White Devil Wins Ice Yacht Race for Special Reid Cup
White Devil captained by Elisha W. Price won the special Reid Cup at Shrewsbury, finishing the 15 mile triangular course at Shallow Point in 31 minutes after rival Carel broke a pole and Eagle failed. Winds were light for a second ten mile race, with Princeton leading Mildred before withdrawal.
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Price
Clarel
Eagle
Shrewsbury
Elisha W. Price
White Devil
E. W. Reid
Walter Content
Carel
Princeton
Mildred
Minnattie
South Shrewsbury Club
Munro
Mi- Mattre
Crab
Isabel
Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht ‘Club
Lsahel
Murder Trial Opens In Freehold For Asbury Park Man
Gavino Crispo, an Asbury Park Italian, faces a murder trial before Justice Voorhees and Judge Foster at Freehold for the September 12 shooting of Michael Villepiano in Asbury Park. Villepiano died October 29 at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Prosecutors outline the case, with testimony including the hospital escape, razor threat, and a fatal bullet wound. The jury includes Ezekiel Wilson of Raritan as foreman and members from Freehold, Marlboro, Matawan, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavino Crispo
Asbury Park
Michael Villepiano
Supreme Court
Williard P. Voorhees
John B. Foster
Freehold
Villepiano
Crispo
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Samuel A. Patterson
William T. Hoffman
Applegate
Vredenburgh
A. J. C. Stokes
Ian
Asbury Park West Side
Ezekiel Wilson
Raritan
Forman Wetherill
Upper Freehold
Albert
Richard Co. Stillwell
Villepaine
Shockley House
Edwin T. Field
William H. Smith
Foster
John Cataloni
Long Braneh
Cataloni
Thomas Tlyadotti
Adamson Appointed Receiver in Local Bankruptcy
R C Adamson Jr contracting plumber of Liberty street was on last Thursday appointed receiver for Austin Hurley in bankruptcy proceedings started in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Adamson, Jr
Liberty Street
Austin Hurley
Freehold
New Plumbing Contracts For Sternbach Cottage Work
R. Adamson Jr, a local plumber, signs multiple contracts for extensive sanitary plumbing in the Sternbach cottage on Norwood Avenue and plans to start several jobs in South Elberon within days. Joseph Velasco, Jeffreystreet resident, lost two team horses when their sleigh slipped on a wet road. one horse had a jaw injury and the other a broken hind leg, necessitating euthanasia after P C A agent McGarvey assessed the damage. Good butter at Scober's 306, and a mug of old ale at Hotel Liberty are advertised, with healthful claims for Scober's product and Buries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson, Jr
Joseph Velasco
Jeffreystreet
Joseph McGarvey
Shadow Lawn Tax Valuation Upheld
The Monmouth County Tax Board upheld Shadow Lawn's $200000 assessment after B J Greenhut bought the property. A $25000 reduction was sought. Shadow Lawn, once linked to Taft as a summer home, sits in West Long Branch with mayor Monroe V Poole and assessor Frederick A Beale. The board plans to reopen the Hess assessment at its next meeting.
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Monmouth County Tax Board
Shadow Lawn
John A. McCall
B. J. Greenhut
New York
Greenhut
Taft
West Long Branen
Monroe V. Poole
Frederick A. Beale
Hess
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
Simon Hess
Woolley slated for another term
Washington dispatch reports Anthony T. Woolley postmaster at Long Branch receives strong backing for reappointment, with support from the city and county Republican leaders and a large petition by Forrest Green. Senate sending by the President, while census and Cannon division news fill out the political scene.
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Washington, D. C
Anthony T. Woolley
Long Branch
Howell
Woolley
Post Office Department
Forrest Green
Hug
Automobile Club
Wiley
District of Columbia
Committee On
New Jersey
Census Bureau
Washington
Jersey
Cannon
Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Gardner
Loudenstager
Parker and Howell
Hamill
Kinkhead
Seeaker
Oldest Lodge 39 000 in Assets At 61st Anniversary
Avioch Lodge No 77 O F celebrates sixty first anniversary on March 13 with Grand Master T Elvin English attending a district meeting. officers installed by Deputy Grand Master George Masson. lodge assets over 9000 cash balance 500. 102 members. The lodge has disbursed over 30000 in relief in sixty two years. A local wedding follows the meeting with Miss Jowie Stevenson to wed Samuel Sculthorpe at Trinity Episcopal Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avioch Lodge
O. F
Masson
Edty
T. Elvin English
Odd Fellows
Eal
George Masson
John Pf,knox
Asbury Park
Lodge
Noble Grand
John W. Applegate
W. Bb. Shinn
J. 8
Guardian
Wood
P. G
W. R. Tallman
Ge Eral
Terwilliger
Maston
China
Jowie Stevenson
Red Bank
Samuel Sculthorpe
Navesink
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Mackellar
June
Steinbach aims for Grand Rapids furniture show
Merchant Jacob Steinbach left last week for Grand Rapids Michigan on his annual trip to attend the furniture exhibit and select items for his Broadway department store. He is one of the large buyers and usually stays about two weeks. Pine mackerel at Seobey's three for twenty five cents today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Grand Rapids, Mich
Broadway
Mr. Steinbach
Williams Hrethers Build Large Seiner For John Applegate
Williams Hrethers boat builders are finishing a large working boat for John Applegate of Bea Bright. The vessel measures 7 feet overall with a bottom of 88 feet and 4 feet wide. It features a four foot six inch depth and a 6 hk engine. Completion is expected by month end. The boat includes a seven-bank hunting gin and is intended for seine fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Hrethers
John Applegate
Bea Bright
Weather Indications For Tonight And Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday with slowly rising temperatures Temperatures rise modestly as a northwest wind continues. Sexton Broa undertakers and embalmers based at 510 Broadway offer funeral services and contact details in the notice.
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Sexton Broa
Broadway
Chattle Dominates Fordham Prep In Close Court Tilt
On Saturday night at Lyceum, Chattle defeated Fordham Preparatory School 31 to 13 amid fanfare. Heiles led Chattle with nine baskets, Schwartz four, with strong defensive work by Tomasky and Morris limiting Fordham’s attempts. Chelsea Five later beat Chattle second team 26 to 12.
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Lyceum Court
Fordham Preparatory
Fordham
Chattle
Heiles
Chapman
Virlano
Captain Black
Burne
Burns
Chelsea
Chattles
Rafferty
Baer
le Valley
Bally
Certer
Viracola
Stein
Guarda
G. Rafferty
Flake
Bennett
Helles
Seffle
Crattle
Fordham Prep
Weveees Hagen
Pricess Virlano Chattle
Boom meeting opens 1910 Board of Trade agenda
Tonight at City Hall the Board of Trade holds its first regular meeting of 1910. Open to the public, with Brent Good reporting on the pier proposition and Ocean Park rentals, plus updates from the Sportsmen's Show committee and Lincoln day dinner next month. Also notes on Ocean Pier lease discussions, backed by City Council scrutiny, and promotions by Perfection Oil Heater. Evening theatre features a vaudeville novelty from Conners Edna and new acts direct from Keith & Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Manic Chamber
City Hall
Board of Trade
Brent Good
Ocean Park
Ovenn’ Park
Mefaddin
Legislative session opens with US Senate race looming
The 144th New Jersey Legislature convenes at noon with focus on the United States Senate contest. Nine sitting senators will influence the race. the Assembly faces coquetting as Republicans seek second terms. Leaders Kean Stokes Fort and Baird shape early strategy amid the 1907 primary law test.
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Trenton
United States
Senate
Lnd
John Kean
Griffith W. Lewis
Burlington
William J. Bradley
Camden
Robert EB. Hand
Cape May
George W. F. Gaunt
Gloucester
Oliver H. Brown
Monmouth
John D. Prince
Passaic
William Phimmer
Salem
Joseph’ 8&. Prelinghuysen
Somerset
Ernest R. Acker
Edward ©. Stokes
Governor Fort
David Baird
Kean
North Jersey
Frank O. Briggs
Mercer County
South Jersey
Union County
Stokes
Washington
Cumberland
Isaac T. Nichols
Baird
Ald Stokes
Sodality Society Elects Officers
The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Holy Angels elected officers at Star of the Sea Church. Miss Regina Helles and Miles Mary McGregor contested for wife of president, with Miss McGregor winning. New president is Miss McGregor, daughter of William McGregor of Westwood Avenue. Other officers include Miss Anna Minser vice president, Miss Anna Colton secretary, Miss Rose Hines treasurer, and social committee members Mary Kedigan Josephine Philips Regina Helles. Holy Angels Sodality elected Miss Helen White president, Miss Jennie Finley vice president, Miss Susanna Carney secretary, Miss Maria Garriel treasurer, with social committee Margaret Beatty Catherine Tobin and Margaret Durham. First social of the year at the Lyceum planned for Friday night with an attractive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin’ Mary and the Holy Angels Bagality
Star of the Sea Church
Regina Helles
Miles Mary McGregor
Margaret Beatty
Catherine Tobin
Margaret
Durham
Sodality
Lyceum
Mrs Hopper Buried at Wet Tone Franch Life Saving Station
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Wisener Hopper wife of William Hopper surf man No 1 were held yesterday at the Hopper home in Wet Tone Franch. Rev C B Fisher of the old First M E Church officiated. Pallbearers named include Thomas Pan and Harry Frank Walter William and Solomon Sherman. A quartet and numerous floral tributes marked the ceremony at Life Saving Station No 6 and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Wisener
Mia
Bert Woolley
Jesus
Brother
G. A. Fulton
Poole
J. H. White
F. W. van Note
L. B. Woolley
George Hopper
John H. Patterson
Jane Wisener
Misses Quirk
New York
Old Painting Firm Poole and Van Note Dissolve
Poole and Van Note of West Long Branch dissolve partnership effective January Lat. Charles A Poole withdrew as West Long Branch Borough Council member and Joseph D Van Note will continue the business under the firm name. The firm has long served Elberon and surrounding patrons in painting and decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole & van Note
West Long Branch
Charles A. Poole
Joseph D. van Note
Elberon
Sc T U to Meet in City Hall Wednesday at 3 P M
Local notice reports a Sc T U meeting to convene in City Hall next Wednesday at 3 p m The item also mentions heater magazines offered by Jacob Steinrich and a birth in North Long Branch with a daughter born on Sunday January 9th plus a fish market note for mackerel at Seober's priced three for a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sc. T. U
City Hall
Howard Brown
North Long Branch
This City
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Charles H. Greene, Jr
Third Avenue
Henry Hume Munro
J. E. Green
Greene
Shrewsbury Tee Boat and Yacht Club
Commodore Gibbons
Hazel
Asher Warrell
James P. Throckmorton
Jacob Edwards
Walter Riddle
H. J. Hume
Henry H. Munro
John Hates
Thomas Niddle
Harry Weel
Scobey's
Ae. Pound
Tha&ewite
A. F. Golden
Adamson
Scober's
Farry
Hotel Liberty
The
Daily Record
Beale
Congressman
Oldest Lodge
Dedd
Merchant Steinbach
Grand Rapids
Seobey's
Bea Bright Man
Fordham Preparatory School Five
Hefles
Morrid
Cc Pace
Lynch
Black
Tomasky
Schwarz
Tetles
Village
Pynch
Heben
James Walsh
Mr. Fitz, Seorer
J. A. Burns, Jr
Thmer
W. A.D. Clark
Jacob Sreinbach
Lochner
Keith & Proctor
Mesars
Coners & Edna
Sodality Society
Miss McGregor Ghosen
Star of the Sea Organization
Hopper
Takanaseee
Surf
Jacob Steinrich
Seober's
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