Asbury Park Council Talks New Safeguards and Grants
Common Council met with a bare quorum led by Chairman Appleby. They discussed chimney safety, street grading, library funding, and bids for city lighting. The Fire and Water Committee and Finance Committee were assigned various proposals, with adjournment to two weeks.
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Common Council
Appleby
Kirkbride
Wilbur
Treat
Ten Broeck
Hawkins
Asbury Park
Bond Street
Board of Health
Neptune Engine Company
Main Street
Bradley
North Asbury Park Hose Company
Free Library Association
J. O. Nightingale
Consolidated Gas Company
Kingsley Street
West End
Buffalo Exposition
Summerfield Avenue
Beatrice Allen Bates Engaged to Captain Robert Sewell
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Beatrice Allen Bates of Washington D C daughter of Colonel and Mrs James Allen Bates and Captain Robert Sewell son of Senator Sewell of New Jersey. The notification states the couple plans a future nuptial.
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Beatrice Allen
Bates
James Allen Hates
Washington, D. C
Robert Sewell
Senator Sewell
New Jersey
Representative Howell Secures Pensions for Hayes and Truman
Representative Howell has secured pensions at six dollars a month for Charles A. Hayes of Ocean Grove and James P. Truman of New Brunswick.
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Howell
Charles A. Hayes
Ocean Grove
James P. Truman
New Brunswick
Dentists and stationery ads in the Journal page
Dr George B Herbert dental surgeon advertises office hours 9 to 5 at A P and O G bank building. Monogram stationery offered with engraving for 2 50. Acid stamp stationery 10 cents a quire. Steinbach stores promote carpet snaps at price sacrifices this week.
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George B. Herbert
A.P. & O.G. Bank
Steinbach
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Auxiliary Elects Officers
The annual election at Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary elected Mrs E H Wilcox as president with vice presidents Lybrand Sill Abram Baker Henry Mitchell and H D LeRoy. Other posts went to N E Budigoun recording secretary H B Owe and Eliza Sill corresponding secretary. Committees include Mrs George A Shock and others. Receipts for the year totaled 693.59 with 430.02 disbursements leaving 263,567 on hand.
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Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Wee
Grand Avenue
E. H. Wilcox
Lybrand Sill
Abram Baker
Henry Mitchell
H. D. LeRoy
N. E. Budiguon
H. B.O
Eliza Sill
Ways and Means
George A. Shock
A. J. Romain
John
Artis Mra
A. D. McCabe
Stephen D. Woolley
George Lord
Obn Forman
John Hubbard
D. LeRoy
W. H. Stauffer
Tpital
Harper
Monmoorial Hospital
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association report details finances and plans
The 31st annual report shows receipts 26366.16 expenditures 24080.70 with water revenue 18734.88. Summer services yield 10279.87 from auditorium and meetings. Notes include opposition to the proposed ocean boulevard, rail service praise, changes in entertainment, and a list of deceased members. President Gratz aimed to secure land title for factory expansion.
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Ocean Grove
Ase
Ocean Boulevard
Ocean Front
Ballard
City Journale
J. 8. Yard
Dr. Lowrie
R. A. Thompson
Mary Bowen
Josté Hamilton
A. Dewson
Mary Preston
Ocean Grove Camp Meetings Association
Gratz
Symphonion Manufacturing Company
Miss Ellen Batcheler Elected State Regent
Daughters of the American Revolution State Chapter elected Miss E Ellen Batcheler of Somerville as state regent yesterday. Mrs. Washington Roebling was endorsed for president general at the meeting to be held in Washington February 22. The notice also advertises winter party plans and a six room house at 608 Main Street, Ady, by M M Crosbie.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
E. Ellen Batcheller
Somerville
Washington Roebling
Washington
Crosbie
Main Street
Ady
Local Promoters Seek Franchise for Asbury Park Telegraph
Monmouth Telegraph and Telephone Company seeks a franchise from the Common Council to operate in Asbury Park opposing New York and New Jersey Telephone. Rates cited are telephones $24 yearly and commercial lines $86 yearly. Council debates scope, city interests, and safeguards against poles and wires, with Mayor Ten Binack urging undergrounding and careful approval.
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Monmouth Telegraph and Telephone Company
Common Council
Asbury Park
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Hawkins
H. B. Ayres
Kirkbride
Monmouth Telephone Company
Annexation Talk Promises Wide City Park Discussion
Tonight the Asbury Park Board of Trade hosts a meeting in Educational Hall to debate annexing West Park to the city. President Keator urges a large turnout as Dr. Henry Mitchell and Counselor David Harvey Jr. join the speakers. the hall will be warmed for comfort.
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Asbury Park Board of Trade
Educational Hall
West Park
Keator
Henry Mitchell
David Harvey, Jr
New Jersey Agriculture Leader Urges Efficient Farming Progress
At the State Board of Agriculture meeting in Trenton D. D. Denise of Freehold warned that farming’s future rests on thrift and scientific methods. He said a century ago New Jersey farms were poor while now they rival neighboring states in value and emphasized happiness from careful labor and minimal costs. In a Pentecostal church a pastor argued Christ died from a broken heart, contending wounds alone could not cause death.
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State Board of Agriculture
Trenton
D. D. Denise
Freehold
New Jersey
John Love
Christ
Incandescent gas lamp offer and autograph card engraving
Faraday and Woodsum at 545 Cookman Avenue advertise a complete incandescent gas lamp for seventy five cents. They also promote engraving autographs on copper plates and printing fifty Bristol cards for two dollars with additional fifty cards for sixty cents.
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Faraday & Woodsum
Cookman Avenue
Bristol
Let Old Water Rates Prevail In Sewell Avenue Dispute
Complaint by B Frank Cobb of Sewell Avenue on an excessive water bill sparked a Common Council discussion. The $27.66 six month charge followed the shift to metered rates, with Cobb arguing for the old rate during transition and calls for leniency and credits for any prior overcharges. The Fire and Water Committee was instructed to adjust the bill with leniency as needed.
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B. Frank Cobb
Sewell Avenue
Common Council
Henry Steinbach
New York
R. Wilbur
Fire and Wines Committee
Mr. Kirkbride
Mr. Treat
themee _ Appleby
Treat
Coffin
International rifle match invited at Sea Girt for Canadian team
Lieutenant A. B. Jones of the National Rifle Association invites Canada’s top shooters to a September international competition at the Sea Girt range. New Jersey authorities will supply tentage and gear. The Palma centennial trophy and other prizes will be offered. the Bisley team from Canada may join on the return from England.
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A. 8. Jones
National Rifle Association of
United States
Hodgins
Dominion Rifle Association
Canada
National Guard
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Palma
Jones
Bisley
England
Toronto
State association organizer resigns amid missing funds
Clarence Davis, state organizer of the University Association of New Jersey school principals and teachers, has resigned and his whereabouts are in question. The association, headquartered in Chicago, says Davis collected about $1,200 in dues and they will cover any losses to subscribers.
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Clarence Davis
The
University Association
New Jersey
Chicago
Davis
Leftovers Sale Highlights Minimal Prices for Broken Lots
Stock taking ends the rummage sale revealing clothing deemed broken or imperfect. Thousands of items to be sold at near zero prices in the annual event run by the company.
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Ady
Canned Goods Sale Highlights Fruit Varieties
Five cases Columbus Brand California White Cherries two cans for 25 cents. Six cases Columbus Brand California Peaches two cans for 25 cents. Five cases California Apricots 10 cents a can. Bartlett Pears 10 cents a can.
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Columbus
California
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C. E.eskew
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Miss Batcheiler
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