Stricken Man Found Dead From Gas In Red Bank Home
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson found her husband dead in the bathroom after returning from New York and Rutherford. Coroner John S. Ickles ruled death from heart paralysis due to gas fumes after he lit a match. The Thompson family once lived in Connecticut and Chicago. funeral plans set in Red Bank with burial at Mount Kisco, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
New York
Rutherford
Charles H. Thompson
Riverside
Thompson
Germania Hotel
John Sickles
Thomson
Connecticut
Chaplin
Riveride Avenue
Utherford
Mount Kinsigo
N. Y
Leon
Rossieremieux
Chicago
Veteran Chadwick's Funeral Ceremony Planned Tomorrow
The funeral for Taber Chadwick will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from his John Street home with Rev. Dr. George H. Neal officiating. Relatives and friends are invited. Chadwick was a member of James B. Morris Post No. 46 G. A. R Ocean Lodge No. 83 K. of P and will be attended by these groups. He is survived by a widow and five children three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber Chadwick
John Street
George H. Neal
James B. Morris Post
Ocean Lodge
K. of P
Will
Mr. Chadwick
Fell and Broke His Arm at Sunday Play
Reginald Layton age thirteen the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Layton of ten Bright fell while at play Sunday fracturing an arm in two places. Revival meetings continue at Asbury Church North Long Branch led by Rev A H Eberhardt with old fashioned fellowship night. Norwood Council Jr C U A M West Long Branch hosts first ladies night next Wednesday at Abbottsford Hall with music by performers from Star Lyceum Bureau New York. Sale of women's clothing now at Jacob Steinbach's offering muslin garments at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald
Clarence Layton
Bright
Asbury Church
Asbury M. B
North Long Branch
A. H. Eberhardt
Norwood Couniell
West Long Branch
Abbottsford Hall
Star Lyceum Bureau
New York
F. F. Krug
G. F. Wathuel
R. 8. Tharpe
A. D. van Note
Jacob Steinbach
Judge Nevius dies on eve of 70th birthday in Red Bank
Henry M. Nevius longtime Grand Army of the Republic leader died Saturday night at his Red Bank home from paralysis. He would have turned 70 today. Funeral from his house Tuesday at 2 pm with Grace Methodist Church ministers in charge and burial at Fair View cemetery. Prominent G A R and legal figures will attend including John A. Gillman of Boston and James Tanner. Nevius founded Arrowsmith Post 61 and Sleeper Camp 16 and will be buried in Grand Army uniform with badge. He had a long war record from First Michigan Cavalry to Seventh Michigan Cavalry and 26th New York Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Nevius
Grand Army of the Republic
Hast Front Street
Red Bank
Judge Nevins
George S. Johnson
Grace Methodist Church
B. C. Lippincott
James Tanner
Frank O. Cole
Jersey City
Arrowsmith Post
Judge Nevius
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Nevius
Grand Army
Maine
California
Washington, D. C
Negius
Kateverhune Healy
Newark
Henry
Nevius Healy
Freehold
Freehold Academy
Freehold Institute
Grand Rapids
Mich
Russel A. Alger
Lincoln
Henry Nevius
First
Michigan Cavalry
Army of the Potomac
Custer
Seventh
Trenton
26Th
New York Cavalry
Fort Stevens
Free detective story offer from New York World Sunday
Beginning Sunday February 19 a complete detective story will be given free in booklet form with the New York World. A second story featuring Sherlock Holmes is promised and readers must order in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Humnes
Dea
McCurdy's flight to Havana ends in water crash
Canadian aviator J A D McCurdy nearly reaches Havana completing a 110 mile over water flight from Key West when his biplane fails as lubricating oil runs out. He is picked up unharmed by a torpedo boat ten miles off Cuba. Prior to the crash cheering crowds watched his approach. A second item notes Rice A Brown of Morford Avenue recovering from illness and returning home after a New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
Key West
Cuba
Havana
J. A. D. McCurdy
Cuban
Birdman
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Post Office
Uncalled letters dated January 28 remain at the Long Branch post office. Names include Mrs. Mary Chambers Joe Banneberrer J A A Smith G B Goode Miss Sadie Hulse Miss Sadie Hurley Mr Jacobs von Heer J Marees Miss Dorothy Minton Mrs William M Pierson Pietro Porrotino Eugene Rothenburg Floyd M Stage Francis Stewart Mr and Mrs Chas N Talbot Jr Mrs A Taylor Charles Thompson Harry Vernell Mrs K Wardell J H Westley A T Woolley P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Mary Chambers
Joe Banneberrer
J. A.'Asmith
G. 8. Goode
Sadie Hulse
Sadie Hurley
Mr. Jacobs
von Heer J. Marees
Dorothy Minton
William M. Pierson
Pietro Porrotinoi
Eugene Rothenburg
Floyd M. Stage
Francis Stewart
Sulzer gains single vote on 11th joint ballot in Albany
Albany January 30. On the eleventh joint ballot Congressmen voting showed Sulzer with one vote for senator. Kennedy of Queens switched from Dix. Duhamel’s vote moved from Gerad to Glynn. All other votes remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jan
William Sulzer
Kennedy
Queens
Dix
Duhamel
Gerad
Glynn
Chattle Falls to Red Bank Five in Close Game
Red Bank High School defeats Chattle 19 to 12 on the YMCA court. Ayres tops Red Bank with three baskets and Sabath adds a late score as Chattle struggles with calls and fast play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Red Bank High School
Red Bank
Chattle Boys
Ayres
Heiles
Johnson
Quinn
White
Doremus
Sabath
S. Woolley
H. Burns
LeValley
McCue
Two Fishermen Drowned At Sea In Barnegat Bay
John and Ralph Smith brothers, Barnegat City fishermen, went to sea to lay trawl for catfish when their dinghy capsized in high waves shortly after eight this morning. The bodies had not been recovered by noon. A separate item notes Camp Fire event in Red Bank and the shipment of John B. Dickel’s remains to Frankfort Pennsylvania with arrangements by Hyer and Flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ralph Smith
Barnegat City
Bea
Pennsylvania
John B. Dickel
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frankfort
Penn
Hyer & Flock
Harry C. Dickel
Weather Bureau Forecast For 1911 Northeast
The U S Weather Bureau predicts thirty six hours ending Tuesday evening will be much colder tonight with Tuesday fair skies. Brisk northwest winds diminish by Tuesday morning. Report covers Jan 29 to Jan 30 1911 with max wind 44 mph and barometer 29.38 inches. Advisory storm warning issued from Hatteras to Eastport with northwest winds rising to 60 mph later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
Hatteras
Eastport
Red Bank Burglaries Fire Rescue Highlight Busy Night
A flurry of crimes and a dramatic rescue colored Red Bank and surrounding towns. Rowland Reevy of Eatontown faces bond for robbery linked to a Fair Haven home invasion. Smock House and a boat club boathouse also targeted. a milk depot break in yielded only keys. A Townley cottage fire endangered Mrs Carr and Miss Townley, but Walter Reid heroically rescued a mother and two children from the smoke. The night also saw a town meeting and a charity slippers contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smock
William Smock
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Clayton Brothers
Monmouth Street
Beevy
Townley Cottage
Second
Franklin Avenues
Dorothy Carr
BE. T. M. Carr
Miranda Townley
Miss Carr
New Jersey Central
Southern Depot
Anna Townley
James Carr
Carr
Walter G. Reid
Mr. Reid
Arch
Freehold Man Sentenced on Intoxication Charge
John Murray of Red Bank was sent to Freehold today for 90 days after a hearing before Recorder Jas. H. Sickles on a charge of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Red Bank
Freehold
Jas. H. Sickles
Postal Exam for Clerks and Carriers in Red Bank
An examination for four clerks and a carrier will be held at the Red Bank post office on Saturday February 18. For a good glass of old stock call on Harry Surley at the Liberty Hotel. It has an exquisite flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Harry Surley
Liberty Hotel
Iit
Ewer
Bath Avenue resident for 60 years dies at 82
Mrs Elizabeth H Holmes widow of Samuel Holmes died after a weeklong illness at 362 Bath Avenue Long Branch in her eighty third year Born June 1828 in Crosswicks Burlington County She moved to Long Branch in 1848 and married in 1850 Surviving children Mary M Emma Georgette Holmes and Anthony M Heimes Also sister Mrs Peter White Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 PM at her Bath Avenue home Rev George H Neal will conduct services Interment at West Long Branch under William H Morris Jr Funeral director She helped build Bath Avenue once a narrow sandbed famed for show places like Gladville She was beloved by many and remained active until two weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Holmes
Samuel Holmes
Bath Avenue
George H. Neal
St. Luke's M. E. Church
William H. Morris, Jr
West Long Branch
Holmes
Mary M
Emma
Georgette Holmes
Anthony M. Heimes
Long Prach Banking Company
Peter White
Philadelphia
Dressed as Woman Catches Highwayman In Borough
Henry Johnson a Keyport colored man was captured after a holdup attempt on Dallas G. Yours in Church street. He was overpowered by Sherman Young and George W. Mason in women’s clothes. Johnson denied the offense and claimed a sweetheart, Miss Matilda Mengel of Manasquan, was involved. He awaits grand jury action in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Dallas G
Mr. Young
Mr. Mason
Borough
A. M. Walling
Mason
Johnson
Young
Matilda Mengel
Manasquan
Walling
Freehold
Thomas ‘Walling
Myrtle Walling
Frances’ Sproul
May Boice
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Jet
Chadwick
The
Daily Record
Senate
Rice A. Brown
Morford Avenue
Scudder J. Woolley
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Sheehan
R. M. Harris
Frey & Harris
Sexton Bros
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Chattles
RED Bankers
Eee
Aidy Ayres
Yeeneee White
Mazza
van Brunt
Weather Bureau Forecast
Fair Haven
Eatontown
New Red Bank
Rowland Reevy
James Lynch
J. Frank Patterson
Frank Estelle
Joseph Cousin
Joseph Gousins
Reevy
William Heevy
Chelsea Avenue
Miss Townley
Carr Cottage
Second Avenue
Red Wall
Miss Hennessey
Nellie Hennessey
North _Long Branch
Bath Ave
Keyport
Hotel Vendome
Océan Avenue
Ocean Park
Ocean Construction Co
Park Row
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