William Redmond 103 Dies at Oakhurst in New Jersey
Uncle Billy Redmond aged 103, oldest resident of the Oakhurst area, died Saturday morning at his home after a brief illness. He survived a paralytic stroke, was of English and Scotch descent, and was born in Tuckahoe Ocean County New Jersey. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Oakhurst Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in West Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Redmond
Oakhurst
Billy
Oakhurst Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry T. Fisler
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Lord Drummond
Mr. Redmond
Tuckahoe
Ocean County
New Jersey
John
Hannah Drummond
England
Gugel Farm
William
Mary
Elizabeth
Vitriol Thrower Sues For 30000 In Supreme Court
Irvington contractor William Hunt sues Eatontown merchant Henry Wolcott for 30000 alleging alienation of his wife's affections. Hunt admits throwing vitriol, blaming jealousy sparked by Wolcott's attentions to Mrs Hunt. The suit, filed by ex-Judge Wilbur A Heisley, follows Hunt's pending 300 bond in a Monmouth grand jury case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William
Hunt
Irvington
Henry Wolcott
Eatontown
Monmouth County Grand Jury
Wolcott
Papera
Wilbur A. Heisley
Newark
New York
Hatontown
Elberon couple elopes after surprise marriage reveal
Christine Worth aged nineteen and Lester Sickles aged twenty one wed January nineteenth without a license then secured one at Greenwich. The ceremony occurred at Reverend Frank M. Carson's parsonage and the pair kept the union secret until a Greenwich record certificate arrived. The couple plans to live in Navesink with Mrs Sickles employed as a bookkeeper in Wilberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Worth
Adam Worth
Pearl Street
South Elberon
Connecticut
Jane Friday
Lester Sickles
Omar Sickles
Middletown Township
New York
Worth
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Edward E. Snyder
Sickles
Navesink
Greenwich
Coon
Frank M. Carson
Miss Worth
Coal and Wood
Harry Reeves
Wiberon
Eht
Mr. Sickles
Record
Elberon
N. J
Long Branch Record
Misa Christine Worth
James Cavanaugh Dead on Brighton Avenue
James Cavanaugh longtime county worker on Brighton avenue died at his Jeffrey street home. He was about seventy, survived by his widow. Funeral at Star of the Sea Church at 9 AM tomorrow, interment at Mt. Carmel cemetery. Friends recall his cheerful nature and the donkey gift from street helpers. Choral Society dance at Townley Hall Wednesday night admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Avenue
James Cavanaugh
Llness
Jeffrey Street
Star of the Sea
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Jimmy” Cavanaugh
Jimmy
Townley Hall
Backes Named Vice Chancellor in New Jersey
Trenton reports Counselor John M. Backes of this city was appointed Vice Chancellor by Chancellor Walker under a new Senate bill signed by Gov. Wilson. Backes, a Democrat, will serve seven years at a $10,000 salary. The Chancery bench now includes eight vice chancellors, with four Republicans and five Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
John M. Backes
Stone” Road
Mercer County
Hahn Assembly
Walker
Fielder
Hudson County
Wilson
Backes
Court of Chancery
Lewis
New St James Church Opens Amid Record Crowds
Crowded worship marked the dedication of St James Church at Broadway and Slocum Place as Rev E Briggs Nash preached on The Lord Is In His Holy Temple The new edifice features superior acoustics a grand pipe organ and a finely carved memorial pulpit unveiled at 10 30 am Remarks by the vestry and clergy accompanied the ceremonies with the Bishop to bless the pulpit on Easter Wednesday March 12th Continued on Sixth Page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Briggs Nash
St. James's Church
Broadway
Slocum Place
E. Srigges Nash
Charles Holand Kidder
Edward W. Baker
Harry B. Sherman
Alfred J. Ripley
Edward B. Morris
Harold C
Impryss
Fire at Waverly Place Destroys Stable and Livestock
A Friday night fire in Waverly place consumed a stable owned by Samuel Squillante and killed a horse and two goats. Flames were seen for miles, prompting alarm from fire to Bath avenue cottages. Firefighters arrived but the two story structure burned out, with losses confined to Squillante's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Place
Samuel Squillante
Bath Avenue
City Hall
Squilantie
Squillantie
Long Branch Gun Club holiday shoots cap a busy Loyalton day
A Saturday program at Loyalton’s Long Branch Gun Club featured sweeps and matches across numerous events. Capt Mapside won the five man team shoot, with top results including W Heyer and J Conk in 10 bird and 25 bird events, plus notable scores by H Maps and E Stocky, ending with a City Hall Board of Trade meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Loyalton
Mapside
John Conk
H. Maps
W. Heyers
E. Stocky
J. Conk
W. K. Jackson
Peak
Bird
EH. Stokey
Q. Maps
H. Mape
Shost
W. Heyer
W. Sutphen
Conk
Stokey
G. Maps
T. Root
Fashion and entertainment offerings in Sunday World supplement
An advertisement announces the eight page May Manton Fashion Supplement free with next Sunday’s New York World, featuring fashion guidance for women and children. It also promotes a sixteen page Joke Book and a twenty four page illustrated Magazine with fiction and other articles, urging readers to order the Sunday World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton
New York World
World & Eixteen
Great Illustrated
Ateeet
Sunday World Today
Scully backs Wittpenn for Democratic governor nomination
Congressman Thomas J. Scully of Perth Amboy endorses Mayor Otto Wittpenn of Jersey City for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He hails Wittpenn as a progressive leader allied with Woodrow Wilson and predicts Wittpenn will carry the party’s progressive wing in the fall fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
Perth Amboy
Wittpenn
Middlesex County
H. Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson
Otto Wittpenn
Hudson County
Eisner Employees Return to Work as Strike Ends
After weeks of walkouts, Eisner employees resume duties under the old labor rules. A cutter at the factory is attacked en route home, but authorities and Red Bank police drive off the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter
Factory
Mob
Fines for Strikers as Red Bank Clothiers Return to Work
Seven cutters at Hisner's clothing factory in Red Bank returned to work at seven this morning after police guarded against violence by Italian strikers. Two attackers, Pietro Joe and Frank Zanzona, were arrested for disorderly conduct, arraigned, and fined ten dollars or 60 days in jail. Recorder Badeau warned of jail on future arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisner
Red Bank
Wymbs
Eisner
Rloe
Azariah C. Hurley, Jr
Streets
Hurley
Bridge Avenue
Oakland Street
Iialiens
A. H. Smith
Red Bank Suffrage Meeting With Dr Shaw
Dr Anna Howard Shaw spoke at length on woman suffrage before about 600 at the Empire theatre Red Bank yesterday afternoon under the Red Bank Equal Suffrage Club. The address covered democracy and equal rights before the law and noted both religious and political aspects of the issue. Continuous discussion followed as Shaw argued that law should recognize equal standing for all humans despite gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Equal Suffrage Club
Elizabeth Ly. Ritter
Socialist Local
Mra. Hitter
Republic
Avy
Graham Adaima
Eatontown Episcopal Church
Ritter
Shaw
Ahe
Taft Har
Chattle Graduate Dies in Hospital
Frederick Douglas Beckett, 18, a Chattle Class of 1912 graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Beckett of Spring Street, died at Mt. Sinai Hospital New York last Saturday morning. Funeral at Second Baptist Church Liberty Street Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment under F. F. Harris & Son. Burial at Mt. Olivet New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Douglas Beckett
Chattie
James H. Beckett
Spring Street
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Chattle
New York City College
Young Beckett
Second Baptist Church
Liberty
Taylor and Hope Debate Branch and District Courts
City Hall audience hears Leon Taylor oppose a Long Branch branch court while Arthur Hope argues in favor. Figures from East Monmouth League show branch court costs could reach 3600, with advocates citing reduced travel for shore litigants and local economic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Taylor
Arthur Hope
East Monmouth League
Council
City Hall
Shore
Mossra
Taylor
Hope
Long Branch
Spealer Taylor
Ita
Harry Rehm
Long Branch Board of Trade
Rehm
League
Helsley
Freehold
Jersey City Chancery Suit Over Farm Sale Contract
Patrick Kinney sues Margar Morford and Morford heirs in Chancery to compel specific performance of a June 18 1910 farm sale contract for New Monmouth property. Morford denies agent authority for Red Bank broker Sullivan. vice chancellor rules Sullivan lacked power to sign for Morford. Attorneys for defendants lower Wilkes Edwards for complainant. A series of articles on scientific jualenes of farming follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Garrison
Chancery Chambers
Jersey City
Patrick T. Kinney
Port Monmouth
Margaret Morford
Monclair
Wiliam Morford
New Monmouth
Harry Morford
Red Bank
Mise Morford
William Morford
Cornelius BD. Sullivan
Miss Morford
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Henry “B. Ackiiaem, Ori
Keyport
Charles R
Atlantic Highlands
Lower Wilkes Edwards
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William Redmond
Brooklyn
Henry Grear
United States District Contret
Ben't Ming
M. H. Worth
Golden's
Pierre
George Carre
Branchport Avenue
Papila
Daily Record
St. James
Congress
Scully
The
Police
Boo
Anna H. Shaw
Grand Rapids
Parker
Moving Pictures
Campbell's
North Broadway
Taylor and
Head's Savings
Witn Chancery
Jealenes
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