Jewel Robbery Indictments Fore Court Proceedings In Red Bank
Indictments for jewel robbery dominate court action with proceedings on two murder cases. Alfredo Reevey and Biaggio Torino face trials, Judge Voorhees and Justice Voorhees preside as prosecutors plan a three day schedule September 16 19. Bruno license hearing dominates morning session with Red Bank officers supporting the application while Judge Foster rebukes a signing officer. A separate trial begins later for James Duffy and J P Norton charged with stealing eight pairs of shoes from a freight car bound for Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfréa Reevey
William Brown
Fair Havenny
Voorhees
Joseph Reilly
Biaggio
Red Bank
Foster
Bruno
Red
Wymbs
Batuel Sabath
Pearl Street
Louie B. Brown
Bruno Place
Benjamin John Parker
Ians
Fred Bruno
James
Charles Stewart
William Walker
Brubo
Joseph Imlay
Applegate
Imlay
Reilly
James Duffy
J. P. Norton
Long Branch
Shrewsbury News and Local Visits Update
John H. Van Vilet and wife have returned from their wedding trip. Frederick and Samuel Dennis from Chicago and Newark call on friends, with one recently back from Gettysburg. Postmaster Green’s mother suffers a lame back. Mr and Mrs John Evernham visit Toms River. Hendricked sale drew attendees in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. van Vilet
Saran J. Bell
Postmaster Green
Frederick
Samuel Dennis
Chicago
Newark
Gettysburg
Charles Dennis
Jesse Dryas
Josefah V. Holmes
John Evernham
Toms River
Middletown
Chinch bug bounty spurs odd Macoupin County note
Farmers in Macoupin County offer $2 a bushel for chinch bugs sent in by growers. The Snedeker brothers sent a humorous letter with a fake shipment, describing pedigreed bugs and a mock harvest as part of a playful protest that highlights the county bounty program and its unusual rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macoupin County
Carlinville
Ike Snedeker
Tenegettieny
Frank & Snedeker
Snedeker
Snedeker Brothers
Ike Sneeker
Macoupin
Ike
Rural Churches in Kansas Face Decline From Motor Travel
Kansas contends with a mounting problem as 1,200 country churches risk abandonment due to rising car use. Rural pastors and educators plan a four day conference in Manhattan starting July 21 to seek solutions, with Professor B L Holton noting cars draw farmers to larger town churches.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Kan
B. L. Holton
Ptate Agricultural College
Wotwan Steeps Three Weskes and Neuralgia Relief
Wotwan Steeps Three Weskes, Hattie Brans, twenty eight years old, of New Orleans, was awakened after months of neuralgia pain. Relief came with an injection they describe as sicol at the brain bone. The record notes the patient’s prolonged sleepless period and medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotwan
Hattie Brans
New Orleans
Wales
Red Bank police clash over liquor licensing case turns violent
In Red Bank yesterday lawyer Joseph Reilly allegedly assaulted Acting Mayor Horface P Cook after a dispute over subpoenas for six borough policemen linked to a showdown in Freehold over Fred Bruno liquor license renewal. Witness Louis E Brown says Reilly and Cook traded blows as Brown drove, while Chief Wymbs cites tension with Reilly over affidavits.
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Red Bank
Joseph Reilly
Horface P. Cook
Monmouth’ Street
Borough Hall
Reilly
Freehold
Fred Bruno
Pit
Bruno
Arthur Wymbs
Daily Record
Cook
John E. Foster
New Yark
Foster
Chief Wymbs
Law
Mr. Reilly
Det Wymbs
Mr. Cook
Wymbs
Judge Foster
Cook Wild
Cook Wild That He Told Mr. Reilly
Counsel
Howard Higginson
L. B
Brown
Louis E. Brown
George B. Brown
Lawyer Reilly
Mayor Cook
Mr. Brown
Rochester Tramp Arrested and Sentenced at Freehold
William Stewart of Rochester was arrested by railroad detective Charles Everdell for disorderly conduct near Red Bank station. At a hearing before Justice Badcap he received 30 days at Freehold. Off For European Trip reports Judge and Mrs Henry Terhune and others sailing to Liverpool with plans in London and on the continent. A theft of a car horn near Ocean Avenue airdome is noted with Chief Layton reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart
Rochester
Charles Everdell
Red Bank
Justice Badcap
Stewart
Freehold
Henry
Terhune
John W. Slocum
Liverpool
Johm ‘Terhune
Chancellor Walker
London
Brote
Berg
Baton Cottage
Norwood
Park, Avenue
Ocean Avenue Airdome
Layton
Monkey Goose Combat in Japanese Pastime
The article describes a traditional Japanese contest between a monkey and a goose. A cord ties the monkey to the goose’s leg as they stand by a river. The goose resists the water while the monkey fears it. The goose pulls the monkey into the water, and a cunning trickster then rides the goose. The monkey attempts to dive but is thwarted.
Runaway horse spooks wagon on North Broadway scene
Shortly after the noop hour today a Consolidated Appliance wagon toppled in William D. Martins yard on North Broadway. The frightened horse bolted, the wagon overturned spilling tools lunches and fixtures, then wrecked against the Martin fence before fleeing toward Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broadway
Consolidated Appliance Company
William D. Martin
Martin
Broadway
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Shrewsbury News
Sap
Dendy
Lothing and
Gentl S
Fubriguing Es
BBE
Goldstein’s
Ramie Lineh
Irene
Successo
N. Y
Mme
Goldstein’s Department
Aeiely
Ned
Bette Hotothek
Hanson
Paragois
Rochester Tramp
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