Fort and Senate in Open Clash Over Impeachment Talk
Trenton April 6 reports show Governor Port clashing with the Senate as impeachment threats surface. A fourSenate committee demanded a bill of particulars after a prolonged executive session. The Governor refused to meet the panel, and tension spread as measures failed and nominations were shuffled amid a high stake political standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORT
Senate
Trenton
N. J
Bradley
Camden
Minch
Cumberland
Fielder
Uudson
Prince
Passaic
Port
New York
Mohamet
Senate Com
Nichols
Mir. Edgend
Ward
State Board of Assessors
Geordie Record
Jersey City
Record
State
Frank Bergen
Wizabeth
State House
Former Sexton Relocates From St Luke's Church
Former Sexton of St Luke's M H Church, long associated with South Jordan Woolley, has left for the south and is enjoying a stay there. Friends in town sent souvenir postal cards from the nation’s capital as he reports having a fine time. Public sale announced for April 1, 1910 of a six room house at Rockwell and Union Avenues, No 283, 20 by 18 feet, cash terms. Sale at 2 o'clock in rain or shine. Chas. Smith Undertakers and Embalmers, 51% Broadway, Tel. 1221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Woolley
St. Luke's M. H. Church
Wortley
Rockwell and
Union Avenues
Chas. Smith
Tatobade
Captain Edwards Retires After Half Century at Sea
Captain Hl. B. Edwards of Oceanport, famed pioneer steamboat skipper, retires from active service at 73 after 57 years at sea. He built and commanded vessels including Sea Bright and Little Silver, with his son Hiram Edwards taking the helm last week. The elder captain enjoys gardening at his Pemberton avenue home and remains keen on sports and hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. B. Edwards
Oceanport
Pemberton Avenue
Shrewsbury
New York
Edwards
Hiram Edwards
Garrivan's Dock
Barontown
New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company
Little Silver
Patten Line
Thomas Patten
Hiran Edwards
Rusch Cottage Repairs Progress at Monmouth Beach
Contractor R. H. Hughes conducts extensive repairs on A. Rusch’s cottage at Monmouth Beach. A new roof is installed and interior and exterior work underway to ready the building for summer occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hughes
Monmouth Beach
A. Rusch
May Start a Chicken Farm in Batontown
Richard Cogen, a former Long Branch Wey connected with the Associated Press in New York, visits his parents on High Street Batontown. He contemplates opening a chicken farm there. Cogen is a brother of D. J. Cogen, a night despite her at the Central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cogen
Long Branch Wey
Associated Press
New York
Cogen
High Street
Batontown
Mr. Cogen
D. J. Cogen
Central Station
Wanted First Class Painters and Paperhangers
Help wanted for open shop positions with wages of 2.00 per day. Mulligan and Urazo advertise at 189 A Broadway 80 81. Dudley and Co offer Mason the Old Favorite against Flake at Chelsea Rink Saturday night. If Golden’s lacks it, you’re told to try 67 Broadway for the largest wall paper stock in town ready for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan & Urazo
Golden's
Broadway
A. F. Golden
Oakhurst Clerk Hurt While Stopping Runaway Horse
Harry Leahy of Oakhurst working for H C Van Note on his Elberon delivery route suffered several injuries in a runaway accident. He grabbed the harness to slow the frightened horse, was thrown to the ground, breaking a small bone in his ankle and severely spraining his back. The horse returned to the scene and was caught. Dr Beach gave medical aid and Leahy will be out of work for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Harry Leahy
H. C. van Note
Elberon
Mr. Leahy
Norwood Avenue
Oakhurst M E Church Memorial Windows Delivered
Memorial windows have been purchased by the Oakhurst M E Church with several destined for individuals including Rev Dr Eli Gifford and the messenger. The Easter services marked the first in the new auditorium with a new choir and special sermons by Rev Harry A Belyea. Dr Gifford organized the church, aided by land donated by W Campbell Clark as a new stone church nears completion with estimated cost above 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst M. E
Ald Society
Eli Gifford
Merchantville
Sanure TP
Rebekah White
John B. Metagar
N. J. Volunnteers
Sarai Mackenzie
Mary Kipling Rudloff
Joseph Robinson
Louisa K. Grumman
Calvin Cunnins
Harry A. Belyea
West
Long Dranch
Towins
C. J. Strahan
Tme
Oakhurst M
N. J
Old St.m.e. Church
West Long Branch
Oakhurst
Red Men's Hall
Gifford
Oakhurtt
W. Campbell Clark
Newark
Last Dance of Season at Ocean Club in Townley's Hall
Ocean Club members plan the final dance of the season for Friday night April 16 in Townley Hall with Prof J Pitan West leading the orchestra and a buffet. Also notes a runabout and horse sale, a transfer office opening, a fatal auto incident injuring a dog, and local wallpaper shop advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Club
Townley’s
J. Pitan West
Long Branch WCTU Plans Monmouth Spring Institute
At City Hall meeting the Long Branch W C T U drafted plans to entertain Monmouth County Spring Institute at St Luke's Church on April 20. Three sessions begin 1 AM with 2 PM and 8 PM closing. luncheon and supper arranged for about one hundred temperance workers. program covers worship, talks, and youth topics led by local and county figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
City Hall
Monmouth County Spring Institute
St. Luke's
M. E. Cbhurch
Monmouth County
John Hundley
Ocean Grove
MTOR
Fykk. Shield
Reformed
Ida Lillian Tage
West Hoboken
H. Va Clear, Jr
Cliftwood
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Church
John G. Lovell
Presbyterian Church
Ee G. D. Seymour
Mra
Edwards
Carrie EK
Olmstead
F. B. Stockdale
Asbury Park
Helen P. Strong
Matawan
James Moore
Manasquan
Eli. A. Mathis
Ranklin
Patterson
Atlantic Highlands
Threats to Spier Widow Reveal Ongoing Mystery
An anonymous letter demands Dorothy W. Spier accept a verdict or face losing her child, amid threats she believes target her after the murder of Charles I. Spier. She recalls the 1906 Staten Island death as possibly staged, and seeks proof that his death was not a suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulette
Dorothy W. Spier
Charles I. Spler
Spler
Abary Park
Staten Island
Charles IL
Spier
Carl
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Two Days
The U S Weather Bureau predicts cooler conditions across Perth and west portions tonight and Thursday. Moderate southwest to west winds accompany a cooler thursday as the thirty six hour period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Perth
West
New Canton Institute to Be Formed in Washington New Jersey
Colonel Charles L. Williams of Long Branch will inaugurate a new canton in Washington New Jersey on April 11 with Adjutant Elias Marks and delegates from Canton Atlantic. The O F F celebration at First Reformed Church on April 24 will feature all branches including Rebekah. Preparations for the State branch meeting at Atlantic City on April 11 include Grand Encampment and Major General Ramney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Williams
Washington, N. J
Long Branch
The
New Jersey Odd Fellows
Canton
Order
Rebekah
Chevaliers
Canton Atlantic
Patriarchal
Odd Fellows
Atlantic City
Ramney
United States
Military student injured by fall at Matawan Academy
Joseph Hicks a Matawan Military Academy student was severely injured after falling from a high stoop as he ascended steps. He suffered a dislocated hip a broken finger and body bruises while returning from Easter vacation with his mother Mrs John Turks. He regained consciousness at home after hospital treatment and recalls nothing of the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hicks
Matawan Military Academy
Hicks
John Turks
Leon Hicks
Joseph
Phillip Sehmidt
Matawan
Ripley and Mrs Ripley Return From Florida Winter
Artist and Mrs A J Ripley spent the winter in Bl Augustine Florida and returned home Saturday. Mrs Ripley reports improved health. John Porter of the New York Cab Company also back after Florida stay. Mr Foster spent most of winter at Ponte iosea Lee County Fla and Jacksonville while preparing to open car company for season. Compromise For Board President. Red Bank board of education deadlocked with Warner and Sutton on top posts after three ballots. Warner elected for short term and Sutton for full term. Warner's 32nd year on the board. Mrs Tabor improving. Mrs B Tabor of Broadway recovering after illness, able to sit up and under doctor care. Open. Position for a young man with experience in Gent's Furnishings. J Goldstein Tedawut oe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ripley
Bl. Augustine
Fla
Tpley
John Porter
New York Cab Company
Florida
Foster
Ponte Iosea
Lee County
Mla
Jacksonville
Elablee
Red Bank Board of Education
Charles D. Warner
Willan J. Sutton
Warner
Willum
Sutton
Mr. Warner
Board of Education
Tabor
B. Tabor
Broadway
Sunday Baseball Bill Passes In Legislature Adjourning Soon
Trenton New Jersey April 6 Both houses plan to adjourn this afternoon after disposing of minor local measures and a key Sunday baseball bill. The assembly approved the measure amid debate on Sabbath observance while opponents argued it harms small counties and liquor sales. Also passed were a pavilion bill and a game farm establishment. Senate approved Brown's Highway funding and automobile fee measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Ocean
Senate
Assembly
Edge
Judiciary Committee
Nichols Galuing
Heritage
Gloucester
Crosby
McAllister
Cumberland
Hudson
Essex
Paysale
Atlantic
Ward
Bergen
Dr. Ramsey
Middlesex
Sullivan
New Jersey
Kearny
Hidaol
House
Brown
Radcliffe
Fish and Game Commissioners
Lee
Chattle High School Athletes Elect Officers
The Chattle High School Athletic Association held its spring meeting at the high school with President Potter presiding. Officers elected include Frederick Shield as president Langdon Morris as vice president Miss Pearl Breese as secretary and William H. Tallman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School Athletic Association
Potter
Clark
Wolcott Morris
Victor la Valley
Frederick Shield
Langdon Morris
Miss Pearl Breese
William H. Tallman
Paul Lista
Robert Miller
James Nastasia
George Johnson
Educators Organize Sea Bright School Board
The Sea Bright Board of Education reorganized on Monday evening electing Dr. J. J. Reed president E 8 Nesbitt vice president and Frank Hampton district clerk P Hall Parker the new member was detained The board also reappointed teachers led by Principal J 8 McCain and staff including Sarah G Holbrook Helen P Case Bertha K Pierce Alvar M Wright Pauline Shaw May L Lewis The Hareytown Township Board of Education held a Monday night meeting electing Dr J C Bush president Albert Tillotson vice president and J W Johnston custodian of school moneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Board of Education
J. J. Reed
J. C. Bush
Albert Tillotson
J. W. Johnston
Ice yachtsmen to Meet at Pleasure Bay Clubhouse
A regular meeting of the Long Branch Tee Boat and Yacht Club will be held Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the Pleasure Bay clubhouse. The full board of governors is requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Tee Boat and Yacht Club
Pleasure Bay
Kalon Castle to Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary
In Odd Fellows' Mall tonight Kalon Castle No 72 K G & will mark its fifteenth anniversary with Grand Castle officers present after the lodge session a smoker and refreshments will follow. Mt Oliver's Rev Edward Redd called to Mount Oliver Baptist Church Long Branch. Byron Engine Company issues a countywide baseball challenge in a series partly on their grounds. Military student Wareld Adamson returns to Freehold Military Academy from Easter leave. Dudley & Co advertises good writing paper. Notice to the Public forbids treating Ida M Sullivan by Mag nus Johnson Sea Bright April 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalon Castle
K. G
Odd Fellows
Grand Castle
Mt. Oliver
Edward Redd
Mount Oliver Baptist Church
Academy Street
Long Branch
Byrons
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Ida M. Sullivan
Magnus Johnson
Sea Bright, N. J
Tsto
Red Bank Auto Agency Sold to James Hibbard
Red Bank auto agency and garage on East Front Street, run for years by Fred Van Doren and Molly Kirby, was sold Monday to James Hibbard of Red Bank. Price undisclosed. Hibbard previously worked in a New York Wall Street brokerage. He will take possession late this month. Richard K. Fox buys another auto business. He owns a summer estate in Red Bank and purchased an entire Oak land auto from Ward von Kattengill. The machine will be the best the factory can produce. Open shop wages Mulligan and Bravo listed. For sale good young horse apply Lewis Kirby Liberty Street. First-class painters wanted Mulligan and Bravo. Open shop wage 44 day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Front Street
Red Bank
Fred van Doren
Mly Kirby
James Hibbard
Thomas Hubbard
Hubbard
Wall Street
New York
R. K. Fox
Richard K. Fox
Brandine
Exire Oaakland
Ward von Kattengill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sexton Gros
Tee
Capt. Edwards
Little Sliver
Dudley & Co
Mason
Flake
Chelsea Rink
Throssd& We
Oakhurst Church
Rumson Road
Lediard
William ‘Mompeon
Haa
Frederick Lediard
Willian Renéy
West End
New York Transfer Company
Samuel Perri
Morrie Aveue
W. C. 1. U. Institute
St. Luke's M. E
Rogers
Weather Bureau
Ee Eee
Andre Bris Finer
Gent
J.goldstein
Tedawut
County
Chattle
Association
Sea Bright Board
Dr. Reed
Eagles
Wareld Adamson
Liberty Street
Freehold Military Academy
Red Bank Auto Agency
Mulligan & Bravo
Lewis Kirby
Liberty St
J. Goldstein
Tadaever
Mulligan & Brazo
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