Laborers Strike With New Pay Deal Averted
Italian laborers on the New York and Long Branch Railroad south of the city halted work seeking 1.66 for ten hours but agreed to resume at 1.55 after mediation. About 50 strikers gathered at Asbury Park with clashes and a police response before leaders settled the dispute and the line resumed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kt Wik
Italion
New York and
Long Branch
Ood
New York and Long Branch Railroad
GoYat
Doss
Petey Capirilio
Asbury Park
Springwood Avenue
Springwood
Belmar
Mana‘equan
Belmay
Belmar-Mayipsquan
Springwood Averiue
Ag House
Frank Row Jan
Sid
Writ Granted Against Township Committee in Billowfield Case
A certiorari writ was granted against Eatontown Township Committee in a suit by MF Rosencrans. The township had approved ordinances and fees recently, with details unclear. A separate note mentions injuries to a person on Nokwood Avenue and related legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
PilaSuit
MF. Rosencrans
Bontown
Hint ‘Henke
Sit Rei
Jon Bill Ting
Rivelty
Agen Wan
Ronginty
Shrewsbury Improvements at Stilwell Farm Under Way
Dr. Ernest Pahnestock who bought The Stilwell farm at Shrewsbury plans a 55000 spring rebuild of the Stilwell Homestead, adding a new roof porch and entrance, interior updates, and new plumbing. A modern garage and house, plus a 112 by 120 foot barn with living space, are under contracting led by Axbbel W. Borden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pahnestock
Stilwell
Shrewsbury
Sillwell
Sowth
Hull
Frank, Fenton
Waverett
Fenton
Stilwell Homestead
Secon
Axbbel W. Borden
Bhrewsbury
Ogle to Leave Navesink Church for Trenton Duties
At the quarterly conference Rev Thos Ogle announced his acceptance of a call from Trenton church and said he would move in a few days. D VanDyke and J Handley will fill Sunday pulpit duties as the transition follows a surprise departure for Ogle amid community notices of Bagley family changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink
J. M. Johnson
Thos. Ogle
Oceanic
Trenton
Ogle
D.vandyte
New Briinawitk
Joan Handley
Gale
Fair Plans Underway for M M C A Hall Event
The Q lege Fair boys prepare for their third annual fair at M M C A Hall with booths opening tomorrow night. The event runs April 14 15 and 16 with high school glee club performances led by B K Stiegt Jr and a dedicated attempt to keep prices low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
High School
B. K. Stiegt, Jr
Road Horse Drivers Association forms in Long Branch
The Road Horse Drivers Association of Long Branch is permanently launched at City Hall with about fifty members. Robert W. Reid named president. George Stengel first vice president. Owen Melee second vice president. Martin Judas secretary. John G. Bexloh treasurer. The 5 member board includes Reid Stengel Judas Mortis Sexton Muhlenbrink Samuels Beebe Hugg Conway Joline Chandler Greene Barham Clark. Dues are 3 dollars in advance. Next meeting planned for Wednesday April 20 at City Hall. The new speedway on Long Branch avenue receives strong support. Public urged to attend and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Horse Drivers Association of
Long Branch
City Hall
Robert W. Heid
John G. Sexton
Henry Muhlenbrink
Michael Conway
Owen ” Melee
Charles Beebe
Goois Samuels
John Huggy
Willian Mortis
Morris Judas
Muhlenbrink
Harry C. Beebey
Oni Samtels
John S. Hugg
Henry Joline
Augustus
Chandler
Charles 1H. Greene, Jr
Thomas Barham
H. R. Clark
John G.sexton
Louis Bamuels
Henry Mihlenbrink
Long Branch Avenue
Judas
Officer Havens Surprised On His Fifty-First Birthday
A surprise party honored Officer Lewis Havens at his Dea residence with friends in games phonograph music and Maudby. A late dainty luncheon was served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Mr and Mrs Leon Cottrell Mr and Mrs Conover Mr and Mrs Rampel Adame Miss Eva Adams Marjorie Adams Miss Kitty and Howard Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Havens
Dea
McHeon
James
Leon Cottrell
Gé Conover
and Rampel Adame
Eva Adams
Marjorie “Adams
Miss Kitty
Howard Goodwin
Engine breakdown disrupts local transport and repairs planned
A fragmented notice reports a June incident where a Joned engine broke down. It notes rapid movement to Belford and upcoming repairs. The brief mentions first class painters and wages of 220 per day in a misty, garbled description.
Eagles Celebrate Voth Birthday at Odd Fellows Lodge
To Kalon Castle No. 12 of K G and pledged members held a birthday celebration for Voth in the Odd Fellows hall last night. About twenty five visitors attended the public opening and closing. The program included refreshments and speeches by Khien Castle officers. The castle has 137 members and recently admitted five new applicants. Notable members include State officers Frank K. Gano and George A. Lippincott. The crack degree team competed with Spring Lake and Long Branch, with Spring Lake winning a trophy later renamed The Clark Cup by Grand Master of Records A. L. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katon
K. G
Khien
Kalon Beard
New Jersey
Fiae
Frank K. Gano
George A. Lippificott
Lippin
Eattly
Supréme Casetle
Kalon
Spring Lake
Long Branch
A. L. Clark
OW Trial For Theft Of Jewelry Here
Multiple arraignments occurred in Freehold court this morning. Ernest Hutchinson pleaded guilty to assaulting Police Lieutenant Borden at Ham’s drug store in Asbury Park and was fined 100 dollars with costs and sentence suspended until next October. Alexander Robinson pleaded guilty to grand larceny with sentence deferred to next Tuesday for a robbery in Asbury Park. William Jordan Jr. pleaded guilty to assault and battery at Red Bank on March 3 with sentence deferred to next Thursday. James Martin pleaded guilty to forgery in Asbury Park with sentence deferred for a week. Abram Himmelstein is being tried on grand larceny. his indictment alleges a plan with William Holmes to pawn jewelry found by Holmes belonging to Mrs. Adaline West. Holmes pled guilty and is jailed. Witnesses testified including Mrs. West, who recounted the loss, and Himmelstein’s testimony about the disposition of the jewelry and sale for 875 dollars. The trial continues with further testimony and related alibis.
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Freehold
Ernest Hutchinson
Jacob Borden
Ham
Asbury Park
Alexander Robinson
Harry Wail
Imai Maren
William Jordan, Jr
Edward J. Dowgill
Red Bank
James Martin
Abram C. Himmelstein
Foster
Himmelstein
William. Holmes
Long Branch
Torm
Holmes
Adaline West
Ritmielstein
New York
Brook
M. Vanervéer
Ushers Union Holds April Meeting at Chairman's Home
The St. Luke's Ushers Union met at the Broadway home of Chairman H D Bibley for an April gathering. Guests enjoyed refreshments provided by Ladies' Aid and a program featuring George H Neal and Northam as attractions. A tape presentation by L Reed and L Northam drew applause as part of the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe Mente
AL ‘Northam
Hn L. Reed
Northam
State Senate Passes Large supplemental Budget Increase
In Trenton on April 2 an increased supplemental appropriation bill was presented by Mr. Bradley. The plan sets the state year ending October 31, 1914 at 871 441 with a rise of 528 605 76 from last year. General expenses rise to 5 006 092 77 up from 4 245 007 82. Incidentals total 1 807, with assembly and senate expenses 17 281 and 14 086 respectively. Salaries of legislators totaling 40 600 are not included. Overall session expenditures reach 7 187.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Senate
Mich & Measure
Bradley
Bradie
House of Assembly
Luamyden
Assembly
Amouit
Marian’s New Garage At Second Lane Property
Otis Harlan the actor completed a new garage on his second avenue property. The structure is large enough to hold two machines. Built by Brink F. Krag of West Long Branch, Krag has recently constructed several buildings in the West End actors colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Harlan
Brink F. Krag
West Long Branch
West End
Actors Colony
Six Year Old Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Six year old William Hartigan of Spring Lake died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after an appendix operation earlier in the week. The report notes his death occurred this morning following the surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartigan
Spring Lake
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Strict Gridance Foes Bathing Suit Law Debate in Council
A chaotic draft anti bathing suit ordinance prompts heated council discussion. The article notes public discomfort with a proposed measure, mentions a Broadway style costume ban idea, and references a state revaluation and a committee inquiry.
Meteorology talk explains barometer and barograph
Mr Martin explains the workings of the barometer and barograph and inspects instruments at the station. He will address the department of the clans on humidity at a date to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Department of the Clans
Hendricks tentative fee cut linked to $75,000 verdict
Mrs Agnes Hendricks agrees to reduce an award from 75000 to 60000 in her suit against Laura Bigger Bennett. The case, filed in Brooklyn Supreme Court, alleges alienation of her husband Dr Charles C Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hendricks
Laura Bigger-Bennett
Colunty Cler
Brooklyn
Hendricks
Mids
Sonsor
Charles C. Hen
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Justice Crane
Miss Biggar
California
As Hendricks
Ever
Rebuild Plans for Worwoor Drive Questioned
Vague OCR fragments suggest a concern or inquiry about rebuilding Worwoor Drive. Details on parties, location, or timeline are unreadable, limiting precise reporting.
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N.Y
L.E.R.R
T Dake
Nokwodd Avenue
Neal Ag
Fahnestock
Stilwell Farm
Navesink Methodist
Battey
Mr. Bagley
Broadway
Garfield Avenue
Abe
College Fair
Roadhorse Drivers Association
Riobert W. Reid
Officer Havens
Mbeneser
Wit
Repich
Belford
Claas
Eagles
iTo Katon Castle
Supreme
Abram C. Mimmelstein
Wegre
Pagorine
Frebnala
Pressence Wading Prides
Sernag
Sa Secon
Lagislatore
Marian
Colts Neck Farm
T. Forman ‘Taylor
Colts Neck
Joseph Blakeley
Colts Neth
Robert Sinclair
Weetwood Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Inland Waterway
Sara
Trians
Aden
Hebert
Singin
Anh
Seagier
Eubntuaie
Vredenburgh
Storey
Amany
Ate
U. S. Welther Bureau
Chattle High Gehesk
Alunni
A Nastasia
Wall Street
Seventh Avenue
Sede Beardaville
Tre
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