Long Branch Pier and Land Company Incorporation
Articles filed with Hudson County Clerk establish the Long Branch Pier and Land Company with $1,500,000 capital to develop real estate, construct piers, and license amusements on piers in Jersey City. Incorporators: George Thompson Bernard I. Kamen and A Mungon of 34 Nassau Street. The City Council plans to consider an ordinance for the project next Monday, with meetings and invitations extended to Beach and Park Commission and a property holders association.
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Hudson
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
George Thompson
Bernard I. Kamen
A. ©. Mungon
Nassau Street
James ©. Ewing
Pittsburgh
Penn
Ocean Park
Ocean Pier
Long Branch Property Holders Association
Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Ewing
Pennsylvania
Hotel and Club News
Philadelphia
Long Branch
United States
Pittsburg Syndicate
Na- Niello
Lent Arrives Next Wednesday Across Catholic and Episcopal Churches
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent observed strictly by Catholics and Episcopalians. Meat is forbidden on Wednesdays and Fridays. Cardinal Gibbons set regulations to be read in archdiocese churches. Shrove Tuesday precedes Lent with pancake Tuesday noted in orthodox homes. Clergy wear somber vestments until Easter. laity forego amusements and vow sacrifices.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Gisriel to Leave Eatontown Church Post
Rev Gisriel assigned to the Eatontown and Tinton Falls charge will seek a new pulpit at the Atlantic City conference next month. The fourth quarterly conference led by Ocean Grove DS Rev Dr John Kandley reported the charge financially and spiritually sound. Gisriel plans to remain in the New Brunswick District. Eatontown’s church has produced notable preachers including Rev Dr Thomas O Hanlon as the first pastor.
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W. Gisriel
Eatontown
Tinton Falls
John Kandley
Ocean Grove
Gigriel
Atlantic City
Gisrel
New Brunswick
Thomas O'Hanlon
Sunday church installation and sermons at Simpson Church
Sunday morning at Simpson Church features public installation of Sunday school officers and teachers followed by Holy Communion led by the pastor with Rev. A D McCloskey and Rev Weatherby. McCloskey to discuss the lesson gist, Florence Reid to lead the League service on How to Watch, and evening sermon on Some Modern Excuses for Not Becoming a Christian. Mrs Coutzens to sing at both services and direct the choir.
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Simpson Church
A. D. McCloskey
Weatherby
Florence Reid
Two nabbed for jewel theft and trials in court
Court day featured one trial of Frank Marble for assault with intent to kill as jurors heard testimony from Hendrickson Dugan and others. Police later recovered Mrs. West jewelry after detective work leading to William Holmes known as Black Diamond and Himmelstein and planned recovery efforts continue.
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Peson
Frank Marble
Atlantic Township
Gilbert C. Hendrickson
James Dugan
Mr. Marble
Mr. Hendrickson
Catharine Dugan
Mary Dugan
Marble
John P. Lioyd
Matawan
A. J. C. Stokes
Freehold
Vredenburgh
George Kelly
Norman Hardy
Raritan Township
Annie Hurley
Atkins Avenue
Asbury Park
The
Highlands
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Thomas P. Fay
Foster
Conklin
Tower Court
Prman West
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
West
Watling
New York
Abraham Himmelstein
Cooper Avenue
Himmelstein
Walling
van Doren
Red Cross Appeal for Paris Flood Relief Urges Quick Donations
The American National Red Cross asks for prompt contributions for flood victims in Paris. Send to Honorable Daniel Voorhees, treasurer, New Jersey State Branch, in Trenton, to be forwarded to Washington. Credit New Jersey donations to the state. Also mentions clothing sales and wallpaper stock notices, and a Rockwood versus Orioles basketball game at the Lyceum on February s.
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American National Red Cross
Paris
New Jersey
American National Red Gross
Daniel 5. Voorhees
Trenton
N. J
National Red Cross
Washington, D.C
Weather and notices tease upcoming events and ads
Pair tonight and Saturday with brisk NW W winds. See ad on page five. Dance with champions at the Lyceum after the big game on Feb 6. Public sale of old bridge plank on Atlantic Ave bridge Friday at 2 pm. Theatre program praises Nat Nolan and local acts. Small men wanted for Goldstein's clothes sale with bargain prices.
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Goldstein's
Lyceum
Sat
Atlantic Ave
Wm. B. Conover
Matthias Woolley
Goldstein
Long Branch Beautiful Heard At Hotel Alcazar
A coastal New Jersey song Long Branch Beautiful by Mrs. L. Henry Cobb was premiered in St. Augustine Florida at Hotel Alcazar Sunday night. It featured the White and Gold Band and drew praise from Joe Egan Lester Havens Charles Ker and Oakley Mance. The report notes wintering Long Branch residents and a bishop’s diocesan anniversary observance in Trenton. It mentions retail promotions by Frey Harris and Goldstein's and a local basketball preview with Sacred Heart Cadets and Knights of St. James.
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Long Branch Beautiful
Howland Opera in New York Tuesday at New Amsterdam
Howland presents the opera Sarrona at the New Amsterdam theatre with Miss Crichton English prima donna alternating with Miss Cain in America. The cast includes Lether Ferrahini as Phylene, Mr Bai as tenor, Signor Pimaroni baritone, Mrs De Coster Brown prologue, and Maestro Jacci conducting. A large company and orchestra accompany, with plans for additional works by American composers and details on Howland's background and patronesses.
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New York
Legrand Howland
Sarrona
New Amsterdam Theatre
Accademy of Music Company
Chichton
London
Convent Garden
Lyric
Ysolde
America
Margaret Cain
Jacchi
Italy
Mastzer
New York World
Toscanini
Metropolitan
Howland
Bruges
Florence
Margaret Calvn
Austria
Long Branch
H. W. Howland
Asbury Park
Union Avenue
Henry Howland
Howland Hotel
John A. Howland
Ely
New York Times
Samuel Untermeyer
W. T. Colbrun
William Perry
Ben Ali Haggin
Emma Thursby
Mme
Milka Ternena
Frederick Townsend Martin
Bradley Martin
Metz
Court of Errors overturns civil service ruling in North Jersey
The Court of Errors and Appeals reverses the Supreme Court and overturns the civil service law, affecting thousands of city and county employees in Newark New Brunswick and Elizabeth who had protection. State employee civil service remains unaffected.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
North Jersey
Civil Service
Newark
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Civil Service Act
William A Shoemaker Dead In New Jersey Township
William A Shoemaker of Shrewsbury died at eleven o'clock this morning from acute indigestion and stomach trouble after sickness starting Tuesday night at an architect's office in Red Bank. Born July 28 1876 at Deal Beach he was husband to Bertha King and father of a two year old daughter. He leaves a brother A Holmes Shoemaker of Shrewsbury and his widow with a large local architectural practice in Red Bank. Funeral is Monday at two from his late home on Broad Street near the trolley track.
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James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
William F. Durham
Samuel ‘S
Sleeper Camp
No. 16
Red Bank
Arthur L. Wymbs
Clinton F. Eliott
E. M. Wise
Charles O. McFaddin
Edward §. Lacour, Jr
Henry Wingert, Jr
James Campbell, Jr
Anderson Case
W. K. Campbell
Daniel Doran
Edwin L. Reed
J. C. Schenck
Beavrer
George Yetman
Frank M. Flinn
J. R. Bailey
John Havens
Alex Brown
Charles E. Morris
Edward E. Lacour
J. B.linn
James Campbell
Henry Wingert
Howard A. Brinley
George H. Green
Joe” van Derveer
Sam
Joe
Morris Post
Tetley
Southland
Shrewsbury
John van Note
William A. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Deal Beach
Jacob Shoemaker
Bertha King
Benjamin J. King
Little Silver
A. Holmes Shoemaker
Tintern Manor Water Company
Long Branch
Broad Street
Shoemaker
Chattle High School
J. F. Brannel
Clarence Smith
Shrewsbury Township
Lodges to Celebrate Milestones in Long Branch
Two Long Branch lodges plan anniversary events tonight. Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 21 will mark 40 years in Odd Fellows Hall with grand officers and visitors present and Elizabeth Packer to install 1910 officers. Takanasse Tribe No. 168 will celebrate 18 years with a dance and reception at the Lyceum, followed by banquets.
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Arfoch Rebekah Degree Lodge
Odd Fellows
Takanasse Tribe
Lyceum
Grand Lodge
Elizabeth Packer
Bex Bright
Butcher New Clerk in Collector's Office After Race
In Monmouth County politics, C Asa Francis defeated Edmund Rue for county collector. Richard W Herbert of Marlboro will name Rue's successor and Frederick D Butcher of Marlboro now sits at Rue's desk while Francis and Butcher study office dates. Local ads promote Honest Coal Lang's candy and other items in Red Bank.
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Butcher
C. Asa Francis
Monmouth County
Richard W. Herbert
Marlboro
Edmund
Rue
Frederick D. Butcher
Marlsboro
National Freehold Banking Company
Francis
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WarNote Co
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oTtazer
Mortis
Nagro
Asbury
G. A. R. Post
Golden
L. B. Ld
Wif
RockWood
Orioles
Gass
C. G. VanNote Co
L. B
Lang
Nat Nolan
Ieat
Wheeler
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Em‘belovers
Tel
Wtf
John Scarbor
Hugh
Christ P. J. Church
Harris
Sacred Heart Cadets
Knights of St. James
Banty” Marshall
Rookwood
Frey
Lord Stirling
Howland Opera
Long Branch Boy
Fred Wilson
Foxes’ Lodge
Andrew Freedman
Tower Hill Avenue
Freedman
Frank L. lSmin
Ralph Sickles
Sickles
Speciatl
Jie Pr
Independent League
Court OF Appeals
Long
Arloch Rebekah
Takanasse
C. G
Washington and
Lincoln
Dudley & Go
Lang's
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