30 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
1
Adjutant General Sadler pledges quick steps after Freeholders assure building erection. Officials stress speedy measures to advance construction and stabilize the project timeline.
Monmouth County Freeholders move toward funding a Red Bank Troop armory after years of pursuit. The Essex Troop and Atlantic City forces are cited in disputes over national guard placement. An approved Chestnut and Pearl street site may cost $6,000 with payment due at the May 14 meeting.
Edward Schoenthaler former contractor and County Board member left this morning for Trenton with sister in law Nellie Layton to wed at his parents home. The ceremony was performed at noon with immediate family, after which the couple planned a honeymoon trip to Atlantic City and return to University Place home.
The Religious committee of Red Bank’s Federation of Men’s Clubs meets at J. D. Otterson Jr.’s home to discuss a church census. Similar censuses have occurred in Bridgeton and St. Louis, with districts and extensive participation planned to determine church-going numbers and Sunday school rosters.
Harold E. Denegar was reengaged by the Asbury Park council as city publicity director at his former salary of 1500 dollars. The one year appointment runs from April 1. The motion to reengage Denegar was offered by Mr. Winans with Councilman Hancock opposing.
New York visitor to Fair Haven collapses and dies near a Trodley car while en route. A Matawan resident dies shortly after from fatal seizures attributed to apoplexy, with two incidents occurring within six hours yesterday.
Two sudden deaths are reported in this item. Emily Courtwright Ber thet of New York City died on a street near Fairhaven while en route home from a visit to Mrs. G. Lewis. Oak Shades resident Stacy Ann Frost of Matawan died from apoplexy near her home. coroner Harry C. Fay issued burial permits for both cases.
The Spring Institute was held at Eatontown Presbyterian Church with sessions at 10:30 a m and 2:00 p m. Prof Alfonso Hopkins of New York addressed the afternoon meeting. Mrs P Hall Packer led the morning devotional. Mrs Franklin Patterson reported financial gains. Rev Dwight L Parsons absent, L B Giles welcomed attendees. Miss Irene Bower spoke in reply. (Continued on Sixth Page.) Moose Meeting Tonight in Long Branch district lodge to hold first regular session with District Organizer Warwick present. new applicants enrolled. See new spring wall papers at Goldens Broadway Long Branch. (Advertisement) Tater -
The Grand Council Royal Arcanum of New Jersey closes its 31st annual convention in Asbury Park with a lengthy election, several ballots, and the installation of officers. Retiring Grand Regent Joseph M. Arnold receives a diamond pin from Grand Secretary Robert Alberts as tribute to his service.
An ordinance for leasing Ocean Park for five years with a possible five year renewal was introduced and passed for first reading by the Board of Commissioners. The B Z 8 Company would pay 5 percent of gross receipts the first year and spend at least 4400 on improvements, provide a 15 member band, and keep gates open to the public. later years adjust percentages and a 2500 annual payment.
In New Brunswick New Jersey on April 30 the Walsh act municipal reform was defeated by a 57 vote margin. The total vote reached 3,817 with 1,937 against the proposition while proponents gathered 1,880 votes. The article notes the narrow win and prior loss by 1,200 votes, detailing turnout and thresholds.
A traveling salesman lost $75 to two colored women in Ocean Park as he walked back to his hotel. Det Walling and Chief Layton investigated through the park with the victim, who gave a description, as police expected to trap the suspects tonight.
In Trenton on April 36, Speaker Leon R. Taylor likely will miss the Assembly opening next Tuesday due to a court case. Gov. Fielder expects only routine business before adjournment for bill printing. Inspector Harry J. Goas surveyed local factories for sanitation and safety, finding good conditions and ample light and air.
An auditor reports alleged misappropriations in Spring Lake New Jersey over six years totaling 37702.79 dollars, based on 1907 to 1918 books. He claims 91474.80 excess notes paid and 23865.89 bond proceeds, offset by construction payments, with hearings postponed by Justice Voorhees while borough officials offer to reconcile.
Gov. James Fielder and wife arrive by train for a reception at Red Bank Motor Boat Club hosted by local officials and residents. The Commodore's Dinner banquet at the Globe Hotel followed, with Judge Robert Carey and other dignitaries speaking. A New Court lot sale by Theodore Bailey, receiver, was postponed to next Monday as W E B Parker conducts the sale in Bailey’s absence.
William A. Martin formerly of this city and now in the fish business at Washington DC under W. H. Martin & Son is in Long Branch for a short stay. He arrived Saturday and declares he loves the day City and would not return to New Jersey. Advertise in the Daily Record.
Monmouth County Commissioners blasted the Monmouth County Electric Company trolley line between Long Branch and Red Bank. They said the road is unsafe and disgraceful, calling for speed limits and action after a recent accident. A hearing before the State Utility Board is to address the concerns.
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