Young Gas Worker Ferguson Arrested in Diamond Theft Case
George Ferguson, 28, of Atlantic Highlands, employed at a gas works, was arrested on charges involving a five dollar gold coin linked to a diamond theft from Miss Lena Dewitt of Brevent Pays. He waived a hearing, posted bond, and awaited the next court sitting in Freehold. Chief John R. Snedeker recovered Ferguson in Asbury Park and brought him back for proceedings.
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George Ferguson
Atlanghlands
Ian Tao Mberty
Freehold
John B. Foster
Fergudon
Miss Blanche
Merguson
Lena Dewitt
Brevent Pays
Leonard Ie
John R. Snedeker
Ferguson Hat
G. ‘C. Wipes
Ferguson
Bondsman
Asbury Park
Dewitt Diamond Gape
Snedeker
Atlantic Highlands
Justice Dodd
Ocean Grove
New Jersey Senate Fight Looms in Trenton Climax
Hundreds of political leaders gather in Trenton for the looming Democratic senatorial struggle between Martine and Smith as conferences and possible caucuses unfold. The scene centers on Governor Wilson and the Sterling Hotel with tensions over voting pledges and deadlock potential. Terhune brothers tour Cuba before Florida.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Sterling
James Smith, Jr
Peenten House
Sre&idet
New Jersey
Martine
Royal Bed Fund Association elects officers at Jersey City meeting
The Royal Bed Fund Association held its annual meeting at Hike Mall in Jersey City on Saturday night. John H. Parrell was elected president with John H. Beath as vice president and R. P. Van Sarndt as secretary. C. J. Be. Nolte became treasurer. Alfred Botticher of Red Bank was reelected to the executive committee as attendance from across the state grew. The annual report shows a $200 rise in the general fund, and Long Branch Council contributed $20.30 for the year.
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Red Bank
Third District
Third Election District
Harling, Johnson & Frake
Bridge Avenue
Democratic Club of
Agariah C. Hurley
Baward M.slatters Smith
Charles
Thief M. Hurley
William J. Boffel
Joseph Bos
BH. H. Slattery
Robert M. Hurleyslat
Azat C. Hurley
Charles H. Johnson
Royal m Bed Fund ‘Association
Hike’ Mall
Jersey City
Charles Sr
Bawerds
Long‘Brahell
Alfréd Botticher
Red Bank Council
John H. Parrell
John H. Beath
R. P. ‘van Sarndt
C.J BE. Nolte
Alfred* Botticher
Long Branch Council
Enlett
Lyceum Five Triumphs In Season Opener Against Mohawks
The Lyceum Five defeated the Mohawks of New York 36 to 12 in their season opener on the Lyceum court. A large crowd welcomed local favorites as the team recovered from a rocky start and pulled ahead with strong second-half play.
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Lyceum Five
Lyceum Court
Mohawks
New York
Nationals
West End
Rooters
Uusy
Lyceum
Brady
Potter
Sullivan
Hines
Fyott
Walsh
Walleb
Lalf
Messrs
Mead R Care
Bors
Graham
Falinor
Davie
Burglar Breaks Into Maps Residence on Broadway
A burglar entered the Broadway home of M. Howard Maps on Sunday night, forcing a west side window and looting a desk, dining room silverware, a gold fountain pen, and Mrs Maps gold rimmed spectacles. He fled as Lewis Maps woke upstairs. tracks were obscured by fresh snow and police have been notified. An additional attempted robbery occurred at the vacant Spero cottage on Broadway opposite Morris Avenue where a window was found open but nothing taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
M. Howard Maps
Lewis Maps
Oth
New York and Long Branch
Tioebery
Walling
Spero
Morris Avenue
Train Crash Kills Two Workers on Long Branch Line
Two laborers removing snow on the PRR tracks were killed when a St Louis Express freight struck them near Long Branch. The NY to Long Branch train stayed 15 minutes late after the accident. Also notes local Red Bank events and Ida VanPyke preparing a month in Cuba with her sister.
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Ida VanPyke
New York Telephone Company
Ward Line
Cuba
Weather Bureau Forecast for Tuesday Evening
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Light to moderate north to northeast winds are expected.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Bailey New Commander At Morris Camp Elections
J Roset Bailey was elected Commander of James B Morris Camp No 25 Sons of Veterans at G A R Hall with Henry Wingtert and John Havens as Sr and Jr vice commanders. Bailey appointed James Campbell Jr secretary and Anderson Case treasurer with further officers to be named February 2 installation set. Bailey, new camp head, is active in Masons Odd Fellows Red Men Jr Mechanics P C S A and Royal Armania. Newark January 23 Mrs Caroline B Martin sentenced to seven years in state prison for murder of her daughter Ocey Snead by Judge Ten wyck after pleading non vult and admitting the killing by an accidental morphine dose.
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Washington Street
M¢Faddin
Sons of Veterans
James B. Morris
G. A. RK. Hall
J. Roset Bailey
Henry Wingert, Jr
John L. Havens
C. O. McFaddin
Daniel Doran
Louis Reynolds
Bailey
James Campbell, Jr
Newark
Caroline B. Martin
Ocey Snead
Tenwyck
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Fierce Stable Fire Destroys Much of Tomaini Bros Site
A large two story frame stable behind Tomaini Bros on Morris Avenue burned for about three hours last night. Captain Van Dyke raised the alarm after spotting the blaze near Jeffrey Street and fire crews confined the flames to the second floor. Three tons of hay and several wagons were threatened but saved. the structure remained partially standing with damage around $1,500.
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Tomaini Bros
Morris Avenue
Charles van Dyke
Westwood , Avenue
Jeffrey-street
Van‘Dyke
Westwood
Third ‘Avenues
Knights of Columbus Memorial Service for William McGrégor
Long Branch Council No. 335 Knights of Columbus held a memorial service at the Lyceum for departed brother William McGrégor. The program included a funeral march, opening ode, roll call, solo by Louis Ennis, address by Grand Knight Kerin J. Nolan, eulogy by Dr. Joseph T. Welch, responses by Chaplain Rev. W. P. Cantwell, and a chorus performance of Nearer My God to Thee.
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Long Branch Council
Knights” of Columbus
Lyceum
William McGrégor
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
John W. Brazo
Knight C. N. White
Louis Ennis
Kerin J. Nolan
Joseph T. Welch
W. P. Cantwell
God
N Y Deadlock Persists In Senate Election Vote
Albany reports Governor Dix receives first ballot for senator as Assemblyman Kennedy of Queens casts the lone early vote. Total tally shows Sheehan Depew Shepard Parker Littleton Herrick Gerard Glynn Kernan Morgan O'Brien and Dix with varying support. 99 votes needed for choice.
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Albany
Dix
Assemblyman Kennedy
Queens
Sheehan
Depew
Shepard
Parker
Littleton
Herrick
Gerard
Glynn
Kernan
Morgan J. O’brien
Farmers to Organize Against Horse Thieves
Local farmers plan a public meeting at Keyport on February 1 at 2 o clock to organize a protective pursuit for apprehending horse thieves. Reports say Joseph P Sproul and his son Frank have tracked possible suspects after horses and a wagon were stolen. Witnesses along the Middletown turnpike described a bugsy pulling a horse under dim moonlight.
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Sproul
Joseph P. Sproul
Frank
Suek
Middletown
John ‘W. Willey
John W. Hillyer
Pinel
Jamies ‘Byram
Red
Ss O'Tlock
Giatge
Keyport
George Tait Death in Pasadena at Elberon Estate
George Tait died in Pasadena on January 12 after a long illness and was buried January 14. He was about forty and had recently moved with his family to the Pacific coast. Odd Fellows members in Pasadena cared for him and kept the Elberon lodge in touch during his illness.
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George Tait
Philip Lehman
Elberon
Pasadena
Gar
Eadee Ong
South Elbera Garde
Arioti Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Anniversary Committee to Meet for Long Branch Event
The anniversary committee of Long Branch Council No. 429 Royal Hum will perfect a roin Beinants for the next Tuesday night celebration at a meeting to be held at the Broadway home of Orator J. G. Sexton. Members include Orator Sexton H G Woolley L Cottrell J A Burns C L Badwart.
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Long Branch Council
Royal Hum
Thorror Flight
Broadway
J. G. Sexton
Orator Sexton
H.’G. Woolley
Low. Cottrell
J A. Burns
C. ‘L. Badwart
Mr Huntington's Daughter to Marry
Mr and Mrs C W Huntington have issued invitations to the engagement of their daughter Miss Huntington to James G Andah of Des Moines Iowa The father is general superintendent of the New Jersey Central Railroad and well known here
Hyer Funeral Director Nears Recovery At Red Bank Home
Hyer a former Long Branch funeral director remains at his Red Bank residence where he can take nourishment and receive visitors. Believed to be improving, his doctors warn against further attacks as friends and former Long Branch neighbors call on him.
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T. #. Hyer
Long ‘Branch
Red Bank
Hyer
Court session notes and farm sale report
Judge John E. Foster presided at the court in the city hall. The case Cottrell vs Sherman concerned an interest account from a real estate transfer and was decided in favor of Cottrell. Morris Blum plans to quit farming after five years on a South Eaton area farm and will sell farm implements on Wednesday. Lost tickets No 131 and No 14 will not admit at Froquet’s ball. For a glass of old stock contact Harry Surles at the hotel.
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John E. Foster
sRbu Mens Hall
Auering
Cottrell
Sherman
Froqueis
Harry Surles
Ee Hotel
Sam
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Eacet Red Bank
Percy Mount
Maga
Nike
Long Branch
View Lodge
Neptune Hall
Arloch Re
Senatow
Kean
Stokes
Mr. Smith
Nicols
Ahesman
Bath House
Terhunes
Guba
Henry 5
Terhune
Palm Beach
Florida
Percy M
James Nudd
Little Henry
Dle
Kensington Park
Jboys
R. A
RED Fund
Alfred Botticher
Lyceum Five Trim Strong
New “Yorkers and Cycle Club
Little Silver
Wide Awakes
Long Branch Cycle Club
M-C. A
Huhn
Hi Millward
van Brant
Beebe
Woolley
G. Ar
Fescenc
St. ‘Louis Express
Elizabeth
Nyack Club
Naudevillé
Nyteck Athletic Club
Empire Wheawe
Monmouth Street
Red Hank
Stewart
Lester Hance
Ore Red Bank Boys
Mr. Hance
Me Stewert
This Place
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mrs. Martin
Morris Ave
South Elberon
Samuel Vanhuel
Fred Taylor
Nixon
Pearl Street
Taylor
Long Brithch
Otto Janke
Rwood Avenue
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
Sexton Bros
Mbalimere
L. B Mawee
K. OF C. Memorial Service
William McGregor
Long Branch Courtes
N.Y
Mamie
Mamie Mills
Morning Recorder Arrowsmith
Press
Third Avenue
Philip Schmidt
Merchants’ Hotel
Philip Schmidt, Jr
Shadowlawn
B. J. Greenhut
White & Coyne
John A. McGuire
Pine ‘Brook
Eatontown
McGuire
Oliver Johnson
van Huet & Hobson
Pasa
Dena
California
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