R. Joline
Record and Bergen named to New Jersey statute revision
Governor Fort appoints George L. Record and Frank Bergen to revise New Jersey statutes. Bergen declines. Record’s Senate action slows the effort. Since 1892 the state spent 117 254.71 on revision and 60 311.74 on codification, with many thousands more likely. Judges and lawyers fault delays in completing the work.
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Trenton
Fort
George L. Record
Hudson County
Frank Bergen
Union County
New Jersey
Bergen
Record
Senate Judiciary Committee
Two Drunk and Disorderly Defendants Fined at City Hall
Two drunkenness cases were disposed of at City Hall Saturday morning. Charles Champlin of Oceanport was arrested on Broadway Saturday afternoon after losing his bearings caused a delay. a $6 time fund was charged. John Wall was fined $6 for his offense on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Charles Champlin
Oceanport
T. Emmons
Broadway
John Wall
H. K. Fmmons
Engagement announced for Miss May Ings et Broad lyn
Announcement states the engagement of Miss May Ings et Broad lyn to Joseph R. R. Romlein of New York. The wedding is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Ings
Et Broadlyn
Joseph RR. Romlein
New York
Road Race Meeting and Community Notices
Road Race Committee of Colts Neck and Tony Branch to hold a meeting tonight at the Broadway office of H A Muhlenbrink after receiving entries. Funeral announced for Uncle Lambert Wardell oldest resident of West Tong Branch died Saturday of indigestion with services at Atcheron beminder First M EB Church. St Luke's Ushers plan a meeting next Wednesday at Edwin Taber's Incaron Street home. Police report William Brown, long believed dead, found alive in Long Branch. The New York World Sunday serial The House Opposite debuts February 18 with 15 000 word instalments in a five part tale set in upper west side apartments.
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Colts Neck
Tony Branch
Broadway
H. A. Muhlenbrink
Muhlenbrink
Lambert” Wardell
West Tong Branch
Atcheron Beminder
C. B. Fisher
Weat Long Brunch
William H. Morris, Jr
St. Luke's
St. Luke's M. B
Incaron Street
Edwin BR. Taber
Henry D. Brinley
William Brown
James Tayton
John K.large
Somerville
Long Branch
Brown
New York Sunday World
Whispering Pines
Leavenworth
New New York
Upper West Side
Sunday World
Hewsdealer
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Yero
Coul
Garry Wardenbrook
Fair Haven
Red Bark
Lewis’ Point
New Choi
Simpson Church
M.s. Cozzens
Camden Chureh
New
York
Allen Dare Dead
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chelsea Ave
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Em
Balmers
L. B
Wentre
Chattles
Winter Resort
Joie
John Sewing
First Street
Covante
Willian Cook
Williane Cook
Allen Street
Coal Davis
Smith Lumber & Coal Co
A. F. Golden
Wir
Balley
Francis
Long Beancher
Perth Amboy
Ocean Gova
Jacob Steinbach
Lord Stirling
N. J
Atter
O'Brien
Commodore Gibbons
Crab
Edgaciaton
Sampson Place
William
Davia
P.O
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