Old Freeholders Hold Last Meeting in Freehold
The Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders held its final regular meeting of the old board in Freehold. Time extensions were granted to contractors Haseman and Lecompt for Lakewood Adelphia and Cream Ridge roads, with Cedar Avenue and West Long Branch due by April 1. The Jerseyville Freehold road contract Parker King was accepted and the ten percent deposit returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
Richard Haseman
Lakewood
Adelphia Road
Charles R. Lecompt
Cream Ridge
J. L. Butcher
Red Bank
Hubbard
Smith & Fay
Board of Trade weighs NY Telephone franchise action
The Board of Trade will advise before final action on the New York Telephone Company franchise. The matter was referred to the standing committee at the December meeting. A special meeting is set for Monday at seven to hear the committee report and recommendation. The board also plans to secure space in City Hall for storing materials and approved a resolution regarding Troutman’s Greek opening. Alvin B. Cranmer and Theodore P. Johnson were elected to join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
Board of Trade
City Hall
W. K. Campbell
George L. Cram
Troutman
Alvin B. Cranmer
Theodore P . Johnson
Enjoyed Masonic Banquet At Masonié Tempte New York
Long Branch participated in a St Cecile Lodge banquet with about 3000 attendees at Masonié Tempte New York. Local visitors included Worshipful Master Charles L Howland and several ladies. An entertainment preceded the meal followed by a moving picture show and nine o clock train return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
St. Cecile Lodge
Masonié Tempte
New York
Charles L. Howland
Charles IL. Edwards
Orrin A. Clark
Ralph L. Brag
York
Carnegie Gifts $10 Million for World Peace Fund
Andrew Carnegie today transferred ten million dollars to a board of trustees to fund a permanent international peace effort. Elihu Root chairs the trustees with Taft as honorary president. the fund aims to provide at least $500,000 annually for peace projects worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Taft
New Movement For International League To Prevent All
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Peace Fund
Carnegie
Congress
Foundation For the Promotion of Peace
Carnegie Foundation
Nicholas Murray Butler
New Peace Land
Senator Root
Summoned Home by Mother's Illness In Virginia
Arthur Fauskey and Mrs. Solomon Northam left for Hallwood Accomac county Virginia this morning after being summoned home due to their mother's illness. Also noted is a police report from Highlands about a raid at the King house with special officer Louis H Foster entering later alongside Chief Jesse Lawrence Jr and Heavey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fauskey
Solomon Northam
Hallwood
Accomac County
Will Be Resentenced In Embezzlement Case
D. Romeo Slocum formerly at Rahway Reformatory for embezzlement is returned to Freehold and will be resentenced tomorrow by Judge Foster. He allegedly took money from Charter F. Spies at Bolmar. Patrolman Thomas Laparre, with Captain W D Wal ing and Red Bank officials, slipped on ice in Third Avenue at three AM while pursuing kidnapping suspects, injuring his wrist and delaying duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Romeo Slocum
Rahway Reformatory
Freehold
Jude Foster
Slocum
Charter F
Bolmar
Thomas Laparre
W. D. Wal"ing
Red Bank
Third Avenue
Steam Engine Test Shows Boiler Properly Built
The Independent fire engine was tested Monday afternoon at the corner of Westwood and Morris avenues with about a hundred onlookers. Steam rose as the boiler proved sound, the crew reached full steaming and the device performed well. An Asbury Park engineer will report to the City Council at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood and
Morris Avenues
Fire and Water Committee
Asbury Park
Monmouth County Medical Society Chooses Rafferty President
The Monmouth County Medical Society met at the Monmouth House Freehold with twenty physicians. New officers named include President P P Rafferty Red Bank and Vice President Joseph T Welch Long Branch. Delegates to the State meeting were W S Whitmore Oceanic and Harry E Shaw Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rafferty
Red Bank
H. B. Slocum
Long Branch
Monmouth County Medical Society
Monmouth House
Freehold
Harry B. Slocum
P. P. Rafferty
Joseph T. Welch
Isaac Long
Edwin Field
Whitmore
Oceanic
Harry E. Shaw
Drs. P.P. Rafferty
Welter
William B. Warner
R. B. Wilson
Harry B. Blocum
William K. Campbell
W. W. Beveridge
W. A. Robinson
R. S. Bennett
J. A. Hill
William Hepburn
H. W. Ingling
William E. Anderson
D. D. Henrickson
B.K. Roberts
W. Rainmonth
Grand Council report shows member gain while Bulletin records loss
The November Grand Council of Royal Arcanm reports a net 146 member gain, while The Bulletin notes a 146 member loss corrected by Grand Secretary Alberts. Daughters of Liberty in Long Branch holds two councils with about 560 members, Crystal Wave Council admits new members reaching 22 and eyes the 200 mark, Pride of Hollywood Council already large and nearing 300. Also mentions John Hopping gravel pits near Belford, with a large underlaid field of ten acres and about 1,500,000 usable gravel feet under conservative estimates.
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Royal Arcanm
Bulletitn
Alberts
Daughters of Liberty
Long Branch
Crystal Wave Council
Pride of
Irettate
Order
New Jersey
H. F. Wilcox
John
Hopping
Belford
Democrats Plan to Repeal State Department of Accounts
Whisperings in Trenton say Democrats intend to repeal the law creating the State Department of Accounts so the state would revert to a State Auditor under the Comptroller. They hope to elect a Democratic State Comptroller and appoint a Democratic State Auditor, ousting William E. Drake and three assistant auditors. The plan requires passage in both houses and the governor's signature, with campaign pressures in Ocean county and potential Senate edge depending on the Low contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State House
State Department of Accounts
Henry J. West
Camden
William E. Drake
Department of Accounts
Theodoreb. Guerin
Willam J. Schmander
Alexander B. Bishop
Newark
Assembly
Senate
Ocean County
Wilson
Salvatore Gallato Kidnapping Case Confusion Deepens
New York police question whether the Red Bank suspect is the same Salvatore Gallato linked to the Petillo case. Age estimates differ by decade, and no new case details emerge. Frank Petillo denies ransom or threats amid family travel notes, while a Baptist Church annual meeting resumes after a postponement.
Weather Bureau Forecast Ad in Daily Record
Weather Bureau forecast notice appears in the Daily Record advertising upcoming regional weather. It provides period predictions and conditions likely affecting local agriculture and daily planning.
Loyal Elects Officers for Progress Council No 3
Loyal Association No 3 conducted its annual officer election naming John C. Smith as Representative to Grand Council with W. L. Corrow as alternate. Harry W. Bennett became Councilor and George Greenleaf as Vice Councilor. Also elected were Oscar Woolley, Asbury Edwards, W. L. Corrow, William S. Van Brunt, Clarkson F. Lene, Charles L. Edwards, Jacob Layton, Henry Jolice, and trustees Henry Houlick, Robert Martin, C. A. Blatedell. Refreshments followed.
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Progress Council
Loyal Association
John C. Smith
W. L. Corrow
Harry W. Bennett
George Greenleaf
Harry G. Woolley
New York Bride Weds Long Branch Groom at Home Ceremony
Edward Hayes Jr of Long Branch wed Miss Marie Blessing of New York in a private Sunday ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev Dr Sturges. The couple, with Blessing family ties, will start housekeeping on Seventh Avenue Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hayes, Jr
Long Branch
Marie Blessing
New York
Sturges
St. Cornelius Church
Frederick Blessing
Cook & Oakley
Red Bann
Hayes
Seventh Avenue
Packer's Successor Named In New Jersey Freemasons
Grand Master Alton B. Sherman appoints Sanford Dey of Asbury Park as district deputy for the Fourteenth Masonic District to succeed Edwin W. Packer the Long Branch mayor elect who resigned. Dey is Asbury Lodge No. 153 secretary and received his jewel and apron at the Grand Lodge of Instruction in Asbury Park.
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Alton B. Sherman
East Orange
New Jersey
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Sanford Dey
Asbury Park
Fourteenth Masonic
R. We. Edwin W. Packer
Long Branch
Asbury Lodge
Grand Lodge of Instruction
Garfield Avenuua
Bradley Beach
Packer
Pariington
Sussex
Cape May
Crafteman’s Club
Radiator Burst Floods Matawan Home Causing Damage
A water radiator burst in the bedroom of W. 4 Close at Matawan yesterday morning flooding the second story and loosening plaster in rooms below. Extensive damage occurred before the leak was stopped.
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Matawan
Will of Eddy Heir to 1.5 Million Surfaces in Concord
Concord New Hampshire December 14 probate records reveal the will of Mrs Eddy or Sampson Eddy, a Christian Science leader, valued at 1.5 million dollars. No contest is anticipated as the estate is processed. In Newark on the same date Judge James Dill’s will places almost the entire upwardly of one million to his wife, with 5000 bequests to his brother and chauffeur. The Y M C A pink nights bowling league saw two wins by the Red Bank First Methodist team led by George Gray tying the league high score 206 and Elwood Isa breaking it with 208.
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Concord
N. H
Eddy
Newark
James B. Dill
Arthur €. Dill
Pinknights
Red Bank Church
George Gray
Elwood
Green stamps at Blocom's draw shopper reactions
Shoppers at Blocom's respond with gratification over green stamps promotions guiding purchases of arts and gifts amid sales. Vendors note interest in collectible points and upcoming exchanges at Trouaph and Gale locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trouaph
Gale
Tost
Marcus Nesbitt Dies at Home in Red Bank
Marcus Nesbitt died yesterday afternoon at his Monmouth street home Red Bank. His body will be taken to Long Branch Friday for funeral services at Mrs. Nesbitt's father Thomas D Field avenue. Rev B Matteson of the First Church will officiate. Nesbitt, once a well known livery stable manager on Maple avenue, leaves a father and one sister Mrs Frank L Howland of Long Branch. He was famed as a champion bowler teaming with Charles Emmons in state matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Nesbitt
Monmouth Street
Long Branch
W Nesbitt
Thomas D.field
Wile
Long
Cee Om
Rev. B. Matteson
1St Church
Bolcman Ketcham
Maple Avene
Nesbitt
Maple Avenue
Ketcham
Mamié Beazley
Thomas D
Bank
Speaae
Coppie
Prank L. Howland
Decessed
Charles Emmons
Scarlet Fever Outbreak at Local School Sparks Concern
Astone Bekool Number 4 known as the 2 school faces scarlet fever with a daughter Yetman infected after attending. The Board of Education fears possible spread while details of cases and location remain limited. An athletic record notes Emmons tossing 232 feet at Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Bekool
Yetman
Board of Education
Beeley Cade Vas
L. 5. Emmons
Mercusburg Academy
Mercusburg
Penn
Local Gazette Transcription Fragment
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OLD Freeholders
Asbury
Trade Board
City Council
Long Branch Folk
St. Cecile’ Lodge
Master Plumbers’ Association
William R. Warwick
George Northam
Alexander Paul
Daniel Hines
M. C. Burns
Fred Hammer
Joseph A. Burns
W. M. Stocum
The
Daily Record
Palace of Peace
the Hague
Publilc
Bureau of American Republics
Costa Rica
Cartege
League of Peace
Germany
Venezuela
Lake Mohonk
Green Stampa
Blocum
Arcanum
Drake
Sfain
Salvatore Gallato
Monda
Petillo
J. Frank Patterson
Louie Petillo
Frank Petillo
Mamie
Salvatore Ga’o
Kidapping
Asbudy Park
Weather Bureau
the Daily Record
Leblanc
Borough Hall
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Malchow
Cambridge, Mess
Hattie
Clarence B. Glover
Bondinished
LOYAL
Gotham
DeNyse
J. G. Reed
Moorestown
St. Luke's “Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Church
William H. DeNyse
Parentene Con Oe Eee
Sean ‘Jenne
Sehahe
Charo
Schosnlein
Albert E. Patterson
Albert B. Pat
Liberty
Dey Packer
Masonic
Biect
Mrs. Eddy
Blocom’s
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