Mail Boy Arrested for Stealing Long Branch Papers
Henry Greer a seventeen year old colored boy employed by the Low Branch Post Office was arrested by Detective Captain William D Walling for taking bundles of Long Branch Records from the mail sack and selling them to newsboys. He admitted guilt and identified four boys he sold to. hearing set for tomorrow morning at nine. The Post Office Inspector will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlenry Greer
Low Branch
Central Station
William D. Walling
Long Branch
Mall
Oakhurst
West Long Branch
Ernest Bailly
Bailly
PostoMce
Samuel S. Waitt
Newsbhoys
Greer
Waitt
Walling
Henry
City Hall
Post Office
Post Office Department
Apoplexy Victim John J Troutman Dies in Ula City
John J. Troutman died after apoplexy at his James street home in Ula City. Born January 2, 1848, he was a carpenter and builder of thirty years and a veteran of Co F 38th Regiment New Jersey Volunteers. Survived by widow Adele Marie MacCullough and three children Susie Ivy and Diamond. sisters Mrs William J Hubard and Mrs Emma L Melntyre and brother William J Troutman. Funeral Monday 11 am at St James Chapel, Greenlawn cemetery. Mourners include family and longtime residents of Long Branch. Moving pictures and vaudeville at Empire Theatre follow the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Troutman
James Street
Ula City
Nathaniel Waller
Mary Booth Jackson ‘Troutman
Co. F
Rest
N.J. W
Troutman
Long Branch
Adele Marie MacCullough
Columbus
Ohio
Ter ‘Yrother
Emma L. Melntyre
William J. Troutman
St. James' Chapel
Hyer & Flock
Greenlawn Cemetery
Mount Now Leads Can Note In Race For The Assembly
In a county assembly race, Leon R. Taylor is assured the Democratic nomination while Harry G. Van Note remains in doubt. William E. Mount leads Van Note after late returns, with thirty nine districts recorded and Asbury Park still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon R. Taylor
General Assembly
Harry G. van Note
Ocean Township
Taylor
van Note
William E. Mount
English, Town
Mr. Mount
Mr. van- Note
Asbury Park
Mount
Mr." van Note
Hedges Nominated by New York Republicans on Third Ballot
At the New York Republican State convention in Saratoga Job Hedges of Brooklyn won the governorship nomination on the third ballot with James Wadsworth Jr a close second. Congressman William Bennett withdrew and supported Hedges while Barnes backers shifted to Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Job Hedges
Brooklyn
James Wadsworth, Jr
Willam Bennett
Hedges
Barnes
Wadsworth
Mrs Irons Seriously Sick In Red Bank
Mrs Rebecca Irons longtime city resident a patient of Dr J E B Sayre is confined to bed in serious condition after a sudden rheumatic attack. She lives with her daughter Mrs Millard F Tetley on Hudson Avenue Red Bank and is a member of Pride of Hollywood Council No 2 Daughters of Liberty.
Funeral for Frank Ames Hoyt Held at East Orange Home
The funeral of Frank Ames Hoyt who died suddenly at East Orange on Wednesday will be held tonight at his late home at 8.80 o'clock. Hoyt, a well known local resident, recently returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Brent Good of Morris avenue. Mrs. Maggie West of Englishtown was severely scalded when boiling water spilled over her while lifting a wash boiler at her sister's home in East Keyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ames Hoyt
East Orange
Hoyt
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
Maggie West
Englishtown
Samuel Aumack
East Keyport
West
Special Excursion to Mauch Chunk and Return
Round trip tickets priced at 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children offer a special excursion from Hust Long ranch to Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko and the Switchback via New Jersey Central. The Warner's Orchestra will perform at Breinbach Company's in Asbury Park tomorrow afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
New Jersey Central
Hust Long Ranch
North Long Branch
Warner's
Breinbach Company
Asbury Park
Isteinbach Company
Tramp Bodies Identified After Death In Little Silver
The two deceased tramps found near Little Silver were identified as Dean Mooney of Trenton and Big Joe O Donnell of Oceanport. Coroner Fay noted tattoos on their arms and said Mooney had a pistol in Trenton while O Donnell had aliases including Richardson and Ryan. Both men died from suspected wood alcohol poisoning and burial is planned at Lincroft cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Parker
Little Silver
Yestrday
Dean Mooney
Trenton
Mooney
Big Joe" O'Donnell
Oceanport
Blackie
Tramp
King
White's Woods
Paige
Nasi
Rose
Big Joe
O'Donnell
Richardson
Robinson
Ryan
Red Bank
Big Joe" Richardson
Ireland
Melvin R. VanKeurth
Harry C. Fay
Seing Mooney
Lincroft
Fay
Joseph Goeren
Springfield Avenue
Newark
J. R
Astar
Anchor
Heart
Bennett Family Visits Across States Mentioned
Mrs Trevonian Bennett of Shrews bury Red Bank will visit tomorrow and Sunday with daughter Misa Louise Bennett a Brooklyn kindergarten teacher at Pratt Institute She will then spend two weeks with another daughter Misa Aloerta Bennett a Syracuse University student In Syracuse Mr Bennett will travel to Gettysburg Pennsylvania Also Mrs Thomas Scott of West Side Avenue Bank is visiting Mineola Long Island with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevonian Bennett
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Misa Louise Bennett
Brooklyn
Pratt's Institute
Opera House Leased by Garre son and Russell New York
Messrs Garre son and Russell of New York lease the Opera House on Washington Street Ithaca. New proprietors plan mixed shows with moving pictures to start. Opening night set for Wednesday October 2 featuring Parker's Moving Pictures and a list of early acts. Admission 10 cents adults 5 cents children. Also sugar specials and guns for sale through Jacob Steinbach Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Garre‘son
Russell
New York
Opera
Washington Exreet
Parker
Nancy Leo
Jacob Steinbach
Broadway
Long Branch
Shrewsbury Club Opens New Home for Yachting Members
The Shrewsbury Ice Sail and Yacht Club and its ladies auxiliary celebrated the new two story club house on Atlantic Avenue. About 200 attendees enjoyed music, refreshments, and social mingling as plans for ice boating and future events were discussed. Miss Pearl O McKeen died in Keyport at 24. Los Angeles bound Lecidkie and Donnell leave Long Branch homes for permanent residence after visiting Pennsylvanian stopovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Robert J. Meeker
Jacob W. Edwards
Ladies' Auxiliary
Tous
Bette
Los Angeles
California
William Liedkie
Agg
Addlf Donnell
Rockwell
Pérnineyille
Pacife
Surgical patient dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frieda Cornelius aged 36 died yesterday afternoon as a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Her remains were shipped to Roma River by Tyer and Flock Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Cornelius
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Roma River
Tyer & Flock
Primary election expense report reveals notable totals
State House reports filed under the corrupt practices act show Judge John W. Westcott spent 1027.29 dollars in his bid for the Democratic U S Senate nomination before withdrawing in favor of Judge William Hughes. Senator William C. Gerhardt spent 64 dollars, and Briggs lists 564 dollars for renomination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Trenton
Secretary of State
John W. Westcott
Camden County
Wilson
William Hughes
Westcott
Williaa C. Geraardt
Hunterdon County
United State
New York
United States
Briggs
Choir singer held for assault on young wife
Mrs Louise Sedlock testified that her husband Alonzo Sedlock struck her across the face and beat her with fists while grabbing wrists. Recorder Frank Mulford issued a warrant, Sedlock was arrested, and bail set at 200 dollars as the hearing was adjourned for lack of a key witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hillman Sedlock
Alonzo Sedlock
Sunset Avenue
Red Bank
Frank Mulford
Fair Haven
William Chandler
Mr. Sedlock
J. W. Mount Co
Manu
Excursion Draws Thousands to Mauch Chunk Trip
Nearly fifteen hundred people traveled to Mauch Chunk yesterday on the New Jersey Central Railroads excursion. The trip featured the famed switch back and a scenic ride around the mountain with stops at Summit Hill and Glen Otoko. No accidents occurred and many enjoyed the autumn views and amusement along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
New Jersey Central Railrond Co
Ston Ge
Manuel Chunk
Mont Pidquah
Summit Hill
Mount Jefferson
Summit ‘Hill
Manca
Carbon County
Emma
East Mauch Chunk
Upper
Glen Otoko
Glen Otoko Falls
Chelsea residents plan winter in Gotham and Mohonk trip
Mrs Scudder Woolley and family closed their Chelsea avenue home and return to the city by auto accompanied by Mr and Mrs Rice A Brown of Morford avenues. Dr Woolley and Mr Brown will spend time at Lake Mohonk before moving into the Woolley residence in Gotham. Cocoanut Kisses 16¢ at the Sugar Bowl tomorrow. Evening lecture by Pastor Raymond “How God Saves All Men” invites women to attend. Lyceum 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scudder
Woolley
Chelsea Avenue
Rice A. Brown
Morford Avenues
Wolley
Brown
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Gotham
Raymond
Lyceum
Spacey
Bop
Dory Peg
Partially Blind Elder Falls From Wall in Highlands
Andrew Johnson of Newark aged seventy five and partially blind stepped from a Jersey Central Traction car near Highlands school and fell fifteen feet to the street. He fractured both ankles cut his head and was taken to Dr Opferman then Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Fire signals discussed at Highlands meeting with repairs and ordinances for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Newark
Jersey Central Traction
Highlands
Mikle
J. L. Opferman
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Evangelistic Services at St Luke's Church Sunday
An evangelistic meeting will be held at St Luke's Church next Sunday at 7 p.m. All who support Christian work and salvation are invited. All churches are urged to help in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Gentleman's Country Home for Sale in Hazlet New Jersey
ISteinbach Company's Asbury Park offers a country home for sale near Keyport N J tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Hazlet property features a 16 room house with 4 baths hot and cold water gas furnace heat three open fireplaces hardwood flooring and finish. Seven and a half acres of attractive grounds with garden and a large barn carriage houses. Owner John Jowett Plainfield N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlet
Keyport
N. J
John Jowett
Plaineld
Dr J Dobbing to Lecture Here
Rev John Y Dobbins of Luke's M E Church will deliver a lecture titled Summer Scenes Beyond the Rockies on Wednesday evening October 2 at 8 o'clock in the church lecture room. The Ladies' Aid Society sponsors the event to sell tickets and fill the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Dobbins
Luke's
M. BE. Church
Rockies
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
State Gazette
Trenton
Dobbins
Long Branels
Special Service for Parents and Children at North Long Branch
Next Sunday evening at 7 30 the North Long Branch Methodist Church hosts a special service for parents and children. The junior choir from the public school will perform two selections and reserve seating. Rev A H Eberhardt will give a brief sermon on Learn. The service aims to engage every household in North Long Branch. Morning topic is One of the Big Days in the Old Times and What Was Done on That Day by One Man. Sunday School at 2 30 Prayer meeting Thursday evening. All seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Long Branch
Commissioner Howland Recovering From Illness
Commissioner Frank L. Howland is reported much better after a week of illness from malaria fever. He was compelled to retire early Tuesday evening and has since been confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Howland
Howland
Jury acquits Hurley in perjury case and targets police officials
Not guilty verdict for Harry W. Hurley of Kochley Beach on a perjury charge. The jury impliedly accused Police Chief William H. Smith and officers Thomas J. Broderick and Horace L. Byram of drafting fake affidavits to convict. Indictment stems from Hurley as a state witness denying buying liquor from Baroni at 110 Prospect Ave Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hurley
Kochley Beach
A. Freehold
Mr. Hurley
Orime
William H. Smith
Po- Heaman
Thomas J. Broderick
Horace L. Byram
Asbury Park
Hurley
Dominic Baron
Prospect Avenue
Asbury Bark
Itl
Baroni
Troutman John Jay Troutman Dies In 4th Year
Death notice for John Jay Troutman son of Walter Nathanial and Mary Booth Troutman aged about four with home on James street. Funeral services from St James Church scheduled Monday at eleven o'clock.
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Chas. W. Ritter
N.Y
Maxville
David Spencer
Zion Church
Eatontown
Charles Wilson
Belmar
Weal Street
Mr. Hoyt
Dean ‘Mooney
Nue Club
Pearl O. McKeen
Mattie V. McKeen
Church Street
Miss McKeen
Kestport
Hughes
Joseph Salz
Sugar Bowl
Majestic Theatre
Moving Pictures
Mrr
Mrs. Woolley
Atlantic Highlands
Groves
Willian A. Britton
Freehold Verteraay
Uty
David A. Groves, Jr
Election Board
Foeter
Britton Wa
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DR. J. ¥ Dobbing
St. Luke’s
Asbury Park Police Officials Inc . Limelight. A
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