Leg Crushed in Runaway at Highlands
John Heldt of Highlands, connected with the bottling business, was seriously injured when his team ran away near the Highlands. He attempted to head off the wagon at the hill from Highlands, was knocked down as the bri dle gave way, and a wheel passed over his right leg. Carriers carried him to the push t and pharmacy before being taken home with a badly swollen leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heldt
John He Ir
Highlands
Union Avenue
Highland House
Archer House Burns Under Mysterious Fire On Raccoon Island
Fire yesterday afternoon at 4 50 burned the two story Archer residence and outbuildings on Raccoon Island just outside Monmouth Beagh borough. The family attempted to fight the blaze with pails, but the house and contents were destroyed with no valuables saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Archer
Raccoon Island
Monmouth Beagh
Mr. Archer
National Juniors Defeated by Olympians in Red Bank
The National Juniors from the city traveled to Red Bank to play the Olympians on the UCA court. The game was fast and undecided until the last ten minutes of the second half, with the Olympians winning 98 to 82. A sizable crowd observed the contest and Red Bank players included Walter Thompson, Arthur McQueen, Morgan Bilert, Gabriel Jannenham, and Harold Voorhis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Olympians
Walter Thompson
Arthur McQueen
Morgan Bilert
Gabriel Jannenhamm
Harold Voorhis
Etna eruptions and earthquakes devastate Sicily
Thirty American tourists narrowly escaped death as police halted them near Mt Etna's danger zone amid eruptive activity. Craters opened, lava flows surged up to 24 feet high, towns like Nicolosi and Belpasso faced destruction while Rome ordered warships to assist relief. King Victor Emmanuel planned to supervise aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Ete
Francis Canaya
St. Agatha
Nicolosi
Borelli
San Cirolamo
Mount San Leo
Belpasso
World From the Sidewalk lecture draws big Red Bank crowd
Rev. Keith Cherry spoke at First Methodist Church Red Bank on Thursday night in a humorous and engaging talk titled The World From the Sidewalk. The lecture benefiting the Ushers Union raised about 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Red Bank
Keith Cherry
Easter Visitors and Retail Ads at Local Cottage
Mrs Nelson Lockwood of Galilee entertains two Easter visitors Miss Brown and Miss Anderson both tutors in New York schools Easter apparel hats ties gloves and shirts in immense variety at Slocums 70-71 Wanted steady sober man to run piano store and care for team at Storchs Presents For Boys baseball bat with every boy s suit from 4 00 at Goldsteins tomorrow Easter hats at Stocums 7171 Order 4 box of famous Bock Beer from Jos Hirschfeld Son 149 Broadway Souvenir free 67to7id&w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Cottage
Nelson Lockwood
Galilee
Brown
Anderson
New York
Slocum’s
Storch
Goldstein's
Jos
Hirschfeld & Son
Broadway
Died in Georgia Walter J. McManus to be buried tomorrow
Walter J. McManus aged 28 died Thursday in Athens Georgia. His body arrived in this city this afternoon and was taken to his sister Mrs Stator's home in Union avenue. Burial will be at Mount Carmel Cemetery West Long Branch tomorrow. He was a partner in McManus Bros Elizabeth and survived by a widow and one child. He had been in the south prior to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. McManus
Mount Carmel
Athens
Stator
Union Avenue
John W. Fleck
West Long Branch
McManus
McManus Bros
Elizabeth
James E. Degnan
Red Hawk
George A. Steele
Eatontown
Riter
Southland
Fire Scare at Red Bank Rages Through Vacant Field
A bonfire lit by boys ignited dry grass in Mrs. Rugeell White's vacant Bergen Place lot Red Bank. Wind drove flames toward Mrs Swannell's home on South Street prompting an alarm a passerby fought with sand and water. Liberty House auto hose carts arrived within four minutes using 550 feet of hose to extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Broad Streets
Liberty House Company
Brush Fire Calls Out Firemen
A brush fire in a vacant rear lot near Jackson Street prompted the fire department to respond yesterday afternoon. Youths at play or cleaning the lot triggered the blaze, triggering alarm from box 8. a chemical stream aided suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Justice Buys Asbury Park Sanitary Plant
Abel Justice, former employee of Brehm and Schulthorpe, has purchased the Asbury Park sanitary plant and is operating it in the same manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Justice
Brehm & Schulthorpe
Asbury Park
Easter Music in Sunday School at St Luke's Church
Easter festival will be observed tomorrow in the Sabbath school at 2 15. Easter responses and music will feature the program with Mrs Charles L Edwards contralto and George Woolley tenor singing, plus orchestra. Pitman B Potter will address Junior Brotherhood at 6 30 on The Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Methodial Episcopal Church
Charles L. Edwards
George Woolley
Pitman B. Potter
Lakewood Visitor at Red Bank Easter Holiday Report
Archie Brown, who heads a department at the Lakewood Young Men’s Christian Association, spends the Easter holidays with his mother in White Street, Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Brown
Lakewood Young Men's Christian Association
White Street
Red
Bank
Old Gun on Exhibition in Red Bank Show Window
An antique gun, claimed to be 210 years old, is displayed in L. Schwartz's show window on West Front Street, Red Bank. The gun measures about feet long. Also promoted are Easter millinery by Mise Wells on Liberty Street and a range of neckwear, with ads for garden tools from Chester M. Tru in Long Branch and assorted wines and liquors from Jos Hirachfeld & Son at 149 Broadway. Souvenirs offered until Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Schwartz
West Front Street
Red Bank
Mise Wells
Liberty At
Jos, Hirachfeld & Son
Broadway
Cemetery Owner Dies in 78th Year
Charles A. Chasey owner and sexton of Greenlawn cemetery died yesterday afternoon at his home on Eatontown road after a lingering illness. He had been ill since October and suffered heart trouble. A lifelong Long Branch resident, he was 75 at death. Survived by his widow and daughters Rachel Chasey and Agnes Danger, with two children from his second marriage, funeral plans to be completed by widow and daughters. Burial to be handled by John W. Flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Chasey
Greenlawn Cemetery
Eatontown Road
Mr. Chasey
Long Branch
William and
Hannah Lane Chasey
Lippincott's Corner
Ife
Greenlown Cemetery
Healin Be
Mary Br. Brown
Agnes Danger
Isaac Dangler
High Street
Chasey
Rachel Chasey
Mary H. Smith
Sexton Chasey
James Chasey
John W. Flock
Shoe thieves arrested in Red BankUmbrella mendos nabbed by Chief Patterson
Chief J Frank Patterson of Red Bank arrested Jack Dierman William Jennings Bryan and an unknown man described as umbrella menders for stealing a case of shoes from the New York and Long Branch Railroad freight station on Pearl Street The trio were found near a railroad barn drinking beer and taken to Borough Hall for a hearing before Recorder James H Sickleston tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dierman
William Jennings Bryan
Umbrella Menders
J. Frank Patterson
Red Bank
New York and Long Branch
Pearl Street
Patterson
Beech Street
Umbrella Mendoza
Hoboer
Dominic A. Maz 2A
Broad Street
Red Hawk
Jack Bierman
Long Branch Elks Lodge Attends Asbury Park Meeting
William D. Walling Charles Rosen Crans Edward Schoenthaler and Seig friend Hirschfeld attended the Asbury Park lodge meeting last night. Two candidates were initiated and visitors enjoyed the work very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Walling
Charles Rosencrans
Edward Schoenthaler
Seigfriend Hirschfeld
Long Branch Elks
Asbury Park Lodge
Weather Forecast for New Jersey This Weekend
The Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours ending Sunday at 8 pm will be fair tonight in New Jersey. Sunday will be partly cloudy followed by showers by Sunday night. Winds start light and variable then shift to moderate southerly on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Maxwell Automobiles and Tailor Ad Catalogue
Local shop notices list Maxwell Automobiles with prices via John Hicks of Lang Wranch and a tailors page promoting the Little Tailor at 71 Broadway. New fabrics for salting customers feature 30-inch linings in pink blue cadet blue tan French finish and shrinkable texe ro at 15¢ per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Automobiles
John Hicks
Lang Wranch
Lin-am-l
Jacob Steinbach
Impressive funeral for Mrs. Sarah D. Dorman in Chelsea Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah D. Dorman mother of Mayor Charles McFaddin were held yesterday at her son's Chelsea Avenue home with Rev. Alphonso Dare and Rev. John Lovell officiating. Pallbearers and a Simpson Memorial Church quartet attended, burial at Glenwood cemetery. Miss Nellie Lawler died of pneumonia at 26. Funeral plans set for Tuesday morning at St Michael's Church Ocean Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah D. Dorman
Chelsea Avenue
Charles ©. McFaddin
Alphonzo Dare
Simpson Memorial M
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
George VY. Sneden
John W. ‘Slocum
Bryant B. Newcomb
John HH
Davis
Elisha W. Price
Be.t. M. Garr
Simpson Memorial M Ky. Church
Charles W. Blakeslee
Arthur L. Hobson
Harry B. Slocum
Anna Fielder
Jesus
Glenwood Cemetery
West Lowe Branch
John W. Flock
Prize birds for Erb Lake in Elberon resi dence
Newman rle received a shipment of swans and cranes last week. He plans to place them in the sunken lake on his South Elberon residence. The birds are described as prize birds. Cohen Market Open. G B Cohen's Elberon Market has been enlarged and is ready for the summer's business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Cohen
G. B. Cohen
Elberon
New York Couples Inspect Summer Properties Here
Mr and Mrs Daniel Minzesheimer and Mr and Mrs H F Louchheim of New York were in town yesterday to review their holdings and plan a May 1 season arrival. Mr and Mrs Philip Goldsmith and Mr and Mrs Db Corn of New York were at Esperon yesterday, inspecting their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Daniel Minzesheimer
H. F. Louchhein
New York
Philip Goldsmith
Db. Corn
Esperon
City
Prize Winners on Exhibition in Broad Street Show Window
Three single comb buff leghorns exhibited in James Cooper Jr. drug town window on Broad Street Red Bank. Birds owned by Royal Farms Lille Silver won premium at the 21st annual New York Madison Square Garden exhibition held some time ago. Mr Johnson to open a new coal yard. Theodore Johnson plans a coal trestle at Brana this city and aims to start coal business by mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper Jr
Broad Street
Red Bank
Royal Farms
Lille
Madison Square Arden
New York
Mr. Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Brana
Rumson to See Alfred Brighton Reopen Ridge Road Store
Alfred Brighton plans to reopen his tobacco fruit and confectionery shop on Ridge road Rumson around the first of April. The store is located near Hintemann corner at the trolley stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumson
Alfred Brighton
Ridge Road
Hintemann
Edwin Conover Wins Red Bank Y M C A Headpin Match
Edwin Conover of Red Bank earned a 94 in the Red Bank Y M C A headpin event on Thursday night, with Fred Morris of Eatontown second at 87 and Fred Christiani third at 78 among ten entrants. Eatontown resident DeWitt Allger sprained an ankle recently, now moving about with a four cane assistance though pain remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Conover
First National Bank
Red Bank
Red Bank Y. M. C
Mr. Conover
Fred Morris
Eatontown
Fred Christiani
Carriage Funeral Price Agreement Attained in City
Local carriage owners reach a uniform funeral price of five dollars after April 1st with majority endorsement. Other notices advertise blister neckwear at Slocum's and a 70 71 boys suit from four dollars at Goldstein's tomorrow. Chester M. Knax of 222 Broadway offers seed potatoes raiiden seeds and fertilizer for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M
New Hospital Patients
Mrs. Lydia Johnson of Long Branch and Helen McCarthy of Red Bank were admitted to Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday for surgical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Johnson
Long Branch
Helen McCarthy
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ocean Bathing In March By Elberon Dippers First of Year
Benjamin Lyons and Leon Bennett of Elberon took two ocean dips yesterday becoming the first bathers this year. Willard Eliott of Staten Island visits his grandmother Mrs. Sarah Elliott in Red Bank during Easter vacation. Dr. Homer T. Partree of Eatontown grades and cuts down his Main street property. Easter novelties free with every $1 purchase at Jos Hirschfeld & son. Bexton Bros. undertakers and embalmers advertise services. Tol. 122 L. Bidawht Presents With Shoes day specials for men and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lyons
Leon Bennett
Elberon
Staten Island
Red Bank
Willard Eliott
Sarah Elliott
Maple Avenue
Eatontown
Homer T. Partree
Main Street
New Swimming Pools At Monmouth Beach Club
Thomas W. Butts, new owner of the Monmouth Beach Club, is developing extensive facilities including a large 40 by 200 foot pool with four to ten feet depth, bath houses, spring boards, and two junior pools with sand bottoms. Construction employs about sixty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Thomas W. Butts
Monmouth Beach Club
Holton
de Gray
Ocean Avenue
Snipe Shooting Popular at Pleasure Bay
Officers Harry Clayton Morris C Byrne and W B Muller join snipe shoots at Pleasure Bay in a week of bird bagging. Clayton and Burns each collected several birds while all bluecoats share meals today. Also Columbus Knights Ball set for Monday with Long Branch Council K of P No 365 aiding Star of the Sea Church. music by J Pitman Weats orchestra tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clayton
Morris C. Byrne
Pleasure Bay
Harry 3. Clayton
W. B. Muller
Miller
Dog
Officer Clayton
Bluecoats
Morris C. Burns
Pieasure Bay
Columbus Knights
Lyceum
Long Branch Council
K, of
School Aid Society
Star of the Sea Church
J. Pitman Weats
One Cent Stamp Sale Attracts Strong Demand
A local sale of 10 000 one cent stamps drew high demand with noon Thursday to nine PM Friday sales. The rush mirrored outgoing requests as faster cards matched those sent. Edwin Parslow, son of Prof and Mrs G A Parslow, is ill with typhoid fever under the care of attending physician H B Biocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagster Cattls
Parslow
Edwin Parslow
G. A. Parslow
H. B. Biocum
Mrs Blackwell Recovers From Earlier Paralysis
Mrs Lucy Hinckwell wife of John W Blackwell of Bronway has recovered from a stroke of paralysis taken months ago. She has made rapid improvement lately and is now able to walk out and continues to improve daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hinckwell
John W. Blackwell
Bronway
Homestead Parsonage Change and Local Updates
The H B Sherman homestead at Bath avenue becomes temporary purchase for St. Luke's M B Church while Washington street parsonage is altered. Dr G H Neal and family occupy Bath avenue and daughter Helen joins them at the residence. Louis J Tetley improves Mechanic street bicycle shop interior to create more display space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Sherman
Bath Avenue
St. Luke’s
M. B. Church
G. H. Neal
Washington Street
Helen Neal
Louis J. Tetley
Mechanic Street
Med Bank
Tetley
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Archer
John Carney
Shrewsbury Averaé
Pride of
Monmouth
Daughters of Liberty
South Armboy
Jersey City
RastoMce
Minulo Dunbar
George 8. Jonson
Grace M. B. Church
George Lewitg
Front Street
East Side Park
Slocum's
Goldstein
Jacob Steinhach
Bascor
Dishrow
ETNA
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Montagnola
Mount Etna
Teco
Mount Etna Observatory
Stocum
Georgia
Sanitary Plant
Lakewood
Chester M. Tru
Hobo
Case
Asbury Park Elks Lodge
Weather Bureau Forecast
Nellie Lawler
West End Avenue
Miss Lawler
Brooklyn
Henry Mallon
Jook
Mary Lawler
Patrick Lawler
Muale
Miss Lawier
Hollywood
John Lawler
New York Cab Company
Robert
St. Michael’s Church
William H. Morris, Jr
Mu, Carmel
Erb Lake
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
Bexton Bros. Undertakers and Embalmert
L. Bidawht
Na Biase
Abe
Carpenters
Castle Hall
John
Fon Wip
Far East
W. M. Blocum
Golden's
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