Telephone Franchise Crdwnance Dropped in Long Branch
City officials heard surprise remarks as New York Telephone Company withdrew a petition for a street and highway franchise. The council and Board of Trade discussed amendments that could add city revenues, but the company withdrew the ordinance, which followed a prior dispute over city benefits and an existing perpetual franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
CitysCounci
Telephone Company
City of
Long Branch
Newcomb
N. J
Third Avenue
Sinking Fund Details Show City Bonded Debt Coverage
The report by the Starking Food Commissioners to the City Council notes a prior lack of a sinking fund for city bonds. After yearly allocations, the city ends with 69,283 dollars in sinking fund investments and 68,500 dollars in cash. Bonded debt includes asphalt bonds due 1913, refunding bonds due 1916 and 1917, and park bonds due 1935 37 with varying rates. The report covers the year ending December 15, 1910.
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MucFaddin
Mayon
Asme
Binkin’ Punch Commission
EEL Sokatakois
Beach & Park
Ted
Doesetenes
Enepiaptes
City of
Long Branch
Bond and Mottener
Atlantic Engine House Eeerereee
Original Architects Restrain Pier Sale
William C Cottrell and Arthur F Cottrell of Asbury Park served injunctions on Long Branch Pier and Company and Samuel R Rosoff to halt disposal of the companys personal property and receipts from a sheriff sale. The restraining order returns to Chancellor in Trenton on Tuesday November 27. The case follows a Rosoff judgment against the Long Branch Pier and Land Company. A new Ocean Construction Company was formed with incorporators W D Hayward Jacob Meyers and Willi Lindsay to take over the property and continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C.cottrell
Arthur F. Cottrell
Asbury Park
Johnston & Conover
Long Branch Pier
Ana Samuel R. Rosoff
Long Branch
Hawkins
Chancellor's Court
Trenton
Ocean Construction Company
W. D. Hayward
Jacob Meyers
Wilitti Lindsay
Mm Roscf
Firemen Relief Prosperity and New Year Officials
The Long Branch Firemen's Relief Association reports assets of 24 479 and year receipts totaling 6 158 71. Relief provided to 23 applicants, with investments in nineteen properties and a cash balance of 497 90. New officers elected include President Adam Worth and Vice President Henry Schoenlete. treasurer Kent re-elected for 27th time.
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Long Branch Firemen’s Relief Association
Adam Worth
Vicw
Henry Schoenlete
Tee Henry Irwin
L. Edwards
Benjamin P. Morris
Kent
Fatal infection ends life of Atlantic Highlands boy
Frederick Stryker twelve died after a fever sore led to blood poisoning and gangrene. He was cared for at home then placed in retirement as doctors warned his condition worsened. Services were held from his late home with burial at Bay View Cemetery. He left six brothers and one sister and was mourned by friends and neighbors.
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Atlantic Highlands
Frederick Stryker
Wilson Stryker
South Avenue
John H. van Mater
Shechee
E Sa Clark Marten
T 1St Church of Sees
Donald
William Linden
Anthony Rossi
Arthur Layton
Bay View Cemetery
Amzi M. Postap & Soh
William
Charles
George
Sterling
Raymond
Joseph
Mabel
Lakewood to Build Large Memorial Hospital and Nurses Home
George J. Gould and partners plan a multi section hospital costing about 200000 near the Lakewood Hotel, funded by land donated by Captain A. M. Bradshaw. The Kumbesli Memorial Hospital will honor Dr. Paul T. Kimball and include a nurses home to support active duty nurses.
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Lakewood
George J. Gould
A. M. Bradshaw
Mr. Gould
Paul Rather
H.L. Herbert
L. B. Stillwell
George Pales Baker
Dine and Theatre Visit for Railroad Supt Berry
Superintendent L. W. Berry of the New York and Long Branch Railroad was hosted to a complimentary dinner at Little Hungary in New York and toured Procter's theatre, Hotel Astor, and a theatre train ride. Guests included W. G. Bester, W. C. Hope, C. O. McPaddin, P. Hall Packer, and Charles L. Bawards.
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L. W. Berry
New York & Long Branch
Little
Hungary
New York
Procter’s
Hotel Astor
W. G. Bester
W. C. Hope
Hon
C. R. Re
C. 0. McPaddin
New York 4
Longs Branch
P. Hall Packer
Sea’ Bright
L and
Charles L. Bawards
Weather Bureau Forecast Thiry Six Hours
Weather Bureau forecast issued for thirty six hours ending Wednesday evening. Temperature to drop tonight with colder conditions. Brisk west and north wind expected.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Death toll in N Y Central power house explosion rises
News reports from New York indicate the death toll from the New York Central power house explosion may exceed ten with twelve employees missing and several others gravely injured. Investigations underway include actions by District Attorney Whitman and coroner boards as investigators seek to fix responsibility.
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New York
New York Central
Whitman
Spence
Wittin C. Brown
The
Er House
Coxington Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Board of Coroners
Driscoll
Albert Seagroat
Rebuilt Independent fire engine certified by City Council
The rebuilt La France fire engine, now at Third Avenue headquarters, was tested and accepted by the City Council's finance and water committees. The test showed 20 percent better performance than required despite low air pressure and coal quality issues. The engine’s boiler and overall workmanship earned unanimous approval.
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Third Avenue
Fin and Water Committee
Ensine Hashiback Soom
Tts Sa
Peperbarn
la France
LaFrance
Feand Af
Enginder Jeste
Farmers Institute at Red Bank Shares Practical Crop Advice
A winter Farmers Institute session at the Borough Hall Red Bank drew farmers and wives, with speakers from Riverhead and Marlton detailing disease control, pruning, and fertilization. Methods included Bordeaux mixture for asparagus rust and lime sulfur sprays, plus strategic pruning to improve sun and air access.
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State Board of Agriculture
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Franklin Dye
Trenton
F. A. Straine
Riverhead
Sirrine
Charles D. Barton
Marlton
N. J
Mr. Barton
Just in Time For Xmas Giving From A A Vantine Co
We purchased a line of imported samples from A A Vantine Co consisting of chocolate pots tray temp pote bowls nut sets berry diaties and undertakers palmer located on G18 Broadway.
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A. A. Vantine & Co
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Harry Schwartz
William Jones
Foster
Red Men's Mall
Justice Court
Henry Schoenlein
Mr. Jones
Schwartz
Lyceum Court
Hoowever
Grammar School Five
St. James
Reisner Cracks
L. B. Cycle Club
Grammar School Association
Lincroft
Lincroft Baptist Chapel
Edwin MW. Burr
First Baptist Church
Burr
Bing
Missea Mina T
Martin
Sturley Martin
Viola Bowran
Elizabeth Stroker
Eleanor Burr
Waar
Carl Henry
Vis
George Ackermint
Eugene Magee
Alden Mason
Campbell's Junction
Belford
Edward Hendrickson
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son's
Stoeumn's
McFaddin
Red Cross
Limoges
China
Dudley’s
Gort
W. M. Slocum
Daily Record
Gulick
Robert L. Gullick
Branchport Avenue
Davidson
Jos Wi & Son
Broadway
Dudley & Co
Grees
Slocum
Hospital For
Dr. Kimball
N.Y
Mr. Vaughin
Otto
Rhingland Hotel
Weather Bureau Forecast
R. R
Seagroat
Pintech
Lexington Avenue
Joseph Salx
Rede
Recsts
Steamer
Alten
Farmers’ Institute
Red Bark
Jos. Hirschfel & Son's
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