Adamson in Liberty Street Case Recalled in Court
Testimony recounts a May 7 incident at the Adamson office in Liberty Street. Cox testifies he was struck behind the left ear after entering the scene as a dispute escalated, while Adamson denies striking Cox and claims only shoving Hennessey and kicking a hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson, Jr
Cox
Long Island
New York, Telephone Company
Lépy
Price
Elat Bay
Adamson
Liberty Street
Albert
Hennessey
Ing
Fox
Jacob Gassman
Gass
Edward H. Jones
Belle Fulton
Margaret Flake
Tragic Child Henry Elberson Passes After Illness
Henry Elberson beloved son of Frank Elberson died Sunday at his grandmother Mrs Catherine Elberson home 44 Liberty Street after weeks of illness. He attended Garfield school where he was a favorite for his quiet demeanor and devotion to studies. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Liberty Street residence with burial at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch under W. H. Morris Jr. supervision.
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Henry
Frank Elberson
Atherine Elberson
Liberty Street
Garfield
Crook
Élock
Elberson
Glenwood ‘Cemetery
West Long Branch
W. H. Morris, Jr
Five Sisters Die in Kansas Restaurant Fire
Ufica Kansas May 22 five daughters of Mr and Mrs Roach aged seven to sixteen were burned to death in the Roach restaurant when a lamp exploded after a mother lit a match near a gasoline can on a stairway. The parents were badly burned and the family will be buried in one grave.
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Ufica
Kan
Y Roach
Roach
Beatings and schemes end with expulsion at St Charles college
At St Charles college a prankster, Jack Simms, tormented Pat McGuire during a class rivalry for the best English composition on Heroism. After plotting to steal Pat's essay and replace it with a newspaper envelope, the ruse was foiled by the rector who overheard the plot. Pat won the prize, and Simms along with Tom Blake were expelled.
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St. Charles College
Jack Simms
Jack Simms Z
Adi Fae Foe
Dink
Livin Cen
Iresland
Simms
Pat
Pat McGuire
Tom Blake
Tom
Wind
Androheua
St. Charles’ College
A Queer Sight Reported By Tommy Keller
A passerby recalls a curious scene as a man ambles with a sun umbrella in the rain. The piece notes humorous impressions and mentions a page featuring bargains.
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Tommy Keller
Trolley car tragedy near Shrewsbury station
Farm hand Heethsenbuttle near Tinton Falls was struck and badly cut by a trolley car at the Shrewsbury crossing early Sunday. Motorman Edward Brooks and conductor Philip Patterson stopped the car within feet. Heethsenbuttle, knocked unconscious, was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with non life threatening injuries. He had been drinking and may have slept on the tracks after alighting.
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Martin
Heethsenbuttle
Tinton Falls
Shrewsbury
Edward Brooks
Philip Patterson
Brooks
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Red Bank
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Byean Old Boy
Kansas
Dtm
Picia
Philadelphia Times
Dublin
George FV
Dubli
Philip Crampton
Irelané
Naval
Elizabeth Kelso
Fifth Avenue
Edward Hannijan
Brooklyn
Robinson
Sea ‘Bright
Broadway
McLain’s Market
Geo. Lodemann
Florist
Fay Street
East L. B. R. R
ATT A&p Store
Johnson
Disbrow
Long Branch
Ni J
Louis Goldberger
West End Court West End
Columbia Batteries
Miller’s
Tely
J.du Carlo
South Broadway
Chinese Restaurant
2D Ave
Long Branch, N. J
Chapman’s
Vannote Coal CO
Charles F. Morris
B’way
N. J
Landaus
Jersey
Coast Laundry Red Bank
New Jersey
the City’ Laundry
Branchport Ave
C. A. Johnson &Co
GH. Potter
Atlantic Ave
HOOPS
ABELS
Clover
CNS
D. Elinsky
Hick’s
Hicks Mfg CO
WM. Bryan
Elberon Florist
West End
A. F. Golden
the Heids Baking CO
Ocean Ocean
Avermie
Seabright
San
Royal Typewriters
Imore
J.C. Disbrow
LOU_TETLEY
Mechaniq
Merkel
Pierce
Crawford
Reading
Cyrus
Crown
Peerless Bicycles
Columbia River
Branchyort Ae
Peter Omeiel
Sewal/ Ave
Asbury Park
Frank L. Howland
Shoe Store
Frederick K. Ball
J-L - Statio
Norwood Ave
REP Bank
Herbert
the Tailor
Coles Long Branch Market
Broadway Tel
Townley: CO
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
East Front St
Globe Hotel
Hester Troax
C. van: Dyke
Troy
West End Ave
Hoey St
Gardner & Vail
N. Y. Collar
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