Council Rejects Board Budget Amid Tax and Transit Debates
The Common Council rejected further funding for the Board of Education after reviewing the Board of Estimate report proposing 98 year expenses totaling about 20 500 with a 1 500 surplus. Tensions rose over teachers salaries and itemized costs while Wilbur resigned as Music Committee chair but stayed on as a member. The council ordered studies on auto licensing and curb improvements and agreed to new fire protection and water meter measures as actions moved forward.
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Board of Estimate
Common Council
Hotel Keepers push Sunday trains clash with Ocean Grove
North Jersey Coast hotel owners vow a prolonged fight to stop Sunday trains to Ocean Grove by pressuring Asbury Park officials. They plan legal action and fundraising to back a campaign supporting Sunday service stopping at North Asbury, distancing Asbury Park from Ocean Grove.
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Ocean Grove
North Jersey Coast
Common Council
North Asbury Station
Bradley
Councilmainic
Coleman House
New Jersey
Fountier Bradley
A. R. Parsons
Brunswick
Jovan
Ags
Asbury Park
North Asbury
Interlaken
Neptune Township High School Commencement Program
The commencement includes dawned events on Thursday June 14 in the high school assembly room with an overture welcome address by Miss Ida Harris and diploma presentations by Postmaster James L. Hays. A baccalaureate sermon by Bishop J N Fitzgerald will be held Sunday at St Pauls M E Ocean Grove.
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Neptune Township High School
Ida Harris
Woodland
J.B. McClellan
Toy Symphony
James L. Hays
John Crawford
Arlington Hotel
Ocean Grove
J. N. Fitzgerald
St. Paul's M. E
Grammar School
First Picnic of the Season at Pleasure Bay
The Sunday school of the Church of the Holy Spirit held its annual picnic at Pleasure Bay on Wednesday. The group traveled by trolley cars decorated for the occasion.
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Church of the Holy Spirit
Pleasure Bay
Shooting Constable Fails to Capture Robotham in Park Chase
James Robotham eluded arrest by James Tueaday night as Constable E B Hammell fired a revolver during a pursuit in Malo street and Park area. Robotham later faced bail totaling 400 for gambling, interfering with an officer, and breaking into a building, with a Wednesday hearing confirming prior warrants and charges.
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James Robotham
James Tueaday
E. B.hammell
Borden
Bia
Hammel
Robotham
Malo Street
Springwood Avenue
Main Street
Smith
Hulick
James
Hammell
Malin Street
Jim
Ballata
West Park
Jbotham
Asbury Park Names New Postmaster Hubbard
City collector John Hubbard is appointed postmaster of Asbury Park to replace Al W Dey the Democratic incumbent. The nomination was sent to the senate by President McKinley Hubbard awaits his commission and will take charge of the post office next month. He has long been a prominent local figure and painter who has served as township clerk collector and city tax collector. Patterson currently holds the assistant postmaster job.
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John Hubbard
Asbury Park
al. W. Dey
Senate
MacKinley
Hubbard
Joseph O. Patterson
Bradley's Sewers Plan Stirs Bradley Beach Council
James A. Bradley was refused permission Monday night to lay sewer pipes near the ocean. The council hinted permission might follow if he proceeds townwide. Councilman Larrabes urged the borough pay school moneys due the township collector, but others delayed. A bulkhead will be built at Beach avenue's foot along Fletcher Lake.
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James A. Bradley
Bradley Beach
Comall
Bradley
Larrabes
William Giffard
Beach Avenue
Fietcher Lake
Sunday Train Service Sought at North Asbury Station
The Common Council committee guiding a request to the Pennsylvania Railroad to run a Sunday service at North Asbury has not fixed a date for meeting railroad officials. Mr. Bradley will arrange the call by today, possibly this week or next. The Journal for modern job printing.
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Mesars
Appleby
Kirkbride
Board of Education
Wilbur
Messrs
Bradley and
Realgn
Bradley
Tuttle
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
North Asbury
Meeks and Kirkbride
Cookman Avenue
Bond Street
Grand Avenue
John A. Githens
Street Committee
Reformed Church in America Deliberates Seaside Synod Officers
The ninety fourth annual synod of the Reformed Church in America elected officers led by President Rev Dr Edward P Johnson of Albany and Vice President Rev Dr P H Millikin of Philadelphia. The session featured a sermon on sovereignty and a report on the state of the church noting growth since 1850 and a push for a $200000 endowment for seminaries and churches.
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General Synod
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Edward P. Johnson
Albany
P. H. Millikin
Philadelphia
James Stout
St. George
Staten Island
John Vander Meullen
Grand Rapids
Mich
William H. Ten. Eyck
New York
William H. DeHart
Raritan
George 8
East Orange
Millikin
P. M. Doolittle
North Branch
N. J
Bishop
Athanasios
Westminster
God
Reformed Church
Presbyterian
Charles B. Chapin
Johnson
Professor
Minelaters
Cornelius Brett
D. D
Jersey City
J. H. Karsten
Oostburg
Wis
A H. Huizinga
Fishkill
Francis Bacon
Matthew P. Lane
E. T. Corwin
New Brunswick
N.J
Charles W. Burrowes
Coeymans
Peter Lopeltak
Alton
Elders
J. W. Darrow
G. T. Te Selle
William L. M. Phelps
John 8
Bussing
L. Lugers Canton
A. W. Givin
Elias W. Hendrickson
Brooklyn
Foreign Missions
Herman van Derwart
Hackensack
North
Branch
George D. Houlat
Jobo’ Huiztuga
Rock Valley
Eldere
Arthur Ward
M. D
E. J. Brusne
Jerome Brown
Home Missions
D.D
W. H. Williamson
William J. Dulker
Fulton, Il
John Lancaster
George Carregan
A. G. Vermilya
Englewood
Anson DuBois
Albanis
Tenac Messler
Sharon Centre
N. Y
A. L. Baker
Flushing
L. L
Eugene Hill
Weat Coxsackie
P.J. Kal
Manayunk
John B. Williams
H. van Dyck
Committee On Sunday School Hymnals
Electric Light Plant Enlarged By Atlantic Coast Company
The Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company enlarges its plant with a 4800 horsepower engine and a 6000 light machine. Contractor A A Taylor oversees the work to supply day light electricity for fans, households, and cooking. Special charging machinery will be added as part of the new capacity.
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Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company
A. A. Taylor
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United American Mechanica of New Jersey
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Ell Gifford
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Hotel Keepers’ Association
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