Admiral Dewey's Chicago Visit Draws Grand Naval Ball
Admiral Dewey honored in Chicago with a naval ball at the great hall of the Auditorium. About 40000 present as decorations featured white and green canopies and shiplike galleons. Dewey and Mrs. Dewey, Mayor and Mrs. Harrison attended, with Canada inviting future visit. Separate note: Westminster banquets celebrate Carroll County rural delivery success.
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Chicago
Admiral Ewey
Manila Bay
Berhapa
Wople
O Hon
Caribbean
Dewey
Harrison
Illinois Naval Miin
Rand Central Depot
Fifth Avenue
Arrison Street
Orning
Guext
Jackinville
Admiral
Westminster
Rroll County
Westminster Hotel
Gener- Charles Hmory Smith
Perry
Heath
Post Office
Congress
Roll
Carroll City
Asbury Park Music Budget Sparks Council Clash
In Asbury Park a budget battle over a shorter music season centers on saving $800 of the music fund. Councilman George W. Treat pushes for a brief season with a strong band, opposing Chairman Wilbur and a higher $5,000 figure. The Finance Committee favors $4,200. the measure passes with the economy faction and President Appleby supporting it amid protest.
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Boveting
Economy Clique
George W. Treat
Common Council
Asbury Park
Wilbur
Music Committee
W. Harvey Jones
Columbia Hotel
Jones
Treat
Chaiman Wilbur
Tuttle
William L. Meeks
Appleby
Common Council Appropriations For The Year
The Common Council approved major appropriations for the year including drinking water, garbage, board of health, poor relief, music, electric lights and others with the electric lights item unchanged except for a $200 increase to cover more fights. The totals match last year except for that electric light adjustment.
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Common Council
Board of Health
Death Roll for Ansa L Bale at 71
Ansa L Bale died of heart disease Monday at her brother in law James R Hogg’s residence 611 Fourth avenue The remains were shipped to Long Island this afternoon for interment in charge of Undertaker Burtis Also field day exercises of Asbury Park High School at the Athletic Grounds on Saturday November 5 Adialsston 10 cents Adv 97103
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Ansa L.bale
James R
Hogg
Fourth Avenue
Long Island
Burtis
Asbury Park
Adialsston
Beach Purchase Held In Abeyance Amid Conditions
City Solicitor John F. Hawkins told the Common Council the beach front and sewer system deal with James A. Bradley cannot be transferred by condemnation due to attached conditions. He suggested an agreement between parties may allow a transfer, while condemning would negate such terms. Mayor Ten Broeck urged swift negotiations and the council planned to press Bradley for a mutual settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hawkins
Common Council
James A. Bradley
Hawkins
Bradley
Ocean Avenue
Asbury Park
Ten Broeck
Baby Helen Conover Dies in Mother's Arms
A one year old girl Helen Conover died yesterday afternoon at 307 Emory Street. The infant had been ill since Saturday and worsened, prompting the mother to rush to the physician's office where she passed away.
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Helen
Mra. Conover
Emmons
Emory Street
Scottie's Neptune Heights Cafe Ad for Asbury Park Field Day
An advertisement for Scottie's Neptune Heights cafe offers hard and soft steamed clams oysters broiled lobsters and chowder as part of Asbury Park High School Field Day on Saturday May 5 at the Athletic Grounds. Admission is 10 cents. Also promotes Grenelle's Hasty Cough Cure priced at 95 cents.
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Neptune Heights
Cottie's
Shark Wx
Scottie's
Scottie’s
Neptune Heights Cafe
Divorce Proceedings Highlight West Asbury Park Case
Testimony heard in chancery before Vice Chancellor Emery in Newark details divorce actions between Robert Emmons a carpenter and his wife Catherine of West Cookman Avenue Asbury Park. Emmons accuses wife of infidelity with a stout man, describes late night movements, surveillance, and disputes over alimony already settled.
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West Asbury Park
Chancery
Emery
Newark
Robert Emmons
S Carpenter
Catherine
Aaron BR. Johnston
John F. Hawkins
Emmons
First Baptist Church
Asbury Park
Viola
West Cookman Avenue
West Park
Amanda Andreas
Mr. Emmons
Mrs.Emmons
Long Branch
Drummond Bennett
Young Emmons
Common Council Considers Minor Municipal Matters
The council discussed renumbering fire alarm box 82 to avoid conflict with Ocean Grove, abating toy railroad whistle noise near Atlantic square, and authorizing fire hose taps at the Columbia hotel. Water department issues include meters and a report showing receipts of 21 624.54 and net assets of 10 092.02.
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Common Council
Wy. E. Taylor
Neptune Township
Ocean Grove
Fire and Water ‘Committee
Atlantic Square
James A. Bradley
F. W. Armstrong
Treat
Fire and Water Committee
Electric Light Company
W. Harvey Jones
Kingsley Street
John L. Coffin
Ten Broeck
Morton Pennypacker
W. I. Gill
Cuba
Minot
Third Avenue
Klogaley Street
J. W. Hetrick
Cookman Avenue
Emory Street
Bangs Avenue
Klegeley Street
H. B. Shafto
Masons Strike After Union Demand At Bradley Beach
The Plasterers and Bricklayers Union moved to strike for 8.50 a day for nine hours. Bricklayers employed by A A Taylor on Symphon ton Manufacturing's Bradley Beach factory refused work at 3 for nine hours. Twelve strikers stood firm. Taylor stacked five replacement workers and kept one foreman who supports the pay plan. Taylor offered 8.25 for nine hours and cited an 8 dollar daily basis on his bid for a schoolhouse at Oakhurst, bid total 10,000.
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A. A. Taylor
Symphonton Manufacturing Company
Bradley Beach
Taylor
Masons
Oakhurst
Italians Quarrel Over a Woman In Springwood Avenue
Luigi Presto and Dominic Collatta quarreled over women on Springwood Avenue last night. A scuffle led to a revolver discharge but no one was shot. Both men were arrested and Magistrate Dodd fined them $25 each.
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Luigi Presto
Dominic Collatta
No Signs of Strife in Cuba Amid Cabinet Changes
Havana dispatch reports calm in Santiago under General Wood with officials denying uprisings. Cabinet reshuffles set Perfecto Lacoste to agriculture, Berreiro to justice, Estevez resigning, Vargna to public instruction, and Canci becoming chief secretary. Cuban teachers to travel to the United States under Alexis Frye with about 45 percent selected. six week normal school for others. The deaths of Mrs. Wilson and Cuba’s sympathy are noted.
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Havana
Senor Sagrario
Spain
Cuba
Wood
Santiago
Madrid
Miro
United States
Valiente
New England
Adan R. Chaffee
Senor Perfecto Lacoste
Agriculture
Commerce
Industry
Senor Berreiro
Justice
Senor Estevez
Qenutat Woot
Senor Vargna
Senor Canci
Alexis H. Frye
Frye
Havanh
Wilson
Paper shortages threaten Canadian newspaper supply
Montreal May 1 L W D Gillean manager of the Canada Paper company warns the destruction of Eddy mills at Hull will disrupt the national newspaper trade for months. Canadian mills have operated at full capacity and remain oversold, a condition mirrored in the United States. Rhinecliff NY May 1 public school children receive candy at wedding of Miss Earth Livingston Morton and William Corcoran Eustis. Plymouth Church Brooklyn May 1 Miss Mary Pratt dies aged 77 during a Women’s League meeting. Scotties for Good Things ad copy notes opening at Spring Heights.
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Montreal
L. WD. Gillean
Canada’ Paper Company
Eddy Company
Hull
Canada
United States
Rhineclife
N. Y
Grade Church
New York
Earth
Livingston Morton
Levi P. Morton
William Corcoran Eustis
Eustis
Louisiana
Rhinecliff
Plymouth Church
Women’s League
Brooklyn
Mary Pratt
Miss Pratt
Henry Ward Beecher
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Windy City
R. George B. Herbert
O. G. Bank
Alderman Treat
The
Economists’ Clique
Asbury Park High School
Grenélle
Carpenter Bob Emmons
Bofors
Steinbach
Keator
New Cookman Avenue
Agenta
Tuttle Store
Adv
Giensile
Lesa
Cath
State Board of Children’s Guardians
Fuller
Jersey City
N. J
Chaffee
Ysinna
Scottie
Eptung Heights
Giesy
Ady
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