Keith’s Express Driver Jumps Behind Railroad Judgment
In a Red Bank civil case Justice James H. Sickles ruled for the N. & L. B. HR. R. against Charles S. Keith over $32.60 and costs totaling $37.75. Keith claimed he delivered goods to the rightful receiver, but as common carrier he bore responsibility. Keith said he would appeal, sending the matter to the Common Pleas Court in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
Charles 8. Keith
Keith’s Express
Asbury Park
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Keith
New York
Virgiana
Viviano
Railroad
Justice Sickles
Mgr
Freehold
Red Bank Girls Triumph In Local Basketball Game
Red Bank High School girls defeated Leonardo girls 6 to 3 at Middletown Township High School in Leonardo. The contest drew a large crowd, with Red Bank leading 8 to 1 at halftime and both teams scoring 2 points in the second half. Coaches and officials noted fine teamwork and played under Miss Worden and Miss Simpson scoring details listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Leonardo
Red Bank High School
Leonardo Young Ladies
Bank
Leonardo Girls
Red Bank
Misa Welle
F. K. Grande
Pearl W. Worden
Adele Chandler
I. Weeks
Louise Doremus
Eleanor Hedenberg
Helen Chamberlain
Portia
Bergen
K. Simpson
G. Mount
H. Kelly
G. O’brien
Sickles
Miss Worden
Miss Kelly
Miss Simpson
Divorce Likely After Raid On Red Bank Garage Owner
Fred Waters proprietor of a Red Bank Garage and owner of an automobile ice boat was found with Grace Cottrell at her Long Ranch home and arrested by detectives. Waters’ wife said she would file for divorce tomorrow. Mrs Walters had hired detectives. Waters was jailed at Long Ranch and later appeared before Justice James H. Sickles in Red Bank on two charges with bail set at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waters
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Grace Cottrell
Long Ranch
Walters
Longranch
Waters
James H. Sickles
Reid couple heads south on Dominion Line trip
Mr and Mrs EB W Reid depart Thursday for a extended southern tour aboard the Dominion Line stopping at Old Point Comfort. They plan to visit many points of interest then return to Washington for a week, arriving back in about three weeks. Long Branch Military Band Minstrels at Opera House on Tuesday March 11 with 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Reid
South
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Charles J. H. Borden Dies. Noted Democrat of Red Bank
Charles Henry Borden a longtime Democrat and active Red Bank resident died at his home after heart trouble. A former Fleischmann Yeast Co. agent in Eastern Monmouth for 32 years he helped sustain the party in the district. Survived by widow Mary Morris Borden a sister and a brother, funeral set at two o'clock Wednesday at his residence with Rev. Johnson L. Miner officiating. interment at Fair View Cemetery. He was born in 1846 at Nut Swamp and lived in the area his life. He had previously survived a 6 year old Atlantic City express crash influencing his health. Additional ads note local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Charles Henry Borden
Fleischmann Yeast Co
New York
Monmouth
Borden
Atlantic City Express
Hatontown
Mr. Borden
Mary Morris
Etla
Thomas H. Price
Amos
Navesin
Robert R. Mount
Timothy Davis
Thomas H. Morford
Jersey City
New York Mills
Josephine Boeckel
Frederick Boeckel
Conference Ready for Appointments in Atlantic City
Visiting clergymen filled New Jersey M. B. Conference pulpits as Bishop Berry ordained new ministers at First Church and St. Paul’s. Brevity in sermons drew remarks from retired Bishop Neely, while final cabinet appointments await today’s session amid two West transfers and a push to raise 200000 for Pennington Seminary endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
M. B
Joseph F. Berry
W .A. Boyd
Chestertown
J. P. Richardson
St. Paul's Church
Harry A. Relyea
Audubon
Edgar R. Craig
Harrisville
Clifford H. Dilka
Lakehurst
Herschell Lee
Haleyville
W R. Blackman
Bridgeton
Thomas B. Neely
Philadelphia
E. J. Kulp
Broadway
Camden
Trenton
John Handley
Ocean Grove
New Brunswick
Ostfield
Newark
Sherman Q. Pitt
Central Church
H. J. Zelley
St. Paul's
Snyder
Marshal Owens
Océan Grove
J. R.mason
Millville
Pennington Seminary
Bishop Berry
Police chiefs oppose pension bill in Trenton fight
In Trenton on March 10 Assembly bill 417 seeks overhaul of police pensions. Chief Cleary of the Trenton police warns the bill would give patrolmen control over city departments via a pension fund commission. The State Patrolmen's Association backs the measure and Cleary calls a Plainfield meeting of chiefs to oppose it. The bill would finance pensions from new sources and set up city commissions to administer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Assembly
Braken
Essex
Chief Cleary
State Patrolmen’s Association
Plainfield
Cleary
Arson Trust 5 Exposed by Leniency Confession
Ben Fink alias Finkleberg admits setting about thirty fires in Chicago and others in New York Fort Wayne and South Bend. He says the arson ring paid him 400 to 1500 per fire and up to 10000 for many fires with losses exceeding 500000. Chicago officials expect indictments for about 150 implicated as Hoyne lauds the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
New York
Ben Fink
Aliny Finkleberg
Fink
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Spira, Zar & Bron
Hoyne
Johnson
Jesu the Painter
Aaron E. Johnston Dies Suddenly at Farmingdale
Aaron E. Johnston a leading Monmouth County lawyer died at his Farmingdale home after sudden illness. He was stricken early Sunday, remained conscious until yesterday morning, and died at 7 40 this morning from uraemic poisoning. The death shocks his many friends in the Bar Association and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Bar Association
Farmingdale
Johnston
Boys Fire Meadows Near River Bank
Residents of Catherine street Red Bank reported grass fires in the meadows near the North Shrewsbury river Saturday. Liberty Hose Co. used an auto truck to extinguish the flames. Chief Arthur de Wymbs named eight boys and Eckled them to appear at Borough Hall that night before Recorder Badeau. Six appeared. names include Robert Brown Arthur Benett Elwood Laurence Walter LeValley and Willard Haggerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Street
Red Bank
Leighton Avenue
Shrewsbury
Liberty Hose Co
Arthur de Wymbs
Borough Hall
Harry C. Badeau
Former Red Bank Bartender Held on Disorderly Charge
Martin Maloney, a former Red Bank bartender, was arrested Saturday night by Officer Charles Woods for being drunk and disorderly. He received a 60 day jail sentence from Recorder Harry C. Badeau at yesterday morning’s hearing and was transported to Freehold today by Chief Arthur Ll Wyimbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Maloney
Red Bank
Charles Woods
Harry C. Badeau
Freehold
Arthur Ll Wyimbs
J C Girls Entertained Social at Davids Home
The J C Girls gathered at Miss Gladys Davids home on Saturday afternoon for a social time with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Gladys Davids
Capt John W Emmons Dies in Dorchester Mass
Captain John W. Emmons longtime Long Branch native died suddenly in Dorchester at 76. He came from New London and will be buried in Cedar Grove cemetery there. Surviving children from first wife include Mia John G Sexton of this city and John Emmons of Bogton. He attended funeral of Capt C H Emmons earlier. Advertisements note band minstrels and garden seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Mass
John W. Emmons
Long Branch
New London
Conn
Cedar Grove
Emmons
Boston
Capt. Emmons
Mia
John G. Sexton
John Emmons
Bogton
C. H. Emmons
Boys Break Into West Cottage and Take Possession
Frank White and his 13 year old brother Earl were held after entering the West Cottage on Atlantic Avenue by window. They took small articles and a child’s bank. two other boys, aged 12 13, connected to the case, aided their theft. Frank and Earl await grand jury actions while others were paroled. Also report of the Cattle Champions loss to Rahway 36 to 21 with Chattle’s Capt Gano leading scorers and detailed play-by-play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Earl
James White
Monmouth Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Liberty Street
Frank
Philip Schmidt
Buncher
Warl
New York
Harry Bennett
Whilam Bennett
Ernest Nicols
Benjamin West
Bennett
Long Branch
Bedsteada
Recorder
Hafl
Earl White
Rahway
Rahway Boys
Chattle
Capt. Gano
Byron Bletsdell
Hines
Hager
D. Armstrong
Chattle Boys
Treaed
Gano
Blaisdell
Entre
Arzenti
Errickson
Roecell
Blaindell
Eager
Armstrong
Heilew
Worthley
Woman Breaks Leg in Local Accident at Street Crossing
Mrs. William Andrews of Oakhurst Media is a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after stepping in a rut while visiting her daughter Mrs. Mary Emma Allger. She fell and broke her leg in two places the accident occurring Saturday. Mr. Andrews went to Belmar yesterday and was advised to move his wife to the hospital for treatment. Melvin A. Rice and family of Leonardo have returned home after four months travel reporting good health and a fine trip. Help the Band Boys advertisements invite 25 cents to see the Long Branch Military Band at the Opera House on Tuesday March 11 with 26 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Oakhurst
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mary Emma Allger
Andrews
Belmar
Savings Bank in Schools Bill Seen in New Jersey
Trenton March 10 The school authorities throughout the state show interest in Assemblyman Robert F Buckley Passaic County bill to legalize public school departments conducting authorized savings bank accounts depositors are pupils The Buckley measure authorizes the Board of Education designated persons to collect small savings from pupils weekly or periodically and credit the deposits to each pupil in some savings banks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Robert F. Buckley
Passaic County
Board of Education
Trade Board Smoker At City Hall Social Tonight
After the Board of Trade regular meeting at City Hall, a smoker social will follow. The amusements committee plans the smoker and the by law committee will report on changes including dues, meeting time, and officer duties. F KR Cuteheon chairs the committee aspeether expected to draw a large turnout. Harry P Bennett of Washington Street attended Atlantic City for lay conference as delegate to the Grand Conference. Campbell's Arcade Garage advertises autos for rent and sale with horses clipped by Bilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Ite
F. KR
Cuteheon
Harry. P. Bennett
Washington Street
Atlantic City
Mr. Bennett
New Jersey
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Long Branch Military Band
Charles JH. Borden
Wid
Fleischmann’s
Monmouth County
N. Y
L. BR. R
Westwood Ave
Chelsea Ave
Chas
C. Byard
Parker's Moving Pictures
Joe
Golden's
First Clase Paint Store
The
Daily Record
Mr. Chandler
Pennington Board
Rev. Dare
H. P. Bennett
George Carre
Branchport Avenue
Atone
Aaron E. Johnston
Miss Well's
Liberty St
Lister’s Fertilizers
Chester M. Truax
Aaron £. Johnston
Keyport
Robert R. Mount & Bo
Sieh
Elizabeth Pelton
Opera House
Long Branch Band Minstrels
Minstrels
Moving Pictures
Vaseville
Gates
Ghattles
AWAY
West Cottage
Opera
Campbell's Arcadé
Bilee Telephone
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