Progress on Tenement Reform in New Jersey
The State Board of Tenement House Commissioners reports in Trenton that Monmouth County spent 28000 dollars on new and repaired tenements during the past fiscal year. It supervised 1270 new houses costing 11941000 dollars housing 17826 families and altered 440 old ones costing 5359000 dollars aiding over 10000 residents. The total spent since the law’s passage reaches 81242000 dollars. Hudson and Essex led construction. Passaic ranked third. The commission urges raising fines to 100 dollars for violations and notes extensive enforcement including 1734 notices, 1636 orders, removing 2109 violations, and issuing 9795 notices and 7065 orders for old buildings. Fire escapes were added to 998 houses, now totaling 4900 with fire escape provisions. 152 cases were referred to the Attorney General, 182 judgments obtained, and 4707.59 dollars in fines and costs collected for the state treasury.
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Trenton
State Board of Tenement House Commissioners
Monmouth County
Hudson
Essex
Passaic County
New Jersey
Dislocated Shoulder Figures In Mrs Wolkom’s Injury
Mrs John Wolkom of Union Avenue fell down cellar stairs yesterday and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She suffered shock and a dislocated right shoulder, which was reduced today. The family has endured multiple misfortunes this year, including the loss of their little boy’s hand in a hair-picking machine and other illnesses.
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John Wolkom
Union Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Wolkom
Sunday services at First Presbyterian Church
The usual Sunday services will be held tomorrow at 10 45 and 7 30. The morning service will focus on the Sunday School with scholars and home department members urged to attend. The school session follows the morning service and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Presbyterian Church
Home Department
First Reformed Church Sermons Announced Tomorrow
Rev. V. J. Blekkink will preach at morning and evening services at the First Reformed Church tomorrow. Morning service at 10 30 features A Neglected Garden or the Gospel of Jude. Evening service at 7 30 presents The Unaccountable Man. Men's Brotherhood meets at two o'clock. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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V. J. Blekkink
First Reformed Church
Lyceum Parochial School Reports Highlights
The Lyceum Parochial School monthly concert and November reports showcased an engaging program with hymns readings and recitations. Honors included medals for spelling attendance and conduct across Rooms 1 to 6, with a long list of first and second testimonials awarded to students including Esther Barlow Vera White Catharine Dispagno William Beatty Eleanor McNeill Teresa Paval a and others.
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Lyceum
Esther Barlow
Light Brigade
William Knight
Vera White
Catharine Dispagno
Robert Fagan
Fred Minser
William Beatty
Lil Nan Pritchard
John Cogan
Eleanor McNeill
Teresa Pa‘Vala
Thomas McGrane
May Tobin
Robert Fa Kan
Thomas Leddy
Margaret Whelan
Lillian
Little Beasie Wilson Visits From Middletown
Oceanport notes list residents and visitors including Little Beasie Wilson spending winter with cousin Mrs. A. B. Tillotson and Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George N. Wilson of Middletown. Epworth League leaders and society officers are named.
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Beasie Wilson
Tillotson
George N. Wilson
Middletown
BE. W. Crater
Crater
Florida
George Edwards
Maurice Cadman
Brooklyn
Apgard
Nina
Annabelle
Otto Momm
Frederick Day
Charles Day
Newark
George Day
New York
Mary A. Allen
Riverside Avenue
Harriet Anderson
Red Bank
Epworth League
R. P. Miller
William Ferry
Long Branch
C. Roswell
Charles Hampton
Edward Worthley
Harry Higham
Jane Stratton
Main Street
J. A. Hellinger
Bayonne
H. Dressler
Samuel Smock
George Lopez
William Midgely
Belmont Park
John L. Meyer
Edward Blakeslee
Arthur Chasey
David Chasey
William Conover
Mildred Anderson
Dorothy Conrow
Elsie Ferry
Jessie Dalton
Helen Jones
Epworth League Society
J. F. Heilenman
William Hall
A. 8. Tillotson
John Layton
Clifford Herbert
Moving Van Delays Trolley Car At Kane Crossing
A moving van blocked the track at Kane's crossing between Middletown and Headden's Corner Thursday evening. J. C. T. Co. patrons were greatly inconvenienced between five and six o'clock, with everyone forced to change cars until the van could be moved.
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Kane's
Middletown
Headden's Corner
Lectures on Long Branch city topics begin next year
The Man About Town reports a series of free public talks planned for the Intermedial School auditorium. W S B Parker is invited to present the legal end affecting Long Branch, with subjects including banking, education, civic pride, good roads, railroads and trolleys, and urban improvements. Prominent locals like H E Slocum and C O McFaddin are named as potential speakers.
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W.S. B. Parker
Long Branch
8. R. Slocum
Christopher Gregory
Lower Broadway
Lakewood Pioneer Albert Larabee Dies at Lakewood Home
Albert 8 Larabee longtime Lakewood resident and developer of the Lakewood section of Ocean County died yesterday at his Lexington Hotel home from a complication of diseases. He was active in the community's business life and helped shape the Lakewood area.
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Albert
Larabee
Lakewood
Lexington Hotel
Ocean County
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Local newspapers call for advertisers to reach a broad audience with the promise that placing ads in the Daily Record will generate revenue for businesses. The notice emphasizes the financial benefit and urges active participation from merchants and sponsors.
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The
Daily Record
Monmouth Beach Accusations Over Tubercular Child Case
Residents challenge a mother's claim that eight year old Milton Price was beaten at Monmouth Beach public school. Doctors diagnose tubercular meningitis, not a resulting injury. Mayor Manahan recalls a prior report of boys bothering Mrs. Price and an officer was assigned to observe.
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Monmouth Beach
Milton Price
Leo Price
F.B. Filice
Jesse P. Manahan
Price
Rumored assault clouds Monmouth Beach concerns
The Monmouth Beach community seeks factual disclosure after reports claim a child was assaulted. While residents push for accountability, the credibility of the story remains unclear and no details have been independently confirmed.
Honest Offender Pardoned Dinnie for Indian liquor case
George Dinnie who gave liquor to an Indian at Cedar Rapids Iowa and confessed his act was pardoned by the president unconditionally. He had faced a sentence of imprisonment and fines but the pardon alters the outcome after he reported the incident to a policeman and then to the marshal. The court had imposed sixty days and a hundred dollars plus costs.
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Harry B. Shaw
Dinnie
Washington
George Dinnie
Cedar Rapids
Tutt
Dire
United
Weather forecast shows fair and colder today
Forecast indicates fair and colder conditions today with expectations of possible rain or snow tomorrow. Moderate west winds accompany the unsettled outlook as temperatures trend lower across the region.
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