Fire destroyes Deeves carriage house on Freehold road
Fire visited the Deeves property on Freehold road near Tinton Falls before seven this morning. The carriage house with stables, harness shop and twelve living rooms was a total loss despite quick help from Baton Town Oceanic Engine Red Bank and Liberty Engine. The blaze started in an upper room likely from an overheated stove and spread rapidly toward adjacent buildings. Firefighters kept the flames from the main homestead and surrounding frame structures, but the carriage house casualty stood at about $15,000 with speculation of broader damage in the vicinity.
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Richard Deeves
Freehold
Tinton Parl
Batontown
Long Branch
Hed Bank
Villaias
Oceania Chemicals
Liberty Eugine Company
Red Bank
C. P. Soffel
Segfe
Thomas J. Slocum
Batonen
Themapas Sded
Soffel
Thomas Beatty
Browne
Oakhurst Burglar Pleads Guilty in Night Vigil Case
The January grand jury at Freehold found thirteen indictments. Jacob Zebro, captured at the T. T. Kinney cottage in Oakhurst, pleaded guilty to three indictments including burglary at Edward Armstrong’s Shrewsbury home last May and carrying concealed weapons. He was remanded for sentencing next Thursday.
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Freehold
Jacob Zebro
T. T. Kinney
Oakhurst
Brand
Zebro
Edward Armstrong
Shrewsbury Township
Kinney
Zebra
Vetter
Long Branch
Kert Moore
Captain Walling
Jeremiah Smith
Port-au-Peck
Henry Schoenlein
Foster
Jamesburg Reform School
Fred van Brunt
Adams Express
Belmar
Johnson
Charles Wenz
Eatontown
John Love
Asbury Park
Nicholas Arnold
Ninmonth
William, Reeg
Mulbury Sterns
Middletown Township
Dorman Rose
James Apd
Carney
Georgi Evans
Nayesink
Monmouth Beach Girl Catherine Woolley Dies at Fifteen
Catherine Woolley died suddenly Monday at home on Fresh Bond Road Monmouth Beach at age fifteen. Daughter of Joel and Mrs Woolley she was a Life Saving Station No 2 captain’s daughter. Interment will be at Mt Carmel under funeral director William H Morris Jr.
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Catherine Woolley
Fresh Bond Road
Monmouth Beach
Joel Woolley
Woolley
William Hi. Morris
Mt. Carmel
Big reception planned at Red Bank home
Mrs Anna Ooner and Mrs William Brown announce a large afternoon reception for Rnarsen at Mrs Brown's East Front Street home Red Bank. More than two hundred invitations issued with hours from four to ten o'clock. Atlantic City preacher Rev Dr J R Folsom from Atlantic City Wall visits First Baptist tonight at 7 30.
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Anna
William Brown
Rnarsen
Ms. Brown
East Front Street
Red Bank
Atlantic City
J. R. Folsom
Wall
First Baptist
Ena
Mrs Mary L West Ralontown resident dies at eighty one
Mrs Mary L West an old Ralontown resident died early this morning at eighty one. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Haton town Baptist Church. She is survived by four children Allen Van Brant Eatontown Alfred Van Brant Newark Mrs Emma Brown Bathurst and Van Brant Washington. Interment under the direction of funeral directors Provde Williams. St James school cake sale at 212 Biway near Third Avenue Saturday afternoon.
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Mary. L. West
Ralontown
Aeri
Haton‘town
Allen van Brant
Eatontown
Alfred Van‘Brant
Newark
Emma Brown
Athurst
van Brant
Washington
Mary L. West
South Eatontown
William H. Morris, Jr
Sunday Trains Contested at Asbury Park Depot
Asbury Park leaders push to halt Sunday trains at the main depot amid Ocean Grove pact fallout. The board prefers talks or a state commission ruling, with condemnation mooted and a map of disputed property planned.
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Asbury Park
State Commission
New York & Long Branch Allroad
Asbury Park Board of Trade
Ocean Grove Association
Thomas Wihekler
Appleby
Berry
Winckler
Ocean Grove
Thomas Herbert Brown
State Railroad Commission
Y M C A Beats Presbyterians In Bowling Match
The Y M C A bowling team defeated the Presbyterian team from the Ret Bank Church League by two games Tuesday night. A third game was halted when lights failed and postponed. The Y M C A topped its own record with 846 set high by a team 88 percent. Victor Aivenson led with 196 and Robert Kennedy led Presbyterians with 186 as individual high scores.
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Presbyterian
Ret Bank Church
Victor Aivenson
Robert Kennedy
Moving Generators At Monmouth County Electric
Two generators from the Monmouth County Electric Company are moved from the Consolidated Gas Company power house to Shrewsbury carhouse. A rumor of starting own power use is denied. The move is due to space at the power house. William McGregor announces Mr Hi Melee will succeed Mr EE as manager.
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Monmouth County Electric Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Shrewsbury
Wm. McGregor
Hi . Melee
Ieee
Horticulturists Banquet Highlights Monmouth County Group
The Monmouth County Horticultural Society held its seventh annual banquet at the Globe Hotel in Red Bank with 116 attendees. Toastmaster Arthur Herrington led a speech-filled evening on horticulture featuring Mayor Frank Pittenger and numerous local leaders among the many guests from Elberon, Tinton, Madison, Rumson, and other areas.
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Monmouth County Horticultural Society
Globe
Red Bank
Arthur Herrington
Frank Pittehger
Edwin Field
H. A. Kette
Richard Applegate
William Turco
Nicholas Butterbach
H. A. Kettel
W. W. Kennedy
George H. Hale
H. C. Burrowes
Augustus Minton
Joseph N. Hance
Rev
B. J. Eagan
John S. Applegate
Jos. Applegate
MD. Allaire
N. Butterbach
Myron Brown
L.W. Brown
Harry Burrowées
Jas. E. Bogle
J. P. Bruce
Burnett
Albert Brighton
Anton Baur
Wm.’ Child
John M. Corlies
John Cahill
James Cooper
A. D. Cooper
Wim, Dowen
Raymond Dildine
Charles Diamond
J. Dolan
Chas. DuBois
Mr. Duckham
Geo. Kebn
James Tolenna
Jos, Kennedy
Raneee M Kenny
Youn Logan
Mr. Leighton
Peter Murray
Mr. Mullen
Jos. Manda
Chas. Minton
Gus Minton
Wm. Metdort
Robi. MacKellar
P. J. Mulvihill
P. McCarron
Elwood Minagh
Senators Deadlock Marks Vote on Legislature Ballot
Albany reports a senatorial deadlock with 198 ballots cast on joint ballot requiring a hundred to elect. Vote tally shows Sheehan 68, Shepard 18, Parker 7, Kiernan 2, Littleton 2, O'Brien Hoerrick 2, Depew 2. Tillie Mencer faces desertion charges in Trenton and is granted conditional release. First Baptist Church set services by Rev. T. B. Hughes at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Albany
Sheehan
Shepard
Parker
Kiernan
Littleton
O'Brien
Hoerrick
Depew
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Sundgp
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Friday
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair conditions for New Jersey through the next thirty six hours ending Friday eight p m. Expect mild temperatures and clear skies with no major weather events anticipated.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Norwood Park real estate appeal before Monmouth board
A Monmouth County Board of Equalization session at City Hall focused on Norwood Park Company property assessed at 216000 with a request to cut to 90000. Leopold Sterns testified on area cottages rentals mortgages and lot sales while W A Stevens represented the borough and C G Van Note the company.
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Monmouth County Board of Equalization
City Hall
West Long Branch
Norwood Park Company
Leopold Sterns
W. A. Stevens
C. G. van Note
Chairitah
William T. Hoffman
Stern
Red Bank Residents Plan Florida Trip
Postmaster Mrs Louis Y Manning Mr Thomas Field and Mrs William A Hopping all of Red Bank will leave tomorrow for East Palm Beach Florida where they will remain not a month.
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Louis Y. Manning
Thomas Field
William A. Hopping
Red Bank
East Palm Beach
Florida
Interesting Services at St Luke s M B Church
The third week of special services at St Luke s M B Church continues under Dr George H Neal with daily gospel messages. Themes cover guarding one s interest and a human and divine view of faith as crowds praise the singing.
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St. Luke's M. B
George H. Neal
Neal
Agaippa
Paul
New Brunswick Bowlers Win at Keyport Match
Bastedo and Smith, top New Brunswick bowlers, defeated Hyer and Kruser in a seven game series at Brunswick parlors in Keyport on Monday night. Hyer struggled with early splits and a 129 in game one while Hyer and Kruser had several over 200s in practice. A second match will soon be rolled at Keyport to decide the best two out of three.
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Tillie Mencer
William B. Var Brackle
Maawvah
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
New Raey Children’s Home Society
Trenton
Woton
Wilson
New York
James Smith, Jr
George J. Record
Record
New Brunswick
Brunswick
Keyport
Bastedo
Smith
Hyer
Kruser
Hyst
Reform Bills Flood New Jersey Assembly Session
In Trenton on January 19, a sparse session saw Senate bills numbered 27 to 29 introduced, while the Assembly presented reform measures 1 through 13. Notable items include employer liability for injuries, license repeal for booters, and uniform tax rules for personal property, with several bills addressing taxation, schools, and water contracts.
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Trenton
Senate
Assembly
Vigoss
Je R. Nugent
Htate Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Edge
Tafutéa
Low
Anll
Ss State Treasury
Matthews
Iithews
Gunners” Leenses
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Jay
Brand Whitlock
Peter
Don Belly
Botton
W. Cc. T. Ui
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Broadway
Tel
Harry Surles
Liberty Hotel
Dan AH
Che: Daily Record
Mr. West
St. James
Satuday
Y. N.C
Presbyterians
Victor Swenson
George Gray Breed
Tyvis Reeth
Fred Morris
Peewee
Nnis
George
Bier Mactonald
Daniel ‘Wilson
Robertepnedy
Globe Hotel
Red
Democrats Deserting Caucus
Fast
Weather Bureau Forecast
The
Daily Record
Norwood Park
County Tax Board
Wawyer
Thomas P. Fay
Ferrpcong
Murray Guggenheim
Tager
Not
Wood and
Cedar Avenues
West Long ‘Branch
Guggenheim
N. J
Newark Star
Jersey City
Mr Schader
Newark News
Walter and
Joseph Dear
Jersey Journal
Matthew Ely
Hoboken Observer
James Kerney
Trenton Times
George L. Record
Byorge L. Record
Utilities Board
My.ecord
St. Luke’s
By and
L. A
Eatontown Building and Loan ~Association
Trans
Dewitt Conrow
Harry McKaig
Charles W. Ritter
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Mr Ritter
Rahway
John Mitchell
Charles Stelzie
First Reformed
John Ryan
Rumson
B’way
Third Ave
Agurday
Jailes
James
National Guard
Donnelly
State Board of Assessors
Hyin
Gan
Hytpe
William Keetler
Philip Fe
Fred
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