Post office building to rise on Star property corner
Congressmen report reconstruction plans for a new post office at the Star property corner of Vah Dyke price and Third avenue. Materials include white marble granite exterior walls and slate roof with marble lobby details. officials say work will begin in the coming season.
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Congressmatit
Worbas
J. Scully
Star
Vah Dyke Price
Third Avenue
Treasury Department
Lough Branch
Sherman Allen
Stully
Wilson
Health conditions to be discussed at meeting
Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association will hold a public meeting at City Hall tomorrow at 3 PM to discuss health conditions. Mrs J W Cunningham, president, will present addresses on the association's work in Long Branch in an informal program designed to inform and engage attendees.
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Long Branch
Vsiting Nurse Association
City Hall
J. W. Cunningham
Helping Hand Society Hosts Social and Dance Fundraiser
The Hebrew Helping Hand Society held a Townley Hall social and dance attracting a select party of guests. Tables featured social inter course, souvenirs were distributed, and Harold Dennett led an orchestral overture. Ice cream and cake were served at intermission as the event supported the society’s charitable work.
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Ladies of the Hebrew Helping Hand Society
Townley Hall
Harold Dennett
Auceéasi
Vreelands Here for Season and Branchport Home
Ferdinand Vreeland and family end their Jer sey City winter stay and take possession of a Branchport summer home. He plans multiple improvements including new houses on the property. Local readers are invited to view spring wallpapers at Golden’s, 579 Broadway, Long Branch.
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New Spring Wall
Golden's
Broadway
Long Branch
Advertisenant
Blodgett
William K. Blodgett
Point Pleasant
Senate
Fielder
Little Fish House
Ornor
Joreau
Lodgett
Helgap
Long Branch Eatontown Fare Reduction Proposal
A proposal suggests reducing the fare to 7 percent of the purchase price for 10 tickets. The plan would shift the collection point to Turtle, affecting riders in Long Branch and Eatontown.
Public Utilities hearing planned on Eatontown Long Branch fare
Oral argument scheduled by the Public Utilities Commission on the Eatontown Long Branch fare petition filed by Eatontown and Long Branch with Monmouth County Electric Company. Lawyers for the township city and company argue over reductions, service, and financial hardship. decision expected after the hearing.
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Public Utilities Commission
jZatontown
Long Branch
Monmouth County Electric Company
Newark
Wisi
William L. Edwards
Theownship
Eatontown
City SorHeioy
William A. Stevens
McDermott &Enright
Jersey City
Trolley
Second Avenue
Trolley Company
Public Utities Commission
Monmouth County ,Electric
McDermott & Enright
Cty
Hatontown
Red Bank
Branchport Avenue
Seeland Avenue
Fight Over Shoes Sparks Disturbance in Red Bank
A colored man fought Mazza’s store on Broad Street after refusing a 50 cent higher pair. officers quieted the scene as two colored women and Mazza’s wife were involved. The man, who had bought tight shoes, demanded a different pair and began a disturbance before being released.
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Red Bank
Broad Street
Monmouth Street
D. A
Jury Drawn for May Term at Freehold Thirty Six Names Listed
Sheriff Wilbert A. Beetroft drew the petit jury for the May term at Freehold. The panel lists sixty jurors including Leon A. Conine Freehold William Hardy Marlboro James Flynn Keyport Walter H Rue Upper Freehold Garret B Conover Atlantic Carl McDermott Freehold Charles H Gravatt Millstone James Martin Upper Freehold Charles H Clayton Red Bank Abraham Perrine Englishtown Joseph C Errickson Howell Allen Hulick Wall Emil Schi Atlantic Hiram W Tantum Millstone Daniel B Slocum Long Branch Ernest Tomains Long Branch Lewis DuBeis Holmdel David E Hance Red Bank Edward J Davis Neptune George A Lippincott Eatontown Dennis Gleason Manalapan Henry Michesohn Belmar George W Manson Red Bank J Conover Johnston Ocean Walter Shedwick Fair Haven Frank Goddard Manasquan James W Lyle Matawan William Conway Freehold Harry A Walling Atlantic William Pittenger Asbury Park. Continued on Sixth Page. JURY DRAWN TODAY
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Wilbert A. Beetroft
Freehold
Leon A. Conine
Uapper
Wiliam Hardy
Marlboro
James Flynn
Keyport
Walter H. Rue
Upper Freehold
Garret B. Conover
Atlantic
Carl McDermott
Charles H. Gravatt
Millstone
James Martin
Charles H. Clayton
Red Bank
Abraham Perrine
Englishtown
Joseph C. Errickson
Howell
Allen Hulick
Wall
Emil
Sehi
Hiram W. Tantum
Daniel B. Slocum
Long Branch
Ernest Tomains
Lewis DuBeis
Holmdel
David E. Hance
Edward J. Davis
Neptune
George A. Lippincott
Eatontown
Dennis Gleason
Manalapan
Henry Michesohn
Bel
Funeral for Captain George Smith Held at 11
The funeral for Captain George Smith was held this morning at 11 from his Sampson place residence. Relatives and friends filled the house for a tribute by Rev. Alfonso Dare of Simpson M E Church, who spoke of readiness for the Son of Man and offered comfort to the living. Pallbearers named were Lester Hennessey Trueman Truscott C T Lane Lester Tei Samuel George and Donald Manson. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery under the direction of William H. Morris Sr.
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George Smith
Sampson Place
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M. E
Dare
Capt. Smith
Dr. Dare
Greenlawn ‘Cemetery
Red Bank to Push Lower Gas Rate Fight
Red Bank officials plan a legal push for cheaper gas and will seek a meeting before the Public Utility Commissioners. Borough Counsel H. B. Higginson will confer with Solicitor W. A. Stevens as Red Bank and Long Branch lead the charge with Asbury Park stepping back.
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Red Bank Council
Higginson
W. A. Stevens
Red Bank
Ape
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Bids Opened for Shark River Inlet Improvement
The State Geodetic Survey will open bids for the Shark River Inlet improvement at Trenton on May 8. The Shark River committee of the survey board met in New York with State Geologist Henry B. Rum mell and Engineer C. C. Vermule to revise specifications and keep costs within $70,000. Rip-rapping required removal from the river bottom, explaining added expense. Paul T. Zizinia, president of a meadow land development company, attended the meeting.
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Shark River Inlet
State
Geodetic Survey
Trenton
Shark River
Vermule
Paul T. Zizinia
Sterk
President pledges steady contact with Congress during Capitol visit
The president tells Congress he will keep in touch and urges immediate tariff revision in the interests of the people. He promises vigorous action without ostentation during the Capitol visit.
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Congress
Wilson addresses Congress in person at capitol
President Wilson rides to the Capitol in a single secret service vehicle and speaks directly to Congress. He urges prompt action to ease burdens on the people and to adjust taxes and duties, noting the need to cooperate with lawmakers and the public.
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Washington, D. C
Secret Service
Wilson
Capitol
Washington
Adams
Congress
White House
Bryan and
Redfield
United States
Auction Sale of Wall Paper and Household Furniture
Auction advertised for Wednesday April 18 at 2 p.m. features 16 000 double rolls of wall paper in various browns greens and patterns plus ceiling and wall materials. Household items include sideboards buffets extension tables dining chairs teebo x iron bed and Davenport among many other goods to be sold by D Qates auctioneer 703 709 Summerfield Ave Asbury Park advertisement.
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Qates
Qates, Ate.tioneer
Summerfield Ave
Asbury Park
Clayton's Second Trial Nears End
The second trial of Charles D. Clayton for the murder of Patrolman Charles F. Lippincott at Asbury Park, dated December 19, 1911, nears completion in Freehold as of this afternoon. The state rested after witnesses. defense awaits a witness from Asbury Park and may decide if Clayton testifies. A jury of twelve was seated yesterday with foreman Michael Rowland and members from Highlands, Raritan, Manalapan, Long Branch, Atlantic Township, Matawan, Eatontown, Holmdel, and Wall.
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Charles D. Clayton
Charles F. Lippincott
Asbury Park
Freehold
Michael Rowland
Highlands
Foreman
John Alnsboro
Raritan
Frank Sickles
Manalapan
Thomas W. Cooper, Jr
Long Branch
Frederick Pothemus
Atlantic Township
William H. Piper
Walker D. Brown
Matawan
Ellwood Smith
Atlantic
William Layton
Eatontown
John Dame
Holmdel
Louis M. Price
Eaton
Man's Leg Broken by Horse Kick
Win H Garrison of River street Red Hawk suffers a compound fracture to his right leg below the knee after a dray horse kick during a haul of damaged goods from a fire zone. He remains home for five to six weeks under Dr Ruhlman and Dr Edwin Pfeld's assistant care.
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Win. H. Garrison
River Street
Red Hawk
Ruhlman
Edwin Pfeld
Garrigan
Louis Schwartz & Son
Red
Educators Reelect Or Reed President in Sea Bright Board
At a Sea Bright Board of Education meeting Dr. James J. Reed was re elected president and KH Nesbitt was named vice president. Thomas J. Sweeney took the oath of office to succeed P Hall Packer. Other board members include Charles V Shropshire Charles S Smith Frank Hampton Henry L Zobel John Storer and Nathanial Johnes. Hampton serves as secretary.
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Sea Bright Board of Education
James J. Reed
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at Red Bank Church
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Red Bank First Methodist Church elected officers for the coming year in the Ushers parlor. Elected were President Mrs Moses L Johnson Fire vice president Mrs James R Bock Second vice president Mrs William Wilson Secretary Mrs Robert T Smith and Treasurer Mrs John L Hubbard. The Sewing Circle elected President Mrs B H Keeler Treasurer Mrs John J Maney. A parsonage committee was named including Mrs Jas Smock Mrs William Wilson Mrs C Morris and Mrs E F Allen.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Red Bank First
Port Monmouth Post Office Robbed Again
The Port Monmouth post office was robbed for the eighth time as thieves forced entry by blowing the outer door last Thursday night. They returned to complete the job, leaving workers frightened and fearing further incidents.
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Port Monmouth
Burglars Hit Port Monmouth General Store Safely
Postmaster Walter E. Walling reports repeated burglaries at his Port Monmouth general store tied to Uncle Sam property. Yeggmen used nitro glycerine to blast the safe but escaped after inner vault access as the eighth break in. blankets muffled the explosion and damaged the inner door.
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Walter E. Walling
Port Monmouth
Uncle Sam
Yeggmen
Walling
Wiliam Dennis
No Borough Money For Hospital Here
After commissioners opposed a donation to Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Red Bank Overseer of the Poor Mansom withdrew his request at last night’s regular session. He urged support previously with several meetings, but Councilman Hurley opposed the measure and argued the hospital governors were already well paid and the council had no right to use public funds. Freehold physician’s wife dead. Matilda Perrine Truax, wife of Dr. William E. Truax, died at Freehold from heart trouble after two years of illness. She was born in Freehold, daughter of James A. Perrine, and left two children, Mrs. Matilda Wharton and Fred P. Truax. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Neptune entertainment ad notes April 10th West’s Orchestra.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Manson
Red Bank
Hurley
Freehold
Matilda Perrine Truax
William E.truax
Freeheld
James A. Perrine
Matilda Wharton
Edward Wharton
Newark
Fred P. Truax
New York
Finnegan Death Investigated At State Hospital In New Jersey
Autopsy ordered by Mercer County coroner after John Finnegan died at the State Hospital in Trenton following long ill health and mental strain. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at Morris Undertaking. Greenlawn Cemetery to receive the interment. Elderly resident John W Tess attempted suicide by drowning at Deni Lake but was rescued after a nervous breakdown.
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John Pinnegan
State Hosspital
Trenton
Finnegan
Free ‘Pold
State Hospital
William #1.Morris, Jr
Mercer
Morris
John W. Tess
G. C. Tagg
Panama Visitors Return Home After Six Month Journey
After traveling more than 11000 miles over six months Miss Una I Dudley returns to her home with her aunt Miss J Estelle Dudley of New York. They toured the Panama Canal Southern California the land of roses and the snowy peaks of Washington and Oregon with Jersey chosen as the favorite. Dudley has written a series of Panama letters appearing in the Daily Record.
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Una I Dudley
J. Estelle Dudley
New York
Panama Canal
California
Land of Roses
Washington
Oregon
Jersey
Misa Dudley
Panama
Daily Record
Ushers Feast At Home Of Chairman In St Luke Church
Lawyer Henry D. Brinley hosted the Ushers Union of St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church last night with about thirty ushers present. Brinley, long-time chairman, faces possible by law amendments to remain in office indefinitely. Other officers named include Vice Chairman William H. Riddle Secretary J. W. Seaman and Treasurer Bellville Van Brant. The gathering followed business with a social hour and a bountiful repast focusing on Sabbath observance. The annual election is set for the next meeting.
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Henry D. Brinley
Ushers’ Union
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Brinley
William H. Riddle
J. W. Seaman
Bellville van Brant
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Petit In-Red Bank
Utility Commission
Neptune Engine House
Branchport Ave
Tadvento Nest Sorosa
Here
House of Repres
American Press Association
Clayton
Educators Reelector
Reed President
AID Society
the Daily Record
Safe
Neptune Entertainment
West
Orchestre
Parker
Stelmer and Son
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