Chinese laundryman shoots rival in Tong war case
Chong Sam admitted firing at Charley Wing in a Broadway laundry near Pearl street. Wing testified with arm in a sling as Sam claimed insanity. A letter allegedly directed Sam to kill Wing, who survived with flesh wounds. Sam, from Mee Ling tong, faced charges with bonds set for Wing’s witness appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chong Sam
Charley Wing
Broadway
Pearl Street
City Recorder
van Doren
Wing
New York
Chong
Frank C. Nahm
Sam
Bai
Freehold
Saqn
Seiler
Chong Sam Ik
Mee Ling Tong
On Songs
Building Permits Surge in December and July Totals
Building records show December filings reached 26 permits totaling 28 821 dollars with 9 dollars in fees. Names include Simon Heas on 7 Brighton avenue stores, W F Carley remodeling Morris avenue, D Schnakenberg remodeling stores and houses, H Wolfson store Joline avenue, J P Hamilton Jr house Washington street, Frank house Summer street, C P Soffel remodeling store, E Wheeler house Grand avenue, Reuben Wright addition Overton Place. Inspector Smith notes 106 permits issued from July through December with 289 dollars in fees. Hollywood Athletic Club elects Harold McCarthy president and officers Frank Frey vice president Charles Fitter secretary Howard Dangler treasurer James Catanach janitor Jack McCarthy assistant janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
Simon Heas
Brighton Avenue
W. F. Carley
Morris Avenue
D. Schnakenberg
H. Wolfson
Joline Avenue
J.P. Hamilton, Jr
Washington Street
Si Frank
Summer Street
C. P. Soffel
E. Wheeler
Grand Avenue
Reuben Wright
Overton Place
Inspector Smith
Athletic Club
The
Hollywood Athletic Club
Harold McCarthy
Frank Frey
Charles Fitter
Howard Dangler
James ©. Catanach
Jack McCarthy
Odd Fellows Install Belmar Lodge Officers in Public Ceremony
District Deputy George Masson of Arfoch Lodge 77 IL 0. O. F. and staff installed United Lodge 99 officers at Belmar to a crowd of over four hundred. Present were Past Grand Master Wesley B Stout and Rev B H Hulse. Refreshments followed. Installations listed include George Brand N G and multiple G Ns and officers. Masson to install Asbury Park edge officers tomorrow and Neptune Lodge next Wednesday, completing six months of 1910 installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Masson
Arfoch Lodge
O. F
United Lodge
Belmar
Long Branch
Masson
Wesley B . Stout
CG. Hulse
John Patterson
F. G.tomlison
William Reynolds
Edward Newman
I. G
Ernest Herbert
O. G
Adam Brown
Arthur Housel
Asbury Park Edge
Neptune Lodge
Asbury Park
Seized cattle and horse case in New Jersey cruelty probe
Special agent L N Bohannan acting for Mrs Jasper Lynch of Lakewood seized seven cattle one calf and one horse from John Smilers near Minch's Mine as alleged cruelty. Prosecution planned with warrant issued for Charles Strassner of Philadelphia for abandoning two horses at Davenport Ocean County. Bohannan reported horses shot and filed complaint at Tom's River Justice Jeffreys. Officer to arrest Strassner upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington County
L. N. Bohannan
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
New Jersey Society
Ocean County
John 8. Smiers
Lemmon
Minch
Bohannan
Lynch
Smilers
Wade
Justice of the Peace
W. Howard Jeffreys
Toms River
Straussner
Creation Heated Now in Small Show House
Management of Creation installs a large coal stove to furnish adequate heat for the pretty little show house. The house will be comfortably heated this evening.
Asbury May Get Convention Hall
Founder James A. Bradley submits to Asbury Park via Henry Steinbach and the Board of Trade a tentative lease of the beach auditorium for convention hall and amusements at 2150 dollars yearly plus tax insurance and water. Total annual expenses for the auditorium near 3500 dollars, to be borne by the city or leaseholder. Field in Auto Accident. Edwin T. Field of Red Bank injured when his car skidded entering Britton’s pharmacy, rammed sidewalk, broke window frame, and damaged woodwork. Johnnie Hayes vs A Johnson 3 mile race at Chelsea Rink Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Henry Steinbach
Board of Trade
Beach
Field
Edwin T. Field
Red Bank
Britton
Empire Lodge Officers Installed at Hicks Hall
Deputy Grand Master George Mason leads Empire Lodge No. 174 I O O F in installing officers for the term at Hicks Hall. New officials include Noble Grand Grandin B Layton Vice Grand George Bacon Recording Secretary Albert Embley Financial Secretary Anderson Case Treasurer A B Morris R S to Noble Grand D H Wolley S B to Noble Grand Louis Miller Conductor Uriah Bennett Warden Joel Burchell R S to Vice Grand Oscar Cottrell Inside Guardian Morris Bloom Outside Guardian George Kemp Right and Left Scene Supporters Anthony Gambrione and Nichols Citizen. Annual reports show the lodge financially sound with mortgages and bank stock. Refreshments served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Masson
Empire Lodge
Hicks' Hall
Noble
B. Layton
George Bacon
Albert Embley
Anderson Case
A. B. Morris
Noble Grand
D. H. Woolley
Louis Miller
Uriah Bennett
Joel Burchell
Oscar Cottrell
Inside Guardian
Morris Bloom
Outside Guardian
Géorge Kemp
Anthony Gambrione
Nichols
New Vice President for Citizens' Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of four Long Branch banks saw two new directors elected at New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company to replace two deceased directors. Citizens' National Bank named Benjamin P. Morris first vice president and Dr. James J. Reed second vice president, with new board and officers listed for Lang Branch, First National Bank, Citizens' National Bank, and New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co. Oliver Smallwood also reopened his Liberty street undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company
James McLain
James A. Julick
Citizens’ National Bank
Benjamin P. Morris
Harry B.sherman
James J. Reed
Sea Bright
Mr. Morris
Lang Branch
Banking Company
Gilbert White
Thomas
Woolley
Edwin L. Woolley
George A. Allen
William Hendrickson, Jr
Benjamin Woolley
Henry Joline
First National Bank
Thomas R. Woolley
John Terhune
James L. Terhune
Henry 8
Terhune
Edward R. Slocum
Thomas i. Woolley
H. 8. Terhune
R. Slocum
Citizens' National Bank
Charles A. Poole
EB. T. Welch, Jr
Richard H. Hughes
Brent Good
Aliam Plwood Jeffrey
Benjamin A. van Prant
Jacob Steinbach
John Guire
Robert Tappin
Steward Cook
H. B. Sherman
J. A. Woolley
B. P. Morris
J. J. Reed
W. J. Smythe, Jr
Nesbitt
J. WH. Davis, Jr
H. W. Sherman
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co
Augustus Chandler
Samuel S. Seobey
Charley
Aea Francis
Alonso D. Sherman
Matthias Woolley
Herbert W. Cooper
Harry C. Scobey
Charles H. Kipp
Alexander J. Paul
John F. Woolley
Benjamin A. van Brunt
W. BH. D. Stokes
Anthony T. Woolley
Ashley B. Stout
Joseph Goldstein
Sea Bright secretary to Brown committees named at Trenton
Chester Packer of Sea Bright is secretary to the Game and Fisheries committee chaired by Sen ator Brown and will also serve as secretary to the Public Health committee. Hiram Walton of Asbury Park will install Sea Side Lodge officers at Hicks Hall tonight with grand officers present. The lodge members are urged to attend and extend a reception to the visiting officers. The text also touts Shrewsbury Club whisky and notes a mackerel offer at Senbey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Packer
Sea Bright
Trenton
Mr. Packer
Wood 10 Make New World Records at Shrewsbury Regatta
The Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club plans a big ship and skate program on Pleasure Bay with Morris Wood starring. He will skate an exhibition quarter against his own world record pace and a half mile paced by an automobile, plus a barrel jumping display. Other events include half mile scratch, mile handicap, two mile handicap, and a 25 mile race by Sergeant Wallings. competitors include Taylor Tess Smith Moeler Ray Dayton Davison Wood Wardell Sutphen and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Donohue
Wood
Morris Wood
Wallings
William Taylor
Brooklyn
Tess Smith
New York
al Moeler
James Ray
West Farm
Anneth Dayton
Harry Davison
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
Jack and
Ollie Wood
del Fisher
Querett Wardell
Woodward Sutphen
Isabel Second In Championship Race at Red Bank
Walter Content's Isabel, sailed by Captain E W Price, finished second in the third class world championship race at Red Bank. Charles Burd's Imp won in 1 hour 3 minutes 8 seconds over twenty miles, Isabel two minutes 20 seconds back, with Edward Fielder's Club third and Grant Morford's Tyre fourth. The Imp also led all seven boats in the Commodore Morford cup ten mile event, with Isabel second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ~Content
Isabel
Shrewsbury
E.W. Price
Red Bank
Charles Burd
Imp
Edward Fielder
Grant & Morford
North Shrewsbury
Hazel
Leroy
Commodore Morford
Mr. Content
Tyro
Daisy
Stag Surprise Party and Evening Features at Home
Cornelius Thompson known as Deacon Thompson hosted a surprise party with card games and performances by Tom Proctor Jr and others. Guests included Edward Roselle Seo bey F Hinger Daniel Van Note Jack Jeffrey Louis Ennis. New arc lights illuminated Creation and a dinner followed under Mrs Thompson and Mrs Jeffrey. Westwood beat Red Bank 13 to 7 in basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Thompson
Deacon
Weather Indications With Cloudiness And Rain
Weather report notes cloudiness and a chance of rain late tonight Thursday. Temperatures rise tonight with a warmer night ahead. Moderate winds from the south and south west. Local note about food price at Reohey's with butter at 30c per pound, a typo remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reohey's
East Jersey High School League Meeting Plans Field Meet
A gathering of East Jersey High School League members is set for next Saturday afternoon at Asbury Park High School. They will arrange a track and field meet, draft a baseball schedule, and discuss Hon Melvin E Rice's proposal for another cap for the league. The first basketball game will pit Chattle against Neptune at Asbury Park Y M C A on Thursday afternoon, delayed from Friday night due to court access. Perth Amboy has left the league over court costs, leaving four teams: Chattle Red Bank Asbury Park and Neptune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park High School
Melvin E. Rice
Chattle
Neptune
Asbury Park Y. M. c. A
Clever Cloak of Affection Keeps Cohen Unpunished
In Chicago and Philadelphia reports, 17 year old Roberta DeJanon says Cohen cannot be tried for abduction as she persuaded him to travel with her. She calls him like a father and vows to shield him, while Cohen claims she forced the voyage. The couple seeks to return to her grandfather’s home and resume normal life. Meanwhile in Wilkes Barre six miners die and six are badly burned in a Nottingham shaft explosion at Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roberta DeJunon
Frederick Cohen
Cohen
Robert Buist
Roberta de Janon
Chicago
Bellevue-Stratford
Layald
Father
Grandfather
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Weo
Lem
Mr. Cohen
Wilkesbarre, Penn
Nottingham
Lehigh and Wilkestarre Coal Company
Plymouth
Budget of Monmouth County for 1910 Appropriations
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders approved the 1910 budget totaling 886,800.79, with 134,000 for roads. Highlights include General charges, Public Works, and Special items such as M. M. Hospital at Long Branch and surrogate, sheriff, and county clerk costs. Estimated receipts from the surrogate, sheriff, and clerk offices are 38,500, with overall revenue projections. A new county road from Oakhurst schoolhouse to Edgemere avenue was requested by John W. Slocum, supported by Ocean township residents supporting 10 percent local funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Southard
Allentown
Smithburg
Keyport
Amboy
Jerseyville
M. M
Long Branch
Surrogate's
John W. Slocum
Oakhurst
Edgemere Avenue
Ocean Township
Ocean
Monmouth
Oakhuret
Asbury Park
Accident Injures Andrew Rapp at Broadway Bakery
Andrew Rapp an Heidi Baking Company employee was badly injured while unloading flour near Huge's bakery on Broadway. His weight plus a barrel toppled a wagon, tearing the scrotum severely. He was treated at Dr Filice and Dr Kahn, then moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He had recently joined Heidi Company from Louis Soffel's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rapp
Heidi Baking Company
Huge's Bakery
Broadway
Rapp
Second Avenue
F. EB. Filice
Paul Kahn
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Louis Soffel
Héidi Company
Simpson SS Officers Elect At Garfield avenue
The Simpson Memorial M E Church Sunday School elected new officers led by Superintendent Charles W. Blakeslee and secretary William H. Crook. Other roles filled include First assistant Mrs. W. H. Walsh, Librarian William Soden, and Chorister Grace Crook. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Memorial
M. EK. Church
Standay
William H. Walsh
Garfield Avenue
Charles W. Blakes
Woman Died Suddenly at Hillesde Avenue Home
Mrs Margaret Sherman died suddenly at her Hillesde avenue home yesterday afternoon after a yearlong leg ailment that worsened. Her husband found her prostrate in a chair. Dr C A Clark pronounced life extinct. Surviving are four children Henry Catherine Joseph and Frank. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 30 at Star of the Gee Church with Rev W P Cantwell officiating. interment at Mt Carmel by Hyer and Flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Eogenry Sherman
Hillesde Avenue
C. A. Clark
Hfe
Henry
Catherine
Joseph
Frank
Star of the
Gea Chugoh
W. P. Cantwell
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Carmel
Three Killed as Nitro Magazine Blast Hits Brandons Ferry
An explosion at a nitroglycerine magazine at Brandons Ferry, Franklin, Penn., instantly killed two men a boy and a team of horses. A house across the river was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Penn
Brandons Ferry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Sukes
Hotel Liberty
Asbury
Convention Hall
New Home
Mrs
Henry W. Morris
Johnnie Hayes
Va. A. Johnson
Chelsea
I. O. O. F. Lodge
City
Hicks’ S Hall
Citizens’ Bank
Harry B. Sherman
Oliver Smallwood
Liberty Street
Sen. Brown
Shrewsbury Club
Albert Hirschfeld
Senbey'a
Toba Star
Westwoods
Westwood
East Jersey High School League
Trip
Walter
Delanon
Wilg
Seabey's
Heidi Baking Co
Charles W. Blakestee
Walsh
Globe Hotel
Frank H. Poole
M. W. Poole
Monmouth County
James Milmore
Edward Wardell
Milmore
Wardell
William R. Beadle
Oceanport Chiefs Raleed
Charles Flammer
Gilmore West
Oceanport
Hatontown
Mr. West
John Ward
Center Street
A. F. Golden
Margaret Sherman
Husband
Scobey’s
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Balmers
J. Mawr
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