Three Years Sentenced for Colored Stabber
James Payne the colored man who stabbed his wife in First avenue during the night of May 6 was sentenced to three years in State prison by Judge John E Foster at Freehold. He fled to New York but was captured by Detective Sergeant Wail and brought back for trial. Witnesses testified amid tension and the victim’s ante mortem statement was taken at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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James Payne
First Avenue
New York
State
John E. Foster
Freehold
Chipple
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Payne
Serweant Wail
Foster
Silver Medal Oratorical Contest Draws Large Eaton Crowd
Crescent Hall inside Eaton town packed with over 200 for the Silver Medal Oratorical Contest. Miss Charlotte Sanford of Eaton won the silver medal for Sam's Girl. A Ladies' Aid Society fundraiser netted above 150 dollars for the parsonage fund.
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Crescent Hall
Eatontown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parsonage Fund
Charlotte Sanford
Eaton- 1
Sam
Laura Dickenson
Blanche Wilburn
Viola Mitchell
Michael Davis
Floyd Rush
Chas E. Emily
W. A. Sweeney
Jel Edwards
George T Hillman
Knight
C. L Knight
Eatontown Methodist Church
Gladys Snyder
Myrtle Edwards
Ethel Odell
Gertrude Bennett
William Ickenson
Fred Melvitz
George Mosby
Matthew Flint
John Dickenson
James Kenna
Sylvester Fury
Roy Edwards
Ernest Swan
Arthur Aumack
Anthony Toby
Barley Watkins
Robert Flint
Marie Soffel
Marjorey Itchell
T. C Taylor
William Hoffman
Charles Hillbrunner
Wilbur Boyce
Eadwards' Orchestra
Long Branch
Samose Patent Flesh Building Tablets Promoted
Frank K. Gano offers to pay if Samose fails to improve flesh and health. The ad asserts rapid weight gain, strengthened bones, and vigor through daily use of Samose tablets, promising noticeable results within a week or ten days.
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Frank K. Gano
Sugar Fraud Trial Submits To Jury In Final Phase
In New York the sugar frauds case proceeds to jury deliberation this afternoon after closing addresses by prosecutors and defense lawyers. Defendants include Charles R Heike Ernest W Gerbracht and J Bondernagel with three others having pleaded guilty. The defense challenged the government's assertions while emphasizing lack of direct involvement by some defendants. The trial drew a large crowd as witnesses and prosecutors argued weights discrepancies tied to the sugar trust and Havemeyer era.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Charles R. Heike
Sugar Trust
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Brooklyn
J . Bondernagel
Oliver Spitcer
Dormer
Atlanta
United States
Winfred T. Denison
Henry L. Stimson
Henry F. Cochrane
Bendernagel
Clarence W. Lexow
Gerbracht
John B Stanchfeld
Heike
Mr. Denison
Wall Street
Denison
Hercely
Havemweyer
Cochrane
Lexenter Gerbracht
Harry Waters
Oliver Spitzer
Oman
Married Sunday at Newark Sees Florence Ellenberg Weds Miller Aumach
Miss Florence Ellenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ellenberg of Fair Haven and Miller Aumach a Philadelphia steamfitter were married Sunday in Newark. The couple will live at Fair Haven in a house near the bride parents.
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Florence Ellenberg
George Ellenberg
Fair Haven
Miller Aumach
Eatontown
Newark
Mr. Aumach
Philadelphia
Board of Health Conducts Inspection Tour
Board of Health members and Inspector Milmore carried out a thorough inspection yesterday afternoon. They reported conditions exceptionally good and praised the inspector's work. The tour covered the northern city area and shore, including the old Howland Hotel site and nearby sewer work planned to improve sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Milmore
Manyer
Howland
Wisconsin Pastor Called by Baptists
Rev Thomas B Hughes of Sunsh ton Wis received an unanimous call to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in this city to succeed Rev W Brank Johnson whose resignation took effect December 1. Hughes will decide after consulting his family and he may preach in Stoughton next Sunday. A Baptist rally banquet will be held next Monday with Hughes presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Hughes
Sunshton
Wis
First Baptist Ghureh
W. Brank Johnson
T. d. Ers Irving How
Hughes
Stoughton
Norwood
Charles M. Woolley
All Baptists
Wisconsin
Northern Baptist Convention
JAIL CHANGED HIS MIND OVER FINE FOR CRUELTY TO HORSE
David Feeshman of this city a traveling glazer was fined five dollars for cruelty to his horse after Joe M. Bobannan an A agent stopped the lame animal on Broadway. Feeshman initially protested and was jailed for nonpayment but later paid the fine and was discharged.
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David Feeshman
Joe M. Bobannan
Henry Achoentein
Bohannan
Broadway
Miller
Freshmann
City Hall
Death of Mrs Augusta Content Widow of Noah Content
Mrs Augusta Content of Long Branch has died after a long illness at her New York home. She was the widow of Noah Content and mother of Harry, Walter, and Washington Content, and part of a prominent Monmouth County family. The Contents were well known stock brokers in New York under H Content and Co. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Augusta Content
Noah Content
Harry Content
Walter
Washington Content
Long Branch
New York
Ber Gon
L. Samuels
B King
License actions feature at county court session
The Rumson Country Club application was laid over to June 23 by Judge Foster. Peter A. Hartigan received a Glendale Hotel license at Villa Park. Ober Norwood was granted a license for the Allenhurst Club. George P. Gamble was granted a license transfer to the American Hotel. M Peterson’s license at Point Comfort was referred.
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Rumson Country Club
Foster
Peter A. Hartigan
Glendale
Villa Park
Ober Norwood
Allenhurst Club
George P. Gamble
R. C. Beg Idhe A Bey
API Yoo. M. Peterson
Point Comfort
Hotel license clash in Long Branch over Italian population
At a Long Branch hearing for a proposed hotel near a school district, supporters cited a large Italian population and tourism demand while opponents warned the liquor license would harm youth and schooling. Judge Foster refused the license, noting the city already had more licenses than needed.
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Chattle High School
Pip
Carigo
Garton
Tomaini
Benjamin P. Morris
Board of Education
Long Branch
Lovell
Morris
Coe
Edwin L. Reed
Citizens’ National Bank
Michael Whalen
Judge Foster
Personal notes from the Park Avenue summer season
B Herzog and family arrived at their Park Avenue summer residence for the season yesterday. B Kraus and family and L Sondheim are at the Havier cottage. Mrs B Guggenheim and family, who have been visiting in New York, has returned to her Long Branch home.
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B. Herzog
Park Avenue
B. Kraus
L. Sondheim
Havier Cottage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aa & Son
Liberty
James Pagot
Gase
Jinet
T. B. Hughes
Mrs Content
Board of Trade
Ocean Avennne
Ocean Drive
Cookman and
Grand Avenues
Asbury Park
Chambrays
Sorrento Hotel
G. H. Neal
St. Luke's M. B. Church
Charles T. Stone
Christopher Gregory
Harry P. Bennett
James Cloughley
Board of Trustees
Thomas Beatty
E. T. Welch, Jr
Morris C. Burns
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