Women protest as trio steal furniture in West Allenhurst
Three men forced entry into Mrs. Anna Getley’s Corties avenue home and carried off a wagon of her furniture valued at 200. She secured a warrant. the suspects were later jailed on grand larceny charges. A second warrant led to S Wolff, a South Broadway dealer, who briefly faced bail and a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Getley
Corties Avenue
West Allenhurst
Harry Griggs
Justice Dedd
Getley
S. Wolff
South Broadway
Wolff
Asbury Park
Williamson
Long Branch
Henry Schoenlein
Schoenlein
Justice Dodd
Brace’s
Brace
Freeman
Griggs
Problem for School Children in Storck Course Ad
The bookworm problem from Storck's Course of last week challenged students. Eighty percent offered the same answer. New chance this week for all pupils, including prior solvers, with prizes. See Storck's ad for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storck
Shrewsbury Reading Club Hosts Meeting at Riverside Drive
Mrs J H Patterson entertained the Shrewsbury Reading Club Tuesday at her Riverside Drive home in Middletown. History and literature were featured as Miss Mary C. Borden spoke on Mary Queen of Scots and Miss Ella King performed sonnets on Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Patterson
Shrewsbury Reading Club
Riverside Drive
Middletown
Eatontown
Shrewsbury
Mary C. Borden
Mary Queen of Scots
Winter
Ella King
Drake
Conolly
Compleat Angier
Greene Has New Ford Auto At Third Avenue Hotel
Charles H. Greene Jr of the Third Avenue Hotel has purchased a brand new Ford runabout torpedo body 22 h p engine. He arrived home with the latest model and has taken the Ford subagency. Through his demonstration four cars have been sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Third Avenue Hotel
Mr. Greene
Ford
Has a Baker’s Dozen in Belford’s Shoe Shop
Joseph Gesieski of Belford, a Polish shoemaker, supports twelve family members plus his daughter in law and infant grandson. He cobbles shoes to provide food clothing and shelter while living with his parents. Dr. Stork brought the infant grandson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gesieski
Belford
Dr. Stork
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Institute at Manasquan
The spring institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Monmouth County will meet at the Methodist Church in Manasquan next Tuesday May 9 with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm. Mrs Haddonfield will preside and Miss Hen, of Newfield, will lead Our Nation. Dr T Alexander MacNicholl of Newek will speak on National Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Institute
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Monmouth County
Manasquan
Miss” Hens
Debate on immigration restrictions in Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy teams argue for stricter immigration rules while the opposing side from Chattle challenges the stance. The debate concludes tonight with Davis Aber & Coal Co. noted in the event details and scores reported as 101 to 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Aber & Coal Co
Fair Haven Youth Indicted in 3 States Sentenced to Reformatory
Harold P. Keeler 22, summer resident of Fair Haven, was sentenced by Judge John E. Foster at Freehold to Rahway Reformatory after being involved in an attempted kidnapping of his child and facing charges of receiving goods from M. M. Davidson on false pretenses. He has indictments for forgery in New York and Chicago and a Philadelphia charge related to a worthless check. His wife, once a chorus performer known as Trixie Twain, aided in exposing the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Keeler
Fair Haven
New York
Red Bank
M. M. Davidson
John E. Foster
Freehold
Rahway Reformatory
Keeler
Philadelphia
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Chicago
New York Hippodrome
Trixie Twain
Keelers
Asbury Park Beaten Again in League Match
Atlantic Highlands High School baseball team won 10 to 2 against Asbury Park in an afternoon league game at the athletic grounds. The Highlanders previously beat Neptune 20 to 2, leaving Neptune and Asbury Park teams in a puzzling form as fans speculate on the material composing the two high school squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Atlantic Highlands High
Asbury High
Neptune
Chattle
Highlanders
Asbury Ae Neptune
New Auto Bakery Wagon Slated for West End Delivery
L. E. Evans the West End baker orders a new auto delivery wagon at Thomas Beatty's works located at the corner of Westwood and Mortis avenues for enhanced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Evans
West End
Thomas Beatty
Wagons being prepared for summer trade in town
Martin McCue the milk dealer lines up his delivery wagons for the summer trade and a new wagon is being built at Beatty's carriage factory to expand fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCue
Beatty
Orchestra Concert at First Presbyterian Church May 15
Every lover of fine music is invited to an orchestra concert at First Presbyterian Church on Monday evening May 15 under the directorship of Fred K Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Mon
Evc
Fred’ K. Ball
Sea Bright Plans New Town Hall
At the Sea Bright Mayor and Council meeting the proposed new town hall was discussed with no definite action but a report is expected soon. The existing hall is deemed inadequate and may require an addition or a new building. The council also scrapped the police clock system for the season and ordered a steel vault to house borough records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Funeral for ex Councilman Frank O Wilson Draws Huge Attendance
Sea Bright will host a large funeral for Frank O Wilson ex councilman with services led by Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. Wilson served as past grand of Sea Bright Lodge 252 and held top offices in Sea Side Lodge K of P. Firemen and Red Bank Knights of Pythias invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Frank O. Wilson
Sea Bright
Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
Sea Bright Lodge
No. 252
Sea Side Lodge
K. of
New Members Join Red Bank Union Hose Company No 1
D Worden Grooms of Bridge Avenue and Edward Downes of Oaklawn Street Red Bank have become members at the Union Hose Company No 1 regular meeting held in the Shrewsbury Avenue firehouse. Two new membership propositions were received during the evening. The company recently raised membership limits to fifty after the Navesink hook and ladder truck was placed in their firehouse by the mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Worden Grooms
Bridge Avenue
Edward Downes
Oaklawd Street
Red Bank
Union Hose Company, No. 1
Shrewsbury Avenue
Union Sepany
Ex-Councilman Tetley Confined at Home by Illness
J T Tetley of Red Bank is confined to his Wallace street home with an illness. He is well known in the area and prominent in G A R circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Tetley
John T. Tetley
Red Bank
Wallace Street
Mr. Tetley
Hotel Trenton Cafe Upgrades Under New Proprietor
Robert Hubbard proprietor of Hotel Trenton is improving the cafe with a hardwood floor and additional changes planned to enhance guest comfort and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Robert Hubbard
Hotel Trenton
Married at Parsonage in Red Bank Ceremony
Paul Hall of Red Bank and Rosie Gray of this city wed at the Second Baptist Church parsonage last night. Rev. Asbury Hwood officiated. The couple will reside in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hall
Red Bank
Rosie Gray
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Hwood
Long Branch
Port Monmouth May Have Steamboat Venture
Hopping McHenry and Foast, Atlantic Highlands lumber dealers, bulk heading and filling the old steamboat dock at Port Monmouth which they recently purchased. Most lumber unloaded there as improvements proceed. a steamer may run to move farmers produce and fish to New York, with the Accomac steamer potentially returning to service if trade supports it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Monmouth
Hopping
McHenry & Foast
Atlantic Highlands
Mvey
New York
Accomat
Keansburg
Cement Walk Laid in Front of Johnston Residence
A cement sidewalk has been laid in front of Joseph W. Johnston's residence on Main Street Eatontown, improving street access and neighborhood curb appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Joseph W. Johnston
Main Street
Eaton
Winch Moneyback lawn mower listed for sale
Classified item notes a Winch Moneyback lawn mower offered for 2.95 dollars by Chester M Truax at 223 Broadway with agate pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M
Truax
Broadway
Howard Voorhees Escapes Indictment in Federal Case
Howard Voorhees a young post office carrier faced irregularities and confessed to a questioned letter but was not indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Trenton. His counsel Thomas P. Fay stated the jury found insufficient evidence. Voorhees had prior good conduct and a sympathetic circle hopes for a clean record going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Voorhees
Trenton
City Hall
Thomas P. Fay
Voorhees
Fay
Red Bank Theatre Closes Over Lack of Patrons
The Red Bank moving picture theatre formerly Frick's Lyceum has shut due to low patronage. The last show was Saturday night. Edwin Soffing of Oceanic served as theatre manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Moving Picture Theatre
Frick’s Lyceum
Edwin Soffing
Oceanic
Peddlers' Parade Social at Oak Hurst Church
The Ladies' Aid hosts a Peddlers' Parade social in the church basement on Friday evening. Refreshments follow the parade at the Oak Hurst church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Oak Hurst
Weather Bureau Forecast From The Jersey Fair Report
The Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Friday. Light frost in interior with light variable winds. Observations from display station 43 North Broadway Long Branch at 8 a m. Barometer 30.27. Wind velocity 13 miles per hour from the northwest. Highest yesterday 56, lowest last night 22. One year ago today the weather was cloudy with 69 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
A. m
Ohio lawmakers tied to bribery probe widen scope
Columbus May 4 The grand jury resumes as prosecutors reveal only a fraction of evidence. Six indicted include three Senators two Assemblymen and the Senate Sergeant at Arms. Nye and Dyegle among indicted with bonds set at 10000 and 5000 respectively. Multiple other indictments expected amid graft investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Grand
Turner
Burns
Senate
Nye
A. ©. Lowrey
Lawrence County
H. A. Marting
Lowrey
George K. Cetone
Montgomery
Minor Blaze Sends Firemen Out In The Morning
Fire department responded to box 255 at Third and Westwood avenues for a gas leak fire in the cellar of the Tomaini grocery on Morris Avenue. The blaze was extinguished as gas flow was cut off with no damage, but apparatus was sent out causing unnecessary expense and street work delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Westwood Avenues
Tomaini
Morris Avenue
Fire and Water Committee
Slocums Enjoy Early Week Car Trip to New York and Atlantic City
Dr and Mrs William H Slocum spent the early week touring in their car. They visited New York Monday as guests of Mrs Joni W Toler and joined a party that traveled to Atlantic City in Mrs Toler's large towing car. The group registered at a boardwalk hotel where Mrs Toler hosted a banquet before returning via an inland State drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Slocum
New York
Joni W. Toler
Atlantic City
Independent's Steamer Used in Liberty Street Fire Test
Councilman Thomas Beatty chair of the fire and water committee oversaw a test using the Independent steamer at the Liberty street fire yesterday. Several streams were directed under different conditions and Beatty recorded the results for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beatty
Fire and Water Committee
Independent
Liberty Street
M. Beatty
Sentence Suspended for Abe Bodine After Pledge
Abe Bodine was arrested yesterday for drunkenness by Patrolman Alar. In Recorder's court this morning he pledged to abstain for six months and the sentence was suspended until next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bodine
Alar
Recorder’s Court
Bodine
Carter Assistant Postmaster at Port Monmouth
James G. Carter head clerk in Walling's general store at Port Monmouth has been sworn in as assistant postmaster there.
New Port Monmouth Bookkeeper
Leslie Downes completes a commercial studies course at Trainers Business School in Perth Amboy and now works as bookkeeper for his father Frank Downes Port Monmouth butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Port Monmouth
Leslie Downes
Trainer’s Business School
Perth Amboy
Frank Co. Downes
Port Monmouth
Local Nurse Contracted Typhoid Fever
Miss Emily Reinhold, recently admitted to the Laura Lin Hospital, is reported to be seriously ill with typhoid fever. Her condition is described as precarious, with authorities seeking a trained nurse to assist in her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Reinhold
Lauralin’ Hospital
New State
Ae Sa
Metzger's New Market Building Rising at Allenhurst
Lao Metzger is erecting a concrete structure at Allenhurst, a branch of his Brighton avenue market in this city. It will be ready for occupancy in a few weeks.
My Wail Paper sales rise with daily demand
Report notes increasing sales for My Wail Paper amid rising demand. Vendor urges readers to buy now before stock runs out and hints at pricing and availability details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
In Jail for Illegal Sale at Asbury Park
Lawrence Papik faced Judge Foster in Freehold this morning for sentencing after conviction for illegal sale of Wynor at Asbury Park. The judge fined $350 plus costs. Tadge Woster was informed no extension would be granted for those previously fined for excise violations. Frank Virginia and Sarah Davie were committed to jail per the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Papik
Wynor
Asbury Park
Foster
Freehold
Tadge Woster
Spent ‘Hawkins
Frank Virginia
Sarah Davie
Eatontown to Enforce Sidewalk Laying on Town Streets
Eatontown township committee will enforce sidewalk construction on a tardy property. Owners have until May 15 to begin work. failure after that date will trigger enforcement actions under the sidewalk ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Eatontown Phone Cable Frustration Reported
A short, unclear clippable note from Eatontown mentions a phone cable issue between 64 and 106 with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Man Thru Winman Tony Craption Eyes Shootings at Red Bank
Tony Craption living with Joseph Grandanittie at 205 Pearl Street Red Bank allegedly attempted to shoot Joseph Tomaine next door Tuesday night. A gunshot was heard ten minutes later, a bullet hole found in a window, and Craption was later reported to have threatened to kill Tomaine over a love conflict with Tomaine’s daughter. Police are seeking Craption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Craption
Joseph Grandanittie
Pearl Street
Red Bank
Joseph Tomaine
Grandaittie
Craption
New York and Long Branch
Ceanery
Tomaine
Algo Sald
Farce to Aid Keyport Carnival
A Keyport carnival fundraiser planned by the young ladies and the carnival committee. An entertainment event on Wednesday evening May 24 at Broadway theatre will feature a farce by members of the 20th Century Dramatic Club and other local talent. Proceeds go to fund this year’s carnival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Henry Saiz
Broadway Theatre
Drmatic Club
Carniv
Ice Cream Sale Aims for Picture Fund Post Debate
After a debate on immigration at Chattle Perth Amboy a sale of ice cream will occur tonight. Recipts from the cream will be added to the picture fund.
Martin Gets Mail Contract with Central Station Post
Robert Martin, a well known colored resident, now carries mail between Central station and Long Bratch post office. He was the lowest bid among several leifare bidders and began work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Martin
Central Station
Long Bratch
T. Martin
New Cavalry Officers Elected
Monday night an election of officers was held by the Henkte Werti Troop of Cavalry. Lieutenant Fred W. Ho and Lieutenant A. Judeoopo resigned their posts. H. Norman Hoyt was elected first lieutenant and Jacob B. Rue second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baa
Ona
Henkte Wert
Fred W. Ho
A. Judeoopo
Tently
H. Norman Hoyt
Jacob B. Rue
Liewtenant
In Jail For Throwing Brick
William Johnson, colored, involved in a dispute with a Lim erick resident over a rubber tire. He used a brick in the altercation and was arrested Tuesday on a warrant by Patrolman Vetter. Unable to post bail, he remains in the county jail awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Limerick
Vetter
Chowder Supper For Dalys Plan By Local Lodge
A local fraternal lodge plans a chowder supper hosted by Mine Host Surles. Newly elected officers of the Be Daly Hose Com are named on the organization’s blackboard as part of a liberal gathering and public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Daly Hose Com
Rijfe
Ewan
A.caoyder
Greers Welcome Newborn Girl
John Greer and his wife celebrate the birth of a baby girl at the Brancsirl ot the agrée framing shop. The couple expresses joy and gratitude for the healthy arrival in their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greers
John Greer
Fragmented OCR item from local page
Readable text fragments describe a civic item or notice with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge beyond generic references to local authorities and a proceeding.
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Greene
Baker’s Dozen
C. T. UL
Rahway Institution
New Sd Bank
First Reformed Church
Broadway Church
Frederick K. Shield
Highland Park
L. Wallace Cottrell
la Price
Pleasure Bay
W. 8
B. Parker
Toastmaster
Bill
Red Bank Theatre
Oakhurst
Weather Bureau Forecast
George B Nye
Isaac E. Huffman
Butler County
L. BR. Andrews
Dyegile
HuffMan
Cetone
Andrews
Vining
House
Lawrence K. Langdon
Langdon
Price Russell
W. Burns
Red Banker
Sash
Enemy
Martin
Ima Nica
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