Ice Yachting Season Opens on Shrewsbury River
The ice-yachting season begins on the Shrewsbury River with a four and a half inch ice sheet. The Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club sets the commodore's cup race for Monday at two o'clock on the Shallow Point course. The South Shrewsbury Club plans an active week to map the season, with numerous pennants cups and trophies up for grabs including the Board of Trade cup. Officers are elected for both clubs and rosters will grow in the coming weeks.
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Shrewsbury
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Board of Trade
South
Shallow Point
Walter Content
Long Branch Club
Carel
Isabel
Blanche
James O’brien
Snow Plake
Jack Frost
Hudson River
Newburgh
Edward Fiedler
Robert Heitermeyer
New York
Imp
QO. M. Roberts
Poughkeepale
N. Y
J. E. Greene
Eagle
Wilson
Benjamin P. Morris
Mildred
Harold L. Seaman
Henry Munro
South Shrewsbury Club
Princeton
Rattler
William R. Joline
Hagel L
Theater
Terhune
XLNIC
Charles J. Gibbons
Red Rover
Ingenuwe
Charles P. Irwin
Alden Lecture Pleases Audience in City Lyceum
Hon. George G. Alden delivered the fourth number of the Popular Course on The Needs of the Hour last evening in the Lyceum. Despite cold weather reducing attendance, the judge offered a moving, analytical talk on four periods in U S history and urged a return to gold era religious duties and family life. The High School Orchestra, directed by Miss B Louise Bruske, provided upbeat music before and after the address.
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George G. Alden
Lyceum
B. Louise Bruske
Borough Council to name year committee leaders
Mayor Jesse P. Manahan will name the standing committees for the year at the Monmouth Beach Borough Council meeting next Monday night. Reappointed officers include William A. Stevens as borough legal attorney and Jesse V. Cook new overseer of the poor, succeeding John Hatice West who becomes street superintendent. John Maney is named council president.
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Jesse P. Manahan
Monmouth Beach
William A. Stevens
Jesse V. Cook
John Hatice West
Elvin West
John Maney
Old Hall Building On Broadway To Be Improved
Announcement states the old Hall building on Broadway in the western city section, currently untenantable, will be improved soon after permit applications were filed with Building Inspector Robert W. Zimmerrman. Dr. George H. Neal of St. Luke's Church will start revival meetings next Sunday with topics Lost Sought and Found and Fronting a Great Fact, inviting public attendance with nightly singing and exhortations.
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Old Hall
Broadway
Robert W. Zimmerman
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Church
Rumson Borough Council names officers and committees
At a Rumson Borough Council meeting last night officers were elected and committees confirmed. New Borough Clerk Daniel A. Naughton succeeds his brother Henry Naughton while William Pintard becomes Borough Counsel and Samuel Bril Overseer of the Poor among other appointments. Police officers John Murphey, William Mullen, John McPeak and William Porter were named to serve by the month amid a request from the Rumson Improvement Association to appoint six officers.
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Rumson
Corlies
Daniel A. Naughton
William Pintard
Samuel Bril
H. T. Longstreet
Alfred Brighton
Victor A. Ligier
Henry Naughton
Kuhn
Rogers
Crawford
Halsey
Mahoney
Briggs
John Murphey
William Mullen
John McPeak
William Porter
Rumeon, Improvement, Association
Monmouth Dentists Hold Banquet and Lecture
The January meeting of the Monmouth County Dental Society drew fourteen members to the Imperial Hotel for a banquet and a stereopticon lecture on Pyorrhea by Dr. S. W. Spies of New York. Attendees included Drs. Woolley, Carr, Blaisdell, McDermott, Thompson, Tompkins, Pratt, Burton, Loveman, Applegate, Burdge, Newman, Williams, and Van Dorn from various towns. A February meeting is set for Asbury Park. A fire in Westwood Avenue near the List butcher market was contained after a brief alarm. Sea Bright’s new mayor and council held their first meeting with George W. Elliott presiding. James Miller was named overseer of the poor and Dr. D. H. Karp borough physician, replacing Dr. Howard B. Reed.
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Monmouth County Dental Society
Imperial Hotel
8. W. Spies
New York
Woolley
Carr
Blaisdell
McDermott
Long Branch
Thompson
Tompkins
Borough of
Sea Bright
George W. Elliott
James Miller
D. H. Karp
Howard B.reed
Oceanport Postmaster Examination Held Here Today
United States Civil Service Commission conducted an exam for Oceanport postmaster to replace Douglas Garrigan. H Whitney Conrow, who succeeded Garrigan in the grocery store, sat the exam. Oceanport postmaster last year earned $416 in compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Oceanport
Douglas Garrigan
H. Whitney Conrow
Garrigan
Haines
January Trade Board Meeting at City Hall
The January meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at City Hall next Monday night. President Retim urges members to attend as several matters come up for consideration.
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Board of Trade
City Hall
Retim
Boston Minister Confesses to Girl's Murder in Jail
Rev. Clarence V. T. Richardson, jailed on murder charges, admits to killing Avis Linnell in a letter to his attorneys. He portrays motive as to marry Violet Edmunds and describes his mental collapse after a self harm attempt. The confession marks a dramatic turn in the Brookline case.
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Richeson
Boston
Avis Linnell
Clarence V. T. Richardson
Violet Edmunds
Brookline
Weather and notices from New Jersey and Neptune area
The U S Weather Bureau forecast for the 26 hours ending Sunday night calls for increasing cloudiness and possible late night and Sunday snow with not quite so cold conditions and brisk NW winds shifting to NE and E. Observations from Long Branch show 8 am temp 3, yesterday 14, last night 8, barometer 29.94, wind 30 mph from the west, max wind 73 mph, humidity 22% at 10 am. A bereavement thanks note lists Dr. Clark and others. local business offers and prices for lamb and ham are printed with a note about last day's typographical error at the Daily Record.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Fidelity in control of Red Bank bank
Fidelity interests led by Uzal H. McCarter gained control of the First National Bank of Red Bank through stock purchases. The presidency of James L. Terhune will end, with a replacement to be chosen, while a Red Bank Trust Company is planned on the nearby property, possibly merging the First National Bank’s business into a new trust entity.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
Uzal H. McCarter
Rumson Road
First National Bank
Broad Street
Red Bank
James L. Terhune
Matawan
C G. Applegate
Fidelity
Monmouth and
Wall Streets
First Presbyterian’ Church
Lewis
State Banking and Insurance Department
Red Bank Trust Company
Fryst National Bank
McCarter
Terhune
Fidelity Company
Edmond Wilson
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank
Mr. Terhune
Henry Campbeller
Robert PF. Parker
Baxter speeds completion of St. George’s Church project Ramsgow
Contractor George W. Baxter of this city makes good headway on the new rectory and parish hall for St. George’s Church in Ramsgow. The parish roof is nearly on and, with fair weather, crews will race to finish both buildings. Borough Clerk John Lindsay of Sea Bright handles painting contracts for both structures. Rev. Dr. Henry Ward of Closter preaches at the First Reformed Church tomorrow morning and evening, praised as an eloquent speaker.
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George W. Baxter
St. George's Church
Ramsgow
John Lindsay
Sea Bright
Henry Ward
Resembly Ward
Closter, N.J
First Reformed Church
Ward
Deal Firemen Propose Jackson's Day Celebration
Deal firemen plan a Jackson Day event at the Deal Inn on Monday January 8 starting at 8 PM. The program includes progressive games music and a buffet lunch with 100 prizes donated by friends of the department including $60 in gold coins and fine goods. Tickets are from John Rehm and at the inn. special trolley service will run to the Broadway terminal after the program.
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Deal
Deal Inn
A. M. Townley & Co
Ashbury Park
John Rehm
Deal Fire Department
Trolley Company
Broadway
Second Avenue
Hiberon
Allenhurst
Mrs Deeves of Long Branch Dies at Home
Minnie Quinn Deeves wife of Richard Deeves Long Branch Property Holders Association president died at her West Bird street residence after summering at Norwood and Cedar avenues. She helped in West Long Branch church work and the Ladies Ald Society. Funeral conducted at the Deeves home in New York. Doctor Baker improving under treatment in Washington DC with signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Quinn Deeves
Richard Deeves
Long Branch
Illustrated gospel sermon at First Baptist Church tomorrow night
Rev. T. B. Hughes will deliver an illustrated sermon on The Progress of Christian Religion in the Empire of India with colored views. A solo by Mr Edwards of St Louis will be performed. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service. All are invited.
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First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Empire of India
Mr. Edwards
St. Louis
Salt's Dry Goods Sale Opens Monday at 9 A M
Joseph Salt in Red Bank announces annual sale of small fabric pieces for patchwork and quilting. Ib. Sale features cretons prints ginghams tapestry and similar items. Sale begins Monday at 9 A M continuing through Sun include.
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Joseph Salt
Red Bank
New Jersey Road Department urged to shift costs to state
Gov Edwin A Stevens in his first annual report to Gov Wilson urges a law change to charge road engineering costs to the road project with state share. He proposes regular hires under tenure rules and a national style system of state, county, and township roads. He notes prior data problems and reports gravel South Jersey roads are best maintained. Road work for the year spent 1 508 766 dollars with funds from Motor Vehicle, Exper, and County pots.
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Trenton
Wilson
Edwin A. Stevens
State Road Department
Col. Stevens
Stevens
France
New Jersey
Col
Painter
England
South Jersey
Odd Fellows Install Tonight at Ariooh Lodge No 21
Ariooh Lodge No 21 prepares to install officers tonight. District Deputy Grand Master Thomas Anglen of Asbury Park will lead the ceremony with Neptune Lodge staff. Newly installed noble grand is John Clark, son of Daniel R. Clark, and Captain Miller Newman serves as vice grand with over twenty five years in the lodge.
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Ariooh Lodge
Thomas Anglen
Asbury Park
Neptune Lodge
John ©. Clark
Daniel R. Clark
Miller
Newman
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Umpire Moving Picture and Vaudeville Theatre
Moving Pictures
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J. P. Manahan
P. C. A. Monmouth Co. Dist
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The
Daily Record
Daniel A.naughton
Monmouth
Dental Society
Imperial
Westwood Avenue
Fred List
Elliott
Conrow
John L. Lee
William A. Maree
Philip R. Durbar
Weather Bureau Forecast
Clark
Neal
Charles Eowards
Jacob Edwards
Neptune Hose Co
Kuimbers Union
the Sewer Co
Elizabeth Nelson
Phn Schmidt
Armour
RED Bank Bank
First National
Rev. Ward
Jersey
Mrs. Deeves
Baker
George S. Baker
Parker
Washington, D. C
Itte
Robert C. G. MacDonald
LeRoy Place
Montclair
MacDonald
Ogree
Charles M. Parker
Parker Street West
Long
Majole Theatre
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