Arrests After Fire At Maps Home In Norwoods Avenue
Addison Maps his wife and Michael Cavanaugh were arrested following a kerosene odor and a blaze lit in three places on the lower floor of their Norwoods avenue home. Firefighters saved the building and inmates. hearing postponed due to lack of counsel and witnesses.
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Addison Maps
Mary
Michael Cavanaugh
Miller
Charles E. Brown
Recorder's Court
Maps
John Corlies
Norwoods Avenue
Oceanic Engine Company
Cavanaugh
City Hall
Kingsland
Brown
William Fritz
Norwood Avenue
Red Bank Men Sick
William J. Doig of Monmouth County Electric Company is gravely ill at his Broad street Red Bank home. His condition is very serious with doubtful recovery. Rufus Blodgett Estelle of Oakland street Red Bank suffers a severe rheumatism attack. Estelle is described as a trouble finder for the Red Bank New York Telephone office.
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William J. Doig
Monmouth County Electric Company
Broad Street
Red Bank
Rufus Blodgett Estelle
Oakland Street
Mr. Estelle
New York Telephone Company
Belford Patriots Install New Washington Camp Officers
Belford Patriots Install The newly elected officers of Washington Camp No. 168 P O A Belford were installed Saturday night by District President William P Steinhauser of Asbury Park President Edward Buttley made appointments including Chaplain Lewis B Richmond assistant recording secretary Lester C Walling right sentinels Ambrose Lucas Frank Thompson left sentinels Elwood Murphy William Till Refreshments were served
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Washington Camp
P. O
Belford
William P. Steinhauser
Asbury Park
Edward Buttley
Lewis B. Richmond
Lester C. Walling
Ambrose Lucas
Frank Thompson
Elwood Murphy
William Till
Funeral of Highlands Woman Elizabeth Dillon 57
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon 57 was held yesterday afternoon at Highlands Methodist Church with Rev Thomas Huss officiating. Interment followed at Bay View Cemetery. She survived by a husband and several grown children after a long illness from stomach cancer ending last Wednesday night.
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Elizabeth Dillon
Highlands Methodist Church
Thomas Huss
Bay View Cemetery
Dilton
Millhurst Farmhouse Destroyed by Fire
Fire last evening wiped out a large Millhurst farmhouse owned by Dr. A. P. Fardon of Washington D C. The residence was occupied by Charles Heiser with Mrs Heiser and her father inside. Fire destroyed the house and furniture, origin believed due to a defective flue.
Real Work Of New Legislature To Be Commenced Tonight
Trenton January 15 open session marks second week as Republicans push rapid action on platform bills. Dems may offer reforms, with tax reassessment overhaul facing strong opposition. Highway bond bills, ten hour day for women, State Fire Marshal, and auto tire rules on improved roads loom this week. Voting rights for women expected. Governor Wilson’s appointments unlikely this week.
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Trenton
State House
Senate
House
New Jersey
Senator Edge
James
Hudson
Gebhardt
Hunterdon
Wilson
Brown Gets 30 Days in County Jail After Larceny
John Brown a carpenter by trade but now living as a drinker was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Recorder Arrowsmith. He faces charges of petty larceny including stealing tools and small articles, sold at a sacrifice. He was found leaving the Showles premises with a carriage robe recovered by Miss Ida Showles.
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Long Branch
John Brown
Recorder Arrowsmith
Brown
Justice of the Peace Court
Showles
Third Avenue
Clinton Place
Ida Showles
Mother and Girl Fight Over Suitor in Point Pleasant
Ida Clark daughter of Rosa and Clark of Point Pleasant left home after a violent quarrel over Raymon Bennett a young school principal. Neighbors say Mrs Clark gave the choice between home and Bennett leading to a frenzied clash and Mom tearing clothes and hair. Ida now lives with friends. Bennett had faced parental objections for over a year. Other items note a near drowning at McGreavy’s pond a loge theater closing and revival services at St Luke’s Church with a sermon Awake. Jacob Steinbach ad. 12-13
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Ida Clark
Rosa Clark
Point Pleasant
Clark
Bennett
Mise Clark
Jury Drawn For Luccia Murder Trial In Freehold
Freehold morning session drew fourteen talesmen for the Luccia murder trial of Peter Brady son of Patrick Brady of this city killed September 9 last year in Long Branch. Prosecutor Applegate outlined Brady's evening at the Triangle Hotel Westwood Avenue with two companions and an ensuing dispute over beer. Luccia followed Brady after he left, confronting him near the railroad tracks and a subsequent altercation as bottles were being distributed. Evidence from the coroner inquest referenced Brady and Luccia’s exchanged words and reiterated testimony.
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Freehold
Luecia
Peter Brady
Patrick Brady
Talesmen
Joseph Mount
Holmdel
Adam Worth
Ocean
Alfred McElwaine
Matawan
David Willett
Middletown
W. Irving Aplegate
Howell
William A. Davis
James McCreery
Eatontown
Frank Poling
Raritan
Joh Donovan
James H. Conway
Warren Matthews
Atlantic
Judson Palmer
Applegate
Tat Brady
Long Branch
Brady
Triangle Hotel
Westwood Avenue
Luccia
Luceia
116 New Members for Church Society
The Feast of the Holy Name was celebrated at the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea with a reception for 116 new members. Forty joined the senior order and seventy-five Sacred Heart cadets in the junior society. Father Christmas of the Dominican Order preached on reverence for the Holy Name of Jesus, with Rev. Dr. Cantwell and Rev. Father Garalx assisting. many parishioners attended.
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Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Star of the Sea Society
Father Christmas
New York
Sacred Heart
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey cold wave tonight
The Weather Bureau predicts a 36 hour period of cold and wind beginning tonight and continuing Tuesday with a cold wave and brisk northwest winds. Observations from Long Branch show yesterday's high 23, low last night 20, and 24 hour change 21 degrees. Barometer around 29.78 with 29.23 noted earlier, wind 15 mph from the northwest, humidity near 84 percent this morning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Red Bank items feature water extension fight and deportation tale
Public Utilities Commission hearings in Eatontown seek to force Tintern Water Company to extend mains for homes and fire hydrants. A Red Bank addenda details Count Guerrowski, a dubious immigrant deportation case tied to an elderly woman, Pinkerton surveillance, and local gossip. Also notes on officers to be installed by Sons of Veterans camp with a brief theater ad.
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Eatontown
Tintern Water Company
Public Utilities Commission
Court House
Newark
Wm. L. Edwards
The
Utilities Commission
Water Company
Wm. H. Corbin
Virginia
Red Bank
New York
Nagel
Lynchburg
Guerrowski
Board of Special Inquiry
Department of Commerce and Labor
Albert Levino
Brooklyn
Levino
Bloomingdale Asylum
Paris
Pinkerton
Red
Odessa Lodge
Neptune Defeats Chattle in Tight High School Match
Neptune High School edged Chattle 14 to 9 in a fast, rough game. Neptune capitalized on accurate shooting while Chattle struggled with baskets despite more opportunities and solid team play. Scorers included Gracey, Reichey, Jones, Barrett, Rafferty, LeValley, and Johnson. Umpires were James Walsh and Jack Arthur.
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Chattle High School
Neptune High School
Asbury Park
Chattle
Neps
Ocean Grove
Neptune
Chattle Neptune
Rafferty Cooper
Johnson Jones Laftt
Helles
Gracey
LeValley Reichey
Pornasky Barret
Patrmen Banquet Nods Local Officials at Greene's Hotel
Members of the Long Branch Patrio Men’s Benevolent Association plan their third annual banquet at Greene’s Third Avenue Hotel Thursday evening. City Council members the Mayor and other city officials will be among the invited guests. Patrolman H. K Emmons is the arrangements chairman.
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Long Branch Patriomen's Benevolent Asociation
Greene's
Third Avenue Hotel
H. K Em
Mons Ie
Five Matawat youths to train aboard Newburg ship
Five Matawat young men Cecil Beers Frank Morean John Gorman Stephen Meyer and John West sail to Newburg for training on a ship preparing them for entry into the United States Navy.
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Matawat
Newburg
United States Navy
Cecil Beers
Frank Morean
John Gorman
Stephen Meyer
John West
Priest Holds Flames In Church In Check
A furnace fire in the cellar of St James Church Broad Street Red Bank spread smoke through the building as Rev Father James A Reynolds heard confessions. Joseph Hoffman alerted Reynolds who with others used extinguishers to hold flames until fire crews arrived. First Assistant Chief Louie Tetley led the firefighting. Damage not expected to exceed 160 dollars.
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St. James’ R. C
Broad Street
Red Bank
Father James A. Reynolds
Joseph Hoffman
Father Reynolds
Broad and
Monmouth Streets
Liberty
Louie J. Tetley
Mr. Tetley
St. James' Church
Long Branch Ice Yacht Club Adds Members for Key Race
The Long Branch Ice Yacht Club welcomed new members Terhune P Straus and Carl Broecel with honorary notices for Lee Berry and Charles Eldredie. Plans for a match race on Shallow Point between the Snowflake and the Imp are pending after fee approval, with Snowflake owned by Captain R T Heltermeyer and Imp by Captain Jamie O'Brien. The event draws strong interest for January 21 afternoon racing.
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Long Branch Ice
Pleasure Bay Club
Vory 8
Terhune
Klnc. 1
P. Straus
Newark
Carl Broecel
New York
Lee W. Berry
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Charles A. Eldredie
Imp
Tatler
R. T. Heltermeyer
Jamiéa O’brien
Mr. Whalen Stricken From Stone Contracting Firm
Michael Whalen of the Clark Whalen stone contracting firm is seriously ill at home on Weetwood Avenue after walking from West Long Branch last Bathday afternoon. He complained of a headache, grew dazed, and could only answer in syllables. Medical aid treated him for acute indigestion and overexertion. He was later described as somewhat better but not fully conscious. This is the first time his family has noticed a significant change in his condition.
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Michael Whalen
Stone
Clark @ Whalen
Weetwood Avenue
Lila
Cousin of President Taft Ward Up
Mrs Charles Dappler wife of Mecca Inn proprietor is confined to her home while visiting York. She is a cousin of William H Taft the president.
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Taft Ward Up
Charles Dappler
Bury Avenue
Newman Springs Road
Bank
York
Dappler
Wiliam H. Taft
Badge to Retiring Foreman Celebrated by Branch Rose Company
The annual reception at the firehouse honors retiring foreman W. Reid of the Branch port rose company. Music and dancing follow a token gift of a gold ed to the retiring i be preva.
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Branchport Rose Company
Preva W. Reid
To Retry Case In City of Long Branch Hearing
A request to retry a case in Long Branch before Recorder Arro Pemith is noted. The record shows a tied vote of six to six with the poor complainant Waitt and defendant listed under the case caption. The document reflects an unsettled proceeding awaiting further action.
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Long Branch
R.nartoe Su Curtis
Waitt
Arro Pemith
Will
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Charles Allen
Morton
Loge Lranca
Washington Street
Mannement
Inez
St. Luke's Church
Jacob Steinbach
Broadway
JR WG
Long
Star of Sea Church
Weather Bureau Forecast
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Empire Theatre
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Chattles
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Mr. Whalen
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