Convict in Amick case killed in in state prison job
Walter Anderson a convicted felon at the New Jersey state prison was mortally wounded in a prison hospital after a fight with George Graham who stabbed him with scissors. Anderson had been jailed for robbery and assault and was involved in a prior escape attempt at a jeweler shop on Broadway. Graham, also convicted, faced additional sentences for atrocious assault and burglary.
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Trenton
Walter Anderson
New Jersey
Eee
George Graham
Graham
Anderson
Marmotth County
Hudson
Samuel Gordon
South Broadway
Gorden
Ping
West Logg Borough Special School Election Sets Up Budget
A special election in West Logg Borough will next week vote on a 916000 appropriation for an addition to Public School No. 1. If approved, Public School No. 2 will close and the No. 1 site will be exchanged for a hotel valued at 1500 dollars with a sea fee.
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Borough of West Logg
Pioneer Slater John Clark Dies After Long Illness
John Clark a pioneer slater and Grand Army veteran died at 5 45 PM at his home 283 Norwood avenue after a week long illness. Born June 14 1838 in Castle Douglass Scotland he came to New York in 1858 and led a long career in slate roofing. He served in the Civil War including Andersonville and later moved to Long Branch. Survived by children Frederick and Minnie with others deceased. funeral Saturday at his home with Rev Dr Seawalt officiating burial at West Long Branch.
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John Clark
Slater
Norwood Avenue
Clark
Brighton
Norwood Avenues
Slater’s Union
New York
Long Brankh
John Clark, Jr
Virginia
Long Branch
Susan Hartford
Henry Hartford
William T
John C
Elizabeth Clark
Mons ‘Mouth Memorial Hospital
Chidren
Frederick Clark
Minnie Clark
James B. Morris Post
No. 46
Smokers Hold Class Initiation Night in Long Branch
Supreme officers gathered at Kaléu Castle No 72 in Long Branch for a welcome and New Members drive. The event featured an oration, a masquerade dance, and a pledge of record-breaking attendance on April 8 as the Class Initiation Night.
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Long Branch
Kaléu Castle
Supréme
Grand Coatle
Supreme
William H. Ruth
Manaaquan
J. B. Wainwright
Martin L. Ferris God Ed ‘Billa
Asbury Park
Tracy M. Hoskins
Manasquan
Grand Castle
Wescott Rules on State Protection and Condemnation Ease
Senator John W. Slocum reports Attorney General John W. Wescott’s opinion on Sea Bright issues. The state may build seawall over its submerged land but cannot fund bulkheads on borough land, citing constitutional prohibitions. The second question confirms the state may grant rights of cop ination via the Parian Commission to individual owners for under water land, with authorization for land grated to the state.
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John W. Slocum
Sea Bright
John W. Wescott
Sea ‘Bright
At Parian Commission
Duffield Likely to Be Sent to Simpson Church
Rev. Orville Duffield, pastor of Sea Bright Methodist Church known as The Church of the Fishermen, is expected to be moved to the Simpson Memorial Church in this city as successor to Rev. Alfonse Dare, who will go to Haddonfield. Duffield, in his second year at Sea Bright, has been effective despite storms and poverty among his parishioners.
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Orville
Duffield
Sea Bright Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Fishermen
Simpson Memorial M
Alfonse Dare
Dare
Haddonfield
Cammen
Simpson
Simpson Urch
Bisho
Sea Bright
New Brunswick
Bowling Protest Heard Last Night in Monmouth League
All teams except Lakewood and Red Bank Sheri dans were represented at Phil Cohen's Recreation parlors to hear Red Bank Y M C A protest over Eureka A C Ocean Grove failing to appear for a Red Bank match. The meeting postponed the disputed games and planned medals for top scorer and best individual effort.
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Monmouth County
Lakewood
Red Bank Sheridans
Phil Cohen
Red Bank
Hureka A.C
Ocean Grove
Eureka
Elks Smoker Pleasing Event Delights Guests
Elks and guests enjoyed a smoker and entertainment at the Garfield avenue Home last night with over 100 attendees. Talent from New York performed locally in Long Branch style, featuring Green, Drake, George Tindall, Judge Henry Schoenlein, Billy James, George Joline, and others amid St Patrick's Day remarks by Dr C C Cattanach. A crowd-pleasing program closed with clam chowder and refreshments. next is a members-only St Patrick's Day dinner.
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Elks
Garfield Avenue
New York
Long Branch
Long Beach
Green
Drake
George Tindall
Rocky, Mountain Quartet
Henry Schoenlein
Billy James
Oceanic Minstrel
George Joline
St. Patrick's Day
Dr. C. C. Cattanach
Charles H Greene, Jr
George Melrose
E. J. Miller
Sea Bright
Morris Judas
Danny” Gates
Harry Lauder
Biks’ Lodge
Tommy” Phelan
Bernard Gorcey
Sam Neibergall
Elberon Plans New Waiting Room at West Side Station
The New York and Long Branch road Company announces a shelter waiting room to be built this spring on the west side of the track near the main station crossing. Dr John Y Dobbbing at St Lake's will speak on The New Appointment.
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Bradley Beach
Beron
New York and Long Branch Road Company
John Y. Dobbbing
Bt. Lake's
Trimming Accident Leaves Carpenter Severely Injured
Henry Clevenger, 62, a carpenter, fell about 30 feet while trimming a large tree on Second Avenue. He sustained a broken leg and possible skull fracture, with heavy bleeding, and was taken to Mieuth Memorial Hospital. His one remaining eye was severely damaged in the fall. Continued on sixth page.
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Henry Clevenger
David ‘Hyman
Second Avenue
Hislown
Wnras
Charles J. Gremer
United States Express Co
Mi Euth Memorial Hospital
Clevenger
Long Branch Health Board Praises Milk Ordinance Work
At the regular meeting of the Long Branch Board of Health the resolution praised the Milk Committee and the ordinance on milk production. The committee aided council with experts from other cities and towns, aiding shaping the ordinance and earning credit for the board. A copy of the resolution was to be sent to Mrs. J. W. Canning, President of Clean Milk. Mrs. Proctor of Manasquan died after an operation in New York Hospital, leaving a husband and daughter. Fire Chief Jansen of Manasquan defeated Chapman for assistant chief in a recent vote.
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Board of Health
City of Long Branch
Mre
J. W. Canning
The
Clean Milk, Idea
Manasquan
O. B. Proctor
al New York Hospital
Proc ‘Tor Haves
Doris Proctor
Jansen Manasquan
H. Janhosora
Willam Ruf
Chapman
Federal Building Plans Favor Marble Exterior
Federal building construction plans in Washington DC call for a marble exterior. The change from limestone was urged by Vermont Marble Company and supported by the Chamber of Commerce resolution. Congressman Scully and Senator Long Branch are noted as backing the marble option.
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Washington, D. C
Slocum
Chamber of Commerce
N. Une
Vermont Marble Company
Scully
Long Branch
Sane ARE MURDERED BY ORDER OF VILLA
Fragmentary text indicates a murder claim linked to an order of Vila with unclear names and details. No clear entities or dates emerge. summary possible only as a garbled note about a homicide order.
Beadleston Couple Headed for Florida Stay
Mr and Mrs A N Beadleston of Rum aon road depart for a six week Florida visit. The Elberon Hot Air banquet reception is planned with elaborate prep to be the finest yet. The Republican Club of Red Bank holds a smoker in Eisner building with invited attendees and speakers. In Trenton the Ocean Grove bill was not taken up and deferred at President Slocum’s request until a later date.
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Beadlestona
A. N. Beadleston
Rumaon Road
Florida
Elberon
Mania de Seer
Republican Club
Red Bank
Eisner
Trenton
Senate
Ocean Grove
Slocum
Moymouth County
Regin Decision Involving Leonie Runkle Recall Mayor Bryant
A court decision concerns Leonie Runkle versus City Clerk Winfield Warwick over a recall of Mayor Bryant and Commissioners Ron Smith and Marshal. The writ was entered on August 11 during a ten day period required for process.
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Leonie Runkle Va
Winfield R. Warwick
Bryant
Ron Smith
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Good Monmouth Co. Farm
Ia Daily
Lene
Wescott
Simpson Church
John White
Monmouth Beach
Lock
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de. R. B. Stephenson
Elizabeth Cross
Mra
Mary Crowe
Pair Haven
No Cogan
John Cogan
Marshall Fred Barham
Booth Branch
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