Middletown Seeks Road Supervisor From County Freeholders
The board plans to appoint a county road supervisor with Middletown residents pressing for their town to gain the post. Candidates include Amal M. Posten Walter B. Connor Elmer J Willett and William H. Bennett among others as debates hinge on local representation and experience.
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Board of Chosen Freeholders
Middletown
Amal M. Posten
Walter B. Connor
Navesink
Connor
Posten
Elmer J. Willett
Port Monmouth
Willett
Grange
C. C. Bogardus
Keyport
Wiliam H. Bennett
Belford
Freeholders
H. Wyckoff Buck
Marlboro
Charles E
Te Dollar and a Half? Nonsensical OCR Item
A fragmented OCR snippet shows stray monetary tokens like 10c 1.00 19c and the word Ble, offering no clear event or names to report.
New Rail Road Head Praises Asbury Park Reception
Superintendent W. Berry of the New York and Long Branch Railroad was toasted at a Park Board of Trade reception in Asbury Park. Prominent railroad men praised Berry and forecast a bright future amid speeches on cooperation and regional rail service. The event, held at a local hotel, featured floral decor and a photograph of Berry at the menu.
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1. W. Berry
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Asbury Park Board of ‘Trade
Raff- Berry
New York & Long Jersey Central
T. A
Tomstmacher
Hisler
Atie Mintene U. Besler
Central New Jersey
Pittegger
Park Board of Trade
Application
Banetes
North Jersey
Jaem G. Besgler
Fee Presia
Ines
William B. Banmard
Bessler
Bruce Kestor
C. O. Meraddin
Flor Brench
H.C. Wincor
Vury Park
Organ Grove
Talrtor
Allenhurst
John C. Groff
New York
November a cold contrast to warm October records
The Long Branch U S Weather Bureau notes November as one of the coldest months, with an average mean of 41.85 degrees, four degrees below normal and seven degrees colder than last year. Rainfall reached 6.73 inches, nearly double normal for November, with 19 clear days and notable precipitation on the 3rd to 5th. Highest 65 degrees on the 2nd, lowest 27 on the 20th.
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U. S
Publicity Bureau
Long Branch
Hyer recovering after long hospital stay in New York
Trevonian KH Hyer of Red Bank and former Long Branch resident returns home from Hahnemann Hospital New York where he received treatment for gangrene in his left foot. He walks with crutches and will continue care at home under his wife’s supervision as he recovers though not fully cured yet. Revival services led by Pastor Berhardt continue nightly at Asbury Church with songs and a sermon each evening at 7 20.
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Trevonian KH. Hyer
Red Bank
Long Branch
Hahnemann Hospital
New York
Mr. Hyer
Hyer
Saan A
Eecada
Asbery Church
Berhardt
Asbury M. E
Fifteen Year Old Wins Billiard Match at Red Bank Theatre
In Red Bank the 15-year-old Jacob Schaefer defeated Ora C Morningstar 201 to 294 in a handicap match at the theatre. Referee Thomas Williams and a crowd including Judge Helsley Dr Field Lieut Hamlet and others witnessed the event with Schaefer making a 39-point run in inning twenty and Morningstar a high 50 in inning seven.
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Red Bank
Ora C. Morningstar
Jacob Schaefer
Young
Eeds
Orningstar
Schaefer
Moringstar
Thomas Williams
Front Street
Young Schaefer
Morningstar
Wilbur A. Helsley
Edwin Field
H. G. Hamlet
Fifth Life
Annual inspection of Samuel T. Sleeper Camp No 16
The Sons of Veterans camp in Red Bank will hold its annual inspection next Monday night at the camp headquarters in the Childs building Broad Street. Charles Lawrence of Camp No 5 Trenton will inspect the camp with Division Commander Fred G Hansen of Hoboken and his staff present. Also attending will be members from Long Branch and Toms River.
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Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Red Bank
Broad Street
Charles Lawrence
Camp No. 5
Trenton
Fred G. Hansen
Hoboken
Sons of Veterana
Long Branch
Toms River
Bath Avenue Home Under Major Alterations
Park M Woollley's Bath Avenue cottage is undergoing extensive alterations supervised by Clarence D Wilson. A new living room is added to the first floor and upper floors are enlarged with updated bathrooms and sanitary plumbing. Daily Record advertisement offered.
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Park Woolley Cottage
Bath Avenue
Park M. Woollley
Clarence D. Wilson
Golden Eagles hold district meeting at To Kalon Castle
Grand Chief Martin L. Ferris visited To Kalon Castle No 72 Long Branch during the 14th district gathering attended by 125 members from Asbury Park Wall Spring Lake and the city. District presiding Otto Morris led a healthy growth report with 600 members in the district and officers praised the local castles before a banquet.
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Martin L. Ferris
New Jersey Knights of the Golden Eagle
Kalon Castle
Long Branch
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Asbury Park
Corinthian
Burbage
Wall
Spring Lake
Kalon
Ferris
Corinthian Castle
Ira Clayton
Oscar Condit
Frank K. Gano
George A. Lippincott
Otto Morris
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
John Houghton
A. P. Bennett
Tank Wagons in Ditches Near Red Bank
Two tank wagons toppled into ditches Tuesday along the Red Bank branch of Standard Oil. The Atlantic Highlands wagon carrying 460 gallons ran into a ditch. its driver Walter Burnett and horses uninjured, Joe Bennett pulling the vehicle free. The second wagon, 675 gallons, driven by Walter Van Brant near Throckmorton's bridge, tipped after a horse shied into a ditch dug for gas line work. the horse was saved and the wagon removed the next morning.
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Red Bank
Standard Oi Company
Atlantic Highlands
Throckmorton's Bridge
Walter Burnett
Joe Bennett
Walter van Brant
Throckmorton’s Bridge
Consolidated Gas Company
Year sentence for Red Bank burglar and other cases
George Harley pleaded guilty to breaking into lawyer Fred W. Hope’s Red Bank home and was sentenced to three years in state prison. Frank Brown's case for firing at Elizabeth Ward’s house was postponed to next Thursday. William Page pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons at Bradley Beach. bail set at 200 dollars. D Romer Slocum, embezzling 3675 from Dr. Charles F. Spies, was sent to Rahway Reformatory. William Coopey, cruel to his seven year old, got six months in county jail.
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Red Bank
Fred W. Hope
George Harley
John E. Foster
Freeheld
Frank Brown
Elizabeth Ward
Freneau
William Page
Bradley Beach
D. Romer Slocum
Charles F. Spies
Belmar
Rahway Reformatory
Slocum
Spies
William Coopey
Ocean Grove
Eleven New Indictments Reported By Monmouth Grand Jury
Eleven additional indictments were returned to court before the October term as the Monmouth County Grand Jury continued its labors. Postmaster Edger I. Van Derveer presented Foreman Bannard with a gold watch, and jurors later shared a banquet at the Monmouth House. A young man named Charles Abrams, recently discharged from the U S Army, sought lodging at City Hall and was examined by police before transport to the county seat for care. Mr and Mrs William Kendrick of Canaan New Hampshire are visiting at James H Griffin’s Broadway home.
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Monmouth County Grand
W. H. Barnard
Grand Jury
Edger I. van Derveer
Foreman Bannard
Monmouth House
Iwin
Foster
Ag ‘Haries Abrams
City Hall
United States Army
Parolmen
Layton
Trenton
Freehold
Panelman
Sarvey
Central Depot
Captain Walling
Sea Bright Trolley Plan Gets Boost From Trade Board
Sea Bright Board of Trade hears progress on a trolley project with 8,000 feet of property consent secured. The proposed terminal sits at Hintelmann’s Corner near Rumson road bridge, while efforts continue to extend toward the new north via the right of way and consent from Lopes Dorner.
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Sea Bright
Board of Trade of
John W. Byies
Railroad Committee
Hintelmann’s Corner
Rumson Road Bridge
Wat
Ten Tah Tal Hee Company
Norih
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West Allenhurst
Menneth van Note
Edward van Note
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
Kenneth
H. H. Bennett
Samsems
Sachsen Soas
Ruby Prunes
Golden Santos
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Rass Rsynlhrigirs
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NEW Railroad Head
Supt
Berry
North Jersey Coast
Sons of Veterans Inspection
The
Daily Record
Golden Eagles
Eatontown News
Woolworth
Brooklyn
Eatontown
John P. Lewis
C. Rush
D. of L
Elberow Council
Daughters of Liberty
Oakhurst M. E
A. Belyea
Biberov Ceunel
Daughters’ Lodge
Atathe
Ame
Unie
Hope Home
William & Kendrick
Cannan, N. H
Janes H. Griffin
Broadway
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