Boys Plead Guilty In Horse Theft Case At Freehold
Edward Williams 20 pleaded guilty to stealing a horse harness and buggy wagon from Winfield Conover near Englishtown on New Year’s Day. Coleman Chandler 13 was paroled in custody of Conover and Probation Officer Ramsay. Both youths, reform school inmates from Jamesburg, were arrested in Jersey City the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Conover
Garret B. Conover
Englishtown
Edward Williams
Foster
Freehold
Coleman Chandler
Reed
Mr. Conover
W. W. Ramsay
Reform School
Jamesburg
Staats Stillwell
Morgan Wright
Middletown
Jack Allen
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
William Disbrow
la Beite
Bradley Beach
Disbrow
Auto Skids and Hits Trolley Car at Oceanic Road
William O'Brien of Red Bank and Sea Bright escaped injury when his runabout failed brakes on the main road near E. Dr Godfrey's, skidded into a trolley car led by Conductor George Robinson and Motorman Edward Drennan. The trolley steps were ripped. car damaged. O'Brien aided by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
William O'Brien
Sea Bright
O'Brien
Oceanic
Godfrey
O’brien
George Robinson
Edward Drennan
Mr. O'Brien
Robbers Hit Little Silver Post Office Again
Robbers again attacked the Little Silver post office on Church street in a five month span. A heavy nitro charge blew open the safe inner compartment but apparently no money or stamps were taken. The blast damaged the building and shattered windows as locals awoke and armed themselves. the robbers fled after locking the outer door and igniting a fuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Silver Post Office
Church Street
John T. Lovett
Death in Middletown Woman in her nineties
Mrs Anna VanKirk of Headden's Corner Middletown township died in bed at her son Peter VanKirk's home after five months confined to a room. She was in her 90s with general debility and a recent cold. Coroner Harry Fay issued a burial permit. Funeral at 2:30 pm tomorrow at the Red Bank residence. Rev. Miner to officiate. Burial at FairView cemetery, with Mounts & Son directing. She was born in 1823 in Holmdel, survived by son Peter and Charles of Tinton Falls. husband predeceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vankirk
Headden’s Corner
Middletown Township
Anna VanKirk
VanKife-pare
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Robert R. Mount& Son
FairView Cemetery
VanKirk
Holmdel
Crawford
Peter
Charles VanKirk
Tinton Falls
Ceppalunio Funeral Draws Large Crowd
The funeral of Alfred Ceppalunio the Italian baker murdered by his brother Sebastine attracted a largely attended service at Holy Trinity Church at 10. The crowd filled the Prospect Street church area and lined the procession routes from Red Bank and Asbury Park. Interment was by Hyer & Flock. the killer remained at large with police pursuing clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ceppalunio
Sebastine
Holy Trinity Church
Prospect Street
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Holy Trinity
Mandamento de Lauro Society
Hyer & Flock
City Hall
Wanting
Ewen McIntyre a long branch pioneer dies at 87
Ewen McIntyre of Long Branch died at his New York home from pneumonia at 87 after six weeks illness. Born in Johns town New York to Scotch parents he trained at the New York College of Pharmacy graduating in 1847 and served as honorary president of the College of Pharmacy and the American Pharmaceutical Association. He was a life member of St Andrews Society and the American Society of Natural History. Funeral tomorrow at 11:30 from his Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenwood. He leaves a wife four sons and five daughters and was active locally as a leader in the Long Branch Property Holders Association and Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church. His property near Takanassee Lake faced planned river widening by the Board of Commissioners. He spoke at Lincoln Day dinners and attended the old city council meetings advocating improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewen McIntyre
Long Branch
West 74Th Street
New York
Mr. McIntyre
Johnstown
Fulton County
N. Y
New York College of Pharmacy
College of Pharmacy
American Pharmaceutical Association
St. Andrew's Society
American Society of Natural History
McIntyre
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Takanassee Lake
Board of Trade
Hotel Pannaci
School of Musketry to Open for Officers and Enlisted Men
Adjutant-General Wilbur F. Sadler, by governor order, opens a field musketry school in this state. Brigadier-General Bird W. Spencer to command with assigned infantry and cavalry instructors. Officers and men must apply through company commanders after December 1. Successful students receive a proficiency certificate qualifying them as range officers at Sea Girt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sadler
Wilson
Bird
W. Spencer
Edwin Field
Red Bank
Sea Girt
Wilson asserts power to appoint state officers before leaving office
Gov Wilson says he has no doubt about his constitutional authority to appoint forty state officers and issue commissions before vacating the governor’s office. The appointments affect positions with salaries totaling over $100 000 and are to take effect after terms start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Clarence E Kline Marries Frances Dube In Secret Ceremony
Clarence E. Kline son of Mr and Mrs P P Kline 257 Westwood avenue wed Frances Dube a former Third Avenue New York Telephone Company operator in a ceremony performed by Rev E W Elwell of Toms River The couple kept the marriage quiet until recently They celebrated with a dinner at Kline parents home and a farewell dinner at Edwards avenue Philadelphia witnesses included Mr and Mrs Charles Evans After their wedding they planned to move to Birmingham Alabama where Kline will join Southern Bell Telephone Company The bride is Joseph Dubes only daughter noted in the piece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Kline
PP. Kline
Westwood Avenue
Frances Dube
Third Avenue
New York Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Rev
W. Elwell
Toms River
Mr. Kline
Kline
Harry Bennett
Edwards Avenue
Charles Evans
Philadelphia
South Jersey
Joseph Dube
Radical NJ tax reform urged by probe panel
A New Jersey legislative commission urges drastic changes to equalize and modernize property taxation. Proposals include shifting to a state led assessment system, abolishing the State Board of Assessors, creating a State Assessor, and establishing county assessors with local boards to hear appeals. Public Utility valuations would move to state level with data from the Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Special Commission
New Jersey
State Board of Equalization
State Public Utilities Commission
Voorhees Act
State Board of Assessors
State Board of Rualization
Public Utilities Commission
State Assessor
Banker Robin Sentenced to One Year in Prison
New York June 10 Joseph Robin the financier pleaded guilty to stealing 27600 from Washington Savings Bank and was sentenced by Justice Seabury to one year in the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island. He aided the district attorney in convicting Cummins Reichman and former City Chamberlain Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph
Robin
Pages Monk
Washington Savings Bank
Justice Seabury
Blackwell's Island
William Cummins
Joseph Reighman
Charles H. Hyde
Northern Bank
Cummins and
Reichman
Carnegie Trust Company
Banka van Tuyl
Seabury
Big yearly sale at Ire Stricktin Asbury Park store
The notice promotes the annual Stricktin sale drawing shoppers to Asbury Park. It touts reduced prices on suits and overcoats for men and youths, urging readers to consult the full ad on page 14 for complete details. Also mentions a Fire and Inventory Sale at Goldstein's and various local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldstein
Ire Stricktin
Asbury Park
Highlands Trade Board Banquet At Sea Bright Inn
The Highlands Board of Trade held its first banquet at Sea Bright Inn with about 100 covers. Notables attended included Congressmen Scully, Senator Slotum, and local officials. Toasts honored Highlands on the Shrewsbury, with a seven course menu and prayers. Advanced notice teased an inventory sale at Goldstein's tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Board of ‘Trade
Sea Bright Inn
Thomas J. Scully
John W. Slotum
Assembly
Leon Taylor
W. ©. Hope
William C. Hayden
C. BE. Throckmorton
John M. Corlies
George I. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Allan R. Reid
Thomas Huss
Highlands
A. G. Intermann
Mimner H. Geran
Ma’ Wan
John E. Foster
Atantic Highlands
Histori
Montifiore G. Kahn Declares Bankruptcy in New Jersey
Long Branch resident Montifiore G. Kahn filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1.4 and assets of 200. Son of the late Moses F. Kahn, he built a varied career in New York real estate and local Long Branch clubs, known as a dog fancier and early secretary of the Monmouth County Kennel Club. He is unmarried and about 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nod
Kahn
Moses F. Kahn
Long Ranch
New York
Monmouth County Kennel Club
Long Branch Fair Association
Elkwood Park
Board of Trade
South Jersey
Turkish War Renewal Threat Over London Talks
Turkish forces along the Chatalya line threaten mutiny and insist the government withdraw from the London conference and renew the war. Bulgarian envoy Dr Daneff warned that Turkey withdrawing peace envoys could revive Balkan war, with negotiations likely to resume tomorrow per Sir Edward Grey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dan
Chatalya
London
Turkey
Balkan
Daneff
Edward Grey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oasis Club
Little Silver P. D
Ira A
Stricklin
G.cocuzzo
Ceppalunio
Ewen Mvintyre
Takanassee Lake ‘Head
Presbyterian
Oakhurst
Ernest Bennett
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John M. Nixon
Sugar Bowl
Choice
Hutter
O- F. Bennett's
Broadway
Cor
Rockwell Ave
Musketry
Red Bank Cavalry Troop
Dobbins
TC. West
O. F. Bennett’s
Daily Record
The
Tov
Clarence Kline
Miss Frances Duby
Birmingham, Alabama
Jersey
Goldstein's
Rend
Campbell’s Arcade
North Broadway
Goldendl
Algonquin
Telbe
Algonquin Society
Warriors of
Monmouth Beach
North Long Branch
Highlands Trade Board
Elberon Counci
Washington Camp
Wanamassa Tribe
John H. Greene
Montifiore
G. Kahn
Fancer
Hirschfelds
Amy Hirschfeld
City of St. Louis
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Commercial Hotel
Bill
City Tai
Elks’ Lodge
Marshall Woolley
William A.’ Stevens
Eity
Winfield R. Warwick
Joseph Keskey
Colorado
Ang
Wim
Sultan
Showers
Chaplai
William,t. Abbott
Oceah Grove
James B. Morris
G. A. R. Hall
Theodore Joline
Howard A. Hrmley
Lomertaet
Empire
Monmouth Street
Chas
W. Ritter
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