Hall Fund Bequest Noted In Long Branch Will
Willam Hall a pioneer merchant left a deed to create the Hall Fund for the needy in Long Branch to be paid to the city at widow Emma Hall's death. Executors named H H Pemberton and Emma Hall. estate valued $30 080 to $50 800. The will, executed in 1909, includes numerous specific bequests and directions to sell remaining real estate within two years. Funeral held at Sixth Avenue home with simple services.
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Willam . Hall
Long Branch
Hall
Emma Hal
Sixth Avenue
Emma Hall
Fifth Avenue
Emma Heli
Mary Ann Stevens
Worchester
Mass
Billa
Aghes M. Thompson
Agnes Saunders
Christ
John Morris
Union Avenue
Elm Street Baptist Church
Bath
Isaac Hall
Second Baptist Church
Johanna Hall
M.eh
West Long Branch
Samuel M. Hall
Willard Stevens
Annie
Sam Hall
Mr. Hall
Mall
Ey. BE
Briggs Nash
St. James' Church
H. H. Pemberton
Gilbert West
A. Taylor Traax
William E. Jeffrey
Walter R. Brinley
William H. Morris, Jr
Firemen Election Tonight at Long Branch Chiefs Race
Long Branch Fire Department votes held tonight at eight firehouses from seven to nine. Chief candidates Louis Van Benthuysen and Charles Brown expected to lead with Van Benthuysen likely to win. Second assistant chief contest between Joseph Kingsland and Joseph Schwark seen as close. Eight companies participate as election proceeds.
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Long Branch Fire Department
Joseph Kingsland
Branchport Hose Company
Joseph Schwark
Phil Daly Hose Company
Louis van Benthuysen
Charles BE. Brown
Radical New Jersey tax assessment plan urged
Trenton Dec 6 recommendation of a radical change in property taxation urges county boards to assess. It calls for sworn statements from taxpayers on personal property and inclusion of bank shares, with more time for valuation work. The State Board report shows total taxable property at 2.046 billion and notes county by county increases, totaling a state rise of 96.21 million.
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Trenton
New Jersey
State Board
Governor Fort
Monmouth County
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Inden
Cape
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Midatesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
Evidence mounts against Williams in Marie Smith case
New developments in the Marie Smith murder mystery place strong evidence with Asbury Park police. Three men claim to have seen Thomas Williams near the woods by Third Avenue on the morning of the disappearance, contradicting other sightings. Prosecutor Applegate may press grand jury as NY detectives seek confession. Civil rights figures consider Williams innocent if NAACP officials determine lack of guilt. A Belmar lawyer named Charles Harvey faces separate charges with trial postponed to December 15.
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Asbury Park
Marie Smith
Thomas Williams
Applegate
Whitesville
Greater
New York
Cunningham and Johnston
Thomas J. Broderick
Elwood Minagh
Williams
C. A. Brooks
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
W. L. Glenney
New Jersey
Charles Harvey
Belmar
Lodey
John Giberson
Colts Neck
Harvey
New Milford Woman Recovers From Breast Tumor Operation
Miss Sarah Walling of New Monmouth underwent a private hospital procedure in New York for a breast tumor last Tuesday. She is reported convalescing nicely and the operation is considered successful.
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Sarah Walling
New Monmouth
New York
Perth Amboy versus St James Red Bank game forfeited
Perth Amboy basketball team refused to play after a new referee was assigned. The half ended 12 to 0 in Red Bank's favor and the game was forfeited to the Red Bankers in the second half amid disputed officiating.
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Perth Amboy
St. James
Red Bank
Red Bankers
Sullivan
John
Sullivan Named To Court Of Errors And Appeals
Trenton New Jersey December 6 Governor Fort appointed Assemblyman Mark A Sullivan of Hudson County Democratic leader to the Court of Errors and Appeals to succeed the late Judge James B Dill The appointment is ad interim with a full six year term to be set by the new governor Sullivan born 1878 is the youngest judge ever named to the court
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Trenton
N. J
Fort
Mark A. Sullivan
Hudson County
Assembly
Court of Errors and Appeals
James B. Dill
Sullivan
Woodrow Wilson
State House
Kentucky
Mr. Sullivan
Appeals Court
Five Schools In Basketball Games Schedule Formed
The East Jersey High School League committee on a basketball schedule, led by chair W. A. Clark, prepared the season lineup. The rotating schedule places Chattle’s two opening home games first, with December games preceding January league play. The list runs through March with matches among Neptune, Red Bank, Asbury Park, Lakewood, and Chattle, noting venues and order.
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Forman Cossaboom
East Jersey High School League
W. A. D. Clark
Chattle
K. Reifsnyder
Neptune
W. J. Fetter
Red Bank
Har
Lakewood
Asbury Park
Red
Petit Jury Drawn for January Term
Sherif Herrick of Freehold drew the petit jury for January term to serve. The regular panel of forty eight was increased due to expected murder trial. The full panel lists jurors from Wall, Manasquan, Matawan, Atlantic, Freehold, Shrewsbury, Ocean, Neptune, Marlboro, Middletown, Holmdel, Millstone, Upper Freehold, Eatontown, Raritan, and Washington landmarks. December 6 Washington notes president’s message to Congress on peace, arbitration, and international law, including the ship arbitration with Britain and world armament limits.
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Sherif Herrick
T Freehold
Wall
William H. Ruf
Gutton Newman
Jacob Newman
H. Morris
Howard Osborne
Manasquan
Frank H. Lathe
Alex Rhoades
William C. Antonides
Frank Hennessey
Matawan
Gilbert Craig
Lease
Lewis
Charles J. Matz
Atlantic
Tred Silkins
John H Sutphin
John Murphy
Hoel
William Bordeli
Arthi Applegate
Ellsworth Cottrell
George & Reynolds
Freehold
Michael Cawley
Howare Sickles
Edwin R. Barkalow
Austin Collins
Douglass McDermott
Shrewsbury
Clarence Gray
Jame Bray
Edward M. Haley
John C. Crawford
Ocean
Groyson Butler
Millstone
Henry C. Gravatt
Téaa
H. Davidson
William
Laurence Benjamin J. Clayton
Upper Freehold
Henry D. Schoo’ey
Allan Meyers
William Reed
Addison Henderton
Eatontown
Whitfield
Thomas Riley
Raritan
William van Mater
William C. Towles
Thomas L. Davertr
Disputed Granville House Property Sold in Keansburg
The Granville House property in Keansburg, tied to heirs of the late Seeley and Emeline Compton and administrator Isaiah H. Thorne, was sold Thursday for 6950 to Ehrrowich and 3500 to Thorne. A court order set aside the late resale due to an illegal action prompted by S Reilly of Red Bank. Clammers along the Raritan Bay report good catches of soft clams at Belford Port Monmouth and Keansburg, averaging five bushels per man daily at 65 cents per bushel.
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Granville House
Keansburg
Seeley
Emeline Compton
Isaiah H. Thorne
Wortages
Ehrowich
Thorne
S . Reilly
Red Bank
Court of Chancery
Dangler Benefit Tonight At Townley Hall
A charity party and dance for Hart Dangler, a man who has been crippled for five years, will be held at Townley Hall tonight. Miss Cor Throckmorton organizes the event and is hopeful despite the storm. Many advance tickets indicate strong public support for the fundraiser. Dangler, married with two children, has not let hardship stop his ambitions, previously selling wares on the street before rheumatism left him helpless.
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Hart Dangler
Townley Hall
Cor Throckmorton
Dangier
Dangler
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Storm Warning
The U S Weather Bureau issues a thirty six hour forecast ending 8 pm. snow inland and rain on the coast with colder conditions tonight. Wednesday unsettled with northeast winds turning northwest. A northeast storm off Virginia moves northeast bringing strong winds and more snow. Warnings extend from Eastport to Delaware Breakwater. Temperatures range from 26 to 30 with northeast winds at 60 miles per hour.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Virginis
Eastport
Delaware
Moore
Blizzard Sweeps Through Routh and Major Cities
A December storm sweeping the midwest and east halted trolley traffic from Oklahoma to Nebraska and delayed urban movement. Snow accumulations halted Second Avenue and Bell Bank area services as crews struggled to keep lines clear.
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Middle West
Washington
Routh
Oklahoma
Kamas
Nebraska
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W.C. Ff. U
James H. Sickles
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Maud, Hipple
Wm. G. Hall
B. Briggs Nash
Ewer Co
Long Branch Sewer Company
Broadway and
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Riverside Drive
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Hearts
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Permanent Court of the Ghaghe
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International Fishjeries Commission
Canada
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Yandtse Valley
Welock
Adm
Dalty
Weather Bureau Forecast
Venience
Alan Francis
Trafic
Bell Bank
Turtle Mill
Second Avenue
Trolley Compasséé Trive
Independent Fire Engine and Company
Louis Procter
Samuel Hayden, Sr
Eatien
Theodore Howland
Charles
Re and Water Committee
McFaddin
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Robert Warwick
George A. Hathaway
Atlantic Fire Bhgue and Tre Company
Foster Streshold
Abraham van Brunt
Eliza J. Smith
Yast
Sim Smith
van Brant
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