Honor Colony at Rahway Reform School Aims for Parole Trust
Trenton reports the New Jersey Reform School at Rahway should create an Honor Colony away from the main building for inmates nearing parole who prove reform. The plan would grant privileges under minimal restraint, modify citizenship loss rules, raise several officer salaries, and expand parole supervision. The 1912 year saw 614 inmates start, 500 at year end, with total maintenance costs about 166,840 dollars and per capita yearly cost around 329 dollars. Several reforms include trade schools, abolition of contract labor, and enhanced parole oversight.
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Trenton
The
New Jersey Reformatory
Rahway
Reformatory
Frank Moore
Moore
Belmar plumber Samuel Haberstick dies. rites set
Samuel Haberstick a Belmar plumber for forty years died yesterday from complications of diseases. Survived by wife Alice, daughter Millie Williams and three sons Samuel, Fred Haberstick, and Russell Haberstick. Funeral from his house Wednesday at 11:20 with Masonic services. Presbyterian Church services at 2 conducted by Rev. Dr. Charles Everett. interment Atlantic View cemetery Manaqua n.
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Samuel” Haberstick
Belmar
Alice
Millie Williams
Samuel Haberstick
Fredi Haberstick
Russell Haberstick
Presbyterian Church
Charles Everett
Atlantic View
Manaaquan
Property Decrease in Pit Section of Red Bank
A property valued at about 20040 owned by respected colored residents near the A M E Zion Church in Red Bank is dropping in value yearly. Rev J J Adams warns that after a new church is built and the old structure abandoned, the nearby real estate may slump further. The Pit includes shanties along the New Jersey Southern railroad with rents from three to seven dollars, and police court cases arise from loafing there. The pastor notes industrious colored residents on Beach Street opposite the Pit and urges removal of the Pit to prevent better homes from moving away.
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J. J. Adams
A. M. E. Zion Church
Red Bank
Teach Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Beach Street
New York
Pit
Twenty Mile Fox Chase Delights Monmouth Club
A lively twenty five mile fox and drag hunt entertained Monmouth County Hunt Club members on Saturday. From Mrs Charles H Bennetts estate at Red Bank the pack from Wickatunk chased a red fox through Middle town and Holmdel townships with safe jumps and no accidents. Notable participants included Thomas S Field Miss Phelin Miss Helen Hughes Miss Jessie French Arthur Jones and huntsman William Stonebridge with two whips.
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Monmouth County Hunt Club
Charles H. Bennett
Red Bank
Robert J. Collier
Wickatunk
Balm Hollow
Reynard
William Stonebridge
Middletown
Holmdel
Thomass. Field
Phelin
Helen Hughes
Jessie French
Arthur Jones
Walter McClure
Sidney Erlanger
Mort Bamberger
Milton Erlanger
Huntsman
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Hets
Broad Street
FF. Golden
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
Cook’s Bee Hive Department Store
Holiday Wines
J. I. Monsky
East Front Street
Xmas
L. Miller
She Sugar Bowl Company
Uneeda
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Morris
Independent Hose Co
Neptune Hose Co
Loyal Order of Moose
Friend of Society
Elberon Fire Co
Adah Chapter
Eastern Star
Progress Council
R. A
L. B. Council, Jr
Byron Engine Co
Kalon Castle
K. G. EB
Harmony Lodge
Pocahontas
Waneta Council
al .Eeaesas Fidelity Lodge
A. M. M. Rem Progressive Council
L. Long Branch Lodge
James B. Morris Post
Kearnie Reid
Frank L. Howland
Marshal Woolley
Friend of Society Ee Eee
Louis Runkel
Frank G. Alden
Charles A. Wimpftheimer
Pride of Hollywood Council
la Pge Speda
Phil Cohen
Sten Hd
Sirvinkach
Asbury
Onigrattyj
Net
Sersey
Rolley
Harvey M. Phillips
Thomas Phelan
Myrkle
Ema My
Harder
New York City
Henry Miller
the Spenathrift
Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace and Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory &J. Asbury Park
Monmouth County
Berger’s
Cookman Avenue
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
Regal Shoe Store
Richmond and
Street
Bridge Avenue
DY Vow S
Joseph Satz
Tricklin'’S
App's
New Jersey
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