Trance leading to death shocks Sev enth Avenue home
Martha Penalvey 57, a colored resident of Sev enth avenue, was found dead after a prolonged trance spell. Coroner Morris and Dr Bennett reported death from trance habit with no foul play. Body sent to New York. Mary L. Anderson collected remains. burial certificate issued.
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Martha Penalvey
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
J. W. Bennett
Penalvey
Seventh Avenue
New York
Mary L. Anderson
Morris
Qualified for Commissioner Race and Amboy Team Preview
The article lists 49 candidates for city commissioner petitions with Newcomb leading at 128 and Woolley close behind. It also notes Amboy’s national baseball team opening season at Hollywood park against Perth Amboy’s Danish club with Dick Morriss pitching. A charity cake sale by St James Missionary Society is announced for Lent Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Hollywood Baseball Park
Perth Amboy
Nationals
Dick Morriss
James Walsh
Auto Reciprocity Bill Passes After Prolonged Senate Fight
Trenton March 28 The Senate approved the automobile reciprocity bill by eleven votes after a stormy debate and a long week. The measure allows two tourists a 15 day state privilege and boosts auto fees by 50 percent with a $10 truck levy over 4,000 pounds. Senators Colgate Edge Gebhardt Leavitt supported. Gaunt and others objected to out of state use and road costs.
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Trenton
Senate
Price
Barber
Silzer
Colgate
Edge
Fielder
Johnson
Low
Pierce
Prince
Slocum
Davis
Quunt
Gebhardt
Hand
Leavitt
Lewis
Nichols
Read
Smalley
Teo
Jersey
New Jersey
Gaunt
Republican House
McCran
Rehearsal Pleasing for Pirates of Penzance at Library Hall
The Branch Choral Society staged a smooth rehearsal of The Pirates of Penzance with strong soloists and snappy choruses. Principal performances drew encores and a flash photo captured the group. Funeral services for Charles W. Piper, aged 67, will be at Glenwood Cemetery after a West Long Branch death.
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Library Hall
Hull
Death of Mrs Catherine Bailey in Avon
Mrs Catherine Bailey widow of Claude Bailey died Tuesday at her daughter's Avon home in her 94th year after years of declining health. Survived by daughter Mrs Height another daughter Mrs Clar riet Hebert of Long Branch five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at Avon Baptist church with Dr John G Lovell leading services. Viewing 10 to 12 a m. Interment Atlantic View Cemetery Manasquan.
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Catherine Bailey
Claude Bailey
Sylvania Avenue
Avon
Bailey
Height
Clarriet Hebert
Long Branch
Fred Thomas
New York
Harry Pope
Manasquan
Alexander Pope
Vailey
France
Baileys Corners
High Mian Triumph in Jersey City Target Shoot
Al ling of Red Bank topped the field at the New Jersey State 100 target championship and Frank Hall Cup opening shoot at Jersey City Gun Club. Charles W. Billings, former New York Athletic Club champion, placed second with a close score. Jack Fanning won the professionals’ event with 88. TH. J. Stevenis was second. Upcoming shoots listed include Freehold G C April 18 Caldwell G C May 4 Orange G C May 25 Newton G C June 22. Also notes church trustees organize at St Luke’s M E Church with officers named.
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Jersey City
New Jersey State
New Jersey
Charles W. Billings
New York Athletic Club
Jack” Fanning
TH. J. Stevenis
G. C
Caldwell G. C
Orange GC. C
Newton G.C
Death of Pierre T. Troutman in Brooklyn
Pierre T. Troutman died at 7:20 a m in Brooklyn after returning from Key West where he spent the winter. He contracted fever and lung trouble, was being moved to the city but declined, leaving a wife and daughter. He was born in Willow Grove Long Branch and survived by two brothers and two sisters. He had varied roles from detective to pharmacist, and spent winters in the South where he built a roofing plant in Key West.
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Pierre T. Troutman
Key West
Troutman
Howard Sprague
Brooklyn
Nathaniel W. Troutman
Willow Grove
Sea View Avenue
Pierre
William
John Troutman
Emma McIntyre
Mary Hubert
Long Branch
New York
Treasury
Thies Eax
Mrs. Laura Jane Cunnius Dies at 61 in Union Ave Home
Mrs Laura Jane Cunnius wife of John Cunnius and mother of Calvin T Cunnius died Tuesday morning at her Union avenue home after heart trouble.She was 61. The Cunnius family had lived in Long Branch about a year and came from Ireland Penn where remains were taken today. Funeral plans involve Rural director John G Sexton who met the northbound train and the party later proceeded to Freeland for services. Surviving are husband six children four sons and two daughters.
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Laura Jane Cunnius
John Cunnius
Calvin T. Cunnius
Union Avenue
Newark
Freeland
Weather Bureau Forecast and Temperature Readings
The United States Weather Bureau forecast for the next 26 hours ends Friday evening with rain in New Jersey and light to moderate southeast winds. Observations from a display station show a yesterday high of 41 and a last night low of 9, with a 4 degree rise in the last 24 hours. Humidity near 1 pm high, wind southeast, and the latest barometer reading followed by a note announcing wage increases for workers from 440 to 450 per day starting April 1, 1912 under J. M. & P. Us No. 22 NJ with secretary Tallman signing.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Franch
Shale M. Tallman
N. J
Witness Arrested for Perjury in Meyers Trial
At the Freehold Courthouse the Meyers disorderly house trial led to the arrest of witness Jaimes H. Smith for perjury after contrasting his affidavit with his court testimony. State witnesses, including Edward Bryant and Harry J. Stahl, described raid details, gambling devices, liquor, and suspects. The proceeding continued into the afternoon with further testimony and actions by Judge Foster.
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Freehold
William Rt
Mary Meyers
Elberon
Jaimes H. Smith
West 80Th Street
New York
Master Smith
Peter Vredeninwel
Mer. Vredenburgh
Smith
Cokkile
My. Vredenburgh
Foster
Aoyked
Ansistant
Edward Bryant
Bryant Detective Agency
Witi
Myer
Bryant
Edwin W. Packer
Myers
May Myers
Harry J. Stahl
Freehold Court
Sylvester Schultz
Matawan
Witt
Fim
John KE. Mowat
Rumson
Ot Co Fortunate Mowat
Humeon
Poster
Mount
Yhu
Dr Gamble Pleased With Bridgeton Appointment Welcome
Dr J Ward Camille, former pastor of the Sea Bright M church, faced displeasure from some Trinity Church officials in Bridgeton over salary cuts but greeted warmly on Sunday. The board’s action to drop pay from 1200 to 601 aimed to deter Gamble from taking the charge, yet he won support and expects a successful year. District Superintendent George H Neal will preside at the Bridgeton quarterly conference.
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J. Ward Camille
Sea Bright M. & Church
Bridgeton
Trinity Church
Gam-be
Gamble
Iis
George H. Neal
First Quarterly Conference at Simpson Memorial Methodist Church
The Simpson Memorial Methodist Church holds its First Quarterly Conference next Monday night with District Superintendent Dr Jobin Handley presiding.
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Simpson Memorial Methodist Prece Pel
Jobin Handley
Slick Stranger Discovers Sea Bright Home Plans
A man calling himself H Milburn, carrying John Henshaw’s card, robbed Sea Bright merchants of about $50 on March 15. He toured the Henshaw cottage with caretaker Mr Ahearn, bought provisions with checks, and left that night after claiming a southern relative was ill.
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Milburn
Bearight
Thomas A. Garland
George W. Binou
Elliott
Iliott
Mesers
Garland
Eblint
Takanassee Lay Lott Presents Evening and Matinee Showings
Takanassee Lay Lott screens lite motion pictures at Surf Theatre Keyport on Thursday night March 28 with matinee at 2.36 and evening shows at 7.15. Admission is 1 cent, with children and matinees at 5 cents.
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Takanasepo Tay Lott
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Sarr
Takanassee
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Long Married Life Highlighted By White Family Gold Anniversary
In celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. A. White hosted about 50 relatives at their Broadway Freehold home. The couple, married March 27 1862 to Emma Arose, raised thirteen children with eight sons still living and many grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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A. White
Broadway
Freehold
Mr. White
Louis Reading White
Red Bank
Gordon J. White
Matawan
N. J
Emma Arose
Jeremiah Arose
Charles 2. White
Walkill, N
Alonzo White
Mata
Shaw Family Returns From Mediterranean Cruise
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Shaw arrived home with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Woolley after a Mediterranean voyage aboard the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria. They visited Gibralter Algiers Naples Genoa and Rome and took a moonlit camel ride near Monte Carlo. The party was greeted by friends including Clarence G. Van Note and Fred Hoey who is spending time trap shooting.
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H. E. Shaw
Fred Hoey
Monte Cariol
Harry E. Shaw
D. Addison Woolley
Victoria
Dr. Shaw
Mra
Clarence G. van Note
William Hulick Weds in Ocean Grove Ceremony
William Hulick married Viola P. Liytz of Brooklyn in a morning ceremony at the bride’s brother Loring Reeves home in Ocean Grove. Rev Willis Reeves officiated. The couple, long connected to West Long Branch, will tour California and Washington for six weeks.
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West Long Branch
Willis Reeves
Ocean Grove
Ola Pirst M. E. Church
Marriagte
Viola P. Liytz
Willam C. Mullick
Brooklyn
Loring M. Reeves
Hangs Avenue
Hueiek
Horse Show Dates Set by Monmouth County Association
At a recent annual stockholders meeting in New York the Monmouth County Horse Show Association announced show dates in Long Branch on July 24 and 26. Officers were not elected with President H Content, Vice President and Manager James VT Hyde, and Treasurer P J Campy continuing in name.
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Monmouth County Horse Show Association
New York
H. Content
James VT. Hyde
P J. Campy
Long Branch
Funeral held for Mrs. Martin at St. Clurred
Alfonso Dare officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Martin of Henry Martin at St. Clurred yesterday. Burial followed at Eatontown cemetery. Mrs. Kate Johnson of Eatontown, aged 65, died after heart trouble. she leaves two sons, Oliver among others.cake sale Saturday by St. James Missionary Society at Deaver's Grocery.
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St. James Missinary Society
Deaver’s Grocery
Mes
Martin
Alfonso Dare
Ma Martin
Kenry Martin
St Ke
Dee
St. James Missionary Societe
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Merchants’ Hotel
Robert L. Gulick
Marshall Woolley
Newcomb
Henry Kellar
Thomas Beatty
James Quire
William R. Joline
Hh. B. Newcomb
John W.W. Flock
Charles O. McFaddin
James Guire
Jerome van Brunt
Wm. A. Mullt
Hirechfeld
Alonzo D. Sherman
Wm. Rn. Warwick
Harry C. Rehm
Frank L. Howland
Edwin L. Reed
George E. Poland
A. Taylor Truax
Stephen A. Nelson
Germando Pannaci
Henry Joline
W. Elwood Jeffrey
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
George Darby
Charles Corn
R. Horace Curtis
J. Wesley Seaman
Wm. J. Smythe
John A. Eaton
Forteat Green
C. P. Soffel
P. Morris
Wm. Bryan
Wm. R. Joline
Charlee White
Dally Record
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Chas. W. Piper
Charles W. Piper
iHorough
West Long Branel
Baton Town
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Weas
Germany
Welock
Piper
al Fonso Dare
Glenwied
West Vom
Charles Breece
Dudley's
Empire Theatre
Monmouth
Chas
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Luke's M
Ponepandl Liberty Hotel
Charles Me
Seaton
Cunnius
South Broadway
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Weather Bureau Forecast
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Celia Brown
Edward
Alouses
DR. Gamble
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Eatontown
Kate Johnson
Lewis Street
Oliver