Gala Day at Red Bank Tomorrow Parade and Events
Red Bank hosts a gala parade tomorrow under St James Club auspices with marching units from Monmouth Street to Riverside. Police and fire brigades lead, followed by St James Club members, cavalry, bands, business groups, and local lodges. After the parade a water pressure test, basketball games, and a closing euchre and dance occur at the clubhouse.
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Red Bank
St. James's Club
Monmouth Street
Willy
Lee
Frank Patterson
Edward J. Connors
David H. Bray
Batell
Horatio
Sidney J. Earle
Frank Pittenger
Edwif
Monmouth Cavalry
St.James's ' Club
Red Bank Fire Department
Fair Haven
Mnc
Broad
Berger Place
Maple Avenue
Irving Place
Broad Street
East Front Street
Washington Street
Weatlace Street
Weat Front Street
Riverside Avenue
Rector Place
Shrewsbury Avenue
Leonard Street
Bridge Avenue
Edwin Field
Peter J. Gorman
D. Sullivan
Peter F. Lang
Thomas Haley
James R. .Wolcott
James
W Lévely
Frank
Monmouth
Gion
Monmouth Club
Council Proposes Bulkheads to Relieve Troutman Creek Menace
City Council backing a measure urged by Councilman Hilsheld to curb the Troutman Creek danger between Sea View and Joline avenues. The plan requires landowners on both sides to build substantial bulkheads with city approval, or the city may invest up to one hundred dollars for remedial work. Also notes community notices and local advertisements.
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Troutman
Henith
Bane
Hilsélireld
Troutman’s Creek
Betweien Sea View
Joline
Long legislative session this year in Trenton
In New Jersey the Legislature moves quickly with debates and actions. Assemblyman Matthews pushes a substitute adjournment plan to delay final adjournment until all business is done, aiming for on time adjournment. Senate debates cover pensions and national matters with party clashes and votes. The session confirms highway and inspector bills, plus a notable police and licensing reform proposal. A funeral notice for Elias Marks telegraphs a gathering at Odd Fellows Hall. Cyols Five vs Packer Five scheduled game with dancing after.
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Assembly
Senate
Trenton
N. J
Bothhouses
Assemblyman
Matthews
Prince Senate
House
Seader
McCran
Osborne
Congress
Keans
Briggs
Prince
Frelinghuysen
Gongrese
Gebhardt
Taft
Messrs
Nicole
Raisin
Hund
National House of Representatives
Princes
Ieee
Edwin A. Stotens
Seuss
Bracken
Ramsay
Street Chairman Curbed by Council in City Meeting
City Council last night voted to publish the comptroller's report for last year with nine members in favor. Chairman Brown of the street committee reported progress and disputed bids for tile pipe with Messrs Hirschfeld Beatty and others, while Messrs Gifford Lacour Cranmer & Co. were cited as having agreed to furnish pipe at cost without full committee consultation.
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Brown
Messrs
Hirschfeld
Beatty
Mill Street
Lewis
Chelsea Avenue
Es Committee
Comptroller
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club Anniversary
Preparations complete for the fifteenth anniversary supper at the club house on Atlantic avenue tomorrow evening. An anniversary supper will be served at 5 o'clock. Members and their ladies will join in music dancing games and diversions.
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South Shrewsbury
Atlantic Avenue
City Bids For Curbing Crosswalks Referred To Committee
Four bidders submitted figures for city curbing crosswalks and flagging. The lowest bids from William HM Alexander Clark Whalen of Long Branch andy W G Rutherson and James Norman & Son of Red Bank were sent to the street committee for report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HM. Alexander
Clark & Whalen
Long Branch
Andy W. G. Ruthersom
James Norman & Son
Red Bank
Pound Fishermen to Fight New Bil in New Jersey
North Jersey coast pound fishermen met at Long Branch and formed a five member committee to travel to Trenton and oppose proposed fish bills. The association represents all coastal pound fishermen with headquarters in the West and Jeffrey building Long Branch. Members named are Joseph Brown Belmar Steward Cook Long Branch L G Nesbitt Spring Lake W K Blodgett Point Pleasant and Garret Hennessey Long Branch.
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North Jersey
Long Branch
Trenton
Joseph Brown
Belmar
Steward Cook
Long Brerieh
L. G Nesbitt
Spring Lake
W.K. Blodgett
New Jersey
Pound Fishermen’s Association
Pound
West & Jeffrey
Woolley Homestead to Be Show Place on the Coast
Alterations costing 15000 dollars are under way at Park M Woolley country estate in Bath avenue. An east wing extension with a library two bedrooms and two baths is built. Italian terrace and new porches will be added while the interior is redecorated and rewired for electric lights. Clarence D Wilson is architect in charge and a list of sub contractors is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Clarence D. Wilson
M. C. Burns
Blaisdell & Edwards
Stark
Lehigh Valley Railroad proposes canal water rights transfer
The Lehigh Valley Railroad, lessee of the Morris Canal, asks New Jersey to take all water rights and abandon canal navigation. The state would receive the dams, canal lands at Lake Hopatcong and Greenwood Lake, flowage and diversion rights, while the canal has been largely useless for transport and caused the railroad an estimated net loss of 10,578,670 dollars.
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Trefton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Morris Canal
New Jersey
Canal
Lake Hopatcong
Greenwood Lake
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey and wind
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey with brisk northwesterly winds through Wednesday night. 8 a m readings show a 30.18 barometer and northwest winds at 18 mph, with temperatures 15 at 8 a m and a recent high of 24 and low of 14.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Horseman Dies of Apoplexy at Sea Bright
David Davies a 56 year old English born horseman died suddenly at Sea Bright while discussing a house rental with Councilman Magill. He had recently moved from Baltimore to Sea Bright and worked for A. N. Beadleston. Davies won twenty seven blue ribbons at a Madison Square Garden show and had long served with Frederick Gebhardt. He leaves a widow and two daughters and was a Mystic Shrine Mason and Knights Templar member. An autopsy was ordered.
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Magill
Sea Bright
David Davies
Mr. Davies
A. N. Beadleston
Rumson Road
Joseph F. Weed
Bergen Place
Mr. Weed
Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
England
Madison Square Garden
Frederick Gebhardt
Stow
Timothy L. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Davies
Cypress Temple
Albany
Ww. Y
Knights Templar
N. Y
Wood
Folk
James J. Reed
Harold B. Reed
Gulick Repealers Decisively Beaten At City Council
At last night’s city council meeting all repealing ordinances targeting the Beach and Park Commission the Publicity Bureau and detective bureau were decisively defeated. Nine councilors opposed abolishing the bureaus while eight backed repeal with President Joline not voting.
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Beach Commission
Gulick
Beach and Park Commission
City Coucil
Firemen's Relief Meet and Civil Service Exam Notice
Long Branch Firemen relief association met at City Hall with routine business. The next meeting is planned for Monday evening March 6. Civil Service will hold clerk and carrier exams in Long Branch on March 18, with applications due by March 14. Encampment No. 49 will meet tonight to arrange for the funeral of Chief Patriarch Pitas Marks.
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A. F
Arioch Lodge
Elias Marks
Oddre Hall
Marks
Broadway
Rhineland Hotel
Andrew P.anderson
Noble Grand
Long Branch Firemen'sp Relief Association
City Hall
Civil Service Commission
Long Branch
Hail of
Pitas Marks
Fred M. van Derveer
Elias Marks Funeral With I O O F Honors
Elias Marks pioneer Broadway merchant and Long Branch Encampment No 49 chief patriarch will be buried at Hebrew Burying Ground. The Rev Bi Morris of Temple Beth Miriam will officiate with I O O F honors. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock assist. Representatives from all Odd Fellows branches expected.
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Broadway
I. O
Hebrew Burying Ground
Elias Marks
Bi Morris
Temple Beth-Miriam
Hyer & Flock
Marks
Long Branch
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Patriarchs
Fire and Water Committee Recommends City Fire Upgrades
The Vity Council fire and water committee reports progress on fire department improvements. They propose purchasing 1000 feet of Maltese Cross hose, building a West End engine house tower, inviting bids for a fourth class steam engine, installing 11 non interfering alarm boxes, 45 pairs boots, and 45 coats, and urging Tintern Manor Water Co to place new hydrants and alarm boxes at specified street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Water Committee
Vity Corncil
Fire Department
West End
Independent
Oliver- Byrot-Bangine Company
Tintern Manor Water Company
First Avenue
Laird Street
Springdale Avenue
Dudley
Dewey Streets
Lincoln Place
Joline
Fifth Avenues
Westwood
Morris Avenues
Telephone worker injured in pole accident at Brown's Mills
Raymond Earling of the New York Telephone Company is laid up with a broken leg after a pole he was at work on broke and fell onto his leg. He is recovering at home in Brown's Mills.
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Raymond Earling
New York Telephone Company
Brown's Mills
Earling
Breaks Ground Planned for New Saint James Church
Groundbreaking ceremony for the new Saint James Church property at Slocum Place and Broadway is set for tomorrow at 2 PM. Architect Clarence W. Brazer of New York and the vestry will attend, with Rev. E Briges Nash leading a short service. Robbins & Bennett are contractors. initial work includes a parish hall, followed by a stone church and rectory. progress depends on weather.
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St. James
Slocum Place
Broadway
Clarence W. Brazer
New York
E. Briges Nash
Robbins & Bennett
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Washington
Council
Y. M,ca
Ton Bros
Balmars
Bie
Newell Dwight Hillis
Messie, Drake & Riddle
Second Avenue
Yacht Club
Eatontown
Watontown Methodist
Elizabeth Taylor
Broad, Street
George
Marthay Washington
John D. Northrop
Maiden Lane
Land and Loan Company
Oyster Pond
Northrop
Land Nd Loan Company
Front Street
Thomas Dodd
Atlantic’ Highlands
Buhead
Cook
Monmouth County
A. F. Golder
Nets
Woolley Homestead
Sheriff Brown
Third and
Bath Avenues
Woolley
Weather Bureau Forecast
the Daily: Record
Tim Woodruff
Madison Square
Heston
Reed
Britton
Fesler
Howland
Quinn
Quirk
Wright
Gullick
Truax
Detective Bureau
Police Department
Ordinantes
Wm. D. Walling
MR. Marks
North
Fifth Avenue
Alfred Taylor
Oceanic Engine Company
S. of V
James B
Elizabeth
Randolph
Bennett
H. R. Robinson
Parslow
Harry
Phil Daly
Lyceum
West Ens
New St. James
Hillis
R. Ho Hughes
Lovell
Packer Social Club
Y. M. C.A. Hall
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