Highlands to Tackle Bridge Draw and Wagon Link
Borough officials, railroad and county leaders agreed on major changes to the draw and wagon bridges to relieve traffic. A new footbridge is planned along the north track, with a sidewalk from Teaney's butcher shop to a crosswalk over the draw, plus a south side pedestrian path and a fifty foot bridge to Highland Beach station.
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Borough of
Highlands
Wis
Sea Bright
Teaney
Highland Beach
Ocean Avenue
Griffins wed quietly at Asbury Park in surprise ceremony
Arthur Griffin and Miss Ethel Dangler married Saturday night in Asbury Park with Rev. Stedman Applegate officiating. The couple returned to Wall Street, Wall Street home, and plan to set up housekeeping on Jackson Street as construction finishes. The bride is daughter of the late Britton Dangler. groom works with Hines and Hammer Plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Griffin
Ethel Dangler
Asbury Park
Stedman Applegate
Second Methodist Church
Miss Dangler
William Howland
Rufus Brand
Wall Street
Griffin
Britton Dangler
Grifin
William Griffin
Bath Avenue
Hines and Hammer
Broadway
Jackson’ Street
athLeit Youngs
No State Camp for Guardsmen at Sea Girt Next Summer
The New Jersey National Guard will not hold a Sea Girt encampment next summer. Instead the guard will join regular army manoeuvres with Major Evan M. Johnson as instructor. Captain William A. Lord of Orange Company H seeks volunteers to reach full strength for August callout.
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New Jersey National Guard
Sea Girt
Evan M. Johnson
Regular Army
New Jersey
William A. Lord
Orange
Lord
Patrolman Fatally Wounds Unknown Dog After Morning Chase
Patrolman Charles A. Edwards on the way to City Hall fired his revolver at a large unknown dog during a morning incident. The dog, described as large and resistive, avoided the owner’s control as the officer attempted preventive tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Edwards
City Hall
Itc
Lawmakers prepare for gridlocked week in Trenton battle lines
In Trenton the legislature girds for a busy week with redistricting, local option, grade crossing reform, grand jury changes, railroad crew rules, and a $10 million state highway bond plan. Democrats push bills on crossings and redistricting, while Republicans seek lines favorable to nine of twelve Congress seats.
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R. R
Trenton
Washington
State House
Pierce
Mayor's Association
Democratic House
Senate
Utility Board
Congress
New Jersey
Gaunt
Stevens
Red Bank Couple Marries in Quiet Baptist Ceremony
Miss Marian Annetta McQueen daughter of Albert J L McQueen former Overseer of the Poor and Charles E Hammel of Washington street Red Bank were married at four o clock yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the First Baptist Church Maple avenue Rev Johnson L Miner officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry B Clayton Mrs Clayton is the bride s aunt The couple planned a Brooklyn departure for their new home at 961 Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn Mr Hammel is an architect employed in New York and both are popular with Red Bank s younger set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian McQueen
Charles E, Hammel
Marian Annetta McQueen
Albert
JL. McQueen
Shrewsbury Avenue
Charles E. Hammel
Washington Street
Red Bank
First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Johnson L. Miner
Harry B
Mrs. Hammell
Et High School
Hammell
New York
Steiner & Son expands with Freehold factory opening
Steiner and Son adds a new factory at Freehold on Mechanic street, slated to open around the fifteenth of next month. The plant will employ about seventy five workers and may be expanded to a larger operation if demand grows. The company also operates plants in Asbury Park Eatontown and New York and recently acquired the Newark Specialty Box Co. plant to supply boxes for its shirts and pajamas business.
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Steiner & Son
Freehold
Mechanic Street
H. H. Bennett
Allenhurst
Asbury Park
Eatontown
New York
Specialty Box Co
Newark
Bradley Beach
Specialty Co
Steiner
Red Bank Business Men's Association organized
About a dozen Red Bank merchants organized The Red Bank Business Men's Association at Borough Hall to promote trade, social ties, and county population rating. Officers include President Harry C. Burrows and Mayor Frank Pittenger on the executive board. A chimney fire caused minor damage at a home on Rockwell and Monmouth Avenues. residents alerted the fire department, who avoided spraying to save resources.
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Red Bank
Red Bank Business Men's Association
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Astys
Harry C. Burrows
Benjamin H. Ford
Southart V. Frost
George C. Hopping
Clarence White
Richard Applewate
George W. Bray
James Cooper,Jr
Frank Pittenger
Trary
Burro
Boren
Merchants’ Mercantile Agency
Pitme
J. Horace Pollitt
Red Spank
Rocky Mountains
Trenton
Elizabeth
Paterson
Perth Amboy
New Brunswick
Plainfield
Charles Mount
Rockwell and
Monmouth Avenues
Postal Force Photographed at City Hall Event
A group portrait shows post office clerks and letter carriers assembled in front of City Hall yesterday morning. The photograph, taken by Photograph Hall, features uniformed letter carriers among the postal staff.
Asbury Park Officer Murder Trial Begins
Charles F. Lippincott of Asbury Park is shot by Charles D. Clayton on trial before Justice Willard L. Voorhees in Freehold. Prosecutor Applegate outlines premeditated design against police and hostility to officers. Chief Smith testifies Lippincott served since 1906 with a wife and two children. The defense challenges jurors as a 12-man panel is seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lippincott
Asbury Park
Chries D. Clayton
Willard L. Voorhees
Freehold
Joseph Reilly
A. J. Stokes
Applegate
Theodore Cranmer
William Hooper
Harry G. Woolley
John Quirk
Louis Miller
John Donovan
Middletown
Henry C. Tilton
Marlboro
David Willet
Richard Wills
Paper Freehold
Alfred MellVaine
Leon Nelson
Upper Freehold
Isaac Ely
Millstone
Charles Hubbs
James Mount
Holmdel
John Stankle
Frank Wentz
Ocean
Pennington Elmer
Clayton
Lippincott
William H. Smith
Gospel Singer Draws Hundreds to St Luke's Overnight
Frank Fitzgerald a renowned gospel singer drew about twelve hundred attendees at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal church over yesterday. He offered morning hymns including Mrs McKinley's favorites and evening classics while Dr Neal delivered sermons on Noah and the Ark and The Greatest Sun. Conversions were reported and revival services continue through the week with Fitzgerald leading.
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Frank Fitzgerald
St. Luke’s Church
Frank’ Fitzgerald
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Asbury M
Aberhardt
F- LeRoy Barry
Norwood Avenue
Chattle High School
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey and Long Branch
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hours ending Tuesday with rain and sleet this afternoon and tonight in New Jersey, clearing to fair Tuesday. East winds shift to northwest late tonight with no major temperature change. Long Branch warns of small craft conditions and brisk easterly winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Long Branch
North Broadway
Long Barnch
Local Bayonne woman dies. bullet wounds plot unfolds
Local athlete Fred Flake remains in critical condition after a shooting near Blewett Falls, with authorities offering a $100 reward for the assailant. The report also covers the death of Ann D. Truex at 94 in Bayonne and family connections in Red Bank and Seattle.
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Fred Flake
Blewett
Walls
N. C
Laurinburg
Fred
James Sanatorium
Battle's Store
Blewett Falls
Flake
Sullivan
Fluke
Pee Dee
Jick Frost Wins Race for Big Trophy
Captain James O'Brien of Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club won the Board of Trade Cup second race of the season, 15 miles on Shallow Point Course. Jack Frost led Ingenue and Princeton, with Blanche close behind. two boats retired. Snow and sleet delayed further racing and the Snowflake vs Imp match was postponed.
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James O'Brien
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Isabel
Crub
Jack Frost
Blanche
Ost
O'Brien
Henry H. Munroe
Princeton
Board of Trade
Ingenue
J. C. Gibbons
Lya
Henry J. Munro
Hazel L
Commodore W. RK. Jobs
Teachel
Walter
Igh
Drub
Edward Piedler
Lamp blast injures 14 year old in Monmouth
Miss Elizabeth Davis, 14, is in critical condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a lamp exploded while she dressed in her second floor room. Flames burned her face and body until blankets smothered the fire.
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Atlantic Highland
Dreep'ng
Elizabeth Davis
Wes
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John H. Dingman Dies in Brooklyn at 72 After Publishing Career
John H. Dingman longtime Scribner Publishing House executive in New York died Saturday night after a stomach ailment and weak heart following an operation at The Pitcher Private Hospital in Brooklyn. He was seventy two, born in Greensburg New York, educated at CCNY, and served in church work and Civil War veteran circles. He married Hattie McCloud twelve years ago and was active in civic groups including Lafayette Post G A R and the Brooklyn Institute. Funeral services will be held at his home 67 East 19th Street Brooklyn.
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John H. Dingman
Scribner Publishing House
New York
Pitcher
Brooklyn
Mr. Dingman
Samuel F. McCloud
Norwood Avenue
Dingman
East 19Th Street
Greenbush
N. Y
America
College of the City of
Charles Scriber
Park Row
Manhattan
First Reformed Church of
Williamsburg
Lafayette Post
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Amphion Society
James G. Blaine
Hattie McCloud
Samuel McCloud
City
Roof Entertainment Planned by Philathea Class
The Philathea Class of First Baptist Church invites members and friends to a roof entertainment this Wednesday evening January list at 8 o clock. Envelopes will admit attendees. Proceeds fund a new slate roof contracted to William R Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William R. Warwick
Caveat Filed Against New Road Plan in Navesink Area
William H. Mount of Atlantic Highlands has filed a caveat against a proposed road to be laid from Navesink across his property past Bridal and Latham and connecting with another road. The issue will be argued at Freehold during the May term of court.
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William H. Mount
Atlantic Highlands
Dietown
Charles R. Snyder
Navesink
Bridal
Latham
Woman dies suddenly from acute indigestion in Monmouth Beach
Mrs. Abbie Ouate widow of Lawrence Ousterman of Riverdale avenue Monmouth Beach died suddenly from acute indigestion on her way home from North Long Branch. She was about 63. She left surviving sisters and brothers and will be buried at Glenwood under W H Morris Jr. funeral direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Ouate
Lawrence Ousterman
Riverdale Avenue
Monmouth Beach
North Long Branch
Charlotte Crave
Maggie Woolley
le Bliver
Daniel Woolley
Woolley
Little Bliyer
Hannah Lufburrow
Wédwéeda At & P. m
W. H. Morris, Jr
Glenwood
Social Circle Ladies Host Luncheon and Music
The Ladies Social Circle of Town organizes a luncheon hosted by Mr Edward T at Belford with a musical program. Members plan a meeting next Monday at the residence of Mr George K Day in Middletown Township for the first event of the year.
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Ee Town
Toomie
Edward T. É
Belford
Rocagens
Ang
George K. Day
Middletown
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Ann D. Truex
A. M. Woodward
Bayonne
N. J
William H. Morris, Jr
Morris
Perrine
Woodward
Charles
Seattle
Wash
Joseph
Herbert
Englishtown
Jick Frost
Long Branch Club
Empire Theatre
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The
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Lodge
Henry Schoenlein
Society Star of Italy
Guiseppe Cardamone
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Jokn H. Dingman
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