Vaccinating the School Children in Elm City
Dr. J. W. Taylor leads a smallpox vaccination drive in city public schools with Nurse and Health Board staff. Thirty eight pupils were vaccinated in the morning. about sixty more from kindergarten to high school will be vaccinated today. The process uses antiseptic cleansing, borax solution, and a needle vaccination with a patent bandage. a certificate is required for return after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Taylor
Bowen
Health Board
Board of Education
Justice Ludlow Dead Ex Governor of New Jersey
George C. Ludlow former New Jersey governor and Supreme Court Justice died in New Brunswick after eight weeks illness. Born 1839 in Milford he graduated Rutgers in 1850. He won a Middlesex state senate seat in 1876 and the 1880 governor’s race by 680 votes. Named to the Supreme Court in 1895 he served counties Atlantic Salem Cape May and Cumberland. He leaves a widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Ludlow
New Jersey
Supreme Court
New Brunswick
Milford
Hunterdon County
Rutgers College
Levi D. Jarrard
Middlesex
Frederick Potta
Supreme ‘Court
Atlantic
Salem
Cape May
Cumberland Counties
Tenney House Rebuild Planned After Fire
The Tenney House fire will trigger an insurance adjustment this week. Mr. Tenney estimates losses above six thousand dollars. After settlement, the remaining structure will be moved to face Grend avenue and rebuilt larger with modern improvements. Names listed include Miss Alice Davis and Mrs J Parker Read among others. The Gems theatrical company members are praised for services at the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Grend Avenue
Alice Davis
Sedgwick
J. Parker Read
Margaret Winfield
George Strast
Children Write to Santa Claus at Steinbach Company
Santa mail box in the Main street store of the Steinbach Company fills daily with children's letters. Agnes Ten Broeck asks for a doll, carriage, dress and good behavior. Harold Wright requests boots and skates and to fill his mother’s stocking. Rollin Schauck lists multiple skates, sled, wagon, tree and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Steinbach Company
Agnes Ten Broeck
Harold Wright
Bradley Beach
Rollin Schauck
Lake Avenue
Algo
Papa
New Jersey Remains a Corporate Center Despite Rival States
The State Board of Assessors reports New Jersey maintains leading status for corporations. In 1809 assessments covered 6 005 firms with 2 061 200 dollars in taxes. 5 409 firms were taxed the previous year. For 1000 the state collected 1 392 472 for franchise taxes plus 102 247 for back taxes, and 380 050 from incorporation fees, totaling 1 884 669. The report recommends small changes to the corporation act and notes franchise tax effects, predicting a possible 150 000 dollar yearly loss to state revenue but greater gains for local taxing districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessors
Voorhees
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Secret lodge meetings and officers announced in Asbury Park area
Behind the wicket a list of meetings for Liberty Temple No.6 Neptune Lodge No.84 West Grove Council No.273 National Tent No.6 and Atlantic Rebekah Lodge No.2 is given. Officers elected include Mrs. Alice Carter Mrs. Ida L. Maps Mrs. Lucella Becker Mrs. M. O. Pharo Mr. C. Hurley C. H. Chamberlain. Tecumseh Tribe and Asbury Park Lodge I A M also name leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden- Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
C. F
Manning
West Grove Council
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
National
Knights of the Maccabees
Appleby
Atlantic Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Alice Carter
Ida L. Maps
Lucella Becker
M. O. Pharo
O. Hi. Tompkins
C. Hurley
C. H. Chamberlain
Asbury Park Lodge
George W. Pittinger
Martin H. Scott
Stephen D. Woolley
Amos Lippincott
Sanford Dey
Grand Lodge
David Harvey, Jr
St. John's
New Year Cards Urged for Formal Calls
Engraved is recommended for New Year cards with the correct form: leave one card with the hostess when making a formal call. The Journal is taking orders now for fifty cards with the name engraved, price one dollar.
Jersey Assembly Caucus Declares Sewell Senate Nominee
The Republican majority of the House of Assembly at a caucus at the State House yesterday afternoon organized the next House and unanimously named General William J. Sewell of Camden as the caucus nominee for United States Senator. The caucus detailed officers for speaker to clerk and allotted minor offices among counties, with Mr. Lewis as chairman and Charles R. Spyder named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Assembly
State House
House
William J. Sewell
Camden
United States
William J. Bradley
Camden Mounty
Vivian M. Lewis
Pdssalo
James Parker
Passaic
George E. Poole
Morris
Frank Tantum
Monmouth
David QC
Parker
Ocean
Charles H. Folwell
Burlington
Bill
George P. Powell
Essex
William Cole
Union County
Bergen
Cape May
Cumberland
Gloucester
Mercer
Middlesex
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Lewis
Cancna
Charles R. Spyder
Oreos Open Season Against Alliance Club of New York
The first basketball game of the season is tonight in Central Hall Mattison Avenue between the Oreos and the Alliance Club of New York. The Harlem team arrives at 7 20 and the tip off is at 8 15. Oreos lineup includes Dudley Hawkins Haram Watson Applegate Knight with plans to play Wednesdays and Saturdays and a schedule featuring a showdown with the Iroquois of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hall
Mattison Avenue
Oreos
Alliance Club of
New York
Harlem Boys
Dudley
Hawkins
Haram
Watson
Applegate
Knight
Brooklyn
Gems Present Farce and Melodrama in Education Hall
Charles K. Champlin and The Gems perform An Unlimited Liar in Education Hall under Frank L. Tuttle with amateur night tomorrow. After Only a Private, Asbury Park tonal talent competes for a five dollar prize. Friday brings Her Double Life and Saturday offers bon bon matines with candy, then Trapped Among the Miners with Champlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Champlin
the Gems
Frank L.tuttle
Mr. Champlin
Champlin
Community drive for holiday aid underway today
Donations of provisions and old clothes will be received at the hall of the Home ward Bound Mission to be distributed among the poor during the holidays. Rev. Dr. George J. Mingus, pastor of the West minster Presbyterian Church, will speak tomorrow at 8 o'clock in Milaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Mingus
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Milaston
Got It At Steinbach's Ad Offers Christmas Stock
A promotional notice from Tor Srempacn Compranr urges shoppers to visit Steinbach's stores to help choose Christmas gifts with a wide stock and satisfactory prices. The ad emphasizes aiding in decision making and highlights complete stock and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Srempacn
Engraved Visiting Cards Offer at Local Office
Small ad notes engraving of names in script on copper plates and printing of finest Bristol cards for one dollar, with option to add fifty or sixty cents for samples. Ad invites readers to visit the Commnat office and mentions adjustments in correct form and Wanamaker prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Jommnat
Wanamaker
Honey Thief Threat Triggered Fatal Bee Beating and Deaths
Notice and warning about a honey theft at the Mattison farm Englewood where John Herman vows death to any thief claiming bee loot. The piece records two destroyed swarms, two months since honey was taken, and a cautioned hunt for culprits amid small-town vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herman
Mattison Farm
Englewood
Thelgee
Ministerial Association of
Newark
First Presbyterian Church
Gustave G. Koetter
Morristown
Charles Quinlan
Iiquor
Quinlan
Martin Doseb
Jersey Street
Harrison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Firemen Elect Officers At Annual Relief Meeting
The Firemen's Relief Association held its annual meeting and elected officers for the Neptune engine house unit led by Frank L. Ten Broeck as president and F. M. Shuppan as vice president. Trustees at Independent Truck Company chose Hiram Walton as president, Winfield Scott as vice president, and Howard LeRoy as secretary. The association, valued around fifteen thousand dollars, funds relief for disabled firemen from premiums on Asbury Park property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Relief Association
Neptune Engine House
Frank L
Ten Broeck
F. M. Shuppan
Martin H. Scott
J. H. More
W. Nutt
Independent Truck Company
Hiram Walton
Winfield Scott
Howard LeRoy
Asbury Park
Jersey City Police Seek Heaviest to Meet Weight Standards
The Jersey City Police Commissioners launched a weight reduction movement to remove officers deemed too heavy to perform duties. Affected officers were notified to report for examinations within two days as they undergo training to reach the required standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Pastor Hancock Asked to Remain at West Park M E Church
At a recent meeting of the official board of West Park M E Church Rev. G E Hancock the pastor was invited to continue for another year. The vote was unanimous and Rev J L Roe presiding elder was asked to help fulfill the congregation’s wishes at the next annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park M. E
G. E. Hancock
J.L. Roe
Schooner William Clark Makes Coal Run From Port Monmouth
The schooner William Clark left Port Monmouth on Monday December 10 at 11 a.m. for Jersey City loaded with forty five tons of coal and returned to Port Monmouth dock by 8 p.m. same day. Owned by Captain Benjamin Griggs and commanded by Captain G Oscar Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Clark
Port Monmouth
Jersey City
Benjamin Griggs
G. Oscar Wilson
Harvesting Ice on Deal Lake Harvesting proceeds on Deal Lake
Several smaller consumers in Deal and Allenhurst began harvesting the three inch ice on Deal Lake this morning. The ice is reported to be of excellent quality and solid with no snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Allenhurst
Deal Lake
Autograph Cards Offer Adds Brand New Social Fad
The John Nat engraves autographs on copper plates and furnishes fifty fae bristol cards for two dollars. Each additional fifty cards costs sixty cents. Advertisement for Dr George B Herbert Dental Surgeon at A P and O G bank building with office hours nine p m to five p m. Also a note that Steinbach stores carry Christmas gifts guaranteed all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JognNat
Bristol
George B. Herbert
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Main
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John F. Seger
Cookman Avenue
Btwining & VanSant & Comp
Moymouth Buildin Ag
John Taylor
D. C. Bowen
Justice Ludlow
Potts
Tenney House
Bradley
Camden County
Trenton
Vivian Lewis
Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Association Hall
Steinbachatores
Steinbach’s
Home OF Corporations
Board of Assessors
Jersey Assembly
Sewell
Ords
Firemen
Frank L. TenBroeck Mede
Their Relief Association
F.M. Schuppan
Pastor Hancock
Steinbach
Adv
R. A. Tusting
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. J
IM. E. Teitelbausi
P. C. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Rock Bottom
McCabe’s
Muscle Sporting Parva
Harry A. Borden
Newsden
Matusun Ave
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