Scenic Railway Planned for Ocean Park in 1911
Ocean Park prepares a first class scenic railway to open by mid June under H W Piper of Pittsburg. The project includes an Old Homestead cherry-go-round and other attractions, with a lumber contract totaling 200000 feet. Work on the new pier resumes March 1 under Ocean Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Construction Company
Ocean Park
H. W. Piper
Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Smoky City
Pipey
Chandler & Maps
Unique Church Feature Promises Men Chorus at St Luke's
More than ninety-nine men will sing Ninety and Nine at St Luke's M E Church tomorrow night. Dr George H Neal conceived the service with men ushers joining the choir and women filling their places. He invites all to attend. the event is described as specially interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s M. E
George H. Neal
Dr. Neal
Washington's Birthday Shoot At Long Branch Club
Members of the Long Branch Club plan an all day shoot on Washington's birthday with invited gunners and professional trap shooters. Sweepstakes and prize contests include a gold watch. tar gets provided and refreshments will be served on the grounds.
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Long Branch
Washington
Red Bank Man Buys Broad Street House
Lemuel Keteham of Red Bank purchases the Smock house on Broad Street from W. A. Hopping. Formerly linked to Frederick JF Gardner of the Bhore Electric Company, the sale relocates Keteham who plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Keteham
Red Bank
Broad Street
Frederick JF. Gardner
Bhore Electric Company
W. A. Hopping
Mr. Keteham
Mr Hyer Improves After Illness At Lakewood
Red Bank undertaker B Hyer formerly of Hyer and Flock has been seriously ill for months. He is regaining strength at Lakewood with his sister and traveled by car from Clifton Avenue last June to his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arounp B. Hyer
Red Bank
Hyer & Flock
Lakewood
Clifton ‘Avenue
Back From European Toys and Miss Stelle’s New Ties
Miss J M Stelle recently returned from a three year voyage touring Europe and has been a guest of Council A and Mrs A Taylor's residence on Rockwell avenue. She has had no permanent abode since giving up her Washington D C residence and remains an extensive traveler seeking variety in scenery and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stelle
Sbere
Councila
A. Taylor
Sea Bright Spite Fence War Escalates Over Rumson Road Sign
James H. Allgor asked Sea Bright Mayor C V Shropshire for a concealed weapon permit after claiming threats from white caps over his Rumson road spite fence. The mayor refused citing safety concerns. Allgor appeared with a revolver in Ben Bright, while investigations into the anonymous threat continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumson Road
James H. Allgor
C. V. Shropshire
Sea Bright
Shropshire
Allgor
Ben Bright
Allger
John @. Foster
Applegate
Shrop- Shire
Aligor
Sign Board
Sea Brigat
Rumson
Freehold
Supreme Court
Renton
Young Man Constration Victim Dies in Lincoln Place Home
Herbert Lewis a young colored former employee of A. M. Townley & Co. hardware merchants died at his Lincoln Place home at 11 10 last night after a three month illness. He was in his last year and a birthday neared. Tuberculosis followed six months of falling illness. Funeral services Monday at 1 30 and 2 from Trinity AME Church Rev Ashley officiating. Interment White Ridge cemetery under Wm H Morris. Also notices for Harry W Bennett funeral and Dr Charles J Gremer named Metropolitan Life examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lewis
A. M. Townley & Co
Lincoln Place
Toner
Lie
Trinity A
Ashley
Wm. H. Morris
White Ridge Cemetery
Harry W. Bennett
Branchport Avenue
Bennett Homestead
Branchport Wyenhe
George H. Neal
Hag
Beeh
Red Bank
Robinson
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Charles F. Morris
Hall Cottage Erection in Long Branch Avenue
Tabor plans a two story cottage for John A Hall and Anna A Hall at Long Branch avenue. Chandler, Maps supplies materials. Jacob Steinbach shoe sale underway today and Monday offering shoes from $1.45 to $3.50. Phil Daly presents Ball Lyceum on February 22. 40048
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Phil Daly
Lyceum
Emmons Case in U S Court Seeks 20000 Damages
Orion 8 Tabor as administrator of Edward H Emmons seeks $20,000 in the United States Circuit Court at Trenton against the Central Railroad of New Jersey for a fatal January 1909 collision at Red Bank. Emmons, a Long Branch resident and Central Railroad flagman, was killed. his widow died of pneumonia leaving children. The suit claims interstate commerce liability despite employee negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trenton
Orion
Tabor
Edward H. Emmons
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Emmons
Long Branch
Central Railroad Company
Red Bank
Monmouth County
Wilbur A. Heisley
Asbury Park
Orion 8
Congress
Buildings Unfit For Residence Warned By Health Inspector
Long Branch sanitary inspector James Milmore told the board of health that three properties on Ocean avenue Secona avenue and Broadway are unsanitary and unfit for habitation. He urged condemnation to protect public safety and improve city health and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milmore
Long Branch Board of Health
Milmore
Howland House
Ocean Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Health Board
Secona Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Wm. B. Alexander
Guilmore
William Hall
Broadway
Mimoro
Civil Service Public Hearing on Exemption for Exams
The Civil Service Commission will hold a public hearing on February 28 at noon in the State House Trenton to discuss the exemption for an allergist sanitary inspector and stenographer. The hearing permits attendance for or against the exemption as required by Civil Service law. My wall paper sales ad appears in the same text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Commission
State House
Trenton
New Store Makes Red Bank Sensation
Crowds flocked to F W Woolworth’s Red Bank opening as Clarence Herrick led the new store. Clerks stood ready while customers browsed the stock, with prominent locals and town officials among shoppers at the debut reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Bank
Malchow
F. W. Woolworth
William Swannell
William A. Sweeney
New Jersey Standard
John Cook
The
Register
Beverly W. Brown
Benjamin Ford
Alfred Botticher
Theodore Sniffen
Town Hall
Hawood Minagh
J. Frank Patterson
James Norman
Harry Campbell
First National Bank
George Brower
Doctor Field M. M. Davidson
Mort Pach
Elks
Clarence Herrick
Baptists Claim Bowling Series Over Methodists
Red Bank Church Baptist bowling team swept three straight over Firet Methodist by 155 143 and 178 pins. Captain Edwin Conover led with a 194 high score. Allen Hesketh posted Methodist high of 159. Included is a social gathering note mentioning William R. Joline and H. L. Dangler with local officials and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Church
Firet Methodist
Methodists
Edwin Conover
Allen Hesketh
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Sunday Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau forecast notes rain tonight and likely Sunday in New Jersey. Cooler temperatures are expected with moderate to strong winds from the west and northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Misers Right to Dispose of Property Upheld on Appeal
Antonio Despiro of Laird Street faces divorce and alimony suits while a local bail setup follows a chancery order. The article recalls a high profile case where Justice Clarke allowed William Rogers savings to be disposed of, praising the miser for prudent saving in a bank.
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Miser
Antonio Despiro
Laird Street
Court of Changery
William O’brien
Walling
Despiro
Arrowsmith
Joseph Caporina
Michael Delista
Brooklyn
Trenton
New York Supreme Court
Judge O'Gorman
Catherine V. Thoma
Agnes J. Rogers
Irvings Savings Institution
William Rogers
Thoma
Rogers
William H. Slocum
William A. Stevens
Albert Thoma
Mortifiore G. Kahn
Moerel C. Kahn
Forrest Green
John W. Bennett
Benjamin & Taylor
New York
Studin & Sonnenberg
Robert E. Deyo
Justice Clarke
Japan backs Russia in war on China
Pekin reports a secret Russo Japanese accord to strip China of territory and Russia’s ultimatum to China. St. Petersburg notes a semi ultimatum with possible amplification after a fortnight. Article ties treaty of 1881 to current friction and possible Russian troop return to Tit and 9 pending clearer understanding.
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Japan
Russia
China
Pekin
St. Petersburg
Novoe Neremya
Hi Province
Chinese Turkestan
Korotovita
Neptune and Chattle Play for Second in City League
This afternoon at the YMCA court in Asbury Park Neptune High School meets Chattle High School in a key league game. Both teams chase second place as Chattle supporters fill the stands. The roster includes Hinglish Johnson and Helles for Neptune and Potchg s for Chattle among others.
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Asbury Park
Neptune High School
Chattle High School
Chattle
Neptune
Hinglish
Ose
Csos
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Obee
Weds Cae
Ebeee Johnson
Mgtoggen
Age Ube Eng Ees Helles
Potchgs
Seeseese Even
Revival Services At Mount Olivet Church
Revival services will be held at Mount Olivet Baptist Church on Broadway starting tomorrow night and continuing until further notice. Paul O Thompson of Cedar Street Baptist Church Richmond VA will assist in the services. Patrolman Charles A Edwards is confined at home on sick leave due to grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
570 Broadway
Paul O. Thompson
Cedar Street Baptist Church
Richmond
Charles A. Edwards
Edwards Avenue
Lawyers Observe Silver Wedding Celebration at Lang Branch
Mr. Frank Sawyer celebrated the fifth anniversary of his marriage with Mrs. Sawyer at their Grand Avenue home. The informal party drew over forty guests despite inclement weather with speeches music and a late dinner. Mr. Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer were wed twenty five years ago in Heights New Jersey and have resided in Lang Branch for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyer
Grand Avenue
Mrs. Sawyer
Hights' N. J
Lang Br
A. E. Nelson
W. E. Norton
I Asay
Albert Laird
Wiliam Sawyer
Smith
William Laird
Percy
Edwin Nad David Bray
Wilkins
Wardell
New Cottage in Union Avenue Construction Nearing Carpenters
The foundation for a Boycott project on Galen Avenue by F Cc Adamson Jr. nears completion as carpenters prepare to begin work. Bar ney Cahen was convicted of illegal liquor after two detectives testified about beer purchases at Cohen's in December. Cohen's defense by William T Hoffpems is likely to seek sentencing. two good games noted as M C A stays Saturday.
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Union Avenue
Galen Avenue
F. Cc. Adamson, Jr
Barney Cahen
Springwood Avenue
Ray Brenhad
Kert Long
Cohen
William T. Hoffpems
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Rouse
Joseph T
Canas
Merchent Goldstein
Lem Kétéham
Mouse
Mr. Hyer
Sexton Dior
Whdertaters
Valment
Sidewite
Augor
Gremer Metropolitan
Charles J. Gremer
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
U. S. Court
Howland Hotel
Civil Service Public Hearing
A. F. Golden
Baptists
Firet Methodists
Gguegner
William R. Joline
H. L. Dangler
G. H. Neal
Dr Dare
J. W. Seaman
M. A. Fielder
Charles Morris
Weather Bureau Forecast
O’gorman
Old Rogers
Violet Club
Ashbury Park
Samuel Haysman
Liberty Street
M. Brundage
Frank Pittenger
A. Percy Sherman
Red Bank Hardware Company
Monmouth Street
Eintracht
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eintracht Hall
Mina Cohn
Julius Cohn
Hebrew Burying Ground
Hebrew Helping Hand Society
Dapy Regord
Neptunes and
Chattles
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Patrolman Edwards II
M. v
Hightstown
A. A. Badger
Frederick K., Shield
First Reformed Church
Grand Lodge
Pigthire
Prar
Eling Elks
Philade
Joseph T. Welch
Grant Viner
Long Branch Lodge
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