New Arrest in Brady Murder Case at Westwood Street
Mrs. Annie Brady, mother of Peter Brady shot on Westwood Avenue, files murder charge against Charles Marquart. Marquart arrested Wednesday. awaiting hearing before Judge Henry Schoenieff. Trial witnesses summoned. Marquart pleads innocence and vows retribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brady
Patrick Brady
Peter Brady
Westwood Avenue
Charles Marquart
Brady
Marquart
van Winkle
City Hall
Henry Schoénieiff
James Wilbanks
Joseph Jackson
Guiseppe Duceia
Mariner
Walling
Luecia
Heisley
Luccia
Freehold
Lucera
Foster
Asbury Park
Marquard
Red Bank Residents Die in Borough Obituary Notice
Four Red Bank residents passed away including Mrs Sarah Frances Wolcott and Mrs Bridget Brynes. The notice notes Wolcott's long illness and lists others tied to West Front street and Branch avenue. The page also references upcoming society events at St. James Missionary Society and Empire Theatre in Red Bank with promotions and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Sarah Frances Wolcott
William Wolcott
Branchavenue
Bridget Brynes
Elie Gledhill
West Front Street
East Side Park
Lindsay Dunbar
George Washington Marks
Newark
Sarah Wolcott
Sarah Frances White
Branch Avenue
Wolcott
Annual Roll Call at First Baptist Church
The twenty sixth annual roll call at the First Baptist Church drew praise for orderly attendance and social fellowship with choir music and a Ladies' Aid Society collation. Also noted are local notices including Cohen’s high bowling score and community events such as a cake sale and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Ocean Highway funds secured for Water Witch section
A Monmouth County committee met in Trenton with State Road Commissioner Edwin A. Stevens and State Engineer Meeker to secure the shortfall needed to complete the Water Witch section of Ocean Boulevard. State funds of over 9,000 will fill the gap, to be drawn from automobile license money, with plans to push the contract through the Freeholders and begin work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
Trenton
Edwin A. Stevens
Meeker
Witch
Amzi M. Posten
C. Mell Johnson
James L. Hinde
William H. Porter
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freeholders
County
Middletown
Water Witch
Trade Board Plans Big Boon Meeting Smoke Event
The Board of Trade committees completed plans for a smoker and social at Library Hall after a regular meeting. Noted speakers include former Mayor McClelan of Ventnor now part of Atlantic City and Edward R. Slocum, new Long Branch Board of Education president. The event features music, a chance to smoke, light refreshments, and a gathering to attract stay at home members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Broadway
van Huel & Hobson
Library Hall
McClelan
Ventnor
Atlantic City
Edward R. Slocum
Long Branch Board of Education
Panama
George E. Poland
Championship Ice Yacht Race Set for Tomorrow
The North Shrewsbury Club defends the two rivers championship pennant on a twenty mile course against South Shrewsbury and XLNC Ingenue. The Ingenue is owned by ex Commodore J C Gibbons and XLNC by former Senator Henry B Terhune. The North Shrewsbury boats Daisy and Tyro sail to defend. The race is best two of three with good ice and favorable weather. The regatta committee includes Henry N Supp Augustus Haviland Irving Hance James B Weaver and Charles A Minton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shrewsbury Club
Two Rivers
South Shrewsbury
X Lnc Ingenue
J. C. Gibbons
Henry 8. Terhune
Shrewsbury
Daisy
Edward Asay
Tyro
Grant and Morford
Regatta Committee
Henry N. Supp
Augustus Haviland
Irving Hance
James B. Weaver
Charles A. Minton
XLNC
Red Bank
Oceanport Yachtsmen
William
Price
Pythian Cadets Form In Long Branch
A division of the Pythian Cadets organized in Long Branch with officers led by Captain Harry Strother and Rev. Asbury Smallwood as commanding chief. The Atlantic City Cadets from last year’s parade were involved in the formation and assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Long Branch
Harry Strother
Warrick Smallwood
Frank Lawes
Chester Bass
Charles’ James
Alonzo West
Harry Hatcher
Asbury Smallwood
Second Baptist Church
Atlantic City
Weather Forecast for New Jersey Ends Saturday Night
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey with rising temperatures and winds shifting from west to southerly. Observations show yesterday's high 34 and low 22, with 94 percent humidity at 8 am and 40 percent at 10 am. A brisk west wind is noted and the barometer stands at 30.21 at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Wind Storm Marks Anniversary With High Gusts Across City
A fierce wind storm to mark George Washington's birth anniversary caused minor damage in the city. Winds peaked near 84 mph with 96 mph gusts for two minutes from the southwest. Trees were felled and shutters blown, but warnings prevented major damage. Monmouth Beach roofs and the McWood cottage suffered, while ships stood offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
New York
Sandy Hook
U. S
Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
McWood
Long Branch Community Debates Commission Form Vote
A Long Branch league meeting discusses adopting a commission form of government. Petitions must reach 468 signers, about 20 percent of voters, to call an election. Past turnout 2326 votes. 615 in favor needed if last cycle repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Long Branch
General Assembly
Assembly
Commission
Comig
Pioneer educator Prof W B Ireland dies in Long Branch
Prof William B Ireland longtime educator in Long Branch and Washington DC dies of pneumonia at 12 20 am after a short illness. He served as Tenallytown School principal and Long Branch vice principal and taught at Oakhurst and Asbury Park. Burial in Long Branch with services at War Dyke homestead expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ireland
Tenallytown
District of Columbia
Long Branch
Ireland
William T. van Lyke
Westwood Avenue
Oakhurst
T. G. Chattle
James M. Green
Trenton
Asbury Park
TénaNytown
New York
van Dyke
Prof. Ireland
New Jersey
Uret
John Ireland
Oakh
William Redmond
Oakbare
Red Bank Board of Commerce Hosts Informal Smoker Event
The Red Bank Board of Commerce held its first informal smoker and entertainment on Wednesday night in the Eisner building. More than one hundred business and professional residents attended and enjoyed a variety of acts from New York talent including Harry Eider and J. M. Winne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Eisner
Broad Street
New York
Harry Eider
Dinworth
Huehn
J. M. Winne
Edwin Hi. Burr
B. Blom
Red Bank
Mark Holbrook
C. Walton Cannon
W. A. Tibball
A. Max Wels
Janes D. Otterson
Entertainment Committee
Com- Me
Oklahoma split on Wilson and Clark at state convention
Oklahoma delegates support Wilson and Champ Clark with Wilson as nominee for president and ten for Clark. An amendment passed 314 to 289. The piece also notes a protest over new dress goods and tailor made garments priced up to 1500 dollars. a garbled line mentions Joseph Salas and Red Bank and other unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Murray Wilson
Wilson
Champ Clark
Joseph Salas
Red Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Wolcott
Mrs. Brynes, L. Dunbar and
G. W. Marks
St. James’ Missionary Society
Boobey's
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Chas, W. Ritter
Rothenerg
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Tle Hse Morrow
Sugar Bowl
St. James
Scobey's
Mise Mary Gagle
T. Bo Hughes
J. L. Miner
Red Bank Church
Trade Board
Ocean Front
Sata
Third Avenue
Waneta
Counel
North
Pennant
Foxie
Robert Curtis
Fair Haven
Russell B
Perseus
Ever Ready
Jennie
Bluebird
Fair Haven Borough
Geran
Senate Committee For Action
Weather Bureau Forecast
St. Jamée’ Missionary Society
Asbury
Yachtemen
W. B. Ireland
Chattle
Washington
Surburb
Board OF Commerce
Burr
Red Bank Body
New York World
Newton Woremus
Oklanoma
Wilson Anno Clark
Baltimore
Gartey Judas
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