Law mill starts grind two dozen bills pass
Trenton Feb 16. Legislature opened work after sixth week adjournment with both houses approving a dozen bills in the Senate six more out of committee and Assembly fifteen. Key measures include white slave penalties dose tax act changes and clerk salary in Cape May plus police tenure shifts and a chestnut neck monument appropriation. Mayors conference drafts to audit municipal accounts and Sunday liquor sales considered.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Assembly
Court of Common Pleas
Cumberland County
Senator Hand
Cape May
Vredenburgh
Monmouth
Ocean
Thompson
Edge
Chestnut Neck
New Jersey State Hospital
Common Council
House
Common Pleas Court
Boards of Health
Board of Freeholders
Mr. Brown
Health Board Act
Board of Health
Death of West End resident Alexander Hyndsman
Alexander Hyndsman a longtime West End resident and former teamster died at his Avery Avenue home after a prolonged illness in his 48th year leaving a wife six children and one sister Funeral services will be held at his house Thursday and St James Church Interment at Greenlawn cemetery Also noted Lyceum league game Neptune High School versus Chartles and a Purim ball by the Hebrew Benevolent Society with J Piomai Weat's orchestra scheduled at Townley Hall on March 22.
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West End
City
Avery Ave
Alexander Hyndsman
Avery Avenue
William
George
Albert
Alexander
Cassie
Jennie
Benjamin van Huel
West End Engine Company
St. James Church
William H. Morris, Jr
Greenlawn Cemetery
Lyceum
Neptune High School
Chariles
Chartles
Ice Boat Season Ends At Long Branch Club
After an excellent season ice boats are being hauled from the Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club and the South Shrewsbury Club has also completed races and began taking boats off. A new cooling system costing about five thousand dollars will replace ice for cooling at Swift Beef Company houses in Long Branch and Asbury Park, with machinery expected soon.
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Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club
South Shrewsbury Club
R. H W. Hughes
Swift Beef Company
Long Branch
Asbury Park
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Atlantic Avenue
Advertised Letters and Local Notices at Long Branch Post Office
Advertised letters for the week ending February 12 include Ahk eour Czaptyk Wagner s Factory Fuller Gardner Obie Goble Bros Green Hammond Hall Mildreth Holmes Isaacs Johnson Mumford Megr United Hotel Woolley Lyceum Club rehearsing a rural drama In Old Maine set for March 17 Firemen s Relief Meeting noted at City Hall February Jie Honest Coal promotion from G VanNote Co urges burning it to avoid daily clinker removal.
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Long Branch
George Ahkeour
Anna Czaptyk
Wagners Pactory
Isiah Fuller
Grace Gardner
F. J. Obie
Goble Bros
Curtis Green
A. Hammond
Jennie Hall
Annie L. Mildreth
Caroline Holmes
Marguerite Isaacs
Lizzie Johnson
H. Mumford
Mra. F
Lyceum Club
Lyceum Dramatic Club
Old Maine
Lyceum
St. Patrick’s Day
Long Branch Firemen's Relief Association
Recorder's Court Room
City Hall
At & O'Clock
Great Ice Racing Meet At Saranac Lake Features Top Skaters
Morris Wood of Long Branch Johnny Nilsson Norval Baptie Pete Sinnirud and Gib Bellefulle to race in Saranac Lake New York mid March in a round robin series over distances up to ten miles. The winner earns the United States champion title. Strong field expected to draw national attention.
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Morris Wood
Nilsson
Baptie
Saranac Lake
N. W
America
Long Branch
Johnny Nilsson
Norval Baptie
Pete Sinnirud
Gib Bellefulle
Steel Blades
United States
Svnnbud
Bellefulle
Wood
Heptasophs Install Officers and Feast in Long Branch
Long Branch Conclave No. 662 of the Improved Order of Heptasophs held its annual installation of officers at 7:30 with District Deputy Archon Hf. H. Heath of Asbury Park officiating. The 1916 slate included Archon John H. Davin Jr and Past Archon John G. Sexton among others. Following the ceremony members attended a banquet at Newing's Hotel, served from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event, described as the best banquet yet, featured a formal menu and ornate toasts planning by Past Archon Sexton, then closed with remarks praising the hostelry.
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Long Branch
Newing
Hf. H. Heath
O' Asbury Park
John G. Sexton
John H. Davin
Thelbert Edwards
George W. West
Edwin L. Reed
Edward J. Lacour
Charles A. Blaisdell
Val. C. Silva
Bernard Mulligan
Sentinel
George W. van Gelder
Edward B. Blaisdell
Newing’s
J.G. Sexton
Ueapton
Startling Albany Bribe Developments Revealed in Senate Panel
Startling developments at Albany sessions reveal sweeping investigations into bribery tied to Republican party funds. The senate committee considers a joint probe into corruption across legislators, with admissions about bridge company funds and donations to the state committee.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
Che Witete
Dgainat Renattor
J. Mayhew Wallwright
Westchester County
Benn Concer
Josiah T. Newcomb
New York
Groton Bridge Company
Grady
Newcomb
Species Committee
Allés
Winl
Cocker
Enntor
Renton
Gonger
Weather Indications for Tonight and Thursday
Weather indications show rain tonight with possible snow and colder air. Northeast winds shift to northwest and north speeds increasing, bringing unsettled conditions across the region.
Two Bishops Attend Senator Smith’s Wife Funeral in Newark
Catholic clergy from Monmouth county attended the funeral of Senator Smith’s wife in St. Patrick’s Cathedral Newark. A solemn high mass of requiem was sung by the Cathedral choir and quartet with Mon Signor Whelan celebrating assisted by deacon subdeacon and master of ceremonies. Rt Rev Bishops J Connor and McFaul were present. interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Newark.
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Monmouth County
William 2. Cantwell
Star of the Sea Church
Richard A. Crean
St. Michael’s Church
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre
Newark
Miss Agnes Edwards 26 Dies After Rheumatism and Heart Trouble
Miss Agnes Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Asbury Edwards of 111 Seventh avenue died at 12:25 last night after weeks of rheumatism and heart trouble. She was bookkeeper at Dr O A Clark Broadway office and survived by her parents and brother Aaron. Funeral Saturday at two from the house then 230 from St Luke's M B Church. Burial at West Long Branch.
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Agnes Edwards
Asbury Edwards
Seventh Avenue
Miss Edwards
O. A. Clark
St. Luke's
J. G. Reed
West
Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Edwards
St. Luke's M. &. Church
William H. Riddle
Luke's Choir Association
Fragmented ad copy seeking sundries and tobacco items
A damaged OCR fragment shows advertisements for paints, sundries, and tobacco products offered at various prices and branches. Names like J J Garrabrant and Lord Stir-iMagic appear, with stray phrases about cigars and promotions, plus a garbled date or code at the end.
U S Arranges for Collection of New Taxes in New Jersey
The U S Commissioner of Internal Revenue directs collectors in federal districts to remind corporations and insurance firms subject to the 1909 act of the March 1 1910 deadline to file 1909 gross and net income returns with penalties for noncompliance. Over a hundred corporations operate in Long Branch and have received blanks. those not reached should apply to avoid penalties.
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U. S
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Long Branch
Dodd Dogs Win at Westminster Show in New York
Dodd's White Star Kennels won multiple prizes at the Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden on the 9th. White Star Girl took Champion and first in open class with reserve in winners. White Star Barry won special prizes. The show drew 78 St Bernards, and Watching Leo placed third in the limit class. Judge Miss A A Whitney, a Garden veteran of over twenty years, praised the quality of the dogs.
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A. A. Whitney
Two I f s in the way of divorce suit in New Jersey
Ida L Hag gerty of Asbury Park testifies before Vice Chancellor Walker in her suit for support against her husband Thomas A Hag gerty. She says his drinking caused cruelty and desertion while they lived apart. he counters with a cross bill for divorce. She notes liquor available in Asbury Park and Jersey City.
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Trenton
N. J
Ida L. Haggerty
Asbury Park
Walker
Thomas A. Hagerty
Haggerty
Jersey City
Nya
Mrs. Haggerty
Ben
Waneta Council Entertains Social Evening at Red Men’s Hall
Waneta Council D of P held a social evening at Red Men's Hall last night with about 100 attendees. Card playing and refreshments provided the main entertainment, fifteen tables were needed, and twenty-four awards were distributed at the close. The ladies organized the event with warm hospitality and plans for future similar evenings.
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Waneta
Red Men's Hall
Gordial
Mrs Harper Visited New York Return From Illness
Mrs. Harper wife of William D Harper superintendent of Monmouth Memorial Hospital spent winter in New York. She fell several weeks ago and was severely injured but has since recovered during her stay here yesterday.
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William D. Harper
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
New York
Adopt Plans For New School Building
A special Board of Education meeting at the High School approved interior changes to the proposed new school to reduce costs. Exterior design remains. plans and specifications will be ready for bidders within thirty days. Estimated cost about $70,000 not including heating, ventilating, and furnishing.
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Board of Education
Back From Texas Thurston Returns From Houston
R D Thurston, a well known athlete who won a prize at the bleai meet last August, returned Friday from Houston Texas where he has spent the winter. He is now stopping with his grandfather on Ocean Avenue.
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R. D. Thurston
Houston
Tex
Ocean Avenue
Wall Paper Sale Ad at Branchport Paint and Wall Paper Store
Local ad announces over 600 dollars worth of wallpaper reduced by 40 percent to sixty dollars. The note claims wholesale pricing and lists seller J. J. Garrabrant, urging customers to buy while supplies last. The fragment mentions a factory price comparison and a shop in Branchport.
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Branchport
J. J. Garrabrant
Garrabrant to Cut Prices at Branch Port Paint Store
J Garrabrant will close out his stock of wall paper paints and sundries at half price at the Branch Port Paint Wall Paper Store Branchport New Jersey. Sale begins Monday February 21 with reduced store rent listed and inclusion of choice rooms for darn and stable.
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J. Garrabrant
Branchport
N. J
J. J. Garrabrant
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LAW Mill
State Senate
Mayors
Alex Hyndsman
Firemen’s Relief Meeting
G. VanNoce Co
Tor. CG
VanNote Co
Au Crouton
Canapos
Weer Kod Ene, Co
Engine
Alexander Hynde Ten
Howe
Vty
Archon
New York Capital
Alld
Conger
Rep
George A Davis
Ohese
Vdysseid
Jim Ggussner
Groton Tridge Company
Carian
Repubican State Committee
Binghamton
Colonel Dupn
Bemitor Newconh
Finman
Senator Smith
Morniog
Hiram Slocum, Jr
Jong Branch
Wie
Branchport Taint
J.J. Garrabrant
Dodd Dogs
White Star
Big Madison Square Garden
Carley
Wilbur F. Carley
Bazley & Burns
Rose Mary Cooper
Edmund Cooper
Joline Avenue
Awbury Smallwood
White Ridge Cemetery
Oliver Smallwood
Clarence Covert
Eaton Town
Fair Haven
Georgellenburg
Pearl Street
Harold Jones
Catherine Wilber
Michael Weir
Battin Road
Alfred Hendrickson
Arthur, Kettel
Mrs. Behumann
Kem Avenue
John Minton
Muller Street
Raphet Charen
Indy
Chelsea Rink
Waneta Council
Mrs. Harper
Texas
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