Verdict by agreement ends retrial in railroad damage suit
A formal verdict was directed in favor of the defendant in the Tilton vs Pennsylvania Railroad death case, after an earlier $8,000 verdict was set aside on appeal. The jury returned a verdict for $200 in a separate auto crash suit, which was settled out of court, with attorneys Johnston Conover and Louis Hood representing the parties. A revival service at North Long Branch M E Church will hold nightly meetings at 7:30 with a 3:45 p m service today and possible extra musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Errors and Appeals
Freehold
Carrie A. Tilton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
Johnston & Consver
Johnston & Conover
Mrs. Tilton
Howard B. Davis
Emmanual New
Davis
Mr. Davis
Louis Hood
Mr. New
Millicent H. Smock
Charles H. Smock
Amos G. Bolton
Asbury M. E
North Long Branch
M. E
Harry Chasey
Local BOWLers Win Red Bank Match
Three local bowlers Sylvester Goet heil Daniel Dilione and George Ben nett faced Red Bank bowlers Robert Kennedy Allen Voorhees and Charles Em mone from Sheridan Hotel alleys. Local team won two of three matches and five of eight games with early lead then Red Bank countered before the locals closed out the decisive third.
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Sylvester Goetheil
Daniel Dilione
George Bennett
Red Bank
Sheridan Hotel
Robert Kennedy
Allen Voorhees
Charles Emmone
Policemen Hold Annual Banquet Celebrates Protectors
The city patrolmen and guest dignitaries gathered for an annual banquet with toastmaster Patrolman Errickson and President Patrolman Vetter presiding. Mayor Newcomb and City Commissioners offered remarks while Hirschfeld’s banquet menu drew praise. A roomful of public servants enjoyed a formal dining program and a closing flashlight photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph McGarvey
Daniel 3. Martin
Francia McCarthy
Jacob Hampton
Tom Kirby
RD Harvey
Jyiie Errickson
Ho MS Clayton
Michael Dansen
William Kingsland
Charles A. Edwards
Alex Swanson
Jesse Weat
Apssocation
Patrolman
Vetter
Newcomb
J. H. Davis, Jr
Charles L . Edwards
Hirschfeld
Guardians of the Peace
Vermont
Cafe Noir Cigars Hall
Red Bank Happenings and Local Notes
Red Bank residents debate keeping the G A R Post room as headquarters if interior improvements are made. State Conductor W P Steinhauser of Asbury Park paid a fraternal visit and spoke. Rebecca Irons, once of Long Branch, recovers from rheumatism and visits her daughter in Hudson Avenue with another daughter in New York City. YM Y basketball on Monmouth Street features Mercurys versus Cardinals in a close contest, with a rematch planned at the Broad Way alleys. Ed Stillwell and family visited Branch Avenue relatives. Rebecca Clayton of Newark spent Sunday with her sister in Oak Lane. Mary Boyd of Shrewsbury Avenue visits Hoboken relatives. David Hi Riddle, convicted of fraudulently securing signatures and impersonating a second signer, shows signs of mental decline in Freehold jail, raising concerns about his health and its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post Room
Broad Street
W. P. Steinhauser
Asbury Park
Rebecca Irons
Long Branched
Willard F. Tetley
Hudson Avenue
Joseph van Hern
New York City
Long Branch
Edward Stillwell
Everett
David Hi. Riddle
Martha P. Moore
Commissioner of Deeds
Freehold
Seaside cottage project eyed by Mr Frazer in Valley Drive
Mr Frazer expects to raise his seaside cottage on Valley Drive and add several rooms but the contract for the work has not been awarded yet. W L Howland undertakes alterations at his drug store on Bay Avenue. Tunis H Lane of Miller Street spent Tuesday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frazer
Valley Drive
W. L. Howland
Bay Avenue
Tunis H. Lane
Miller Street
New York
Officers Mutalled in Aurora Temple Ladies of the Golden Eagle
The officers listed for Aurora Temple Ladies of the Golden Eagle include Past Templar Net lte Wardell Noble Templar Lida Hur ley Vice Templar Maybelle Borden Marscal Sadie Hurley Prophetress Edith Hood Priestess Susanna Fish Guardian of Record Anna Venable Guardian of Exchequer Emma Wheeler Guardian of Finance Amanda Brown Guardian of Music Helen Wright Guardian of Inner Portal Grace Hartman Guardian of Outer Portal Kathe Brower. Mrs Susanna Fish and Mrs Nettie Wardell were presented with Past Templar s jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Grace Hartman
Kathe Brower
Susanna ‘Fish
Nettie Wardell
Asbury Park
Frank K. Gano
Pemphter
Liberty Temple
Grand Templar
Nellie Nelson
Laura Woolley
Kravinia Brown
Susie Fish
Frank Wright
Venable
Grand
Broma Wheeler
Carrie Throckmorton
Amanda Brown
Grand G
Ella Voorhees
Jennie Greenleaf
Player Piano Week at Red Bank
Player-Piano week run by C. Y W. Wright Company in Red Bank features nightly demonstrations by W. C. Wright who also renders the same selections by hand. The events attract many listeners and Frank T. Bloom manages the establishment.
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Red Bank
C. Y
City Engineer Office Heads for Reconstruction and Full Time Duty
Mayor Newcomb urged a full time engineer for the city to lead a reconstruction period. He proposed appointing a single official based in City Hall to develop engineering schemes, including drainage, with a flat salary rather than per project pay. The note cites cost and task scope and urges budgeting for an enhanced public works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Department of Public Affairs
Board of Commissioners
Red Bank Lot Sold to Overseer of Poor Manson
Red Bank property on Maple Avenue near Fred D. Wikoff’s coal yard sold Tuesday by W. A. Klopping to Overseer of the Poor Frank J. Manson for $750. Manson, of Manson & Sons monumental works, plans a modern house costing about 4000 in spring. Separate sale reports two lots in the Uger tract near South Street to Walter and Joseph Harrison for 370 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
F. J. Manson
Fred D. Wikoff
Tted Bank
W. A. Klopping
J. Manson
William Reckless
Freehold
Manson
Manson & Sons
Red Bank
J. Clark Conover
Uuger
South Street
Walter and
Joseph Harrison
George T. Linton
Captain Gilbert at fault in ship disaster probe
In Norfolk a federal board ruled Captain Gilbert of the sunken Julia Luckentich responsible for the Chesapeake bay collision on January 3. The British master and pilot were commended for their conduct. In Chicago a parishioner at Holy Name cathedral collapsed and died during early mass. Mrs Kate Corby, aged sixty eight, mother of Francis N Corby of the board of trade was among the deceased.
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Norfolk
Dan
Gilbert
Julia Luckentich
Kakeah
Chesapeake Bay
Board of Federal Steamship
Chicago
Holy Name Cathedral
Kate Corby
Real Estate Transfers Map Quiet Local Property Deals
A series of transfers records property deals in Monmouth and Eatontown townships. Listings show owners including Wyckoff King Hayman Hagan Kennedy Gantry Ackerman Brady Dowd Slocum Wilson Moore Layton Roberts Knight Woolley and others exchanging land for nominal sums. Amounts range from 1 dollar to 700 dollars, with properties described as land or parcels in various streets and towns.
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Lewis B. Gantry
Harry E. Gantry
Monmouth Land Company
James F. Ackerman
Ackermiller Company
Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Anthonny N. Brady
Sea Bright
Kate Moore
Martin ‘Dowd
Land and Loan Company
Marite L. Slocum
Caroline A. Wilson
Charles Schweinler
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Long Branch
Arthur ©. Moore
Mary Bk. Layton
Eatontown
Eliza A. Roberts
Methodist Church
A. W. Johnston
Flora Knight
Lewig Street
Charles M. Woolley
Sarah Loverisidge
New Street
Fair Haven News Highlights Local Social Events And Plans
Fidelity Council No. 22 marked its sixteenth anniversary at Mechanics Hall Pearl Street with a fine supper and social time. Other notes include residents strolling to Asbury Park and back, visits from New York, and a Brooklyn trip for a ill relative. Asbury Park bonds worth 275000 seek a 500000 gallon standpipe and reservoir site. Monmouth Water Co plant purchase and mains extension are planned with a special citizens' committee to discuss the project. Red Bank Bowling hosts an elimination match on Sheridan Hotel alleys featuring top scorers such as Murray Foster and Alton Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Council No
Liberty
Mechanics’ Hall
Pearl Street
Robert Dougherty
Pearlstreet
Alice Worthley
Main Street
Asbury Park
Richard McAllister
New York
Frank North
Emma Turner
John Pearsall
Frank A. Mitford
de Normandie Avenue
Brooklyn
Ralph Kirkman
Betty Hock
Newark
Helen Marsden
Clay Street
Marsden
Asbury Park Water
Indian Lady Hill
Deal Lake
Shark River
Monmouth Water Co
West Asbury Park
Thomas H. Pratt
T. Frank Appleby
J. Lyle Kinmonth
Council
Red Bank
Sheridan Hotel
Turkey
Murray Foster
Alton Voorhees
Robert Kennedy
William H. van Pelt
J. H. Black
Frank Kelly
Boyden Pemble
Nicholas Butterbach
Edward
Hippensteel
Reminiscences of Captain Green and Early Fishermen
Captain George H. Green of Bath avenue recalls a coastal fishing era from 1843 to 1858. He lists fellow fishermen, many now deceased, including Vanderhoof, Emmons, Van Brunt, Chasey, Taber and Green family members. A drowning tragedy involved Oscar Vanderhoof. Gordon Vanderhoof survived with help from John Pearce and Green. Residents recall large groups walking to the beach in red shirts with baskets, a vivid 59 year old memory from Lane's End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Green
Bath Avenue
Captain Green
Oscar Vanderhoof
Gordon Vanderhoof
Robert Lloyd
Corlies Lloyd
Richard Layton
William Terbert
Isaac Emmons, Sr
Tylee Emmons
John Emmons
James Emons
Iracis Emmons
Job Wardell
Moses Hampton
Joseph Brown
Daniel Howards
John Heastwood
Henry Joline
Revee Joline
James Wood
William Wood
Charles Cook
Tucker Cook
Tucker Woolley
Benjamin Woolley
Elihu Jeffrey
William Chasey
Lewis Chasey
Samuel Chasey
John Chasey
James Chagey
Joseph West
Vincent West
William West
Jacob West
Stephen West
Peter Slocum
Hugh McGregor
William Lippincott
John Walcott
Hartehorne Howland
James Howland
Hamilton Taber
John Taber
Lewis Taber
Elisha Taber
Jesse Taber
James Taber
Henry Taber
Bell Taber
Tucker C. Edwards
James
Cornles Wiliams
Oscar
Gordon
Joh Pearce
Ges
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D Men's and Boys’ Store
Davidson Building
The
Daily Record
Grand Orchestra
Goetheil
Dilione
Bennett
Kennedy, Voorhees
Emmons
Wea
Imonmouth 8
Mercurys
Association
Cardinals
Broadway
Goetheil Long
Washington
Patriotic Kennedy
Order Sons of America
Voorhees
Long Branch Goetheil RA
Dennett
Red Bank Kennedy
Aebs
Long Branch Goothell
Dillone Hennett
Highlands News
Horlick
Mary Korophack
George Lang
Sttar of the Sea
William P. Cantwell
L.L. D
Mr. Lang
West End Avenue
New York and Long Branch
Miss Korophack
Westwood Avenue
Ocean Township
Charles EB. Wyckoff
William W.king
Maud M. Hayman
Jeanette Hagen
Elizabeth Kennedy
Elizabeth G. King
Fair Haven News
Strintach Ashby Park
Netu Dorsey
Green
Lane's End
St. James’ R. C
Beatrice Gallagher
Joseph Burns
Patchogue
Long Island
James Alley
Mary Varley
Joseph Boyle
Globe Hotel
the Daily Record
It Pays
Jones
Consolidated Gas Co
New Jersey
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