Charlton Coat Dragged From Lake Fueling Murder Theory
Reported discovery that part of Charlton’s coat was pulled from the lake near where his wife’s body was found strengthens the theory that Chariton was murdered with his wife. Police reexamine evidence, including bloodstains and a bloodless villa scene, while suspicions shift to Russian Constantine Spolatoff who borrowed a knuckle duster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Charlton
Chariton
Constantine Spolatoff
Spolatoff
Charlton
Pick Out Your Want Ad And Answer It Tonight
Train yourself to read the town through want ads and respond to new listings today. Find HELP WANTED and FOR RENT notices, LOST items, and POSITIONS WANTED to uncover opportunities, profits, and unexpected business leads.
Children Day Observances Baptize Local Youths
The annual Children’s Day events were held despite bad weather. At St Luke’s M E Church over 2,000 attended morning and afternoon services with a special baptismal service for many children. Dozens of young names were listed among those baptized, as the church highlighted its jubilee and growing Sunday school. Other churches including First Presbyterian and First Baptist held services with elaborate decorations and varied programs led by pastors, teachers, and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchantville
N.J
New Jersey
New Brunswick
John Handley
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
St. Luke’s M. E
St. Luke's
Harry P. Bermnett
Bennett
Daniel Edwards
G. A. Parslow
Parslow
Sr. Neal
Neal
Addie Hannah Morris
Maitland G. Morris
H. D. Brinley
Baba Silva
Alma van Hise
Marjorie Sutphin
F. Leroy Barry
T. Bryant Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Lovell
William Lewis Benedict
Eelen Elizabeth Benedict
Ethel Elizabeth Wegemen
Susie Elizabeth Denegar
Bessie Schwartz
Elsie Atchley
Elva Morton
Elsie van Dyke
Elizabeth Pumyea
Grace Emmons
Lillie Emmons
Grace Loveless
Adelaide Chapman
Edith Pierson
Hazel Pierson
Beatrice Rue
Heavenly King
First Baptist Church
Bath Avenue
Jesus
Salvation Service
T. B. Hughes
Wisconsin
American Baptist Publication Society
Church Universal
Hughes
Hamilton halves flight to Philadelphia in 86 miles
Hamilton completed the first leg of his New York Philadelphia flight, reaching Philadelphia at 9.29 after leaving New York at 7.35. He followed a strict timetable with a special train alongside, achieving an average speed of 45.24 mph. On the return, he left Philadelphia at 11.36, with a Pennsylvania Railroad crew sighting him at Monmouth Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amboy
Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
Chas. K. Hamilton
New York-Philadelphia
Pennsylvania R. R
Monmouth Junction
Knocked Off Engine By A Blow On Head
John Wood of Elizabeth was struck in the back of the head by a beam while riding a freight locomotive at twenty five miles per hour. A companion tried to trip him to avoid the approaching bridge, but failed. Wood was taken to a physician at Matawan and then to Long Branch hospital. R. S. Johnson accompanied him. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Elizabeth
Wood
New York
Matawan
Long Branch
Johnson
Red Bank
Fight fans denied exhibition at Renna club in Long Branch
About 200 members from shore towns gathered near Eugene Renna's Italian clubhouse on Springwood avenue to see a rope arena exhibition. Two policemen halted plans, informing there would be no event, as disappointed fans dispersed in the rain. A large group from Allenhurst and Deal attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Fight
Renna Athletic School of Instruction
Aabury Park
Eugene Renna
Springwood Avenue
Allenhurst
Deal
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Tonight And Tuesday
The Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy skies tonight in New Jersey and fair conditions on Tuesday with light variable winds, mostly westerly. The forecast covers the thirty six hours ending Tuesday at 8 p.m. and notes no significant weather hazards expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Water Tank Crash Kills 53 in Montreal Fire
In Montreal, June 13, a factory accident at the Real Herald composing room occurs when a roof tank breaks through to ignite flames. About 300 people were inside. by 2 p.m. twelve bodies were recovered, many victims were binderies and engravers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Storeman Taylor
Monreal Herald
Former Revenue Collector dead in Colts Neck at 76
T Forman Taylor of Colts Neck longtime internal revenue collector and political figure dies at home after contracting a cold at Eatontown funeral. Survived by widow and three children Elmer McTain Lulu Hampton Hartshorne and Edward Taylor. Funeral private forthcoming. Also notes marriage of William Sherman to Lulu M Hampton at St Luke's parsonage with Rev Neal officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Forman Taylor
Colts Neck
Atlantic Township
Snyder, Sr
Eatontown
Elmer McTain
Williams Hartshorne
Edward Taylor
William Sherman
Hiram Sherman
Lulu M. Hampton
St. Luke's Parsonage
G. H. Neal
Cty
Stage driver fined for ejecting passenger and refund
William Wainwright admitted a mistake denying that he hired young Lewis as a passenger on the night of the circus. Recorder Van Doren imposed a $5 fine after reviewing the stage ordinance violation. Lewis testified, paid 50 cents to go home, and was ejected before reaching his destination. the fare was refunded by order of the Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wainwright
Young Lewis
van Doren
Lewis
Wainright
Fears Pet Dog Was Stolen
A young woman reported to Captain Layton that her spaniel disappeared Saturday night from Elberan ave Nue cottage of A F Hochstader. Despite a thorough neighborhood search, no trace was found as the dog is believed held for a reward or by a gang of thieves to be sent to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Sooniel
Elberan Ave
Nue
A. F. Hochstader
Ree
Mrs Mary Wyatt Died at Monmouth Beach
Mrs Mary Wyatt wife of William Wyatt died at the McKesson cottage Monmouth Beach after a long Bright's disease struggle. She traveled to the seashore for health. Funeral services will be at St James the Sea Philadelphia Wednesday at 10:30 AM. Body to be shipped by Hyer Flock early Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
William
Wyatt
McKesson Cottage
Monmouth Beach
Bright
Church of St. James the Seas
Philadelphia
Hyer & Flock
Hobson to Speak Here at Prohibition Rally
Representative Richmond P. Hobson, hailed for Merrimac heroism, will address a large prohibition rally at St. Luke's Church on Friday June 24. An all day meeting will push formation of a county legal option league with W C T A organizing arrangements at City Hall tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac
St. Luke's M
City Hall
Pentecost Observed Amid Jewish Service and Weddings
The Jewish Festival of Pentecost began with two day observances and special services at Temple Beth Miriam, while many synagogues mark confirmations in memory of the giving of the Law. Despite bad weather, Rev Dr Rogan spoke at Red Bank High School graduation. Miss Emma White and Joseph Goodswin of Belmont Avenue wed at the groom's home with a August honeymoon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llanal
Temple Beth Miriam
Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
J.W. Rogan
Red Bank High School
Emma White
Joseph Goodswin
Belmont Avenue
Squire W. R. Brinley
Solomon Northam
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Wiltama
Sacco Confined After Concert At City Hall
Joseph Sacco performed in a city hall concert yesterday but was put behind bars by Patrolman Laparre. The audience could not see him as he was confined behind iron bars. This morning he paid a $10 fine to avoid jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sacco
Laparre
City Hall
Sacco
Stork Visits Kiernan Home Adds Fifth Democratic Vote
Early Sunday a stork brought a new voter to Judge Joseph J. Kiernan's Second Ave home, marking the fifth Democratic vote at his house. The article also notes summer arrivals at Oceanic and property actions by residents, including renovated cottages and a wall wallpaper advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Second Ave
Joseph J. Kiernan
Captain Throckmorton Dies at Red Bank at 82
Captain James Throckmorton of Red Bank died yesterday at his East Front Street home at age 82 after a paralysis. He leaves wife Ellen Jane and four children. Funeral is set for Wednesday at two, with burial in Fair View cemetery. He was born in Colts Neck and once ran schooners between Red Bank and New York, later leading Merchants Steamboat Co. until retirement. He joined the Odd Fellows over fifty years ago and pallbearers will be prominent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Throckmorton
Red Bank
Navesink Bank
East Front Street
Ellen Jane Throckmorton
M. Ella Throckmorton
John
Fair View Cemetery
Captain Throckmorton
Colts Neck
New York
Merchants Steamboat Company
The
Odd Fellows
Brooklyn Bride Grace Spates Weds Frank W Hayden
Frank W Hayden of this city and Grace Spates of Brooklyn were married yesterday at 4:30 PM in the Asbury M. E. Church. Rev. A. H. Eberhardt officiated. The bride wore white batiste. Hertha Engleman of Brooklyn was bridesmaid in pink silk mull. Harry M. Spates, brother of the bride, served as best man. The couple will reside in Long Branch in newly furnished apartments. Hayden is employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hayden
Grace Spates
Brooklyn
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. BK
Legge
Mies Hertha Engleman
Hayden
Long Branch
Government to amend coronation oath in relation to Catholic faith
In London the afternoon session of June 13, Premier Asquith announced in Parliament that the government will introduce a bill altering the coronation oath to address Roman Catholic faith considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Commons
Ball Prevents Baseball Across Weekend Schedule
Weather forced the postponement of all Saturday and yesterday's baseball games including the Nationals versus the Vandomes of Newark. Rain also canceled the prior Sunday's contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Vendomes
Newark
Hayes to Run at Amboy in Fifteen Mile Race
Johnny Hayes of Perth Amboy, a Marion A C member, is in prime condition for the fifteen mile race at the Perth Amboy Auditorium this evening after strong training. Calcium chloride will be laid on Washington street from Oceanic road to Hunt street with further street improvements guided by Horace T. Long Street as road overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hayes
Marion A. C
Perth Amboy
Hayes
Oceanic Road
Washington Street
Hunt Street
Oceanic
Horace T. Long Street
Violin and Piano Instruction Offers Summer Lessons
Mr Max Jacobs first violinist of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and leader of the Jacobs String Quartet will accept a limited number of pupils during the summer. Piano instruction also offered by H Ira Jacobs for full information address 257 Bath Ave Long Branch. Dickinson College commencement attendance noted for Beverly W Brown reporter on New Jersey Standard staff at Carlisle PA last week. Thos McSherry osteopathic physician advertises office over Hicks Jewelry Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Jacobs
N. ¥. Symphony Orchestra
Jacobs String Quartet
H. Ira Jacobs
Bath Ave
Long Branch
Dickinson
Beverly W. Brown
New Jersey Standard
Red Bank
Dickinson College
Carlile
Penn
Mr. Brown
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N. J
Garrett Hennessey
Apollo
Hicks Manufacturing
Methodist
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Baptist
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Emma Borden Morris
Walter Edwin Thorne
Mortimer Thorne
James Rue Campbell
James Campbell
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John B. Harvey
Elizabeth Marie
John E. Harvey
Mabel van Gelder
T. van Gelder
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Walter
Ferry
Orrin Clark Miller
J. Alfred Miller
Irving Washington Davis
William Davis
Anna May McGuire
Myron McGuire
Minerva Hennessey
Leroy Hennessey
Clara Rebecca Thorne
William Thorne
Helen Alice Wilkins
John Wilkins
Grace Eleanor Phillips
Charles Phillips
Marjorie Josephine Tallman
Harry W. Tallman
Beulah Elizabeth van Note
Daniel van Note
Engleg
Elizabeth Young
Manawan
Weather Bureau Forecast
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Forman Taylor
Hobson
Bexter Gros
Broadway
L. B
Regina
Kiernan
Mia
John Sawyer
Muller
Lawyer Johnson
Frank Miller
Miller
Shrewsbury Inn
John J. Hogan
Washington
Lafayette Street
Oceanth
Dnce
Chester M. Truaz
Capt. Throckmorton
Amboy
Thos McSherry
Ostedpathic
Hicks
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