Civil Service Commission reports progress in New Jersey
The New Jersey Civil Service Commission presented its annual report to Governor Fort outlining aims to harmonize administration and reduce friction. It plans a Newark office to handle routine municipal business, and suggests limiting exams for locality specific roles to local residents.
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Trenton
New Jersey Civil Service Commission
Governor Fort
Newark
Essex County
Civil Service Commission
Free Williams Habeas Corpus Case Sparks Local Court Action
Grand jury returns two indictments at Freehold and clears Thomas Williams known as Black Diamond of murder charges in the Marie Smith case. Supreme Court grants habeas corpus for Williams at New Brunswick hearing. Prosecutor Applegate vows to oppose release despite circumstantial evidence.
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Freehold
Thomas Williams
Black Diamond
Little Marie Smith
Asbury Park
Applegate
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorheen
New Brunswick
C. Ames
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Willian L. Plenney
New Jersey
Williams
Jistice Voorhees
Lesa
Two Church Bazaars Boost Local Fundraising Cheer
The Lad ies Aid Society of St Luke s M E Church held a two night bazaar opening yesterday with a large crowd and a roast beef supper serving about 160 attendees. Highlights included Parstow orchestra music and colorful booth decorations. Tomorrow night features a chicken supper at 5 30 and a salad supper on the final evening while holiday gifts display strong sales across fourteen booths led by Mrs G Dewitt Seymour at the Japanese booth and white dressed volunteers in the basement.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Parstow
G. Dewitt Seymour
Ushers’ Union
Simpson M. E
Third Avenue
Lndies
Mile Runaway With Upset Sleigh
A horse belonging to David Meyer of Bath ran almost the full length of Broad Way this afternoon before capture. It started near Second Avenue, struck a sleigh near Citizens' National Bank, then overturned a sleigh driven by William Brown opposite Nawing's Hotel. The horse was finally caught opposite the First Reformed Church.
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David Meyer
Bath
Broadway
Second Avenue
Citizens’ National Bank
Nawing
William Brown
First Reformed Church
Exempt Firemen Gather Tonight at City Hall
The Exempt Firemen hold their annual meeting in City Hall to elect officers and set the group's direction. Ex-Chief Joseph Rogers presided as president. organizers urge strong attendance.
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City Hall
Joseph Rogers
J A Haskell Develops Fine Show Place In Middletown
J A Haskell, longtime Low Moor resident, owns 300 plus acres in Middletown township and a notable Jersey Coast show place. Contractor Isaac N Cubberley of Long Branch leads ongoing improvements including reconstructing the Astoria New Jersey ink er mansion and building garages, barns, silos, and multiple farm structures across several farms.
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J. A. Haskell
Low Moor
Fertle
Middletown Township
Jersey
Mr. Haskell
Isaac N. Cubberley
Long Branch
Cubberley
Inker
Astoria
L. J
Mrs. Kaskell
Dangler Benefit Draws Local Support At Townley Hall
A Tuesday evening benefit for Harry B. Dangler at Townley Hall drew modest crowds because of bad weather but raised nearly 80 for the patient sufferer disabled by rheumatism. Twenty tables competed with prizes and gifts. music by West and Malchow accompanied the event. Malchow received a linen set including a table cloth and napkins.
Mt. Carmel Society Dance at Lyceum to Aid Church
The Ladies of Mt. Carmel Society host their first dance at the Lyceum this evening to benefit Holy Trinity Church. Proceeds support church purposes as music by the Long Branch Military Band provides entertainment. D. Sacco chairs arrangements with R. Bantangelo E DeNucci and several ladies coordinating.
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Ladies of Mt. Carmel Society
Lyceum
Holy Trinity Church
Long Branch
R. Bantangelo
E. DeNucci
Pasqualina Dilione
Marie Pingitorre
Linele Acerta
Io Sacco
P. Coley
Freehold Woman To Open Restaurant In Monmouth Street Row
Mrs. M Thompson of Freehold rents the last vacant storefront in Monmouth Street Red Bank to operate a restaurant. The opening date is not stated but reflects a new dining option for Freehold residents.
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M. Thompson
Freehold
Monmouth
Red Bank
Daniel
Thompson
Masonic Reception for Mayor-Elect in Long Branch
A large Masonic gathering honored Mayor-elect Edwin W. Packer at Masonic Hall in Long Branch. Abacus Lodge hosted with the Masonic Quartet delivering favored selections and a post meeting repast. Packer thanked the brethren and noted his five years as district deputy of the 14th Masonic District.
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Long Branch
R. W
Edwin W. Packer
Masonic Hall
Abacus Lodge
No. 182
Packer
Masonnic
R. W. Martin H. Scott
McFeddin
Long Branch Lodge
Gotterdammerung Lecture Ends Wagnerian Series At Ball Home
Prof. Frederick K. Ball presented Gotterdammerung the last in the Rheingold series at his home. The talk traced the opera from Brunnhilde to Siegfried’s death and the Rheingold’s guardians, noting eight new motifs and the famous funeral march. Next week Parisfal will be the subject as others join the course.
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Ball
Frederick K. Ball
Brunhilde
Long Branch Medical Student Faces Severe Facial Infection
Anthony G. Sacco a medical student and son of Mr and Mrs John Sacco of this city is confined at his Lexington avenue residence with an infected face. Cornell doctors are undecided on how the abrasion occurred. Sacco who is spending his senior year at Cornell University Medical College near New York is improving after an incision relieved facial tension. He remains cheerful though distressed at lost time for his senior work.
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Long Branch
Newark
Anthony G. Sacco
John Sacco
Lexington Avenue
Cornell
Sacco
Cornel University Medical College
First Avenue
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Mrs Schuester's Funeral Rites Held
Mrs Margaret Schuester wife of Robert Schuester caretaker of a cottage on Phillips avenue died Monday Pastor Church officiated Interment located at Glenwood Survived by husband and three daughters
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Schuester
Margaret
Robert Schuester
Phillips Avenue
Glenwood
New Crossing at South Street Red Bank by Rail Line
A new railroad crossing is under construction on South street in Red Bank by the New York and Long Branch Railroad for Bosworth and Armstrong proprietors for the Dexas Oil Company.
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South Street
Red Bank
New York and Long Branch
Bosworth & Armstrong
Dexas Oil Company
Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours
The Weather Bureau foresees the thirty six hours ending Friday at 8 p m with rising clouds and moderate conditions. Serees Weir and Friday are listed in the forecast context.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Serees
Weir
Sensation Looked For in Ocean Co Senatorial Mixup
A case in Ocean County stirs talk of a senatorial mixup as investigators search for a sensational lead. Officials have not released names or exact dates, but local outlets report heightened scrutiny and public interest.
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Ocean CO
Local man found guilty of giving drink to toddler in Oceanic
William J. Patterson was found guilty before Judge John E. Foeter in Freehold of assault and battery on two year old Martha Matthews for plied beer to the child on July 11 at Oceanic. The trial heard the mother found the girl drunk in a hallway and Patterson in the cellar. He claimed he handed a half bottle to her after she said she was used to it at home.
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William J. Patterson
Frank Septum
Central Railroad
Ley Branch
Septem
Path Avenue
New Jersey Central Railroad
van Winkle
Cace
Septum
Pellad Pervatour
Eee Austin Neame
Red Bank
Schroeder to Leave Dice For Estate In Will
A New Mexico man Carl Schroeder told a lawyer to divide his estate by dice after his funeral for his two sons. The draft will has been filed for probate.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carl Schroeder
Schroeder
Recount Heat in Ogeap County Sparks Fraud Claims
In Lakewood and East Lakewood debates over a Mathis- Low recount reveal 121 votes counted as Democratic but tallied as Republican after the election. Detectives, Assemblyman-elect Newman, and County Board member Clute accuse box tampering, with concerns ballots were left in a cellar and altered post vote. Justice Voorhees weighs a county-wide recount amid warrants and court review.
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Lakewood
Dec
Mathis- Low
Ogee
Ogeap
East Lakewood
Law
Harry Newman
Aho
New York
Newman
Clute
County Board of Elections
Justice Voorhees
Mathis
Rock and Blackburn Collision Sinks Steamer Off Sheringham
The steamer Rock sank after a collision with the Blackburn near Sheringham in Norfolk. Thirty nine crew and passengers are missing from the Rock. 55 were aboard the Rock, and those saved were landed at Barmouth by the Blackburn.
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London
Blackburn
Sheringham
Norfolk
Barmouth
First Baptist Church Annual Meeting Tonight
The First Baptist Church holds its annual business meeting this evening to elect officers and conduct important business. All members are urged to attend. the session will also address ongoing operations and related items.
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Baptist Church Annual Meeting
First Baptist Church
Keyport Fire Suspect Bomb Theory Shocks Town
Belfond resident Mrs. Melvin Yard suffers loss from a fire at her Keyport corner stores. The blaze began near a barber shop pool room, with explosion heard before alarms. Officials suspect Victor Zacari planted a bomb amid personal disputes. he disappeared, with locals fearing charges.
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Melvin P. Yard
Belfond
Fr . i
Keyport
Choate Petl
Berier
Apd
Jane Johmson
Pease
National Firepronting Company
Mr. Pease
Johnson
Evita
James 5
Vincenasio Zematheti
Victor Zacari
Zemathet
Marameneae
Casseau
Zematheti
Zacari
Job
Penaibed Sey
Frengean
Eatontown Juniors Increase Benefits
Crescent Council discusses raising Jr C program benefits from 8 to 10 dollars per year. The council already pays a weekly sick benefit of 5 dollars.
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Eatontown
Trolley Traffic Resumed After Derailment Incident
Trolley service returned to schedule at Mormouth and Atlantic Coast lines after car 902 driven by Motorman Charles Ryan and Conductor J B Bennett derailed at 7 30 this morning on Tong Branch avenue under an overhead structure. Passengers walked the rest of the way and service resumed about an hour later.
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Mormouth
Atlantic Coast
Rom Red Benk
Moto
Charles Ryan
J. BE. Bennett
Tong Branch Avenue
North Branch
Veterans to Elect Officers at Morris Post Meeting
The James B. Morris Post No. 46 G A R will hold its uncast meeting at A R Hall tonight to elect officers. Captain J. Finn is the current commander.
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James B. Morris
G. A. BR
R. Hall
J. Finn
Street Commissioner Fines City Workers Over Hydrants
Officials punish municipal crew for improper hydrant digging as snow drifts hamper efforts. The dispute highlights management of city labor and essential winter maintenance operations.
Rev Weatherby to Preach and Supper Event
Rev Weatherby will preach followed by a seven-dish supper tonight. A note indicates Monday is the day for the event with services and dining planned, inviting local residents to attend and share in the community gathering.
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Rev. Weatherby
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New York Civil Service
Asbury Park Frust Company
Asbury Park/ Prugt Company
Barkings and Insurance
William Marshall
Anglo-American Varnish Company
Howard D. Leroy
George A. Smock
Frank Durand
T Gfrank Appleby
Clarence B. F. Setrick
Wiliam J. Couse
Asbury Fark
Wm. McGregor
McGregor
Linford M. Getz
Negro Association
St. Luke’s and Simpson
Prooress
St. Luke’s Monday
The
Daily Record
Lufburrow
Cooper Farm
Hagkell
Mt. Carmel Society
E. W. Packer
Gathering of Order
Weather Bureau Forecast
Senate
Red Bank Record
James Murfiy
Thomas Higelue
Thomas Higgins
John Carsello
Albert Gordon
Walter Kinseman
Walter Kinsman
Charles Schnabel
John Doughty
Eddie Talerico
John Murray
George Moran
Paul Rh
T. B. Hughes
H. L. King
Mr. Hughes
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