Queen Louise Freed From Sand After Tug Lift
A British tramp steamer Queen Louise was freed from ten feet of sand off Sea Girt after five tugs and the Itasca and Seneca cutters towed and pulled it clear. Reports of a contagious disease aboard were false, explained by misread signals between the ship and Revenue Cutter crews. Captain Nelson Lockwood provided the explanation, with details continued on the eighth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle Range
Sea Girt
Itasca
Senec
Sandy Hook
Sea Girl
Cin
Oceanic Firemen Prepare Minstrel Show Parade
Oceanic Fire Engine Co. No. 1 refines a minstrel performance to be staged at the roadway theatre tomorrow night. A parade will follow from the fire house along roadway to Second avenue and back. Chester A. Arthur directs an enlarged orchestra with sixty chorus members, aided by fife and drum. Tickets for Windtross are selling well as the troupe advances toward public performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Fire Engine Co
Roadway Theatre
Second Avenue
Fire Laddies
Chester A. Arthur
Hi Henry
Guy Brothers
Family Under Strict Unison Quarantine
Fleeing New York with possible diphtheria symptoms the Pintard family is quarantined at Mr Pintard’s father’s home in Rumson under guard. Alfred Pintard resisted quarantine but remains indoors. Fred Pintard was examined in New York and left against orders. a quarantine followed after health officials learned of their move. Continuous care and strict precautions aim to prevent further cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pintard
Mr. Pintard
Alien
Alfred 'Pintard
Rumson Board of Health
Fred Pintard
New “York
Rumson
Board of Health
Knapp
Scully's BIS Are Successful on Rivers and Harbors Projects
Congressman Thomas J. Scully secured adoption of all his new river and harbor projects by the Rivers and Harbors Committee. The measure, finished late Saturday, will be reported to the House. Projects include Matawan Creek 72000, Shrewsbury River 295000, Shoal Harbor and Compton Creek 56800, Raritan River 784000, Staten Island Sound 500000, Newark Bay and Passaic River 242000, and harbors and creeks maintenance 81000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Scully
Washington
House
Matawan Creek
Shrewsbury River
Shoal Harbor
Compton Creek
Raritan River
Staten Island Sound
Newark Bay
Passaic River
Library 10 Valentine Party Plans at Branchport
The Library Association plans a Valentine party for children on Saturday February 14 from two to six at the Branchport Hotel. A printed program of recitations dances songs and solos by the young attendees will be offered. A small admission price will be charged at the door to help cover library running expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Library Association
Run
Two Monmouth Men Win State Berths
In Trenton on February 10, the governor announced reappointments to state posts and the Court of Common Pleas. Monmouth County gains include Albert L. Ivins of Red Bank named to the County Board of Taxation succeeding Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey ‘Supreme Court
Charles W. Parker
Hudson County
James J. Bergen
Somerset County
Parker
Bergen
Senate
Fielder
Thomas W. Trenchard
Supreme Court
Mercer
Bobbitt
Long Branch Record
State Excise Commission
Hudson County Board of Taxation
Charles B. Annett
Bayonne
Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
Monmouth County Boardation
Albert L. Ivins
Red Bank
Rulif V. Lawrence
Monmouth County
Union County Board of Taxation
John J. Collins
Elizabeth
Calvin E. Brodhead
Pennsylvania
Charles McLaughlin
Passaic County
Everett Colby
Essex County
19 Year Old Girl May Ave Eloped
Disappearance of Mary Anna Raviele 13 years old from Morris Avenue is linked to a probable elopement with Joseph Rabino 23, as she was seen leaving Intermedial school toward Bath Avenue. Rabino also missing and police seek confirmation of the disappearance and event.
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Mary Anna Raviele
Antonio Raviele
Morris Avenue
Bath Avenue
Joseph Rabino
Rabino
Irl
Rubino Way
Musical Club Seeks Associate Members For City Progress
The Long Branch Musical Club, an OW 4 organization formed last October with City Superintendent Christopher Gregory as president, seeks associate members. The club will present its first concert next Friday at the Intermedial School auditorium featuring notable soloists from New York including Mrs Kimball, soprano.
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Long Branch
OW 4
Christopher Gregory
George 3. Carre
New York
Kim
Kimball
Brick Church
Musical Club
Talks on Boys in Red Bank Pulpits
The boys of Red Bank visited local churches Sunday morning for talks by pastors. Ministers addressed youths on topics like The Boy and the Bible, Vocation, Some Essentials for Young Men, and The Power of Purpose. Several boys were moved to conversion during revival services at the local churches. Long Standers in Florida and plans for events at Oceanic Minstrels are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Lester Leggett
The
Reformed Church
Newark Woman Admits Killing Rival and Care for Child
Hazel Herdman admitted shooting Mrs. Harriet Manning and wrote to Manning's husband Charlie asking him to care for the baby. The letter, made public, expressed deep suffering and love, while Manning’s attorney condemned police coercion to obtain a signed statement.
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Newark
N. J
Hazel Herdman
Harriet Manning
Charles 1
Manning
Charlie
Hazel
Frank McDermit “Manning
McDermitt
Oceanic Boat Line Leases Tied to Service Continuity
Rumson real estate firms and boat line operators push leases with a clause cancelling rentals if the Sandy Hook service is discontinued. William Hintelmann defends the arrangement as necessary to secure summer occupancy between Rumson and New York. Harry J. Caesai of New York and Louise T. are named in the cottage agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Jase Rumson
Sandy Hook
William Hintelmann
Rumson
New York
Harry J. Caesai
Louise T
Beiml Property Sells for 23500 at Executor Sale
The Beih property at Broad way and Third avenue sold at executor sale in City Hall with auctioneer Charles W. Smith. Arthur L. Hobson secured the lot for a client as bidding rose from 1800 to 23500 led by William H. Brehm and Charles F. Hill. Transfer papers pending, new owner unnamed pending executors Lawlyr Henry S. Terhune and Mrs. Frank Wentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beih
Broadway and
Third Avenue
City Hall
Charles W. Smith
Arthur L. Hobson
William H. Brehm
Sea Bright
Long Branch
Real Ne
Willa Jones
Rockwell Avenue
State House Faces Error in Jury Validation Bill
February 10 report from Trenton notes an error in the act to legalize juries serving while the Chancellor-Sheriff act is prepared. The flaw requires repeal and passage of a corrected measure to validate existing juries. Governor Fielder discussed with Senator McGinness to ensure proper signing and reading of the bill.
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State House
Trenton
Fielder
McGinness
Miss Sickles Becomes Mrs Gras Thomson
Loriita Sickles daughter of Mr and Mrs Sickles wed Thomson at the parsonage with Emma Sickles and Charles White as witnesses. They reside at 1207 Bond Street North Asbury Park. The bride, a Chattle High School graduate class of 1908, studied music in New York and performed publicly. The Oceanic Sewing Circle reports 95 members, meeting Mondays at the Presbyterian church house. quarters are cramped but benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loriitta Sickles
Emma L. Sickles
Charles White
New York
Oceanic Sewing Circle
Presbyterian Church House
Ocean Grome Bill Fight Vote Counts In House
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legislative struggle over a bill named Ocean Grome with a recorded vote of 37 to 28 in the House and 36 to 28 in some column. The snippet implies a partisan bill debate and committee action.
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Queen Louise
Girt Beach
Broadway
BIS
Shrewsbury
Library
Branchport Hosé Co
Glob
Gale-er Exchange
Ui Splendid
Torkale
Pfite
County Farm
Crits
Red Enhry
Monmouth
the Record
State Reports
A. L. Ivinson Tax Board
Ben
James Liloyd
Edward B. Lioyd
Mary EB. Lioyd
Ment Mere
Charles Haa
van Gelder
Mondaes
Chick
C Cick
Hon van Brunt
Rend Wey
Dade
Pana
Agnes Kimball
Florida
Perry A. Hull
North Fifth Avenue
St. Augustine
Fla
A. 0. Hicks
Union Avenue
Jac H. Cranmer
Franklin Avenue
Miami, Fla
Ben Smith
Billy James
Oceanic Minstrels
B'Way Theatre
Myer and Fitck Undertakers
Prt
Tye
Cassidy
Blackmar
Joseph Cassidy
Queens County
Lewis T. Walter
Boat Line Service
Oceanic and
BEIML
Adolph
George
Holmied
Jem
R. R. Mount
Lingroft
Mra. DeMaria
Mra
Furman A. Maria
F. A. del
Vineland
Oakhurst West Ranch
Loulerine
St. James
Shine
Miss Sickles
Mrs. Gras. Thomson
Bride A
Chattle
Sia
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