Five Narrow Escapes From Dangerous Surf End Safely
Newark authorities recount a near tragedy as five people were saved from a strong current off the New Jersey coast. Albert Mooney and Miss Garvin led a group including Jerome Van Brakle and Miss Ziegel when a deep hole pulled them under. Rescue efforts by George McKenna and others succeeded, with Mooney needing resuscitation before recovery at the National Hotel. Separate rescue: Miss Kitty Canfield nearly drowned before James Barham and Arthur Stratton intervened. lifeguards and bystanders aided as a crowd gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mooney
Jerome Vanoa
Mies
Helen Lage
New York
Mooney
Miss Garvin
VanErakle
Miss Ziegel
George McKenna
Ian
van Brakle
McKenna
National Hotel
Miss Canfield
Kitty Canfield
Hunterdon Street
Newark
James Barham
Arthur Stratton
Life Yard
Tugyay
Charles Kerr
George Ins
Foxey Johnston
Bernard Gorcey
J. M. Dewitt
Annual Picnic at Eatontown by The D W K of Red Bank
The D W K group from Red Bank held their first annual picnic at Stesle's Grove Eatontown yesterday. Picnickers traveled by trolley and car with many arriving after dinner for a day of leisure under the trees and light conversation. The organizing committee led by George Hook John Burnside Martin McCue Frank Mulvihill William McKeon and Charles Patten urged further notices and details for a 2 p.m. departure from Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Stesle's Grove
Eatontown
George Hook
Barmap
John Burnside
Martin McCue
Frank Mulvihill
William McKeotie
Charles
Mrs Layton Dies After Bright's Disease Battle
Mrs. Margaret A. Layton widow of Richard Layton died at her daughter’s residence 86 Sixth Avenue at 11:60. She would have been 84 this month after a 16 week struggle with Bright's disease. Survived by six children and several siblings funeral at the Morris residence with Rev. Morton F. Barnes. Interment at Davies Alice L. Davies shipped to New York. Cornelia W Fort and Cornelia died of throat trouble. remains shipped. Sea Bright Fire Department saved the Blue Bird yacht after a gasoline explosion. Capt. Bristow injured. yacht valued at 26000 owned by Senator Hawkins. Gavitt yacht owner. insurance $5000. boat moved after fire contained. District Grand Master Isaac Goldberg installed Freehold Lodge officers. George F. Egleston of New York purchased Mr. Slocum’s house on Rand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Layton
Richard Layton
Edward B. Morhie
Sixth Avenue
Bright
Layton
David N. Craig
Princeton
Tul 8 White
New York
Harry Pierce
Charles Pierce
Morris
Charlies Layton
I Morrig
Morton F. Barnes
St. James’ Church
Hyer & Flock
Davies
Alice L. Davies
Louisa
Rowland Davies
Davis
Lewisohn Cottage
Ocean Avenue
Cyprese Hill Cemetery
Cornelia W. Fort
Cornelia
F. Palmer Gavitt
E. C. Bristow
Sea Bright Fire Department
Gavitt
Senator Hawkins
Duluth
Minn
Bristow
James J. Reed
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gravitt
Nicholas F. Brady
Albany
N. Brady
Sea Bright Lawn
F ‘Et Club
Visi
Oates
Gayitt F
Roiance Department
Sandy Hook
N. F Brady
Monmouth Beach
Captain Rush Returns Home From Vera Cruz Voyage
A fragmentary item notes Captain Rush and Commaders aboard the Florida journeying from Vera Cruz to New York. The report mentions Mexican service and a plate associated with Captain Rush upon returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Tier' Ma
Niger
Rush
United States
YMCA Withdraws from Monmouth County Fair
The Rural YMCA quits the county fair over liquor sales plans. Monmouth County Agriculture Committee notes loss of exhibits from 400 plus youth and a camping division, with JUDD rejecting any tie to liquor selling at the 1914 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Young Men’s Christian Association
Secre
Monmouth County
Judd
The
Fair Association
Freebidld
Mopme
Sounty Fair Association
Agricultural Conteste
Fair Management
Abduction Charge Faces Maza Massa and Grace Hervey
Arthur Massa aged 22 of 235 Morris Avenue and Grace Hervey aged 13 of 262 Morris Avenue are held by Newark police on abduction charges. They appear at Pirat Precinct Court where Detective Captain William D. Walling and the girl’s mother will confront them this afternoon. Mrs Harvey appeared in police court earlier, unaware of the girl’s location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Massa
Morris Avenue
Grace Hervey
Newark
Pirat
William D. Walling
Harvey
Huerta Sails Tomorrow as Villa Breaks Rise Eyed
Reports from Puerto Mexico indicate Huerta plans to sail tomorrow at noon aboard a German cruiser while Villa Carranza’s break looms. Observers fear a new counter revolution. Blanquet will accompany Huerta and a 110 member party as Car announces political moves.
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Puerto
Mexico
Huerta
Intr
Goarte
Dresden
Kingston
Jamaica
Blanquet
Jay
Washington, D. C
Siti
Villa
Mny
Co City
Ie Guiet
Mexico City
Fire damages Columbia Hotel in Asbury Park
Early morning blaze at the Columbia Hotel on Avenue and Kingsley Street injures no one. two hundred guests flee as the fire is brought under control. The building, formerly the Hotel Brighton, is owned by W Hervey Jones. A note of thanks follows and a change in routine is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Avenue
Kingsley Street
Asbury Park
Hubert Schmidt
Brighton
W. Hervey Jones
Runaway Horse Off Summer Street Spurs Pursuit
A horse belonging to Joseph Guzzi of Summer Street bolted from the stable yard Saturday evening and fled toward Broad Street after taking Norwood Avenue. Kempt and an auto delivery driver attempted to stop the animal, with the horse ultimately restrained. A bystander sustained minor injuries, and Charles H. Friteche’s firm posted a $10 bond plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guzzi
Summer Street
Norwood Avenue
Broadway
Bush
Kempt
Paroled Convict Makes Second Attempt in Two Days
A parolee imprisoned for prior offenses attempted a second escape within 48 hours. Police report the incident occurred at the regional jail where staff stopped the man before he could flee. No injuries were reported.
Ambiguous Testimony in Local Robbery Case Near Five Doors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a robbery scene involving a man and a woman, with a witness identified as Dr Charles J. caper and a suspect labeled as a negro. The account mentions struggles over a hand tag and a long-ago incident, with unclear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burs
Charles J. Caper
Somaar Aral
Gua
Nana
Seman
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Addie Saltiel
Lester
Evenme
John G. Wovell
Tons Branch
Morrie Buye
John Morris
Lippincott Ave
Golden Painting
Arthur F. Golden
West Long Branch
Miberon Beach Club
Patten
Omer
Agvertiee
Retord
Mr. Caton
Lewisohn
Gavitt Yacht
Isaac Goldberg
Freehold Lodge
Slocum Selle Home
Daniel B. Slocum
Rand Avenue
Vernon Street
George F. Egleston
Srovamtane Te
P- Meni Vorther Mation
Ede
Gimpare
Ghurgh
M. B
John B. Whitton
Harry Hopper
Harl
William. H. Morris
Edward
Adelaide Morris
Frederick Worrell
Lillian C. Poole
Minnie Krug
Mary Krug
Reginal van Note
Walter Sherman
Anna Woolley
Gladys Chamberlain
Marquis Champerlain, Jr
Percy Kilsey
Leuvot
Cand Army
Man
Frank Goodspeed
Faneral
John G. Sexton
Elizabeth Lucile Lottie
Mamma
Slater
Captain Rush
Poe Ay Comcardas
Florida
American Press Association
Aural Ymga
Quits County Fair
Bn. T. Judd
Enmatare
Bastesta Committee
Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
Mazza
Basser
Oakborne
Eve Lady
Dunmery
Villa Carranza
NEW Villa
Carsent
Watilear Fiamer
Bush Kemp
Running Board of Machine
J.oes
Charles H. Friteche
Crake Oliver Modarves
Wes & Ne
Tens Reese
Lal
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