Reevey Pleads Not Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Alfonso Reevey, a colored resident, retracted his not guilty plea and entered a plea of non vult to a second degree murder charge in the shooting death of William Brown at Fair Haven. Brown, described as a bully, allegedly provoked the clash after an earlier confrontation at a hotel. Reevey received a sentence of not less than five years and not more than thirty years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Reevey
William Brown
Willard T. Voorhees
Joseph Reilly
Reevey
Brown
Fair Haven
Applegate
Investige
Reilly
Mauch Chunk excursion schedule and fares
Special excursions to Mauch Chunk Onoko and the Switch Duck via New Jersey Central listed with departure points North Long Branch and Bresper Pae Alley. Ticket prices included 6.37 for the Hast Leng Branch and 738 for Bild trip tickets with total costs surrounding $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Gien Onoko
New Jersey Central
Leng
North Long Branch
Bb Srna
Allenhurst Club Row Prompts $5,000 Damages Suit
The Supreme Court case filed yesterday alleges a August 23 altercation at Allenhurst Club in which Andrew Hopping was injured after a clash with Alfred J. Johnson of New York. The suit, by Allen J. Hopping, seeks damages and details surrounding the incident at the club and related family residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Allen J. Hopping
No. 200
Fifth Avenue
Alfred J. Johnson
New York
Deal
Allenhurst
Gadip
Anne
Building New Stable at Elkwood Park for Lewisohns
Robert W. Zimmerman plans a 26 by 50 foot one story stable at Elkwood Park for the Lewisohns. It will have two stalls a harness and feed room and an open implements room. Expenditure set at 2200 dollars and the stable will be illuminated with electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Zimmerman
Elkwood Park
Lewisohns
Zimmermann
Pollution probes on Shrewsbury rivers prompt action
State Board of Health inspectors surveyed the North and South Shrewsbury rivers for sewer discharge by property owners. Several cases were noted and owners warned to stop. If kept up, the sale of oysters and dammed river products may be halted. An investigation is planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Shrewsbury
Rivera
Fire destroys Lucy Douglass home in Lincroft blaze
Firefighters from West Side Hose Company Red Bank and Brookdale battled a large fire at the Lucy Douglass residence in Lincroft Saturday night around 6 80 o clock. The blaze started near an oil stove and quickly consumed the house with a $2 500 loss partially covered by insurance. A sleeping man in a barn nearby was awakened in time by a passerby and saved. Neighbors assisted as the oil stove exploded and oil saturated the kitchen. Only clothing was saved for the Colton and Whitneck households as the fire spread to the home and outbuildings. The incident continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hose Company
Red Bank
Brookdale
Lucy Douglass
Lincroft
Lewis
Thompson
J. A. Iron
Colton
Damages Trial in City Hall Court Hears Weber Case
In City Hall district court Judge Steinbach hears a $600 damages suit filed by Harry Weber of Monmouth Beach against Terry, a summer resident, over an auto delivery incident. Weber and his attorney Thomas P. Fay attend while Fred Jones represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach
City Hall
Harry Weber
Monmouth Beach
Ree
Terry
Weber
Fred Jones
Jersey City
Thomas P. Fay
Thaw Case In Canada Referred To Court Challenge
Fragmentary report shows a Canadian thaw case before a court with unclear details. The text notes the court took no cognizance of apparent jurisdiction issues and mentions terms like Talow and Patten Line in a degraded OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talow
Monmouth Bankers Form Organization at Avon
Twenty three of twenty eight Monmouth County banks attended the second annual gathering for the Monmouth County Bankers Association Group 2 at Avon. Officers were elected with J Harrison Davis Jr of Long Branch as president and William A Berry of Asbury Park as vice president.
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Monmouth County
Monmouth
J. Harrison Davis, Jr
Long Branch
Dresidant
William A. Berry
Asbury Park
Robert G. Poole
Bomar Ps
Folwa
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Co
Augustus Chandler
A. T. Woolley
A C. Morris
Aen
ONT National Bank
R. Slo‘cum
B. J. Davis
van Brunt
Bouse
Samuel Morris
L. A. Woolley
PB Morris
Brent Good
Jacob Stein
Charles A. Poole
W. E. Jeffrey
Xrt Tappin
JH. Davis, Jr
H. W.erman
R. K. Reid
B. L
Cashier Davis
Citizens’ National
Willard C. Fiske
Oliver H. Brown
Walter M. van Dusen
Benjamin P. Morris
Edward R. Slocum
John Enright
Rulif V. Lawrence
Rollin P. Grant
Poison Mistaken as Medicine Ends in Death for Keansburg Farmer
Simon Mills aged 69 a Keansburg farmer mistook a bottle of poison for medicine and swallowed it. Within half an hour he collapsed and died after neighbors alerted a physician and aid began at the scene. He was transported to Memorial Hospital at Long Branch where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Mills
Keansburg
Aii
Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Mills
Mystery of Girl Murder Solved and Blood Confession
Bavarian priest Hans Schmidt confessed to killing Miss Anna Auermüller in New York, dismembering her body and dumping remains into the Hudson. The case tied to St Boniface parish and Mainz suspension details. Schmidt claimed innocence before authorities and accepted potential punishment.
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Munich
Ais Schmidt
New York
Mainz
Wosk
Schmidt
Hig
Hans Schicht
Hans Schmidt
Faurot
Feinberg
Deneoh Murphy
Anns Aurmeller
Volk
Hoboken
St. Boniface
St. Joseph's
Eeres
Ayer
Boniface
Siacknitel
Nary
Atte Schmidt
House of St. de Spector
Fanrot
Charles Hampton Dies After Illness in Long Branch
Charles Hampton longtime Long Branch resident died at 9 50 am from throat cancer in his fiftieth year. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm from Morford homestead 4626 Broadway with Rev V J officiating. Burial at West Eng Branch. he leaves widow Minnie Antonides two children Irving Martha Hampton two sisters and Moses I Hampton. He was night clerk at Long Branch freight office until two months ago and belonged to Neptune Hose Company as foreman and an exempt fireman.
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Morford
Broadway
V. J
First Reformed H
West Eng
John W. Flock
Hampton
Charles
Caroline
Long Branch
Minnie Antonides
Mr. Hampton
Irving
Misa Martha Hampton
John A. Eaton
J. W. Blackwell
Hampion
Neptune Hose Company
Visitor Kroener and Henry Clair Social Long Branch
Mr Kroener visits as former Park Commissioner Henry Clair mingles with Long Branch friends at a casual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kroener
Henryclair
Long Branch
Office Force Holds Outing At Oceanport Resort
The clerical force in the New York and Long Branch Railroad superintendent and auditor’s office enjoyed their tenth annual outing with a shore dinner at Capt. Smith’s Oceanport resort. They traveled from Central station with a stop at Oceanport drawbridge to watch a foot race. Berry and Perrine led the captains, Perrine’s team won 7 to 4. Boats were chartered and the event was described as one of the most enjoyable outings recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Long Branch
Capt. Smith
Oceanport Resort
Central Station
Oceanport J Drawbridge
Balng Berry
Ma Perrine
Evans Ten Sie
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Win. Brown
Tomaini
Ernest Tomaini
James Campbell, Jr
Washington Street
Are McGahn
Freshold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Allenhurst Club
A. H. Hopping
A. J. Johnson
Hopping
Johnson
West 114Th Street
Manhattan
Mr. Johnson
Andrew Hopping
Allenburnt
Coney
Coney Island
Gennual Patten
Thomas Patten
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Ee Tadee Wiewanda
Caney Island
Lincroft House
Everett
Passerby
Mrs. Birke
Ontario
James. F. Birks
Birks
Prescott
Canada
Patten Line
A. Hee
Bankers Form
Davis
Citizens’ Bank
J. H. Davis
Reesult
White
Charles H. White
Germany
Charles Hampton
Ifelong
Edmond S Osborne Ls
Mercer County
Osborne
Newark
Hudson County
Singer Sewing Machine
Elizabethport
Dover
Morristown
Union
Wiecex
Hippodrome
Elizabeth
Everett Colby
Tifled
Buresa
Ing
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