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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1895

Page

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Borough balks at three story engine house plan

Mayor and Council opposed enlarging borough debt to add a three story engine house and town hall. A water usage study and cost estimates were debated, with members favoring a two story design to preserve credit. The council postponed decisive action, aiming to balance needs with finances.

Harvey Guinde Harvey Wesley Engine Mormday Ptone North Ashbury Park Mid Street North Asbury Station Cour Atoerions Asbury Park Tenbiveen Dimvitina Wettad Baden Tron Coe Cress Nehoary Burk Miyeir Seireat Biwtny Pee Netery Dolawgates de Fortial Borsih Hawkins Braiditaenetown Hall Kirkbride

Election Drift Over Local Superintendent Post

After a $1500 position and a heated race in Belnditiees oi elect a Superintendsnt of Selous dn Tren torten Conny the applicants for the role include Hottie a dreither inlaw oot CP Frith Applet and Be MM Heath Both candidates have strong local support. Two inches of snow fell at Asbury Park and along the coast with sleighing possible as ground lay frozen and wind shifted conditions.

Trenten Dion Hottie Inlaw Frith Heath Asbury Park

Revival Services At First Methodist Church

An Evangelist will assist revival services at First Methodist Church with daily sessions at 3 and 7 45. On Sunday evening Presiding Elder Strickland will be joined by Rev. Wo AL Allen and Rev. J L Glasscock of Cincinnati, a Ohio University graduate, admired for ability and experience. A New Jersey bill for a school census within township boundaries is under consideration after the last census placed Loch Arbour and Interlaxen in Loch Arbour. Ocean township now includes them. The bill is expected to become law.

Enterprise Flay Othe Brock Hew SD. Pine Sanford Henry Steinbach Webury Park John Waniraker Philadlphia Asbury Park Moses Kite Annie Boardif Meath Aioe Bond Third Avenue Sixth Avenue Krokitl S.w. Kinkekive M. Ross N, B&d Co Sao Theasurker Costa Milan Ross First Methodist Church Strickland Wit Pruch Wo AL Allen J. L. Glasscock Cincinnati Ohio University Jerey Loch Arbour Interlaxen Ocean Township

Asbury Park Building and Loan 21st Annual Report

The Asbury Park Building and Loan Association releases its twenty first annual report showing 264,500 in mortgages and 264,500 invested in bonds and mortgages. Dues interest and fines total 75 000 and over 100 000 was paid to borrowers. Withdrawals exceed matured stock by 800, with loans paying up to 2 percent. The eleventh series expires this year and new series start offering shares. Monthly meeting held at Appleby headquarters.

Asbury Park Building and Loan Association Asbury Park

Workmen Defrauded Over Asbury Villas Alterations

Thomas He Reach deceived Johnson over payments for alterations to Tierna Villas and other jobs. Reach quit, leaving workers unpaid. Ren eh later claimed to be owed for labor and materials. The Pontoon carpenters face mounting bills as legal notices warn of damages and collection. Mayor Ten Browck backs a promotional book to draw visitors, despite expected losses. Copies available by mail for four cents in stamps.

Thomas Willitta Johnson Tierna Villas First Avenue Denianu Roweh Asbury Bark John Chlanfield Presbyterian Church Johnson Tioga Villa Roneh Reneh Johnsen Riehier Monmouth Shore Looro Southertio Asbury Mark Winter Sutner Ten Browck Joauxal

The New Hose Wagon for Wesley’s Borough

The contract for Wesley's hose wagon was awarded last Saturday to Fitgribbons Crisp wagon builders of Trenton. The price is $100 and the wagon will be finished within weeks. Other bidders included Michigan Fire Co S B F Hayward Co Meyer & Son representing the Sen grain Manufacturing Co and Gleason Bailey of New York. The wagon will carry a thousand feet of hose and ten firemen. The company has funds to pay on delivery. If authorities insist the borough will own the apparatus and Wesley will sell the wagon to the Borough.

Wesley Fitgribbons Crisp Trenton Michigan Fire Co S. BF. Hayward & Co Meyer & Son Sengrive Manufacturing Co Gleason & Bailey New York Wien

Riparian bills dominate Trenton hearings on reform

Legislative hearings on reform measures fill the week as innkers in Trenton hold multiple public meetings. Senators Daly and Bradley discuss riparian land reversion and leasing plans, with advocates urging perpetual leases and state control while opponents warn of value loss and impacts on shipbuilders and mills.

Free Book Attendance Sparks Legislative Scrutiny

Superintendent Poland urges against repealing the bill amid predicted outcry. Senators plan a Lexow style investigation next week to probe the State Capitol management, supplier purchases, and alleged fraud across freeholder boards in Monmouth Middlesex and Hudson counties.

Bern Poland Jersey Lexow State Ford Hadeon, Monmouth Middlesex County Boards of Freeholders

Horses and Barns Destroyed in West Bangs Avenue Fire

A major fire destroyed barns and horses near West Bangs Avenue injuring Peter Bath and injuring or killing several animals. Firefighters from West Park and West Grove battled flames that spread to Harry W. Lake’s barn, damaging trunks and personal effects. The blaze began around 5 o clock with a child alerting her father, and homes nearby faced smoke and heat challenges as crews fought to save what remained.

Bart Tinstreak Newman West Bangs Avenue Peter Bath Newran Bright West Grote Ace Newsanan Tingien Harry W. Lake Laks Henss Edgar Bills Mr. Bills Prof George Tay L. Borner Mr. Burnett Badhtine Msn Washington

Asbury Park Wheelmen Notice Appreciation

The sporting editor Donnherty of the Mecewra praises the efforts in selecting a location for a future event. He argues Asbury Park should host over Boston and urges support from the committee for the town.

New York Astory Park Boston Dbuues Donnherty Mecewra Ani Asbury Park Dousherty

Telephone line to Freehold aims for ten days of work

A ten man crew strings wires for Freehold to establish a local telephone system. About forty miles of line will be laid, with sixty instruments to start and more later. The project plans to serve adjacent towns including Ene Hishtowe and others.

Freehold Towin Ene Hishtowe

No Session Delayed in Freehold Investigation Hearing

A county investigations hearing on Wyte Heslay in Freehold was postponed due to an unspecified fault until a later date.

Wyte Heslay Freehold

Asbury Park Wheelmen plan rally for National meet effort

Large attendance at Asbury Park Wheelmen meetings signals rising interest in hosting the National Wheelmen gathering. Delegations from Albany and other clubs visit, with leaders like John D. Boegle and T A Miller guiding efforts. A midway February event is anticipated to showcase the project and attract sponsors and delegates.

Asbury Park John D. Boegle T. A. Miller House Jehu Oh. Comm John T. Bailey University of Peraneghonia Athletic Association Athena Albany County Wheelien New York Astiory Park Albany Wheelinen William Randolph Russ Neeting Tring Glib Timas Asbory Park Natiedad Assenbty Asbury Uctions Mrr. Watts Lor Ville Watts Park Ashbury A Rebeg

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