Move to Cleanse Shrewsbury River
Hotel owners and clammers in the Highlands consider a plan to reopen the Sandy Hook inlet to flush污 pollution from the Shrewsbury River. Fred Felger Jr, Newark summer resident, proposes using a wartime inlet to create a current that cleanses bottom debris and improves oyster conditions. Local property owners and the Sea Side Club seek support from the Department of Engineers and the State Oyster Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Shrewsbury River
Shrewsbury
Board of Health
Fred ¥. Felger, Jr
Newark
Felger
Sandy Hook Bay
War Department
Sandy Hook
Department of Engineers
Custom House
New York
State Oyster Commission
F. F. Felger, Jr
John Sutyman
John
Church committee restores historic cemetery in West Long Branch
A trustee committee from Old First Methodist Episcopal Church met to finalize accounts for cemetery improvements. Workers laid a retaining wall, cement curb, gates, and a new walkway from the church to the Monroe line. Private ownership ended. relatives funded the work, which the writer praises as a lasting church and community asset. The report will be published in the Record. Also noted is a record December catch of 38 barrels of Boston Mackerel in Galilee bringing about $600 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Long Branch
Old Cemetery
Wall
Church Street
Church
Wall Street
Monroe
Buriaw Yard
Jersey
Galilee
John Wa
Cook
Bull Mooseers Arrive in Chicago for Progressive Conference
A large Progressive gathering arrives in Chicago ahead of a planning conference that may become a national convention. Roosevelt, Straus, and Munsey lead a delegation as discussions circle around unifying the party while Progressives press for their own program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Roosevelt
Oscar Straus
Rank A. Munsey
Republican Party
Washington
Mr. Munsey
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Colby
Car Cunatia
Colonel Roosevelt
Paul Block
Henry L. Stoddard
Bainbridge Colby
Douglass Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Alsop
Connecticut
Theodore Douglass Robinson
Utica
Timothy L. Woodrut
Syracuse
George W. Perkins
George W. Kirehney
John A. Kingsbury
W. Bourke Cochran
Lucien Lonheir
Nassau County
Mary Drier
Alice Carpenter
Mins Jane Addams
Jane Addams
O'Brien Meets King as Taft Letter Is Delivered
King Victor Emmanuel received American ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien who delivered President Taft’s letter. The audience was cordial and the king showed interest in recent U S events and the renewal of the triple alliance for twelve years. The monarch praised the pact for keeping peace among major powers and allowing Italy to feel secure and develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Thomas J. O'Brien
Taft
United States
Italy
Luxury for Cornell Boys Evening meals brought to rooms
A traveling restaurant allows Cornell students to order luncheon by telephone and have it delivered to their rooms. Promoters B. Jacobson and Victor Stern of Brooklyn lead the effort with eight testers trying the service in Ithaca New York in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
B. Jacobson
Victor Stern
Brooklyn
Wea
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Front
Patterson & Spinning Building
M. Dorewitz
Front St
Red Bank, N. J
Strauss
Progressive New Store
Consolidated Gas Coo. OF
Broadway Long Branch
Price
Sal
T Pleasure Bay
New England
DE Lisle
Allaire
Weinstein
Jewelry Store
M. L. Weinstein & CO
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
Wren Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace & Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory St. Asbury Park
J. Bridel Red Bank
Invaraaten
Bry S
The
Salt, Rea Bank
H.N. Supp, Ctaily
Regal Shoes
Buster Wrowns
Regal Shea
Broad St. Red Bank
Wome
Franks
sokmar_& Orend Ave
Monmouth County
Berger’s
N. J
Stricklin's
W. C. Wiseman
Bull Moosers
T. R
O'Brien
King
Cornell Boys
NEL
Long Branch
Mazda
Consolidated Gas Company OF
Tel. L. B. 406
Brunkhorst Bros