Allgor Defiant In Jail Speaks Of His Wrongs
James M. Allgor of Sea Bright tells a new version of his 1908 dispute with Rumson police over a bungalow on Rumson road. He describes being kidnapped and taken to Sea Bright, with officers accusing him and seizing goods while a sign advertising a rental was torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Allgor
C. D. Halsey
Frank McMahon
James M. Allgor
Sea Bright
Mr. Allgor
Elwood Minagh
Red Bank
Freehold
Allger
Rumson
Borough of
P. Hall Packer
Mr. McMahon
Wallace
J. M. Allger
Ben Bright
N. J
My Honge
Keyport Carnival Plans Lack Clear Leader
The Keyport carnival committee has not announced plans yet and expects Henry Sala to lead, but he prefers to bow out and let another step in. A fundraiser entertainment was recently held to boost the carnival fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salz
Carnival
Carnival Committee
Keyport
Henry Sala
Carnival Fund
Long Brancher Wins Eatontown Fourth of July Race
The ninth annual Eatontown Athletic Association Fourth of July festival drew a large crowd along Main and South streets. The five mile handicap bicycle race ended with Henry Huhn first, Arthur Jackson second, and Karl Huhn third in a photo finish that kept spectators cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown Athletic Association
Main
Joseph W. Johnston
T. Elwood Snyder
Thomas Dickinson
William Taylor
Dickinson
Eatontown
Oceanport
Melvin R. van Keuren, Jr
Solomon Stout
Otto Applegate
Thomas M. Dickinson
Whitney Conrow
James Dean
Tinton Falls
Hart
Huhn
Henry Huhn
Ben Taylor
Arthur Jackson
Thad
Don
Grover Parker
William van Wickle
Walter Carlile
Dean
Huhn Brothers
Jackson
Karl Huhn
South Strets
Lewis Street
High Street
Corlies Avenue
South Street
David Holmes
Port Monmouth couple marks triple anniversary
Celebrated couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downes of Port Monmouth observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary with over 70 relatives and friends Tuesday night. The event also honored the third anniversary of daughter Mae's marriage to Samuel Bamford and the twenty eighth birthday of son Robert. A bountiful collation and ice cream followed a long night of farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Downes
Port Monmouth
Mae
Samuel Bamford
Robert
Mr. Downes
Texan Visitor Attends Eatontown Fourth of July
Lewis McGuire of Houston Texas visits Eatontown and Tinton Falls area as he stays with his uncle John McGuire. He attends Eatontown's ninth annual Fourth of July celebration as an interested spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis McGuire
Houston
Texas
John McGuire
Eatontown
Tinton Falls
Mr. McGuire
Ellsworth Company Ships Oyster Shells to Greenport Beds
The J. and J. W. Ellsworth Company of Keyport shipped 27 000 bushels of oyster shells to Greenport Long Island beds for spat for seed oysters to be transplanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & J. W. Ellsworth Company
Keyport
Greenport
Orioles Triumph Over Asbury Park Nine at Red Bank
The Orioles of Red Bank defeated an Asbury Park team 8 to 5 on Shrewsbury avenue diamond Tuesday afternoon with a small crowd watching. Dancing at Wilson Villa Bonight at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Shrewsbury Avenue
Youth on parole accused in Elkwood Park coat theft
Angelo Grandinetti recently released from Rahway Reformatory attempted to steal an automobile coat at Elkwood Park during a race meet. Chauffeurs pursued as the fleeing man crossed the track. an ambulance chased and captured him. He was returned to Rahway for an indefnite period after being turned over to County Detective Minukh.
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Elkwood
Angelo Grandinetti
Rahway Reformatory
Ocean Avenue
Elkwood Park
Grandinetti
Hyer & Flock
Mery
Minukh
Red Bank
Rahway
Lost Purse Recovered by Accident on Third Avenue
Mr and Mrs William Johnson of New York recovered a purse left on a northbound trolley car at Broadway and Second Avenue after a chance meeting with Miss Widdis. The purse contained about $40 and was identified by Judge Walter Brinley. The owners reached the depot in time for their train.
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Third Avenue
William Johnson
New York
Central Depot
Johnson
Asbury Park
Broadway
Second Avenue
Widdis
Fifth Avenue
Ion
Mise Widdis
Stricken Caretaker Collapses in Hardware Store Doorway
Albert Moore caretaker for Frank T. Day at Port-au-Peck suffered acute indigestion yesterday in A. M. Townley & Co. hardware store. After two or three visits he collapsed in the doorway and was taken home to Branchport in Mrs. J. H. Parker's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moore
Frank T. Day
Port-au-Peck
A. M. Townley & Co
Branchport
J. H. Parker
Mrs Greenhut Leads Norwood Party to Forest Park
Mrs. B. J. Greenhut of Norwood Avenue will chaperon an automobile party to Forest Park Pennsylvania leaving today. The party will be absent a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Greenhut
Norwood’ Avenue
Forest Park
Penn
The Stork Visits Eatontown and Other Local News
Dr Stork paid a visit to Eatontown on Monday and left a bouncing baby boy at the home of Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Emmons at Main street and Railroad avenue. Both mother and child are doing well. Emmons works on the Rumson branch of the M C BE Company. Prof Niederstemann has moved to Lakewood to open a private school. Porto Ricans at Keyport: Dr and Mrs James Walter Brice of Humacao Porto Rico visiting the Temples of Keyport. Mrs Brice was formerly Lydia Templeton and taught at Keyport High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Eatontown
Keyport
James Walter Brice
Humacoo
Porto Rico
John Templeton
Brice
Lydia Templeton
Keyport High School
Aged Woman Suffering Stroke in Belford
Mrs. Louisa Phillips widow of the late Benjamin Phillips of Belford suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday night. Her condition is listed as serious. Dr Budlong is in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Phillips
Benjamin Phillips
Belford
Budlong
Heat Wave Broken as Cooling Showers Reach Midwest
The severe heat spell across the nation eases with cooling showers in the Midwest. Death toll from the heat tops numbers in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and other cities, while temperatures fall from 100 to 75 degrees as winds shift and rain arrives. Corn prices react to the rain. Weather offices report relief with lower temperatures across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Middle West
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Boston
Weekend Baseball Games At Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Fans await two weekend games at Hollywood Horse Show grounds. Saturday features a Rahway team visiting Capt. Henrique's squad with Lindermann on the mound and Lee as catcher. Sunday brings Johnny McGraw and the New York Giants to Long Branch with Crandall and Meyers as battery. The locals aim to upset Gotham's fast bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lee
Lindermann
Johnny McGraw
New York Giants
Long Branch
Giants
Crandall
Big Chief
Bath houses added as Keyport Yacht Club expands shore front
The Keyport Yacht Club builds extra bath houses on its shore front clubhouse property to meet rising demand. In other news, J W East, a Brighton Avenue seafood merchant, had a delivery wagon wrecked on Lincoln Avenue when the driver left the horse untied. the wagon overturned and was badly damaged. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers are listed at 516 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport Yacht Club
J. W. East
Brighton Avenue’ Sea
Lincoln Avenue
Boy Killed by Horse in Avon Farm Accident
Charley Wegeman eight years old dies after his feet catch in wagon lines and he is kicked by a horse on East End avenue Avon. He falls to the curb sustaining a fractured skull and dies within an hour after an auto brings him home. Coroner says accidental death. mother is sister of local baker John Hugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hugg
Lippincott Avenue
Charley Wegeman
East End Avenue
Avon
Charley
Fourth Avenue
Neptune City
Charles Wegeman
Robert M. Purdy
Wegeman
St James Church Site Sold for New Parish Complex in Broadway
Contracts finalize sale of the old St James Church property on Broadway above Second Avenue to a New York businessman. Possession on October 1 transfers title. worship moves to the near complete Parish Hall at Broadway and Slocum Place with plans for a larger stone church and rectory on the site. Architects Braver and Robb will finish revised plans before fall construction begins.
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St. James
Broadway
Second Avenue
New York
Slocum ‘Place
Slocum Place
Braver & Robb
van Huet & Houson
Rangaction
Mrs Huhn obituary and local real estate note
Mrs Margaretta Huhn died at her Grand avenue home at 11 16 p m from tuberculosis. She was thirty nine, widowed three years, and leaves six children and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral service will be Saturday at 2 30 p m at St James Church, internment by Hyer and Flock. Oscar M Arnold of New York bought Dr Andrew H Smith property in Elberon to occupy after remodeling. The late Dr Smith aided General Garfield in 1881. Lost Monday night blue coat with initials on pocket reward.
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Margaretta Huhn
Grand Avenue
George Huhn
Henry Wingert
Karl
Henry
Laula
Edward
Margaretta
Ruth
Sophia Weisner
West New York
Charles Wambser
New York
William Wingert
City
Bath Avenue
J. Briggs Nash
St. James’ Church
Hyer & Flock
Andrew H. Smith
Elberon
Oscar M. Arnold
J. A. Stratton
Dr. Smith
General Garfield
Francklyn Cottage
Rosenberg Pleads Guilty Prison for Speakeasy People
Rosenberg pleads guilty to receiving stolen goods amid indictments for robbery at Keyport and Norwood Avenue. Spivock on trial for horse theft. Rosenberg testifies about renting a stable. Jury drawn for Henry Pully murder case. license matters and a new trolley case noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rosenberg
Norwood Avenue
Long Branch
Joseph Reilly
Red’ Bank
Husbad
Rosenberg
A. Salz & Co
Keyport
Daniel Doran
Mrosenberg
Jacob Spivock
James C. Hendduttson
Middletown
Spivock
Sproul
Hendrickson
Freehold
Henry Pulley
Rebecca
John W. Slocim
Pilley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Pulley
Vetter
Hall
Uabani
Joy
Foster
Wm. J. Jennidge
West End
Atlantic Highlands
Kate Jenningsom
Kelly
Red Bank
Ebenezer
Fourth of July Cottage Fire in Atlantic Highlands
A Fourth of July fire in Atlantic Highlands destroyed the third floor of a cottage owned by Charles DeVeaty and occupied by the Mincho family. Firemen from Hose Company No. 2 fought the blaze, which originated on the roof, possibly from a stray paper balloon. Insurance covered the house and furniture, and nearby Barrett’s summer home escaped damage.
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Atlantic Highlands
Charles DeVeaty
George Mincho
Mincho
New York
Hose Company,No. 2
John Snedeker
Joseph Zavadil
Ira Antonides
Henry Young
George L. Barrett
Equitable Life
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Brief Odds
The Weather Bureau predicts a cooling pattern with a slight drop in temperatures into Friday. Observations from Long Beach show a 83 degree reading with a 72 degree low overnight and modest southwest to west winds around 18 mph.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
West Winda
Disp
North Broadway
Long
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Hollywood Golf Club
Tuesaday
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Velot Auto
Chester M
Long Brancher
Wilson Villa
Bonight
Lakewood
Niederstemann
Geerwood Institute
Matawan
The
Daily Record
W. D. Martin
New York Weather Bureau
Whitehall
Sexton Bros
Tel
L. B
ST. James Church
Garfield
Blue Coat
Spinals C
Devesty Cottage
Holiday Blaze
Sara J. Fay
Waverly Place
Holmdel Township
Mary Whaley
Miss Lackey
Holmdel
DPD
C. Brainard
Keansburg
8. C. McCurdy
Centerville
Miss McCurdy
Dudley & Co
B'way
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mt. Weather Observatory
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