Walter Shinn breaks two bones in pavement fall
Walter Shinn former American Hotel proprietor of Freehold living here since last summer suffered a serious accident when he slipped on a snow covered bank near Broadway and the St James Church property. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where doctors found a double fracture of his left leg and faces weeks of limited use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shinn
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Shinn
Broadway
St. James* Church
Trenton
Michael Conway
Patrick Sheldon
Robert Hubbard
Mr. Shinn
Accused Pair Held After Plea of Receiving Stolen Goods
Simon Turner and Mamie Mills appeared in recorder's court on charges of receiving and attempting to dispose of stolen goods valued over 80 dollars. Each held on 600 dollars bail awaiting grand jury action after junkman Samuel Mizer reported rubber and pewter missing from his First Avenue premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Turner
Mamie Mills
Recorder’s Court
Samuel Mizer
First Avenue
Mizer
McGarvey
Turner
Broadway
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Ten Days In Jail For Woman In City Disorder
Mary Jones living near the Press building on Third avenue was sentenced to ten days in jail after a disorderly incident with Mary Williams at City Hall. Recorder Arrowsmith ordered the punishment following the investigation of the altercation. A separate note mentions Bayhead Fire Company ordering a Seagrave apparatus through R B Storm, the eastern agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Press
Third Avenue
Mary Williams
City Hall
Arrowsmith
Jones
Bayhead
Ice Carnival on River at Red Bank a Brilliant Success
The first ice carnival on the Nottshrews bury River at Red Bank drew nearly three thousand spectators for afternoon races and an evening program despite a heavy snowstorm. Sidney Davis emerged as a skating standout winning open and half mile races while Jefferson Davis swept the boys under sixteen events. the event highlighted strong local participation and city committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottshrewsbury
Red Bank
Mort W. Pach
Benjamin H. Ford
J. B. Rue
Louis J. Tetley
Joseph Salz
Clinton Elliott
T. Irving Brown
Beverly W. Brown
Albert Worden, Jr
Sidney Davis
Mort V. Pach
Beala
Imin H. Ford
Clinton F. Bilott
West Red Bank
Charles P. Irwin
del. Fisher
William Hancock
Jack Woods
L. Maps
H. Coleman
William Metzdorf
Fair Haven
Harold Rosevelt
Ablyin West
Frank Lawes
Jack Davis
Frank Matthews
Long Branch
del, Fisher
del Fisher
Jfferson Davis
Master Snyder
H. Savage
Francis Haley
Kenneth Davis
Charles Holmes
Masters McKeon
Brasch
Homan
Stud” Jervis
Francis Bonitte
Robert Thompson
Johnson Taylor
Edward Hicks
Qcharles Holmes
Statan
Staten
Beulah Rebekahs Mark Fifteenth Anniversary Lodge
Peter W. Stage attended the fifteenth anniversary of Beulah Rebekahs Lodge No. 46 in Long Branch at Hicks Hall. The gathering honored officers elected for 1912 with Mrs Annie Knox presiding, and visitors from nearby lodges helped celebrate with addresses and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W. Stage
Bergen County
Long Branch
Beulah Rebekah
Stagg
Lodge
Hicks' Hall
George W. Shinn
Burlington
John F. Knox
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Maggie Sharp
Atlantic City
Rebekah Assembly
Marcellacker
Asbury Park
Ella ‘An Dusen
Manasquan
Aliee van Houten
Annie Knox
Nobie Grand
Letitia Whiting
Amelia Yale
Albert Embley
Ella van Note
Ethel Yale
Olive Wright
Guardian
Minerva West
Walter Hennesbey
Red Bank Youth Sick Andrew Dougherty Stricken at Home
Andrew Dougherty a Red Bank youth on White Street and a sales man at Tetley Son's newsstand is confined to his house with tonailitia. Dr James J Reed of Sea Bright recently returned from a Panama trip as Citizens Bank director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dougherty
White Street
Red Bank
Tetley & Son
Broad Street
James J. Reed
Sea Bright
Citizens Bank
Panama
Gold Badge Given Disabled Fireman Handschuch Honored
John P Handschuch former driver of the Independents auto hose wagon recently received a gold badge symbolizing his former position. The presentation by H B Caulkins David R Rittenhouse and Thomas J Slocum occurred at his home due to his hospital stay. The badge depicts an auto hose wagon with Ex Chauffeur Independent Fire Co and is inscribed on back Presented by members of the Independent Wire Company. Thirty two fire company members funded the gift with names on a blue satin ribbon. Handschuch previously operated the wagon before an operation for a contracted cord in his left foot. He retired with accompaniment for D K White who succeeded him. The article also notes direct phone service by the N Y L B Railroad to Long Branch with the Long Branch line number 486 during business hours and 39 otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P .Handschuch
Independents
New York
Handsuch
H. B. Caulkins
David R. Rittenhouse
Thomas JL. Slocum
Handschuch
Independent Fire Co
John P. Handschuch
Independent Wire Company
D. K. White
Weather Summary Long Branch NJ Snow Flurries Forecast
The Weather Bureau projects six hours of snow flurries in New Jersey with Sunday clouds and little temperature change. Observations from 43 North Broadway Long Branch note 6 am readings: high 22, low 20, current 20, plus 6 in 24 hours. Wind north at 14, prior gust 26 NE, humidity around 92–94 percent, precipitation 0.16 inches, snow depth 2.5 inches. One year ago was cloudy and rainy. Page 8 features Freckles chapter one and local ads for tailored spring suits by Joseph Salt in Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Rebels Attack Imperialists Amid Turbulent Mukden Scene
In Pekin on January 27 a clash left twenty one rebel council members injured as an unidentified revolutionary hurled a hazardous device at General Chang Hua Tze, who escaped when the explosion delayed. Liang Pi, a Manchu statesman, died from another blast. reports say a young Manchu prince offered five thousand dollars for Premier Yuan’s assassination. Imperial troops threaten mutiny over three months of unpaid wages. Rumors of wholesale massacres circulate as the Imperialists falter financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Revolutionary Council
Mukden
Chang Hua Tze
Tien Tain
Liang Pi
Prince Ching
Premier Yuan
Boy Skater Narrow Escape From Ice Hole
Fred Slocum of Eatontown boulevard nearly drowned at Foster's pond near Myrtle avenue after skating into a water hole. Rescuers pulled him free as ice crumbled, leaving him soaked and exposed with clothes freezing and skates stuck to his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Slocum
Eatontown Boulevard
Foster's Pond
Myrtle Avenue
Fred
Gospel Singer to Appear at Revival Meetings Next Week
Frank Fitzgerald, once a light opera star, will headline revival services at St Luke's Church starting tomorrow and continue next week. He will perform two solos daily and Mrs. McKinley once urged his White House performances during her sorrow. Dr Neal will preach at all services, with nightly meetings except Saturday, and over twenty have professed conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sst Luke's Church
Frank Pitzgerald
Toomorrow
Fitzgerald
Somenay
McKinley
Untermyer Wife Injured In Fifth Avenue Car Crash
Mrs Samuel Untermyer wife of the famed lawyer sustained facial and hand cuts in a New York Fifth Avenue collision that involved two other cars and a taxicab on a snowy stretch between Sixty sixth and Sixty seventh streets. Her daughters Mia Louis P Myers and Mrs Harold Demorest were also hurt, a man in the Untermyer car was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermyer
Long Branch
Fifth Avenue
sixty-Seventh
New York
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Grand Jury 4
R. B. Storm Selle Apparatus
Mir
Jacob Steinbach
Steiner & » Ieere
Mra
Woolley
Thomas R. Woolley
Miami
Fla
Adolph Kurrus
Thin City
Pold
Steiner & Son
Yarte
Precklee
Beulan Rebekaks
Margaret Wright
Minnie Stein
Ella Hennessey
Charlotte Riddle
Susan Goodwin
Minnie Wright
Apite
Joseph L. B
Mihasquan
Lady Chester
Atlantic Lodges
Rumson
Arioch
Thia City
Joseph Perrine
West Side Avenue
Ream
Pall
Steiner
Jon Tatt
The
Daily Record
Independents Co
Depota
Long Braser
N. Y. & L. B. Railroad
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mit
Salis
Joseph Salt
Jon
China
Patten Line
Patten
J. A. Howland
Macy & Co
Church Street
Red Bank Boys
Tommy Higgins
Paul Hartnedy
Albert Dierdon
Cort Jonson
Glee Club
Girls Charming Escorts
Chattle High School Glee Club
Library Hall
Chattle
Helen Clark
Gertrude Nathanson
Hazel Pierson
Miriam Morrin
Leah, Wilcox
Dorothy Doran
B. Louis Bruske
J. A. Mattuck
Chattle Glee Club
Chattle Boys’ Glee Club
George J. Poland
Board of Trade
Empire House
George B. Cohen & Son
Pearl Street
Norwood Avenue
South Kiberon
Long Branch Fire Department
Hiberons
Charles KB. Brown
Biberon
Seaman Annd W. Slocum
Laurel House
Lakewood
Fede
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St
Rierpl
Steiner & Bor
Lyceum
Frank Fitzgerald
Mrs. McKinley
St. Luke’s Church
Mrs, Untermever
Untermyer
Asbury Church
Long Branch Methodist Church
Wherhardt
McSherry
America
Thomas
D. Oy
London
Glasgow
Cunander
Tackee City
Liverpool
Firet Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Syat
Nyeahies
Pelé
Stein & Ben
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