City Council Debates North Agbury Hose Petition
The January meeting shows no beach purchase talk as Council discusses North Agbury Park Hose Company seeking a new building and apparatus. Wilbur favors the request if finances permit, Treat cites no funds, Appleby supports action in principle, committee to confer with Mr. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Appleby
Wilbur
Treat
Meeks
Ten Broeck
North Agbury Park Hose Company
Fire and Water Committee
Bradley
Old Blue Law Case Rules Sunday Contracts in New Jersey
Judge Otto Crouse of the First District Court in Jersey City ruled a Sunday work contract invalid under the old blue law. The decision cited that a band hired for Sunday in Paterson and the travel by trolley violated the act, which nullifies transactions for Sunday services.
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Otto Crousen
First District Court
Jersey City
Diademo Cupo
New York
Paterson
Capo
Traction Company
Crouse
Beasley
Name confusion over illness in Trenton and Ocean Grove
An article reports W. H. Skirm seriously ill, prompting Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association members to inquire after his health. Telegraphed to Trenton. confirmation arrives that the ill man is not the Association member W. B. Skirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
W. H. Skirm
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
W. B. Skirm
Skirm
Association
New Jersey Horticultural Society Opens 26th Meeting in Trenton
The New Jersey State Horticultural Society began its twenty sixth annual meeting in Trenton. The executive committee urged the Legislature to appropriate funds for a proper exhibition of New Jersey fruits at the Pan American Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Horticultural Society
Trenton
New Jersey
Hotel Majestic Sold to J W Coleman Jr in Sewell Ave
The Hotel Majestic on Seventh Avenue was sold through the Appleby agency to J W Coleman Jr of Sewell Avenue. Coleman will take possession shortly. The consideration was not named.
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Majestic
Seventh Avenue
Appleby
J. W. Coleman, Jr
Sewell Avenue
Unusual Value Notices Cut Clothing Prices at Once
The Stempacy Company advertises reduced clothing stock to cost proximity. It mentions winter goods at lower prices and immediate possession at 60 Main Street through M. M. Crosbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stempacy Company
Haxiscof
Crosbie
Main- Street
Parsons and Bannard Name Common Council Candidates
William H. Bannard owner of The Reliable Shop is mentioned as a candidate for Common Council next spring. Alfred R. Parsons of the Hotel Brunswick is set for the Second Ward. President Applaby is expected to run again, with a lively contest anticipated the second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bannard
Common Council
Alfred R. Parsons
Brunswick
Local notes and notices from Page six and community events
A collection of brief items includes Professor L B Sanders offer on page 6, real estate market quiet for two weeks, ads for groceries jewelry and men's clothing renovations, Dr William Felch ill in Ne Castle Pa, Horace Knight wins two dollars in a presidential vote contest, church services in Westminster, George Pittenger hosting visitors, Miss Margaret Asay and musical entertainment at Neptune Township High School, Board of Health case against J W Mariner adjourned for a week due to absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deallak
L. B. Sanders
J. J. Parker Company
Leroy Godfrey
Creds
Philadelphia
H. F. Knight
Point Pleasant
Philadelphia Press
Horace ‘T. Knight
Fred Gardner
James Herlam
Misslon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
George W. Pittenger
Allenburnt
William J. Ozborn
Albany
Pittenger Cottage
Margaret. E. Asay
Blanche E Bennett
Signor Guiseppe
Neptune Township
Asay
Board of Health
J. W. Mariner
Borden
Woman Keeps Secret Yearlong Marriage Reveal
Anna M Servis of Trenton proved a secret can be kept for a year by concealing her marriage to Charles B Van Sant. She explains she wanted to show a woman could guard such news and endured living apart from her husband for twelve months to prove the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
M. Servis
Trenton
Charles 8
van Sant
Youngsters Attend Cakewalk at West Park Home
Master Walter Anderson entertained twenty youths at his West Park home on Springwood Avenue. A cakewalk was part of the evening with guests including Laura and Gertrude Brown Frederick Anderson Willie Nickena Lizzie Leonard and others. Squan River Gravel Co. holds annual meeting to elect officers and conduct business at Samuel A Patterson's office. The firm recently secured a $6000 gravel contract from the Borough of Deu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Walter, Anderson
Springwood Avenue
West Park
Laura
Gertrude Brown
Frederick Anderson
Willie and
Befalce Nickena
Lizzie Leonard
T. and
RB. Richardson
Willie Marshall
Leon Redden
Squan River Gravel Co
Squan River Gravel Company
Samuel A. Patterson
Deu
Township Gets First Payment on Road Bond
Common Council approved an $2,493 bill to Neptune township as the city’s first payment on its share of macadam road bonds. The city’s floating debt is reduced to $15,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Neptune Township
Steinbach Stores Offer Autoograph Card Deal
Money saving sale claim offers 20 to 40 percent off on clothing and goods at Steinbach stores this week. An ad touts copper plate engraving of autograph on cards with fifty flag Bristol cards for two dollars and fifty additional cards for sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach
Bristol
Veterans Banquet For C. K. Hall Post Aides
The C. K. Hall Post G A R and visiting comrades held a banquet at Weir's restaurant. Commander Borden presided and was reelected with thanks. Captain Ryne and Lieutenants White and Guerin spoke, along with Chaplain Herbert and others. Reminiscences of the war sparked fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Hall Post
G.A.R
Posta
Weir's
Borden
Ryne
White
Guerin
B. F. Herbert
Charles Rash
Adolph Ernat
Toms River Post
Battle of Cards at Mrs Benton Dance Draws Big Attendance
Military euchre at the Mrs E J Benton dance in Deal drew eighty guests across twenty tables. Winners at the top table were Mr George Hillier and Miss White with Miss Ball, receiving silver pencil brushes and Limoges prizes. Mrs Henry Mitchell and Miss Hunt won meat games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Benton
George R. Hillier
Sixth Avenue
Miss White
Miss Ball
Henry Mitchell
Hunt
Benton
No Strike Faces Jersey Rail Employees Amid Talks
Central Railroad of New Jersey officials say a strike is not feared despite halted wage negotiations. They view worker proposals as unsatisfactory and inequitable and foresee friction among employee classes if granted. Talks with five brotherhood chiefs are hoped to restore understanding and settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Five Brotherhoods
Neptune Town Ship Committee Warns of Tax Sale
The Neptune Town Ship Committee believes few properties will be delinquent on January 29 and hopes delinquents settle up to avoid legal costs. Committeeman Hals Hart said Magistrate Dodd will show no leniency and will seize properties if not redeemed or sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Town Ship Committee
Halshart
Dodd
Burtis Narrowly Survives Thin Ice Walk to Ocean Grove
Elvin O Burtis was crossing Wesley Brook near the river head when ice broke and he fell into the water. He struggled to reach shore delaying his planned Ocean Grove visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin O. Burtis
Ocean’ Grove
Wesley Bake
Burdla
Ocean Grove
Steering Committee Named For New Jersey Senate
The Republican Steering Committee for the New Jersey Legislature will include Senator C Asa Francis Monmouth County Senator Edward Stoke Cumberland County and Senator Etijah J Hutchinson Mercer County. The first meeting is set for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
New Jersey
C. Asa Francis
Monmouth County
Edward €. Stoke
Cumberland County
Etijah J. Hutchingon
Mercer County
Kirkbride bill to pay Spanish-American War veterans
Assembly bill No. 38 the Kirkbride measure would grant 21 to every Spanish-American War veteran in New Jersey. Introduced by Assemblyman Samuel W. Kirkbride of Asbury Park, it faced Senate opposition as a potential state treasury drain. Veterans groups and officers urge support statewide with petitions and letters to representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Kirkbride
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Asbury Park
Senate
Guerin
Third Regiment
New Brunswick
Secret orders meet in Asbury Park area clubs
The Doings of the Various Secret Orders report meetings in Appleby building and Winckler's hall with times at 8 o'clock. Tribes and councils including Knights of Pythias and Ben Hur hold events. Coast City Council Royal Arcanum installs officers February 7 and has paid $3,000 to the widow of Harry Headley, a former Pennsylvania Railroad conductor living in Bristol, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aebany Cetin Nei
OFS Asm
Appleby Building
Monmouth Lodge
Knights of Pythids
Winckler’s Hall
Simonides Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Manning Building
Asbury Council, Jr
Corinthian Castle
K. G
Became a Bride on a Sickbed in Middletown Wedding
Miss Bertha L. Willett daughter of George H. Willett of Harmony Middletown township wed Daniel T. Hendrick son of Middletown on her sickbed Tuesday. A public wedding had been planned but illness struck Sunday night. Rev. William V. Wilson of New Monmouth officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha L. Willett
George H. Willett
Harmony
Middletown
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Willett
William V. Wilson
New Monmouth
Company H Third Regiment Elects Officers
Last night the annual civil officer election for Company H of the Third Regiment produced James D. Carton as president Charles E King Jr as vice president Maxwell E B Howe as secretary Walter T Hubbard as treasurer and Edward Wyckoff as collector The new president will name committees soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Regiment
James D. Carton
Charles E. King, Jr
Maxwell EB. Howe
Walter T. Hubbard
Edward Wyckoff
Ice Boat Race Set If Deallake Ice Strengthens
If the Deallake ice is strong next Monday the ice boat championship pennant race will be sailed. The current holder is Commodore Wortman with ice yachts May and Dell. It will be the first of a three race series for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deallake
Commodore Wortman
May
Dell
Albany man buys G N Curtis cottage for 50000
Anthony N. Brady of Albany yesterday purchased the G N Curtis cottage at West End. The consideration is said to be $50,000. Wedding invitations engraved in correct form at the JOURNAL office. Tiffany work at Wantmaker prices. Daily Journal delivered to your door every evening for six cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattison Avenue
Journal
Long Branch
Anthony N. Brady
Albany
G. N. Curtis
West End
Tf Tiffany
Wansmaker
V. the
Coe
Engraved New Year's Cards and Monogram Stationery Ad
Classified advertisement listing engraved New Year cards with fifty names for one dollar and a monogram stationery offer at the Monogram Stationery counter. Includes dental service ad and stationer services with office hours and printer capabilities for premium correspondence paper.
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Beringer
Main
Philip Aronstomn
Cookman Avenue
M. L. Weins
Tein
Elvac
Harry A. Borden
Ens Rewsdeal
Bond St
Mattison Ave
William Giffard
Main Street
Twining & Vansant
Monmouth Trust
Faattidon, Ave
OLD Blue Law Stile
Jersey
Hotel Majestic
Parsons and Bannard
Passaic
Webb Street
Weinstein
Philip Aronstoi
William Felch
Oveai x Grove
Ne Castle, Pa
C.k.hall Post
Fjorden
Batile
Jersey Central
E. C. Burtis
Francis No
Company Hi
Joomman
George B.herbert
Ap, & O. G. Bank
Monogram
Staimp
the Journal
Asbury Park, N. J
J.J. Parker Co
Columbus
California
Nobles
Noble's
Noble’s
Noble
Peter Bath
First Avenue
McCabe
Nta
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