Vessels Lost Amid Storms Reported in Atlantic Ocean
Boston reports the A W Perry wirelesses that the Grace A Martin, a five masted schooner, was abandoned at sea with captain H Wallace of Portland and twelve men rescued. Havana wireless notes searchers found the Dania with 200 passengers overdue from Europe. Cobeguid crew of Captain Howson and 11 save passengers praise rescue as Lansdowne ships approach. Three other items mention Bangor Opera House fire deaths and a Moyer grand jury indictment in copper miners strike.
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Boston
Macd
A. W. Perry
Halifax
Grace A. Martin
H. Wallace
Portland
Havana
Cuba
Dania
Europe
Atest
St. John’s
N. B
Howson
Cobéquid
Vesse
Lansdowne
Cobequid United Today
Lowson
Ry Pal
Tritt
W. C. Zowler
Viero
Jersey Senators Pledge Support for Sea Bright Bulkhead
United States Senators Martine and Hughes pledge aid to Sea Bright for coast protection. Letters to Mayor George W. Elliott promise to push an appropriation to build a bulkhead along about three quarters of a mile, with bulkhead rebuilding and beach club work under J A Howland and George Woolley supervision.
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United States
Martine
Hughes
George W. Elliott
Sea Bright
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Elliott
Colmcil
North Uo Calet
J.A. Howland
George Woolley
Sea Bright Beach Club
Dederér
Peninsula Ho
Praise for Health Board Work and Letters from Notables
The Long Branch Board of Health receives praise from Dr. Scudder J. Woolley of New York and Long Branch and Brent Good former Park Commissioner for their efforts. Woolley commends the leadership and aims for Long Branch, while Good lauds the removal of bad milk and the appointment of a competent health officer. The piece also notes John Jackson’s funeral at Star of the Sea Church and burial at Mount Carmel with pallbearers named.
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Scudder J. Woolley
New York
Long Branch
Brent Good
Paul Kahn
Board of Health
City of
Jackson
John Jackson
Star of
T Ie Sea
Cantwell
Mount Carmel
Beatty Ropers
Eddac W James
James Tavaney
Williams Bo
Fire in Petterson home. waterback bursts
Manasquan reports a house fire at Otto Petterson's home on Red Street. Firemen arrived after the blaze had subsided when a waterback burst. No injuries noted.
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Manasquan
Otto Petteraon
Red Street
Petterson
Big Cuts Made in County Budget Announced
County budget totals 9480 850 with 50 000 receipts from offices leaving 420 850 to be taxed Largest item 113 000 for roads. 50 000 for court house and bridges and 30 000 for election expenses Three offices in courthouse posted a net profit of 13 490 32 Surrogate 9 113 26 County Clerk 4 354 46 Sheriff 22 60 in fees Surrogate fees 17 703 43 Salaries and expenses 8 690 17 City clerk turned over 26 476 77 county cost 31 and office cost 10 987 07 with 10 409 67 fees collected Budget cut by Board of Freeholders includes salaries court house jail and hospital appropriations with substantial reductions in various line items
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Board of Freeholders
Hille
O. E. Davis
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Ity
Twaku Supper for Rome Coming Night at Maesonie Hall
The notice describes a seven oar rally followed by a home night event at Maesonie Hall. A hot was served at six o clock amid the gathering and supper is noted as part of the program.
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Order of the
Maesonie Hall
New Jersey Auto Tax Reform Proposal For State Revenue
In the eighth annual report the State Motor Vehicle Department urges repealing the current license schedule and taxing automobiles at 60 cents per horsepower, with possible higher rates if personal taxation is dropped. The plan aims to raise at least 1.5 million dollars for state needs including general expenses and road work, with options to increase to 1 dollar per horsepower and shift more revenue to government. Existing fees range from 4.60 to 15 dollars by horsepower tier, and drivers may face new tax rules if adopted.
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Trenton
State Motor Vehicle Department
Job H. Lippindett
Atty
Lippincott
Asbury Church Sunday School Elects Officers for 1914
At North Long Branch the Asbury M. E. Church Sunday school elected officers for 1914. Names include Superintendent John P. Merriatt, Assistant Superintendent Anna Sherman, and Treasurer John P. Merratt with a full slate of department heads, assistants, and a pianist.
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Asbury M. E. Church
North Long Branch
John P. Meriatt
Anna Sherman
Bessie Gaskill
Fannie Havens
Adele Presley
Charlotte Wright
Charles Presley
Minna Jerolamon
Helen Davis
Harry Chasey
Edna Havens
Elsie Barber
Helen Weet
Mabel Stephenson
John P. Merratt
Frank Hayden
Myron Barber
Fred Smythe
Olive Wright
Grace Janes
Olive
Marble Post Office Plan Favored by Long Branch Chamber
The Long Branch Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to substitute white marble for Indiana limestone in the post office project. The resolution, presented by N. White of the Marble Company New York, notes Treasury support and bids but aims to keep work within existing funds while preserving jobs. Representative Thomas J. Gee and others backed the measure as votes stood unanimously in the chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Commissioners
Board of Com
City of
Long Branch
Thomas J. Scully
Bini
N. White
The
Marble Company
New York
Jeitizens
Ee Sone Ber
Ees
Chamber of Com
Thoenas
J.gee
Celebration money spent on sufferers by Sea Bright council
The Sea Bright No. 28 Jr C UA of the M has postponed its planned 28th anniversary celebration due to storm damage. The council decided to distribute funds to aid members and others harmed by the disaster and to help the needy.
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Aibling Council, No. 28
C. UA. M
Sea Bright
Supreme Officers Install Held for To Kalon Castle No 73 K G B
Officers of To Kalon Castle No 73 K G B were installed at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Supreme Chief George A. Witt attended from the city along with Past Supreme William H. Ruf and Past Grand Chief J. B. Wat, with Deputy Grand Chief Tracy M. Hoskins. Installations proceeded with staff from Manesquan and a reception. New officers listed include Norman Wilson, H C Schiinek, Morris, William P., Frank Sey, Woolley, and Walter Woolley among others.
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Manesqean
X C
Norman Wilson
N. C
Sos
H. C. Schiinek
Morris
H. P
Wm. P
Staay
Stein H Srecelee
E.—frank Sey
HH. Desale Woolley
Walter
Magnolia Hotel License Renewal Noted After Incident
Reading of the Magnolia Hotel license renewal referenced concerns about patron safety and proper conditions. Two individuals were arraigned on charges and turned over to Probation Ramsay after a court appearance in Red Bank.
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Gayant
Ramsay
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Gobequid
Bangor
Maine
Bangor Opera House
John Leonard
Walter Merrill
Moyer
Houghton, Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Grand
Calumet
West
Arthur Steitbach
C. C. Gregg
Stellnbach Co
Asbury Park
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Walter Steinbach
Commerce Board
Jersey
Health Board
Gursted Watdrwdek
Rubee Conwell
Amdrion
Hionmouthr
Rome
Congress
Ben Bright
Supreme Officers
GOTLE
Toronto
Woolleey Woolley
David Woolley
Pastor Vandant
Magnolia Hotel
Witebeater
Foster
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