Hackmen license debate ends with no changes this year
New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York lawyers are scarce as Common Council backs no license rate cut for hackmen this year after debates. Delegation argues for $5 single and $7.50 double licenses while officials cite protection and revenue concerns. Street repairs water problems and bids for coal and hydrants discussed. city solicitor to confer with Finance Committee.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
William L
Cook
Bradley
Dad
Hackman Grant
Wiggy” Jones
Hackmen
Calli Ag
Ten Broeck
Ocean Grove
Kirkbride
Alet
William J. Cooper
Hie Cass
Ratia
Cookman Avenue
Kingsley Street
Ten
Broeck
Hhis Hotel
Coleman House
John Hubbard
Bond Street
Sewall and Munroe
E. B. Wakely
Munroe Avenue
Emory Street
Summerfield Avenue
William Brammaker
Tive
Wil-met Ford
du Seawall
Monros Avenues
Mr. Bradley
W. W. Davis
N. By Buchanan
Board of Health
Itasic
Heck Street
Asbury Avenue
India
Theas
Fire and Water Committee
Henry Blay
Pawley Bros. Company
Reprieve for Bullock Delays Execution in Red Bank
A stay of execution is granted for Willam Bullock, a colored murderer, delaying the July 18 hanging as the supreme court reviews trial testimony for possible errors. Constable Sam White of Neptune township had been on death watch. Sheriff Davis recalled the order at Freehold. Hubbard Confirmed as Postmaster in Asbury Park. awaiting commission from McKinley.
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Willam Bullock
James Walsh
Red Bank
Bullock
Supreme Court
Davis
Freehold
Sam White
Neptune Township
Big Bass Caught at Deal Lake Flume
Anglers report a banner bite at Deal lake flume Monday with large catches. Uncle Billy Brummaker led with a 28 pound bass after a hard fight. Sherman and William Rollins also landed notable fish weighing nine pounds and more. Victor Chubert added a nine pounder as the bass craze grows among local enthusiasts.
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Deal Lake
Billy” Brummaker
Sherman
Brammaker
William Rollins
E. McCormick
Victor Chubert
Law and order society warned over Sunday trains
A unnamed prominent figure claims a growing law and order society will act to block Sunday train service. The threat, described as aimed at hotel keepers, is said to be a powerful influence in the dispute, with assurances of decisive action if any move is made. The situation is described as evolving.
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Aiso
Forts Organization
Joanna
Hotel Keepers’ Association
Hotel En
Oyster Joe Oliver Heads Monmouth County Committees
The Board of Chosen Freeholders met in regular session at Freehold on Wednesday. Director John Guira announced new committees with Freeholder Rockafeller as chair of Deslake and Interlaken bridge and related roads and bridges. Oliver leads the cyater commission and other duties including county expenses and various bridge and hospital committees. Berry serves on Atkins avenue road and several bridge panels and county funds.
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Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
John Guira
Freeholder
Rockafeller
Deslake
Interlaken Bridge
Atkins Avenue Road
Long Branch
Asbury Park Stone Road
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Oceanic
Hubbard's
Seabright
Shark River Bridge Inlet
Oliver
Cyater Commission
Asylum
Atkins Avenua Road
Deal Inske
Inoterlaken Bridge
Asbury Park
Lower Squankum
Turkey Road
Hubbard’s
Union Draw
Freeholder Berry
Deal Lake
Taterlaken
Oyster Commission
Parker's Creek
Goose Neck
Surplus Fund
Shark River Bridge
Opening Day Celebrations At Ocean Grove Auditorium
Bishop J N Fitzgerald opened the Ocean Grove auditorium for the opening day celebration. Wesley Jake and Saturday Anasend off, Professor Talle B Morgan led a choral union in a free concert. Bradford trio performed, fireworks lit the beach, and Sanford's Asbury Park band played. Several thousand attended.
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J. N. Fitzgerald
Ocean Grove
Wesley
Jake
Ana
Talle B. Morgan
Choral Union
Bradford
Sanford
Asbury Park
Auditorium Grove
Water Meters Ready for Installation Upon Request
The water department announces a supply of new meters on hand and the superintendent is instructed to install for any owner who applies pending the ordinance passage. Meter charges begin July 1, marking the start of the new water year. The notice notes many applications have already been made.
First National Bank cashier to become state bank examiner
Martingy Dager, longtime cashier of the First National Bank, will leave Anbury Park to accept the lucrative post of state bank examiner in Trenton. He will be joined by M H Scott, promoted from assistant cashier, as the bank adjusts to this major leadership change.
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First National Bank
Lucrave
Mr. Dager
New Jersey
State
Hiss
Trenton
Anbury Park
Dager
M.H. Scott
Children day observed with colorful church services
Children’s Day was celebrated in several churches on Sunday with rich decorations and abundant flowers. Songs and programs were provided bySunday school scholars. Rev A De Witt Mason of New York spoke on young people’s work at the First M E Church. St Pauls M E Ocean Grove postponed celebrations to next Sunday.
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Aselldhold
A. de Witt Mason
New York
Reformed Church In
Sunday Trains Rumor Chooses Ocean Grove Clergy
Rev Hi C McBride of Ocean Grove said trains will stop in Asbury Park next Sunday, voicing a rumor at a Methodist preachers meeting in St Pauls Church Ocean Grove. The remark stirred clergymen as Rev William Franklin of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association warned the Sunday train issue remains unsettled and could surprise him.
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Asbury Park
Hi.c. McBride
Ocean Grove
Methodist Preachers
St. Paul's Church
McBride
William Franklin
Ocean’ Grove
Parsonage Fault Findings At Ocean Grove Meeting
At a New Brunswick 179 Methodist preachers gathering in St Paul’s Church Ocean Grove Monday President McKinley was blamed for the existence of a barroom in the United States building at the Paris exposition. A dominie argued the president could have closed the building on Sunday. Monmouth Min Tope Hospital graduates listed: Bessie Lockwood Wood Ridge Eurylia Ely Freehold Laura Coddington Deckertown Ivy Rose Applegate Asbury Park Jennie Casler Freehold Rebecca Field Red Bank.
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New Brunswick
St. Paul
Ocean Grove
McKinley
United States
Monmouth Min ‘Towe
Long Branch
Mijas Bessie Lockwood
Woodridge
Eurylia Ely
Freehold
Laura Coddington
Deckertown
Ivy Rose Applegate
Asbury Park
Jennie Casler
Freahold
Rebecca [Field
Red Bank
Sweet Girl Graduate At Asbury Park School
The Asbury Park grammar school held commencement for the top graduates including Mabel Burt Ida Brant Ethel Bates Herman Beringer Bartle Beecroft and many others. The program featured overtures readings cantatas and a class song with diplomas presented by David Harvey Jr. Alumni events and future-class remarks followed as Neptune Township high school held its class day exercises and future ceremonial programs continued.
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Asbury Park Grammar School
Asbury’Park Grammar School
Mabel Burt
Ida Brant
Ethel Bates
Herman Beringer
Bartle Beecroft
Stanley Byram
Gertrude Cobb
Sadie Clayton
Carabel Cole
Ora’ Conklin
Edmund Coyte
Ardella Duffield
Elliott Gifford
Sadie Goldstein
Elnora Hulling
Roy Havens
Lulu West
Robert Wilson
Arthur Smock
Ye Bella
Peggy
Mary K. Dallas
David Harvey, Jr
Asbury Park High School
Miles Mabal Brazer
Jancing
Neptune Township High School
J. B. McClellan
James L. Hays
Newark
McClellan
Hays
Misa Ida Harris
Woodland Echoes
John Crawford
Chestra
Maude Adele Clayton
Madge MacDonald Conover
Agnes Hurd Russell
Sara Ide Harris
Andrew H.richardson
Kathryn Watson
Marlon P. Taylor
George Crowell Rogers
John H. Flanagan
Fletcher P. Havens
George Edward Ross
Valeenora Richardson
Bertha Gifford
Matthaeus B.-Blo- Says
Jewell van Dyke
L. Barry’ ‘Reet
Louise Bernhard
John Q 'Craw Jae Ie Cane Gerpryde ‘Hendricks
Ana
Robbery in daylight at Fourth Avenue home
A sneak thief entered the residence of Harry Duffield on Fourth Avenue during afternoon hours and stole a gold watch worth 50 dollars. A bag of money under a pillow was missed, while the thief rummaged several rooms, then fled. A 20 year old man with inflamed eyes and a brown alpine hat was seen near the house by Herman Beringer. The police seek a suspect described as about 145 pounds and 9 inches tall?
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Harry Duffield
Fourth Avenue
Herman Beringer
Théodore Beringer
Moon in a partial eclipse delights city watchers
The moon, almost full, passed through the earth's shadow on Tuesday night. The eclipse began around 8:15 PM and produced a pretty sight, though clouds occasionally hid the view. People across the city watched and admired the event.
Ocean Grove Gets New National Bank
Ocean Grove opened its new Ocean Grove National Bank on Saturday morning drawing large patronage. Officers include William H. Beegle as president and William H. Hamilton as vice president with Tansman A. Miller as cashier. Directors are Daniel C. Covert Stephen D. Woolley and Nathan J. Taylor.
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Ocean Grove National Bank
William H. Beegle
William H. Hamilton
Tansman A. Miller
Cashilor
Daniel C. Covert
Stephen D. Woolley
Nathan J. Taylor
Vincentz Band to Open Beach Concert With Noted Musicians
Vincentz band, hired for this beach season, will open the concert Saturday with former members from 1894 and 1896 ensembles. The lineup includes Dawson, Farre, Sunderbart, Moore, Wissbeit, Blythe, Bode, Van Winckle, Ague, Mangnal, Ebbeck, and Ed Quinn with sleigh bells. All players double as orchestra members.
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Will Blythe
Vincentz
Louis Bode
Asa van Winckle
Voss
Charles Ague
Robert Mangnal
New York
Theodore Ebbeck
McVicker
Chicago
Ed. Quinn
Ocean Grove
Mr. Quinn
St. James’ Hall
Piccadilly
London
Weight Resisted Arrest in City Disorder Case
Edward Wright colored was sentenced Thursday to ninety days in jail for being drunk and disorderly and begging in the streets. Magistrate Dodd arraigned him and also set a $200 bail for assaulting and resisting Policeman Chapman. Wright resisted Chapman Wednesday night, turning on him until help arrived. Policeman Bredman assisted in landing him.
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Edward Wright
Dodd
Chapman
Mrs L M Hutchinson Seriously Hurt In Carriage Upset
Mrs L M Hutchinson of New York, about seventy, riding near Monmouth Beach, was thrown from a wagon on Hance Hill while returning from Little Silver with Mrs Marie T Lange and her daughter. She sustained a double fracture of the ankle and severe bruising and was removed to Elkwood Inn for treatment.
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L. M. Hutchinson
New York
Schiffielo Park
Monmouth Beach
Hutchinson
Marie T. Lange
Little Silver
Hill
Hutchinan
Elkwood Inn
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