Judge denounces brutal assault and prison term handed
In Freehold court Judge Foster sentenced Frank Glaubrecht to a maximum of fifteen years and a minimum of seven and a half years for the criminal assault of 12 year old Mary Hendry of Rumson. The State Board of Health will investigate an ugly feature of the case. Glaubrecht is under thirty. Also heard were guilty pleas from Alexander McCabe for stealing $49 from Ann May Hospital at Spring Lake. sentence suspended with a pledge to reform. Edward Havens pleaded guilty to stealing a rowboat at the Highlands and was sent to Rahway Reformatory. Wholesale liquor license for Albert Hirschfeld of Long Branch renewed. Samuel W. Haysman’s license was laid over to May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glaubercht
Mary Hendry
Foster
Freehold
Hhaw
State Board of Health
Glaubrecht
Alexander McCabe
Ann May Hospital
Spring Lake
McCabe
Edward Havens
the Highlands
Rahway Reformatory
Abert Hirschfeld
Long Branch
Samuel W. Haysman
Main Street
Allenhurst
Stolen Pleven Planks From Church and Lumber Site
Planks each 20 feet long were taken from the New Monmouth Baptist Church cellar. Several planks also vanished from a lumber pile at Howard Wert's new house site. A search recovered 17 large planks hidden about 106 yards away in Hendrickson's woods and they were returned to the lumber pile, remaining undisturbed since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Monmouth
Nine Nurses to Graduate at Monmouth Memorial
Nine young women will receive diplomas as trained nurses at the graduation exercises of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital training school to be held two weeks from today. The graduates are Misses Helena Drennan, Pearl Dennett, Pauline Arrow, Marie Peters, Claudia MacLean, Mary Carson, Eleanor Conover, Harriet Burlew and May Ronan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Helena Drennan
Pearl Dennett
Pauline Arrow
Marie Peters
Claudia MacLean
Mary Carson
Eleanor Conover
Harriet Burlew
Ronan
Five Hearn cottages sold for 67260 in New York
Five of the Hearn estate cottages were auctioned in New York fetching 67260. The Shakespeare Lodge and sunken garden created 15760 with buyer Morris Tyler. Other sales included Marine, Ivy, Bogs, and Eagle cottages with buyers and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sunken Garden
Morris ‘Tyler
Bath Avenue
Second Avenue
J. W. Wood
Meyer Gotleb
Bath! Avenue
C. A. Schuler
Business Men's Carnival packs Lyceum Theatre
A Carlisle authored vaudeville show titled Business Men's Carnivals was staged at the Lyceum for a second performance last night. Merchants’ trades were showcased through songs, sketches, and dances with Mrs M A Harris praised for staging. Alma Van Hise, Minnie Storm, Chester Dennis and others featured in elaborate costumes and impressive scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Harris
Carlisle
Penga
Lyceum
Alma van Hise
Dolly Dollars
Chester Dennis
First National Bank
Dorothy Biffinger
Wm. Bryan
Minnie Storm
Arcade Hotel
Wm. Bolte
R. Storm
Herman Buyers
Byers
J. Black's
Agnes Widmer
Wm. H. Slocum
Harold Morfard
Ada Hume
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau projects 36 hour period ending Friday evening for New Jersey shows generally fair weather tonight and Friday with a slight warming trend. Light to moderate variable winds. Observations from Long Branch station record 43 North Broadway. Highest yesterday 60, low last night 47, current 52. Barometer 30.08, wind 18 mph from the southwest. Peak wind 20 mph from the south in past 24 hours. Humidity 75 percent at 8 am, 68 percent at 4 pm. Yesterday was clear. Minimum 45, maximum 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Settlement urged in Water Witch drainage case
The drainage dispute over Water Witch Station was heard in Jersey City before Vice Chancellor Garrison. The four day trial, part of a long case begun in 1910 by the Borough of Highlands against multiple parties, urges amicable settlement to avoid injunctions as the court reviews decades of water flow involving Highlands Middletown Monmouth and several companies. Snyder to Run for Surrogate. Counsellor Charles R. Snyder of Atlantic Highlands seeks the Republican nomination for Surrogate, backed by the party machine. he previously served in the General Assembly in 1900-01. Ten thousand feet of sod for sale and other ads appear, including new offices for Dr. Blaisdell at 296 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Witch Station
Garrison
Jersey City
Borough of Highlands
Township of
Middletown
County of Monmouth
Water Witch Club
Highlands of Navesink Improvement Company
Navesink Railroad Company
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Water Witch Development Company
Water Witch Avenue
Highlands
Striking Italians disrupt New York and Long Branch Railroad actions
A Tuesday and Wednesday march by Italian workers escalated into demonstrations along the tracks. At the roundhouse in the city they ordered three Black workers off the job while others fled to safety. Police were posted as about fifty to sixty strikers later raided the freight depot opposite Central station and cleared out all employees. If no action is taken by tomorrow, flagmen may be forced into line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Long Branch
Roundhouse
Broadway
Layton
Vetter
West
Central Station
Jerry Blodgett
Narrow Escape in Asbury Fire
An early morning blaze on Springwood avenue Asbury Park drew the entire fire department and threatened inmates in a building owned by Mrs Benjamin Grossman at 1041 Springwood avenue Prompt police and a Marlborough Hotel guest prevented loss of life Continued on Sixth Page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springwood Avenue
Asbury Park
Marlborough Hotel
Benjamin Grossman
Oceu
Mystery in Death of Boy Found in Creek
A boy's body was found in a creek under mysterious circumstances. Investigators probe the location, possible foul play, and identify the deceased as the missing child in a developing case. Local authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek
Child narrowly escapes death in Broadway near school end
Collector of the Port C. Asa Francis witnessed a near-miss as his chauffeur slowed for a school dismissal. A boy named Lawrence Yale crossed in front of a horse. the car’s emergency brake stopped inches from tragedy. The driver kept the vehicle under control with prompt braking and the boy suffered no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port C
Asa Francis
Broadway
Lawrence Yale
Francis
George Tabor
Edwards
Souvenir Giveaway Promises at Business Men's Carnival
Advertisement by Mr J Dis Jovon was not updated yesterday. It promised souvenirs to be given away at the Business Men's Carnival. The items were original and proved popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J
Dis Jovon
Special Sale at Popular Clothing Store on Broadway
Working men mechanics and fisher men urged to attend a special sale of clothing shoes and hats of latest style set for Thursday Friday and Saturday at Popular Clothing Store 229 Broadway near Rockwell Ave. This notice highlights stock and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Rockwell Aye
Pioneer Fisherman Keeps Busy at Eighty Four on Hook and Line
Jacob Corlies Williams born May 2, 1824 along Bath avenue near Norwood avenue lives on his 84th birthday. A lifelong Atlantic coast fisherman with 69 years at sea he recalls the wrecks and wrecking work from early 19th century. He fished solo many years and served in the Life Saving Service at Station No. 1 and later Taka-Nassee Station. He helped wrecking crews including the Chaumey Jerome Wilhelm and Scotland. He is one of the last old-time fishermen. his brother James is 87 and well in Tinnton Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Jacob Corlies Williama
Peter and
Delicia Williams
Bath Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Peter Williams
Jacob
Williams
Pound
William T. van Fiyke
Thomas R. Woolley
Life Saving Service
Station No. 1
Taka- Nassee
Nauvoo
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Williams
James
Tinton Falls
Youth found drowned near Rumson canal in Fair Haven
The body of Joseph Johnson twenty was found yesterday afternoon in Ivins creek near Rumson country club canal. Coroner Harry Fay said autopsy showed accidental drowning though family suspects foul play. He survived by six sisters and two brothers, funeral set for Red Bank. The article notes prior Daily Record involvement and identifies relatives. Also mentions hydro airplane tests at Seidler's Beach and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johnson
Horatio
Laura Minton Johnson
Fair Haven
Rumson Country Club
Ren” Calk
Long Branch
Ivins
George Ivins
Rumson Road
Morris Horden
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Fay
East Front Street
William D. Sayre
Johnson
Rita Adams
Ostella Lake
Angeline Marcellus
Lilian Boeckel
Ruth Thompson
Laura Johnson
Francis
Graham Johnson
Joseph
Mair Haven
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Bank, and of Holy Communion Chapel, Fair Haven
Matt View
Sayre
Daily Record
Pair Haven
George Adams
Citizens Ticket for Fair Haven elects mixed ticket
Fully 250 male citizens gathered in the Fair Haven schoolhouse auditorium to select a union ticket for the upcoming election. Mayor Frank D. Covert led a Democratic slate with George W. Smith as collector and a balance of Republican and Democrat councilmen. The meeting adjourned after 214 votes were cast amid expectations of rival tickets in the county election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
County Board of Elections
Citizens
Frank D. Covert
William Curchin
George W. Smith
James P. McCarron
Thomas Minton
Clarence Smock
Myron V. Brown
Cooke
Edward Kirk
Messrs. Covert
Curchin
Mr. Smith
John Scott
Mr. Scott
Constable C. Pitt Worthley
Miwood Smith
John Naulty
Harry Miller
Stanley
John Welder
John Mulvihill
Arthur Sickles
Republ
Messrs
Covert
Curbhin
Mr. Beott
Collectors & Democrat
Mesara
McCarron
Minton
Smock
Messrs. Brown
Kirk
Mr. Covert
Peter J. Gorman
Frank W. Martineau
George Walters
George van Brunt
Monk Eastman Arrested In Opium Manufacturing Case
Former band leader Monk Eastman, once linked to the Rumson assault on David Lamar, faced US Commissioner Shielda on opium manufacturing charges after customs officials raided a East Thirteenth street tenement finding a full setup. Eastman held on 2500 bail. two accomplices unnamed released. The drama unfolds as Life motion pictures run at Surf Theatre with matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monk" Eastman
David Lamar
Rumson
United States
Shielda
Zastman
Sing Sing
Customs
East Thirteenth Street
Eastman
George Murphy
Henry Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shakespeare Lodge
Morris Tyler
J. Miller
Mr. Miller
Consolidated Gas Co
Leon Hicks
Kila Hicks
Opera House
Washington St
West & Woeet, Jr
Mott
Vee Daily Record C.A.W
Business Men's Carnival” Packs Lyceum Theatre
St. James Church Fund
Weather Bureau Forecast
Rockwell Ave
Ostt
Washington Street
West & West
Asbury
Jacob Corlles Wililame
Seidler’s Beach
Robert J. Collier
Cliftwood
Keyport
Stark
Henry Earl Stark
Henry W.W. Stark
Horace R. Goodchild
É ¥Rarch
Fair View
Robert R. Mount & Son
Bishop McFaul
James A. McFaul
Trenton
St. Michael's Church
Takunassee Take
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Empire Theatre
Monmouth &I
Chas
Monk
Surf Theatre
Life Motion Pictures
Picures Daily
West & Westy Jr
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