Masons Begin New Year Observances In Asbury Park
The Masonic year 5901 began as Wis and Asbury Park lodges held installations. Officers of both Asbury and Ocean Lodges were installed by R A Tusthag of Asbury and Dr Thompson of Ocean, with about a hundred Masons present.
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Asbury Park
Wis
Selat
John
Asbury Lodge
Ocear Lodge
Belmar
R.A. Tusthag
Asbury
Lodge
Thompson
Ocean Lodge
George W. Pittenger
Martin H. Scott
D. Wooley
Amos Lippincott
Sanford Dey
P.M
John Taylor
Michael E. Sexton
M. C
David Harvey, Jr
C. G
Albert “Robbins
W. H. Conover
Clarence S. Steiner
Tyler
Andrew J. Hill
John M. Dey
D. Beegle
P. M
George F. Krochl
Yeane C.kennedy
George
Oreos Athletic Club Celebrates Third Anniversary Event
The Oreos Athletic Club holds its third anniversary and reception at the Hotel Brighton on Third Avenue. The event is complimentary and honors those who actively contributed to the club's football season. Committee members include James Edward, Harry Rushton, Lewis Augustus Knight, and Charles All.
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Oreos’ Athletic
Red Bank Girl Burned to Death in Brooklyn Store
Miss May Sutherland a 24 year old Red Bank resident employed in a Broadway Brooklyn fancy goods store died after a sulfur boiling accident. A sister worker attempted to help but flames and fumes overwhelmed the victim before aid could reach her.
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May Sutherland
Red Bank
Broadway
Brooklyn
Mrs Louise Brown Dies After Long Illness At 73
Louise Brown wife of Warren Brown of Bake Avenue Ocean Grove died after a long illness at 8 80 o'clock this morning aged 73. She previously lived in Matawan. She leaves three children E I Brown of Matawan Mrs Harvey B Johnson and Mrs E Tiffany of Ocean Grove. The will take place from her late residence next Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev G Reed to officiate.
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Louise
Warren Brown
Bake Avenue
Ocean Grove
Sta
Matawan
E. I. Brown
Harvey
Johnson
E. Tiffany
Ocean Grave
Federal
G. Reed
Champion Jeffries Plans Training Camp in Loch Arbour
Jeffries to begin bio theatrical engagements next month then start training in Loch Arbour as he prepares for the Robbo bout in Cincinnati on February 16. He will stay at manager W A Brady's cottage during the camp.
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Jeffries Flatches
Loch Arbour
Actiys
Robbo
Cincionati
Jeffies
A. Brady
Life Savers Celebrate Kindness With Christmas Treats
Deal and Avon Life Saving Stations 8 through 7 shared a joyous Christmas thanks to benevolent friends. Turkeys cake confections and other goods were donated. Captains Van Bragt and Pearce expressed gratitude to numerous contributors including Rev. A Miller Henry C Winsor David Harvey Jr F D Clayton C Clayton ex Governor Z Meyer Zullok and wife H Robbing William Trest Charles D Snyder A D McCabe William Doran Booze and many others for their generosity.
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Eix
Deal
Avon
van Bragt
John H. Pearce
Avon Hikys
A. Miller
Henry C. Winsor
David Harvey
F. D. Clayton
Secret fraternal elections fill evenings in area lodges
A flood of lodge meetings and officer elections dominates Sunday night into Monday. Asbury Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics and Katon Castle No 72 elect officers. Monmouth Lodge No 107 and Olive Branch Lodge No 7 name new leaders. A turkey supper and prize envelope activity accompany the events. Local Red Cross Twin City Council also announces officers led by Fred Sherman and Robert Harvey with several others named.
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Joseph Br, Weir, Jr
the Order of the Red Cross
Fred Sherman
Robert Harvey
John , Ennis
William Walton
Monroe Dobson
John ‘Flanagan
Burtis Hurst
J. T. Rose
Daniel—Taggert
Samuel Shinn
Daniel Taggart
Olive Branch Lodge
No. 7
K. of P
William H. Leonard
Mamander
Hannibal Thompson
Harry Newsom
Thomas A. A. Parrotte
Joande
Samuel B. Jones
John H. Richardson
Robert J. Johnston
Beekman
Sampel
B. Jones
Harvey Says Bond Is Ready for Delivery to Council
Counselor David Harvey reports Superintendent Coffin expects the water bond document to be in possession of the Common Council soon. Questions to Coffin have been answered satisfactorily and the bond is ready for delivery.
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David Harvey
Coffin
Bond
Common Council
Ehrich Brothers seek competent local agent for dry goods
Ehrich Brothers advertise a local opening for a competent agent to sell dry goods clothing groceries and home outfitting with a good position assured for the right party. Apply by letter to Mr John Lacey care of Ehrich Brothers Sixth Avenue and 23d Street New York Adv Monogram Stationery promoted for holiday gifts and engraving services with nominal pricing.
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John. Lacey
Ehrich Thers
Sixth Avenue
23D Street
Planned Coast Land Improvement Company Reorganization
Reported for early next year a reorganization of the Coast Land Improvement Company of Allenhurst. Rumor says E. P. Benjamin intends to retire from the presidency of the company.
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Coast Land Improvement Company of
Allenhurst
E. P. Benjamin
Engraved New Year Cards and Dental Office Ad
Fragmentary ad text presents engraving orders for New Year cards and a dental surgeon Dr George B Herbert. It mentions engraving fifty cards at one dollar and office hours at a bank building.
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George B.herbert
A.P
G. Bank
G-p
Ges
Ex-Freeholder Plans Launch Trip to Pan-American Expo
J. Wortman aims to visit the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo next year using one of his launches. The vessel would travel from Interlaken station to the Ross Fenton Farm last summer, then by wagon to Branchport and onto the Shrewsbury river. The trip would continue by water to Buffalo with stops along the Hudson toward Albany and then by canal to Buffalo.
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J. . Wortman
Buffalo
Albany
Fisher fined for gill net fishing in Barnegat Bay
Long Branch fish warden Stratton cited Thomas W. Fisher of Osbornville for violating New Jersey fish laws by using a gill net in Barnegat Bay. Magistrate Law imposed a $100 fine, with Fisher appealing to the Court of Common Pleas at Toms River.
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Stratton
Long Branch
Thomas W.fisher
Osbornville
New Jersey
Barnegat Bay
Toms River
Fisher
A. Patterson
Court of Common Pleas
Barnegat
Thomas P. Fay
Patterson
A Big Christmas Stocking Surprises Red Bank Bride
A Red Bank woman, set to marry next year, found a vast Christmas stocking at her betrothed family home. The mantlepiece gift held nearly every kitchen tool from stove to nutmeg grater, declared essential for housekeeping.
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Red Bank
Court rules telephone contracts not binding in Bayonne ruling
Judge Parker of the District Court of Bayonne declared that a contract made by telephone conversation cannot bind. Dr. Charles V. Burke of Newark sued Magistrate James J. Roylan of Bayonne for 210 dollars for services. A compromise later settled for a full receipt to the doctor.
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Parker
District Court of
Bayonne
Charles V. Burke
Newark
James J. Roylan
New Era Hose Company to meet on Sixth Avenue
The New Era Hose Company will meet next Wednesday night at Clarence 8 Steiner's Sixth avenue home. The gathering aims to decide on obtaining an engine house and follows prior indication from the Common Council that it could use the Neptune Engine Company's old house, though no action has occurred yet.
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New Era Hose Company
Clarence
Steiner
Sixth Avenue
Common Council
Neptune Engine Company
Poole Pleads Guilty in Long Branch Libel Case
In Freehold courts this morning Joseph Poole retracted his former not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to libel against Mayor Morris of Long Branch. Prosecutor Foster moved for the plea. Sentence was deferred for two weeks on counsel advice.
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Mayor Morris
Long Branch
Joseph Poole
Long’ Branch
Press Wis
Foster
Freehold
Poole
Marriage in Asbury Park Keeps Quiet for Months
Miss Mary Dangler and C. B. Anderson of Eatontown wed in Asbury Park on November 26. The couple requested privacy for at least nine months, according to the report.
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Mary Dangler
C. B. Anderson
Eatontown
Asbury Park
M. L. Ferris
Miss O Hannon A Charming Bride
Miss Mary O Hanlon daughter of Rev Dr Thomas O Hanlon of Pennington Seminary married Samuel Morgan Alvord of Hartford Conn at Pennington home. Dr O Hanlon officiated with ministers J D Bills William Allen and John Handley. Over five hundred guests from New York Philadelphia Buffalo Washington Baltimore and Hartford attended.
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Mary O'Hanlon
Thomas O'Hanlon
Pennington Seminary
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Samuel Morgan Alvord
Hartford Conn
O’hanlon
Pennington
J.D. Bills
William ‘Allen
John Handley
Catharine O'Hanlop
McLean
Rochester
H.W. Chapman
Bridgeport
Conn
W. A. Arnold
Willmantic
Kneeland, Ball
Buffalo
Dallas H. Pratt
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Hartford
Avon Ton Hotel Owner Appeals Tax Assessment
Joseph P. Hamblen, proprietor of Avon Ton in Avon, contests a $37,000 assessment on his hotel property as excessive. He urges $25,000 as a fair valuation and awaits State Board of Taxation review. Hamblen had proposed a $25,000 improvement plan but suspended it pending the board’s decision.
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Hamblen
Avon” Inn
lHas
Joseph P. Hamblen
Avon Ton
Avon
State Board of Taxation
Miss Sara Force Weds Charles Tilton In Quiet Pennington Ceremony
Miss Sara A Force daughter of Leé H and Laura Force of Asbury Avenue married Charles A Tilton of Long Branch at Pennington in a ceremony conducted by Rev Bills. The couple's reception followed at Joseph L Stackhouse's Yardley home. They honeymooned in Lakewood and Washington and now reside in Long Branch.
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Sara A. Force
Leé H
Laura Force
Asbury Avenue
Charles A. Tilton
Long Branch
Pennington
Ray
Bills
Hammell’s Explanation on Execution Judgment
Magistrate Borden awarded $116.20 plus costs for failure to make an execution return. He explains a restraining notice from Elmer E. Cooley, representing bankruptcy petitioners, prevented payment. Hammell had collected $75 and held the rest until served with the restraining order.
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Borden
Elmer E. Cooley
Covetable Hammell
New Jersey Board Approves Temporary Bridge Plan
A brief meeting of the New Jersey State Riparian Board in Jersey City granted engineer Denise of the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders permission to erect a temporary wooden bridge across the Shrewsbury river from Sea Bright to Rumaco's Neck during the construction of a new steel bridge.
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New Jersey State Riparian Board
Jersey City
Denise
Monmouth County Board of Freeholders
Shrewsbury River
Sea Bright
Rumaco
Flag stolen from Howell troopers flag staff is missing
The large American flag donated to the Howell troopers by Representative B. F. Howell has been stolen along with the eagle topped staff. The flag was kept at Forker’s undertaking establishment on Mattleon Avenue.
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Howell
B. F. Howell
Forker
Mattleon Avenue
End of Century Round-up Prices Cut to Reduce Stock
Clothing price tickets slashed to clear stock before annual stock taking. Ady Tee Stempnen Company advertises autographs on copper plates for fifty Bristol cards at two dollars, fifty more cards sixty cents each. Also a rental notice for a six room house at 508 Main, immediate possession.
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Ady, Tee Stempnen Company
Bristol
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Main
Geave Pour
John F. Seger
Cookman Avenue
St. John’s
A. L
Asbury Park Craft
OREOS
Hotel Brighton
Louise Brown
Deepend Aven
Asbury ‘Park End
R Asbury Council
U A. M
Appleby Building
Monmouth Lodge
Knights “of Pythias
Winckler’s Hall
Simonides Court
Tribe of Ben Bur
Manning Building
Amiss
Amie
Twining & Vansant - Mapmiesth Trust
Battleon Ave
Ehrich Brothers
Monogram Stationery
Monogram
Agbury Park
Adv
Parkers
Paterson
Bie Touma
Lost
Miss. O’hanlon
Thos. O’hanlon
Miss Force A Bride
Hammell
Ste. Patriotism
R.A. Tusting
Bond St
Asbury Park, Ny
E. Teitelbaum
P. O
Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Rock
Botto Agsh
McCabe’s
Mt EM
Avis Goods
Harry A, Borden, Stationer
Nemstealec
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