Neptune township Republicans sweep local elections
Republicans won a broad victory in Neptuné township with large margins across districts. McCabe narrowly failed in first district while Gifard led as collector, Oliver lost to O'Trien for assessor, and women candidates Tavens Halshart and Shreve won decisive majorities.
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Neptuné Township
Tugelny
McCabe
Ulurris
Oliver
Ocean Grove
West Grove
Tatra
West Park
Wlo
Berry
Barry
Avon McCate
Bradley Beach
Giffard
Collector
Harry
Gifard
O'Trien
White
Citizens Triumph in Bradley Beach Elections
Bradley Beach voters backed the Citizens ticket with Everett Foster, Charles Murray, John Rogers, William Griffin, and Charles McGill winning council, assessor, justice, and appeal posts. Freeholder vote went to McCabe and Berry. Republican slate led by Taylor, Hutchinson, Yarnall, Gant, McKenna, and Wilkins also contested multiple offices.
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Bradley Beach
Citizens
Everett Jh. Foster
Charles & Murray
Wesley K. Bradowr
John B. Rogers
William Griffin
Charles McGill
MccCabe
Berry
A. A.taylor
Neptune City Officials Elected In Division Result
Neptune City voters elected Benjamin Stanton as collector and John Lane as assessor. A. Beatell and A. F. Bennett won council seats, J. Apgar as justice of the peace, Metsla Brower as commissioner of appeal, Forman Shibla as constable, and McCabe and Berry as freeholders with 121 and 103 votes respectively.
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Neptune City
Benjamin Stanton
John Lane
A. Beatell
A. F. Bennett
J. Apgar
Metsla Brower
Forman Shibla
McCabe
Berry
Manasquan Council Chooses Three Members and Two Justices
Manasquan residents elected three councilmen and two justices of the peace. The councilmen are Ieano Allen, Willis Mount Purdy, and William H. Rul. Jobo M. Allen serves as one of the justices alongside the other elected official.
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Manasquan
Ieano Allen
Willis Mount Purdy
Fite
William H. Rul
Jobo M. Allen
Widdemer Quits Amid Church Strife and Health Claim
The Rev. Howard T. Widdemer resigns from the First Congregational Church as Mrs. M. Crossett of Lake Avenue Hotel cites his broken heart and collapsed health. Services stop after two weeks of Sunday preaching since last fall, with supporters urging weekly visits from New York. The hotel prepares for summer, and Crossett fears the pastor may never resume preaching.
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New York
Crossett
Widdemer
Lake Avenue
Wages Rise Sought by Carpenters Union
The Carpenters and Joiners Union predicts wage increases starting April 1 after a year of talks. Members say contractors were notified, Assemblyman Kirkbride backs the plan, and committees report a 0 hour workday with a $2.75 daily rate starting April 1.
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Carpenters
Jolers
Anton
Tha Contaatars
Ccauit
Belmar Elects Entire Citizons Ticket Unopposed
In Belmar the Citizons ticket won every available seat with no opposing candidates. Freeholder William F. Leiferson leads the board, while councilmen 8. L. Gillen and A. W. Bennett are elected alongside Bloomfeld Hulick as collector. George G. Titus becomes assessor and no candidate ran for justice of the peace, with incumbent T. S. King continuing as commissioner of appeal.
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Belmar
Citizons
Clarlen
McDermott
Bloomfield Hulick
William F. Leiferson
L. Gillen
A. W. Bennett
Bloomfeld Hulick
George G. Titus
Justice of the
Deal Borough Elects Home Rule Ticket In Low Vote
One ticket was submitted in Deal for a citizens home rule slate. 44 ballots were cast with two rejected. Elected were Mayor William S Hathaway recorder A G Selghortner Willi Hogencamp justice of the peace Hal Combs freeholder Jota Gulre commissioners of appeal B Drum and J B Thompson. P F Combs named councilman for the unexpired term of William Hathaway. Four thousand dollars was voted for borough purposes.
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Vetern
Borough of
Deal
Alvetion
William S Tathaway
Cotocimen
A. G. Selghortner
Willi Hogencamp
F. S. Bartholomew
Inuatice of the Peace
Hal, Combs
Jota Gulre
B. Drum
No Opposition at Allenhurst Local Election Yields Unopposed Ticket
Allenhurst voters show Citizens' ticket running unopposed led by Mayor Edwin P Benjamin. Councilmen Samuel H. Coombs and O. E. Evkew win three and two year terms while Francis M. Sutton and Russell Benedict claim two year posts as commissioner of appeal. John Guire remains listed as fresholder.
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Allenhurst
Citizens
Edwin P. “Benjamin
Samuel H. Coombs
O. E. Evkew
Francis M. Sutton
Russell Benedict
Fresholder
John Guire
Democratic Victory at Long Branch Charts One-Sided Race
The Democratic ticket won at Long Branch with almost no opposition. Independent challenger Henry Gagle led an almost noncompetitive slate and drew minimal support.
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Long Branch
Henry Gagle
No Mystery in Jones Death Finding
Edward Jones of West Park died from natural causes after a suspicious context. Coroner Flock ordered post mortem by Drs J Turner Race and H B Kilmonth, with result that Jones was brought home unconscious Tuesday night and did not recover.
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Edward Jones
West Park
Flock
Charley McDermott Missing. Belmar Real Estate Holder Unfound
The Belmar collector Charles P. McDermott is missing amid rumors stemming from an attack on his property by the sheriff. He owns numerous Belmar residences and vacant lots, with relatives working to locate him. His bondsmen include family and local figures, and reports note unsettled borough accounts and unconfirmed explanations for his absence.
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Charles P. McDermott
Belmar
Wuhum F. Gordon
Trenton
MacDermott
Davis
McDermott
Bullock
Freehold
Cbnover
Niebers
Bobka
Amonnis
Gener
Board of Edluration
Hotel Keepers Form North New Jersey Association
The Hotel Keepers Association of North New Jersey held its first annual meeting at the residence of A R Parsons in Jersey City. Officers elected include A R Parsons president and J W Rockafeller secretary with other executive members. membership requires a hotel manager or proprietor of a hotel with many rooms.
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Prank
Conover
Coleman House
Charles A. Atkins
Queenn Hotel
H. J. Rockefeller
Qrammercy
Thomas Soble
The
Fentmore
Samuel A. Oliver
Westminster
Ashbury Park
Sunday School Officers Elected by A. M. E. Zion
At the annual election of officers for the A. M. E. Zion Sunday school held Tuesday night the following were chosen to serve one year Superintendent Thomas A. Almeric Parrotte Assistant Superintendent Samuel P. Slover Secretary Mrs Annie Sparrow Assistant Secretary William Jonson Treasurer Mr Williama Librarian Anderson Sparrow Assistant Librarian Miss Hill Organist Miss Hattie Walker Assistant Organist
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A. M. E. Zion
Thomas A. Almeric Parrotte
Samuel P. Slover
Annie Sparrow
William Jonson
Mra
Scudder
Jobo Williama
Nbrarian
Anderson Sparrow
Lbrarian
Miss Hill
Hattie Walker
Purse Presented to E B Daniels by Sunday School
The First M B Sunday School presented E B Daniels with four purses of money as a testimonial of esteem. Daniels, who serves as superintendent, will depart with his family this week for Orange where he will permanently reside.
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E. B. Daniels
M.B
Daniels
Orange
Boulevard Bill Hearings Spark Coast Resorts Clash
The New Jersey senate agriculture committee in Enton held a two hour hearing on Senator Francis’s boulevard bill. Proponents led by Mayor Ten Broeck and Frank Conover argued the drive would connect Atlantic Highlands to the Manasquan River aiding Ocean Grove and northern shore cottages. Opponents including ex Senator Kiam and Parson Hayter warned the plan jeopardizes Ocean Grove’s religious character and Sabbath peace.
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Social Correspondence
TR Journal
Enton
Senate
Agriculture
Senautchingen
Francis
Woulevard
Ten Broeck
Frank Snuver
George W.thompson
Ry Park
Mahlon R. Margerum
In Grove
Kew
Bullard
Kiam Lt. Skirm
Ocean Grove
Clini
Appleby
Henry C. Sor
Asbury Park
Wilbur A. Heisley
Ocean Grove Computing Association
Ronu
Mr. Copeland
Yors Ten Lroeck
Rogera and Potter
Parson Hayter
Frank B. Conover
Ston Ee Margerum
George W. Mason
J. Ballard
Lesry
Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Manasquan River
Monmouth County
Astoiry Parkers
Patterson
Springs Lake
Thompson
Ocean Front
Avon
Asbury Porl
Allenhurnt
Mme Rogen
Sec
Ann
Honiface Conover Culd
Monmoth County
Mahlon Margerain
Copeland
Jerusalem
Jess
Bradley Beach
Océan Grove
Homses
Balford
Ocein Grove
Ballard
Monster Auditorium
Temple
Tabernacle
Bal
Flo (Hayter
Beach Purchase Ratified At Public Meeting
A public meeting in Education Hall ratified the beach purchase bill now before the legislature. Amendments sought a three member board with leasing power and a 15 percent bond increase, while officials argued against fixed figures. The sewer purchase and beach front project were discussed with a committee to present amendments to lawmakers.
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Educational Hall
Beach Purchase
J. Wesley Cross
Seton
Lynn Dredary Mitchell
Crosa
John F. Hawkins
le Fell
Ten. Broeck
Henry Mitchell
Henry C. Winsor
Appleby
Hawkins
Mitchell
Bradley
Hawking
Common Council
R Ten Broeck
Tee Kroehl
George’ FP. Wilbun
John I’, Hawkins
Frank B. Conover
Christopher Brazer
Caleb T. Bulley
Jesse Minot
Plans for New Armory Plans Deliberated by Company FL Committee
The armory committee of Company FL met Monday night to review two construction plans for a proposed armory. A third option will be discussed at a Saturday night meeting. Members include Captain John H. Ryne and First Lieutenant George E. White among others.
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Armory Committee
Company FL
John H. Ryne
George E. White
Claude V.,. Guerin
Frank L. Tuttle
William H. Pancoast
J. L. Tiffany
Walter Hubbard
Charles E. King
Arthur H. Hope
W. ©. Bateman
Max E. Howe
Assemblyman Kirkbride Scores an Easy Victory
Special correspondence reports Assemblyman Kirkbride pushing through measures in Trenton. The boy clothing rebate bill and beach purchase bill advance with hopes for senate passage. A New Jersey armory lease and murder verdict provisions are among other bills considered by the senate and assembly.
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Trenton
Kirkbride
Asbury Park
Ten Broeck
Meeker
Union
Iit
Anu
Beach Purchase
Guerla
King
Pancoust
Stokes
Cross
Lill
Senate
Voorhees
Anne
Armory Association
Ghi
Iife
Jury Deadlock in Bullock Murder Retrial
The jury in the William Bullock retrial failed to reach a verdict after 32 hours of deliberation, reporting nine votes for murder in the first degree and three for second degree. Juror Milton A. Fardun of Matawan required medical attention after the session.
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Bullock
William Bullock
Janes Walsh
Red Buck
Loto Court
Foreman Danser
Justice Collings
Conover
Colling
Azala
Milton A. Fardun
Matawan
William ‘Giffard
Freehold
Klahong
West Park
Charles Strong
Alimony Ordered for Mrs Emmons in Jersey City Suit
Robert Emmons of West Park must pay six dollars a week alimony to Catherine Emmons while divorce proceedings continue. Vice Chancellor John R Emergy ruled the allowance. Aaron E Johnston defended Emmons, while Mary Emmons attorney John F Slawkins secured the grant.
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Robert Emmons
West Park
John R. Emery
Jersey City
Catheriine Emmons
Emmons
Aairon E. Johnston
John F. Slawkins
Mra
Evangelist Yatman to Return for Grove Meetings
Rev. C. H. Yatman will lead the temple youth gatherings in Grove this summer during his missionary tour. The beach purchase bill received House approval on Thursday afternoon.
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Evangelist Yatman
C. H. Yatman
Grove
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Lake Avenue Hotel
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