Aged Middletown Man Burned in Home Fire
Hendrickson aged seventy five perished when fire destroyed his home on the King's Highway Middletown. Attendant Elizabeth Arneal escaped in night clothing after being awakened by smoke. Neighbors found charred remains among bathroom fixtures. The blaze spread rapidly with wind aiding its advance. Miss Ella Hendrickson, sister, alerted after Mrs Arneal fled. The house, over forty years old, contained antique pieces and family silverware. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ernest, Taylor
New York
Arneal
Hendrickson
Charles Hendrickson
Philadelphia
Middletown
Hendrick Bae
Thing New, Jersey
Monmouth County
Mr. Hendrickson
Taylor
Bila Hendrickson
W. M. Greenwood
Utility Board Hears West Asbury Park Light Dispute
Two electric firms contest rights to supply light in West Asbury Park Allenhurst and nearby seaside towns in Ocean Township New Jersey Water and Light seeks franchise approval from the Public Utility Commission Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company led by H H Rogers argues its earlier franchise warrants operation Residents back the smaller New Jersey firm delegations from Ocean Township traveled to Jersey City for the hearing.
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West Asbury Park
Allenhurst
Ocean
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Jersey City
New Jersey Water and Light Company
Samuel Ludlow, Jr
Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Magmwate
Gmail Company
Atlantic Coast Company
Atlantic Company
Tivel
Mazda
New Jersey Light Company
Atlantic Coast
Bis
Yacht Club to Celebrate Anniversary with Motor Boats and Shoots
The Long Branch Yacht Club plans a February 26 anniversary event at Pleasure Bay featuring sweepstakes clay shoots and a potential merger with the Central Gun Club trophies. Commodore T Fraser Price aims to elevate motor boating and revive interest in target shooting. Refreshments and billiards will follow, with matches to begin after the pool table is installed.
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Long Branch
Boatand Yacht Club
Old Central Gun Club
Olé Central Club
Chb
T. Fraser Price
Pleasure Bay
Delightful Musical Evening Draws Fans Amid Weather
Musical lovers attended a First Reformed Church program featuring Chester A. Arthur on violin, Mrs. Gittens, Miss Myrtle Ickles, and Miss Katheryne Sweeney at piano. W H Hall of the New York Telephone Company will speak on The Telephone at M A building Feb 19. Admission free. crowd expected. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Frank F Krug for condolences and support after bereavement.
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First Reformed
Chester A. Arthur
Gittens
Myrtle
Ickles
Katheryne Sweeney
V. AL W
W. H. Hall
Rea Bank
New York Telephone Company
Monmouth
Bills May Pass This Week In New Jersey Legislature
Assembly considers labor and commerce measures with several bills ready for final action. Ocean Grove Borough bill faces Senate fight while other items include trust company banking, a $1200 moral instructor salary, and a memorial bridge study. Senate may act tonight on vacancies and tax rate reform as obituaries surface for Mrs Chandler's sister.
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Trenton
House of Assembly
Assembly
Mr. Mulligan
Howse
McCabe
Quinn
Acme Co
House
Winans
Ocean Grove Borough
Senate
Ocean Grove
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Kirkpatrick
Thomas Taylor
Oxison
Branegan
Home
Peacock
Delaware River
Burlington
Samson Sermon At First Baptist Church Draws Crowd
Rev. Chas. F. McKoy spoke on Samson A Strong Man An Evil Woman and a Ruined Fate at the First Baptist Church last evening. The service drew a full house despite cold weather as he traced Samson's early life and strength linked to his marriage into the Philistines. The Apollo Quartet and Mrs. Elmer Hazard provided musical highlights.
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Chas. F. McKoy
First Baptist Church
Samson
Mr. McKay
Samspow
McKay
Apollo
Massra
Chester Dennis
Russell Woolley
Allen Woolley
H.nichols
Elmer Hazard
Wassermann Heirs to Share Million in Will
The three Wassermann siblings Jesse A Edward and Miss Renee H share equally in the estate of banker Ed ward Wassermann who died February 1 1910 in New York City The will filed for probate directs one third to each residuary estate with executors Jesse Wasser mann and Henry Seligman named as such and Seligman & Seligman as attorneys The property value is estimated over 1 million dollars and the will is dated November 28 1910.
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Edward Wassermann
Ang Branch
Wassermann
Wassermann, Brothere
Jesse A
Edward
Renee H. Wassermann
West Fiftysixth Street
New York
Jesse Wassermann
Henry Seligman
Seligman & Seligman
South William Street
Mrs Perrine Dies in Soth Year
Mrs Sarah W Perrine dies at her daughter Mrs William H Morris Jr Broadway home at 9 yesterday morning aged nearly 90 born 1824 daughter of late Judge James Herbert and Charlotte Herbert survived by two children Morris and Samuel Perrine both in Washington Street.
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Sarah W. Perrine
William H. Morris
Broadway
James Herbert
Charlotte Herbert
Englishtown
M Morris
Samuel Perrine
Washington Street
Former Prosecutor Ivins Dies After Long Illness
Charles H. Ivins longtime Monmouth County Democrat and former prosecutor of the pleas died Saturday night in Red Bank after a two month diabetes illness. The Ivins family and staff of Ivins Durand & Carton attended the service at his Red Bank home with burial at Fair View Cemetery Middletown. Survived by widow, son Clifford, brothers Elwood and Alert Ivins, sister Mrs Henry Sayre. Ivins served in the New Jersey Assembly and as prosecutor after appointment by Governor Abbett.
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Charles H. Ivins
Ivins, Durand & Carton
Monmouth County
Irving Place
Broad Street
Red Bank
Ivins
Robert MacKeilar
Trinity Eipiscopal Church
Fair View Cemetery
Middletown
R. R. Mount
F. R. Harbaugh
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
al Inert J. Ivins
Rulif V. Lawrence
Monmouth County Board of Taxation
Elwood Ivins
Henry Sayre
Sayre
Beasley
Yes
Montonmouth County
Haight
Iving
Leon Abbott
Augustein
Abbett
Tyins
Senate
Tying
Monmouth Coney, Bar Association
John Ward
New York
Remeen
William H. Is, Jr
Ward
Island
William VanMater Escapes After Saturday Assault
The report describes William A. VanMater being struck about the head and left with bruises. Police or witnesses indicate he was attacked during a disturbance at a residence, with three men involved and VanMater taken to safety. further details are unclear from the fragment. Funeral notices reference Mrs. Margaret Gheat Shea of Rumton and Mt Olivet cemetery, with rector Harry C. Fay noted in arrangements.
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William A. Wan
John T. Hay
Mr. VeanMater
Liam VanMater Ie
Margaret Gheat
Shea
Rumtonee
Rutieén
Mt Olivet
Harry C. Fay
Sisal
Aime Bright
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