Reunion of 29th New Jersey Volunteers Held in Keyport
The twenty fourth annual reunion gathered 90 veterans and about 250 friends and visitors in Keyport. Old officers were reelected with J T Field as Honorary president and James Campbell as President, as members from Red Bank to Asbury Park served on committees. Two sessions ran at 10 and 2 at Central M E Church with Rev I S Yerkes as pastor. full program continued on the fifth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Volunteers
Keyport
Friends
Cretta
Keansbur
Tennent
Raritan
J. T. Field
Middletown
James Campbell
Long
Red Bank
George H
Green
Long Branch
Charles A. Smith
Port Monmouth
T. Con Morford
William B. Lippincott
George C. Ormerod
Asbury Park
William Cook
Monmouth Beach
Uriah Seeley
Newark
Wiliam C. Bulee
John Bainton
Charles Curtis
B. L. Lawrence
Elizabeth
William A. Fountain
Matawan
William Newman
M. EB
Pretty Wedding Solemnized at Nastasia Residence
A home wedding was solemnized at 6 o'clock last evening at the Nastasia residence in Springdale. Marie D Nastasia married George DeFazio, a Morris avenue tailor, with City Recorder Thomas V Arrowsmith performing. The bride wore white satin and orange blossoms, attended by Louise Arrowsmith. Best man was G VariNote. After the ceremony the couple left for Asbury Park and returned for a reception and dinner at the Marlborough Hotel in Asbury Park attended by over one hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nastasia
Springdale
Marie D. Nastasia
James Nastasia
George DeFazio
Morris Avenue
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Louise Arrowsmith
Oe G. VariNote
Hmma Ene
Lena Oltradina
Asbury Park
Marlborough Hotel
Che
Dinger
Gella
Ile
Ae Fense
Mortis Avenue
Sulzer Attempt 10 Halt Impeachment Trial in Failure
Kingston N Y Sept 11 Justice Haebrouck ruled on the writ of habeas corpus for Joseph G Robin the New York banker that William Salger was impeached by the future and while awaiting trial is divested of all executive powers The cage was brought by Salger s friends in a last desperate effort to halt the trial scheduled to begin a week from today The decision is a severe blow to their hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Justice Haebrouck
Milk Inspector New Official Here In Red Bank
At a Board of Health meeting John Hall of the Maryland State Board of Health was named city milk inspector serving without pay until January 1. He will begin work when milk finance takes effect on September 26. An organization led by Mrs. J. W. Cunningham raised about 1000 to fund a city laboratory for health officer research. If Hall proves satisfactory, he may be kept on through year end as sanitary inspector and health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
John Hall
Maryland State Board of Health, Water and Sewer Department
Mra. J
Hall
Boston Institute
Fritz Randolph
State Board of Health of
New Jersey
Board of Education of
Red Bank
Board of Education
Back on Olympic from European trip
The Olympic arrived from Cherbourg yesterday with every stateroom filled. Passengers included Judge and Mrs. Terhune, Senator Slocum and Mrs. Slocum, and Mr and Mrs John Terhune. Senator Slocum praised Governor Fyer's campaign and predicted Felt will be nominated and elected easily. His experience would make him one of the state's best governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Cherbourg
Terhune
John W. Slogum
Slogum
John Terhune
Slocum
James F.yer
Felter
Nomi
Former Resident Harry Embley Dies in Elizabeth
Word came of the unexpected death of Harry Embley 24 in Elizabeth. Son of Mr and Mrs Albert Embley of Third Avenue he resided there eight or nine years after marriage to Anna Waek. Survived by widow two children and three brothers William P and James in Florida and New York John. Services set for Linden Cemetery morning burial in Linden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Embley
Albert Embley
Third Avenue
Elizabeth
Embley
William P. Embley
Daily
Hecora
Anna Waek
Elisabeth
Jas
William P.andee
John
New York
James
Florida
Linden Cemetery
Detectives chase clues in murder case tied to limb find
New York detectives under Inspector Faurot trace a murdered woman’s identity through two main leads. A pillow purchase on Eighth Avenue and a severed leg section found near Red Bank are key clues. Coroner Pay discusses the limb’s origin and estimates on age and weight as teams pursue progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Faurot
North River
George Pacha
Eighth Avenue
Paurot
Enveburg
Norman Carhart
Harry Fay
Red Bank
Tubercular Site Offer and County Projects Considered
The Board of Freeholders discussed continuing the search for a suitable tuberculosis hospital site and received an offer of sixty acres near Allaire station. Drainage improvements were requested for the approach to the stand avenue bridge. A temporary supervisor appointment caused later changes, and the group planned a site visit to inspect a bridge on Fair Haven road and a drawbridge request at Belford. The board also moved to sue for unpaid franchise taxes from Monmouth County Electric Company and reported transfers to the State Hospital and widow pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
R. 8. Bennett
Asbury Park
Allaire Station
James H. Roigaine
As- Park City
Stand Avertue
Fifth
Sunset Aveues
Robert €. Thompson
Harvey Stillwagon
Charles M. Wyckoff
Clifswood Grave Road
Belford
Compton's Creek
Robert C. Thompson
Rulif V. Lawrence
Monmouth County Electric Comperity
Reds Bank
State Hospital For
Trenton
Lawrence
Visiting Worse Has Busy Month
Miss Helen Forbes visiting nurse made 816 calls in August covering Better Babies Contests at here and the Monmouth County Fair in Red Bank. 145 registered and 101 examined at the here contest. 65 babies examined at the county fair. Visiting Nurse Association ran a First Aid Tent and treated multiple patients. Long Branch babies topped averages. surname mentions include Christopher Gregory and Tinton Falls incident. Sept 12 boat from Rockwell Ave at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Forbes
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Visiting Nurse Association
Forbes
Red Bank
Long Branch
Christopher Gregory
Wheels Stolen And Newsstand Robbed At North Long Branch
Thieves stole two wheels during a visit by the Hudson County Democrats. A wheel from Pleasure Bay was recovered after a youth attempted to sell it to William Presley. A second wheel was taken from a delivery wagon in front of Reid’s store. The newsstand windows were damaged and high priced cigars and cigarettes disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County Democrats
North Long Branch
David Dennis
Pleasure Bay
William G. Presley
Presley
E. W. Reid
Etdro
Rneld
Red Bank Woman Dies at Home of Heart Disease
Mrs. Constance E. Sickles of Red Bank aged about 62 collapsed while visiting her 92 year old mother. She died of heart disease and Coroner Harry C. Fay was summoned. She leaves husband Charles C. Sickles a stepson Ralph Sickles a stepdaughter Mrs. Charles Boyd a sister Mrs. Webb. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Boyd
Constance E. Sickles
Charles C. Sickles
Red Bank
Sickles
Harry C. Fay
New York
Ralph
Guy Sickles
Desigher
Charles
Boyd
Webb
Thaw Hearing Delayed As Thaw Lawyers Arrive
Colebrook New Hampshire September 11 attorneys for Harry K Thaw surprised New York State reps by not seeking a hearing before Judge Chamberlain until four this afternoon when Thaw is to be arraigned before Justice. The case centers on a habeas corpus writ and initial state actions are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
New Hampshire
aAttorneys
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Juige Chamberlain
Bernard Jacob
Po Carr
Thaw
Mayor Gaynor Dies Aboard Baltic in 1913
New York reports Mayor William J Gaynor died at sea on the Baltic en route to Europe after suffering years of illness from an assassin s bullet wound His death by heart failure follows a final wireless message to the Baltic and a public endorsement speech delivered hours earlier Acting Mayor Adolph J Kline takes over as city government leans Republican amid a reshaped political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicas
New York
William J. Gay
Baltic
Europa
Gaynor
Rufus
Wayor William 4
Ceptance
Adolph J. Kline
Board of Aldermen
Coney Island
Kline
John Purroy Mitchell
Mitchell
Robert Adamson
Adamson
St. James
Long Island
James J. Gallagher
New Jersey States Hospital For the
Trenton
Deferred Sentence for Jewel Thieves in Local Court
James Mcintyre and Marie Kruger faced arraignment before Judge Foster on charges of stealing jewelry valued at $22. The prosecutor remained silent on specifics, while authorities indicated a related arrest and potential ties to other robberies. The case referenced prior holds and a reform institution sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mcintyre
Marie Kruger
Nogm
John EB. Foster
Harry L. Himes
Lerry
Cool Branch
Aovicense Toy
Nasianls Rie
Norman
Seoul
Gardners Work In River Pipe Incident Onshore
A worker named Gardner began and steadied a long iron pipe from the shore toward the river bottom. He sank twice but was rescued by a sand pump and brought aboard with dry clothes before resuming his task alongside Franc and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Franc
Clayton
Himmelf
Also Mentioned on This Page
WOLD
George Lang
Frank Manson
Caroline McQuirk
Howard Higginson
Joseph Reilly
Laiga
Moose
L. C
Joe Murphy
Bridgewater Inn
Lester & Lester
Potten
Sulzer
Dustes
Robin
Philathea
Philathea Clase
First Baptist Church
J. P. Hood
Deeanport Avenue
Bertha J.dan
Park Place
Girl's. Lee Fund
Kemnsburg
Goroner
Resmeerrowelitas
Fay Aald
Ben
Will
Newark Academy
Brent Geo Orcutt
Von
Charles C. Orcutt
Brent Godd
Oe Beers
Academy
Rockwell
Kell
Rockwall Ave
Veo
Otee P
Brestway
Bremen
Allaire
Reginald S. Bennett
Tinton Falls
A. B Crehorn
Patti Line
Rockwell Ave
Mayor Gaynor
Ocean
Florence Tempest
Rothenberg’s
West Waamnt
Fair Haven
Mcintyre
Rhind
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