City Council Delays Sign Ordinance Appeal for Frontage Triangle
Monday's council debate over Zacharias Co sign requests drew opposition and support. The panel deferred action after urging a street committee report on sign size placement and wording for a small triangle sign around a telegraph pole at 106 Fourth Avenue.
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Zacharias & Co
Fourth Avenue
Bradley
Treat
Trafic
Mate Street
Mr. Kirkbride
Anya Be
Kia
Slga
Kirkbride
Wilbur
Zacharias
Evern
Clark Burroughs
Brrent
Signs of Summer at the Beach and Boardwalk Plans
Beach activity rises at Weeley Lake and Asbury avenue bath house opens for the season. Senator Bradley extends the fishing pier by fifty feet and new floors and aisles go into bath house groups. Lamblase's band to play around June 17 as the Daily Journal resumes June 26 and fishermen report scarce bites from the pier.
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Rosa
Asbury Avenue Bath
Senator Bradley
Dssing
E. Scholtzler
Asbury Avenue Pavilion
Graduation Week Ceremonies Planned at Long Branch
Graduation week in Freehold features Rev. A G Bale preaching Sunday at First Presbyterian and First M E Church union services. Fred Bale will give the valedictory, Miss Ethlyo Sedam the salutatory, Merrill Edwards Gates to speak on a forceful topic, and the High School chorus and orchestra offer performances. Twenty High School and two Commercial Course students to receive diplomas.
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A G. Bale
First Presbyterian Church
M. E
Bale
Dr. Bale
Ralston
Fred Bale
Ethlyo Sedam
Merrill Edwards Gates
Amherst College
L. van Gilluwe
Mies Townsend
Gregory
Long Bran
Enright
Freehold
Board of Education
Italian Master Dinelli Delights Asbury Park Church Crowd
Signor Guisappé Dinelli of Orange New Jersey presented a superb organ recital at the Presbyterian Church in Asbury Park. The program featured Gounod and Bach pieces with the church quartet and soloist Miss Carr earning enthusiastic encores in a memorable evening.
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Asbury Park
Fhrat Presbyterian Church
Signor Guisappé Dinelli
First Presbyterian Church
Orange
N. J
Signor Dinelli
Gounod
Sunrine
Sigvor Dinelli
Mise Marie Carr
Walter T. Hubbard
H. Blake Martto
E M. Weeks
Alice K. Harrison
Schubert
Maurie
Misa Carr
Misa Carr's Solo, “Hexr
Yeo Terael
Elijah
Mies Carr
LeMaistre Obsequies Held in Philadelphia
Funeral services for Samuel C. LeMaistre were conducted Tuesday at his brother in law George C. Biddle’s residence in Philadelphia and at First Methodist Church in Germantown. Burial was private. The deceased was a former member of First M E Church at Asbury Park.
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Samuel C. LeMalatre
Philadelphia
George C. Biddle
Green Atrest
Philadelphis
Germantown
Hey
Geo. B. Wight
Mr. LeMaistre
Asbury Park
Bradley Pushes Street Sprinkling In Asbury Park
Council debates street dust and water use as Bradley Bradley proposes to equip and fund additional sprinkling. Fire and Water Committees prepare new boiler tubes, with Ocean Avenue targeted for immediate watering to ease discomfort and dust complaints.
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Bradley Soya
Bradley
Asbury Park
Kirkbride
Btreat Committee
Treat
Providence
Galper
Ocean Avenue
Ocean
Wilbur
Mr. Bradley
State Board Meeting Sets New Teacher Cert Rules
The June session of the State Board of Education in Bristol changed board rules and amended teacher certificate requirements. Present were most members led by President James L. Hays. Mayor Seymour of Newark was absent. After routine business a gavel crafted from six woods was gifted to Hays. Members toured North Asbury Park area before returning home.
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State Board of Education
Bristol
James L. Hays
Newark
Francis Scott
Paterson
Otto Crouse
Jersey City
John McCatchen
Plainfield
B.H. Campbell
Columbia Grammar School
Elizabeth
Bilas O. Morse
Atlantic City
J. Bingham Woodward
Bordentown
James Owens
Montclair
George A. Frey
Camdenourier
S. C. Larison
Hackettstown
Geo. W. Howell
Morristown
Sweeting Miles
Englewood
O. J. Baxter
L. H. Forbes
Hoboken
J. B. Betts
Somerville
E. BE. Grosscup
Bridgeton
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Seymour
Ewark
Morse
Hays
Manual Training School of
A B. Poland
Appleby
Allenhurst
Deal
Elberon
Hollywood
Norwood Park
West End
Tuttles Open Breach and Store Expansion
Tuttles, leading Red Bank retailer W A Trusx, has leased parts of its business to W R and J B Tuttle of Asbury Park for two years. A branch of the grand store will be set up at the new location, signaling expansion.
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W. A. Trusx
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Daughter contests Troix will over mental capacity claim
Théresa Clayton of Lakawood contests the will of Charles Troix of Wayside, alleging undue influence and mental incapacity at the time of his death by suicide.
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Charles Troix
Wayside
Théresa Clayton
Lakawood
Postal Office Struggles With Sticky Stamps Burden
The postal office faces growing workload and stressed clerks as indignant patrons smear stamps, causing delays and frustration. Staff cope with damaged stamps and increased misuse amid rising service demand.
Asbury City Council Weighs Off Heat and Taxes
In July heat the Asbury Park council met to discuss city welfare. Items include license concerns for Palace Merry-Go-Round, water meter placement, officer resignation, street work, sidewalk grade fixes, and sprinkling hours. Budget decisions cut street funds. Buffalo Bill’s tax note looms for next year.
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Asbury Piri
Jas
Ten Broeck
Ernest Schnitzler
Palace Merry-Go Round
Finance Committee
Bradley
Schultzier
Man Dies After Carbolic Acid Drinking in Weat Grove
Joseph Picker a jeweler of Cor ley Avenue West Grove consumed two ounces of carbolic acid in his home after discovering his housekeeper Lena Leeds entertaining two men. He argued with the woman then took his own life Monday night.
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Joseph Picker
Corley Avenue
Weat Grove
Lena Leeds
Mayor Rogers Battles Borough Over Vetoes and Bids
Bradley Beach council remains gridlocked as Mayor Rogers clashed with council, attorney, and residents. He refused to sign orders for cash while ordinances stalled. A wagon purchase, street grading on Clif avenue, water-supply bids from Ocean Grove Association and East Jersey Coast Water Co were discussed. Garbage contract awarded to Charles Fiorria for $220 annually.
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Bradley Beach
Billa
Clif Avenue
Ocean Grove Association
East Jersey Coast Water Company
Charles Fiorria
Rough Riders Draw a Crowd at Buffalo Will Show
The trolley company ran trailers on every trip Monday afternoon and evening to move 12 000 to 16 000 people to Long Branch to see Buffalo Will a Wild West show. The Charge of San Juan Hill drew great applause from the audience.
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Long Branch
Buffalo Will
San Juan Hill
Court at Asbury Park Sparks Salary Debate and Appointments
Gov Voorhees explains why he ordered a court in Asbury Park and lawmakers clash over the clerk salary as a judge’s pay and finances come under scrutiny. Letters from the governor reveal the court was created with minority support and that salaries may be tied to fines and receipts. The council defers action amid concerns over expenses and the court’s impact on the city.
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J. F. Davison
Geburg Avenue
Geo. W. White
John A. Borden
District Court
Hawking
County Board of Election
Finance Committee
Gov. Voorhees
Asbury Park
Ormerdd
Kroehl
Mr.Treat
Mr. Kirkbride
Thiis Place
Meeks
Burroughs
Voorhees
Elizabeth
Bradley
Harvey
Appleby
Council
Kirkbride
Treat
Alarm Over Alum In Baking Powder Prompts Calls for State Action
The article warns that alum in baking powders is a health risk and urges state regulation. Hygiene experts support prohibiting alum, with Minnesota Wisconsin and DC already taking measures. The piece argues for nationwide warning lists and notes price distinctions between dangerous and harmless powders.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Congress
Anniversary Day at Congregational Church Celebrated
The Congregational Church marks its third anniversary with morning observances by the congregation and an evening program of music by the Sunday school.
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Ita
Jubilee's Successor and the Big Tank Mystery
A 1200 pound monster turtle was caught at Elberon and brought to Asbury Park by Senator Bradley. The strange visitor now resides at the pier tank as summer curiosity and elicits local interest.
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Senator Bradley
Elberon
Bradley
Asbury Park
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