Governor Delays Appointments Amid Senate Standstill
State House, Trenton, Feb 1. Indications point to renewed hostilities between the governor and the Legislature as a batch of appointments is stalled. The governor’s absence due to a severe cold delays nominations, leaving successors to David Baird and others in limbo. Senate defeats and holds ups signal a deep rift, while new bills related to groceries storage and Sunday hotel sales stir further contention.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Govner
Fort
David Baird
Carl Lentz
Vredenburgh
Frelinghuysen
Bradley
David
Baird
Senate
Jas. F. Clark
Judiciary Committee
George L. Records
New Jersey
J. Ward Richardson
Cumberland
Isaac T. Nichols
Committee On Judiciary
Richardson
Wilton Bil
Peter H. James
Hudson
Beef Trust
State Board of
Iaith
Wilson
Dependency and Crime Commission
Atlantic City
Coast
New
SUITCASES FOUND AND THIEF ALARMED IN BELMONT CASE
Two kept items recovered in the city: Miss Clara Jeffrey’s stage suitcase, last seen from Central depot, was returned to her via Frank Layton after patrolman Harvey retrieved it. A lace sample case taken from Jacob Steinbach’s Broadway storefront was found discarded near the Atlantic engine house after the thief examined its contents. Belmont avenue was used in the escape. Snooker event noted at Eatontown firehouse with Ward Demarest and William Cogan providing music.
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Clara Jeffrey
Sixth Avenue
Central Depot
City Hall
Frank Layton
North Fifth Avenue
Layton
Captain Layton
Harvey
Fifth Avenue
Jacob Steinbach
Broadway
Atlantic
Belmont Avenue
Messrs
McMahon
Local notices skim through Eatontown and Shrewsbury items
Residents return from Florida health visit as Ronard Borthwick restarts life on Lewis street Eatontown. A Shrewsbury house on Sycamore avenue will move to a vacant lot owned by Mr Wright of New York, former owner Mrs J Bell. Wright & Brown brokers handle moving supplies. Demarest exits home for fresh air. Eisner sells drug store at Shrewsbury and Locust. Cooper Jr assisted by son J Oakley Cooper. Sample recovers to janitorial duties at public school. G W McKellip advertises moving and trucking services. Card thanks for sympathy after mother’s death. Goldstein’s Wednesday sale ad. old bridge plank public sale on Atlantic Ave Friday noon. Com. Wm B Conover and Mathias Woolley. Furnished rooms and boarding at Second Ave. 25-26
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Shrewsbury House
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Wright
New York
J. Bell
Wright & Brown
Wall Street
George W. Eisner
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Basted Cooper, Jr
Broad Street
Mr. Cooper
J. Oakley Cooper
Atlantic Ave
Wm. B. Conover
Matthi
Woolley. Com
State Plans Use School Funds In New Budget Estimate
Trenton, Feb. 1 New Jersey lawmakers received a financial statement from State Comptroller Henry J. West detailing the cost of state government for the next fiscal year and supplemental appropriations for the balance of the current year. The supplemental estimate is 1,200,84.08 and the current year ending Oct 31, 1911 is 8,140,920. The two figures total 6,341,790.87. The next fiscal year shows an increase of 895,935.47 over the present year, but a decrease of 2,033,60.64 compared with 1909 due largely to railroad tax diversions for school purposes.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Henry J. West
Hazel L leads in tight Board of Trade cup race
In a northeast wind over soft ice the Trazel and Drub battled for the Board of Trade cup yesterday. Hazel L. led after five miles and finished a boat length ahead, with the Drub close behind as the pair finished in 64 03 despite the soft finish delay. Isabel also competed, piloted by Walter Content, starting strong before Hazel L. overtook.
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Trazel
Drub
Drab
Amit
Hazel L
Walter Content
Isabel
Comet blamed for floods as Europe faces deluge fears
A Venice dispatch notes floods subsiding in Italy and canals drying while Europeans link the Europe spanning inundation to Halley’s comet. Italian papers cite a distant comet influence and warn of another world wide flood, with Halley’s to compete for the Morrig Cup in a local knights event amid a scheduling mix up.
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London
Venice
Europe
Mr Shield Heads South on Baltimore Trip
Reverend Frederick K Shield pastor of the First Reformed Church left this morning for Baltimore. He will remain a week in the Monument city and return home brief.
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Mr. Shield
Frederick K. Shield
First Reformed Church
Baltimore
Monument City
Annual Charity Ball for Monmouth Memorial Hospital
The Lyceum hosts the annual charity ball to aid Monmouth Memorial Hospital with reception and dance led by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The event, aimed at making it the society’s best ever, attracts many out of town guests and prominent attendees.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lyceum
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ocean Park lease plan discussed at special council meet
City Council held a special session to consider James C. Ewing’s bid to lease ocean lands and build a pier at Ocean Park. The second reading is set for Monday, with Friday talks planned among city officials, the Long Branch Property Holders Association, Beach and Park Commission, and the applicant’s representatives. The association urged a stronger bond requirement and clearer terms to protect city finances while pursuing revenue in a twenty year lease.
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Forrest Green
James C. Ewing
Ocean Park
Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Beach and Park Commission
Ewing
Property Holders’ Association
Mayer, McFaddin
Deeves
Board of Trade
City Council
League
Weather Indications For Wednesday Winds and Tides
Weather indications describe moderate north to west winds on Wednesday with variable conditions. The notice mentions careful monitoring of possibilities at Goldstein's tomorrow.
Congressmen Scared About Next Election
Washington February 1 Republicans in Congress discuss the looming campaign. Leaders want to finish work by May with adjournment near midmonth. Camden’s Loudenelager prepares Chicago headquarters for the fall fight as fears of a reduced majority grow due to high food prices and tariff backlash. Postmaster Van Scholck's term near end. James R. Rice seeks succession but Van Scholck may be renewed for satisfactory service.
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Washington
Congress
Loudenelager
Ot Camden
Chicago
J. P. van Scholck
Manasquan
Monmouth County
James R. Rice
van Schoick
Ofice
Voorhees Re-elected Treasurer in New Jersey
Voorhees, longtime Morris County clerk, was re elected State Treasurer of New Jersey at a joint legislative session with no opposition. The 3 year term pays $6000 annually. Local New York bowling plans feature Long Branch players headed to Morningside Alleys and White Elephant, with World headpin tournament names listed.
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Voorhees
Trenton
N. J
L—Daniel
Morris County
New Jersey
Legislaturfe
W. Bidtwin Florance
New Brundwick
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Democratc
New Yorks
New York
Morningside
Jth Street
White Elephant
Broadway
Goot- Sell
Bennett
Scott
Reid
A. Reid
Taylor
Rudloff
Warwick
George W. Bennett
Brigh ton Avenue Hotel Proprietor Suffering Appendicitis
John Colyard proprietor of the Brigh ton Avenue Hotel fell ill Saturday morning improved Sunday then had another attack yesterday He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where surgeons operated last night for appendicitis It is described as aggravated and the patient remains in serious condition.
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John Colyard
Brighton Avenue Hotel
HM. Shaw
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Pleasant Breese gathering at Morford Avenue home
Mr and Mrs Breese Dnterraim hosted a warm gathering at the Morford avenue home of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Breede on Friday evening. Relatives and new friends enjoyed music games and feasting in a evening described as one of rare pleasure with guests including Mrs William J Vincent Percy Cranmer Mrs C H Hall two children Albert and Charles Mrs C B Wilbur Mrs Sherwood Rayre and two children Dorothy and Margery John Bresse Miss Mary Hangen Miss Gindya Sutphen Miss Eisie Shury Miss Mable Wood Miss Pearl Breese Frank Haagen George Wood George Breese Earl and Kenneth Breese.
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Breese
Morford Avenue
Ellsworth Breede
William &J. Vincent
New York
Percy Cranmer
Barnegat
H. Hall
Albert
Charles
C. B. Wilbur
Sherwood Rayre
Dorothy
Margery
John Bresse
Mary Hangen
Gindya Sutphen
Eisie Shury
Mable Wood
Pearl Breese
Frank Haagen
George Wood
George Breese
Earl
Kenneth Breese
Funeral for Joseph Lewis Jr. in Long Branch draws large crowd
At the funeral yesterday the junkman Joseph Lewis Jr. was well known in Long Branch. Over five hundred people attended and two hundred or more followed the remains to the avenue. During interment a small silver cane was thrown at the grave.
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Joseph Lewis, Jr
Long Branch
Methodist pastors to be returned in Long Branch year
Indications point to renewal of all Methodist pastors in Long Branch for another year. At Asbury M E Church Rev Albert J Bateshardt invited back. First M E West Long Branch Rev Curwen B Fisher invited back. St Luke's M E Church reports strong finances and stable growth. Dr Reed invited to return for fourth year. Sunday school healthy with 920 members. Several other pastors also expected to return. Sailboat race results and upcoming events described, including Eagle and Hazel L. leading series.
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Long Branch
Atlantic City
Iselx Kane
Asbury M. & Church
Albert J. Fateshardt
Ol First M. BE. Church
West Long Branch
Curwen B. Fisher
Simipson Memorial M. EB
Mandley
C. O. McFaddin
Nathan
Stanley Cranmer
St. Luke's M
Reed
A.T. Stone
Bennett
J. Ward Gamnette
Ben Bright M. B
Harry A. Relyea
Oakhurst M. MK
8. W. Gisligi
Hatontown
G. T. Hillman
Oceanport
Relyea
Daly Club Stable Remodeled Into Livery with Living Rooms
Chris Caster purchased the large atable on the former Phil Daly Club property and moved it to Tot on Second avenue, converting the building into a livery with fourteen living rooms on the second floor. Thomas Egan of Westnd Long Branch begins repapering the interior and repainting the exterior, with remodeling of the Ocean avenue store to follow.
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Daly Club
Chris Caster
Phil Daly
Second Avenue
Thomas Egan
Westnd
Long Branch
Mr. Coster
Ocean Avenue
Ten New Trade Board Members Elected at Adjourned Meeting
Ten new members were elected to the Board of Trade after last night's adjourned meeting. Proposals came from the secretary, Louis Miller, President Sratton, and Philip L. Cohen, naming Charles A. Wimptheimer Alvin 8. Davis W. Elwood Jeffrey Sonn C. Disbrow Louis Victor Katn Louie Rothenberg B. Drummond Woolley Dr. Paul Kawn Robert Zimmerman and Fred P. Wilcox. Also notes Eatontown resident Mrs Edward Carlile is housebound with a grip. Goldstein's advertises a February March clearance sale on high grade groceries with 25 to 80 percent savings for housekeepers.
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Trade Board
Board of Trade
Terrtary
Louis Miller
Sratton
Philip L. Cohen
Charles A. Wimptheimer
Alvin 8. Davis
W. Elwood Jeffrey
Sonn C. Disbrow
Louis Victor Katn
Louie Rothenberg
B. Drummond Woolley
Paul Kawn
Robert Zimmerman
Fred P. Wilcox
Road Race Between Colts Neck and Long Branch Scheduled
The annual road race between Colts Neck and Long Branch is set for Tuesday, March 1. Entries are received by Henry A. Muhlenbrink at his feet store on Broadway and Branchport avenue. Expect several shelters to be received. the winner will receive a handsome prize. Mrs. Conover Dead, funeral set after a Somerville death at 76.
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Colts Neck
Long Branch
Henry A. Muhlenbrink
Broadway
Branchport Avenue
Iemet Shetteres
Kensington Park School Break‑In Reported
A Kensington Park School incident notes that unknown individuals broke into the schoolhouse last Friday evening and remained overnight. They reportedly departed with the surplus lead pencils and penholders from the teacher’s desk.
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Kensington Park
South Shrewahery Club Meeting Preview
Members of the South Shews bury Ice Boat and Yacht Club are urged to attend their regular evening gathering at the avenue club house. Important club matters and winter sports will be discussed, with participation requested from attendees.
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South Shrewahery Club
South Shewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club
At Avenue Club
Witter
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Goldstein
Thor
Steinbach
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
M- Walmere
Broadwar
L. B
Eatontown
Hook and Ladder Company
Ward Demarest
William Cogan
Florida
Ronard Borthwick
Lewis Street
Palm Beach
Demarest
South Eatontown
Robert Sample
rEdfohntown
G. W. McKellip
Oceanport Ave
Nghien
J. H. Sculthorpe
Second Ave
Hazel L. Led
Hasley
Spring Lake
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Asbury Park
Spring Lake Castle
Wave & Pretty
Burbage
Kalon
Water Bros
Deal Lake
Atlantic Coast
Eighth Avenue
Goldstein's
Lord Wear
Éigar
EAGLE
Shrewsbury Club
Green Ice
J. B. Green
William R. Joline
Hazel
Ragie
J. &. Green
Riddle
Haze L
William RB
Joline
Asher ~ Wardell
Drob
Bawin Fleldex
Éwher
Frank van Brunt
Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Robert Wilson
Isapel
B-Content
Clarel
Jack Frost
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Wemae
Edward Carlile
Railroad Avenue
Scobey & Co
Me. Conover
Long Branch Conneil
No. 248
Jr. C
A. M
J. N. VanHorn
Port Ave
Eateck
A. F. Gellet
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