Legislature Moves Bills in Second Week of Session
Numerous bills introduced include jury reform authorizing county juries, a full train crew measure for railroads, come tax ratification proposals, popular election of U S Senators, pistol sale licensing, and new normal schools funding. Lawmakers press rapid action as presiding officers push to the first major work week.
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Wilson Sahiv
Assemblyman
Marshall
Peacock
Burlington
Banking and Insurance Commissioner
Egan
Edge
Senate
Ttenmegayy
Bergen
Wilson
New Jersey
Moore
Mercer
United States
Leonard
Union County
Griffin
Union
Ites
Camden
Hreuton
Carrow
Secondlass
Trenton
Elberon Woman Attends NY Funeral of Mrs Henry Smith
Mrs George Ki Van Note of Oakhurst Road attended the funeral in New York on Friday for Mrs Henry Smith. Mr Smith was a partner in the Smith and Van Note blacksmiths of Ocean Avenue and had long worked for Mrs C T Cook on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs Smith was well known in Elberon and the surrounding area.
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George Ki. van Note
Oakhurst Road
Henry Smith
New York
Smith
Smith & van Note
Ocean Avenue
C.T. Cook
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Sal ome Tarr Returns to Wilson Headquarters
Trenton New Jersey January 16 Miss Sal ome Tarr an expert stenographer who quit Governor Wilsons personal headquarters after a quarrel with fellow stenographer Charles Swenn returned today at the request of Joseph Tumulty, Wilsons secretary. Governor Wilson was in Tumultys office when she came back.
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Trenton
N. J
Salome Tarr
Wilson
Charles Swenn
Joseph Tumulty
Trmulty
Stael's Reply on Woman Suffrage in Political Discourse
The fragment discusses Mme de Stael addressing Napoleons remark that a woman meddling in politics has no taste. It notes the tension between public freedom and social expectations for women, referencing suffrage discourse and a Westminster context. The text is garbled but centers on gender and political participation.
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Mme. de Stael
de Stel
Napoleon
Westminster
Seven to Fifteen Years at HRD Labor
On the way to Red Hawk Borough toll gate an automobile was stopped and Hetdington discarded a watch into the road. Officers recovered the watch after speaking with a woman who identified it. Mr. Wright testified the watch was his, completing the case against the man.
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HRD
Red Hawk
Hetdington
Wright
Red Bank Triumph Over Perth Amboy in Court Clash
Red Bank high school defeated Perth Amboy 24 to 18 at the Red Bank Y M C A court. Jesse Sabath scored 12 points and returned after a second half knockdown to star in a fast paced game watched by a large crowd. Next Saturday Red Bank faces Chattion in a league matchup on the same court.
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Red Bank High School Basketball League
Jesse Sapeth
Red Bank
Perth Amboy
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Sabath
S Porth Amboy
Jesse Sabath
Kenneth McQueen
Kenneth Jeffrey
John’ Hartigan
Joseph Fix, Jr
Sutsky
Koons
Goldenberg
Arthur McQueen
W. E. Werttington
Vernon Morford
Mock Windows and Word Set in Old England Notes
The article discusses the English window tax begun in William III's reign and replaced by the house duty in 1851, noting mock windows, glass rarity, and tax avoidance. It then ponders the word set as a versatile English term and ends with a class dialogue about education and a family’s contribution.
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England
William
Lord Halifax
Boston Herali
Budget Adjustments Cut Costs for Monmouth County
At an adjourned Freeholders meeting in Freehold the year’s budget was set at 428,000 with seven major appropriations. Five newspapers were named to publish the county collector’s semiannual report. William V. Reynolds and Rorman Barkalow were reappointed engineers for the court house and jail plant. The board authorized coal and bridge lighting bids and discussed tuberculosis hospital site feasibility. A visit to the state hospital at Trenton was planned, and Dr. Harry Neafle was named county physician.
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Board of Freeholders
Freehold
Asbury Park Press
Bong ‘Bratch Record
Red Bank Register
Freehold Transcript
Keyport Enterprise
William V
Matawan
Mise G. L. Buttop
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association
Red Bank
Lewis"s. Thompson
Button
Court House
Trenton
State Hospital
Harry ‘Neafle
Oceanic Fife and Drum Corps Hold Inaugural Dance
Oceanic Fife and Drum Corps hosted its first annual social at Townley Hall with a four piece orchestra led by W S Griffin. The 24 piece program featured two parts and received hearty guest attendance with refreshments at intermission. Organizers named include J E Riddls Wert Jackson Wm Fowler Chas Pupki Hayes Cubberley Charles Green Arthur Nelson Joby Fowler Albert Anderson Alex Brown Thomas Brown Elmer Magee and Fred Clark.
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Fife and Drum Corps
Oceanic Fife and Drum Corps
Townley Hall
W. 8
Griffin
James EB. Riddls
Wert Jackson
Wm Fowler
Chas. J. Pupki
Hayes Cubberley
Charles Green
Arthur Nelson
Joby Fowler
Albert Anderson
Alex. Brown
Thomas Brown
Elmer Magee
Fred Clark
Local trapshooting tourney draws amateurs and pros
Seventeen amateur shooters from Hed Hawk Newark and others, plus four professionals, competed at the Keverside Gun Club Red Bank grounds. Assessors and notable scorers included Albert Ivins with 144 of 150, M Shanley Jr 141, and H H Stevens 146 for the pros. The event, run by Capt. Throckmorton and George W Bray, drew praise for its success and monthly future contests.
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Amateu
Hed Hawk
Newark
New York
Keverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Annie Voxel
Albert L. Ivins
Blue Rocks
M. Shanley, Jr
Shantey
A. Shepherd
Fort Hancock
Robert (. Schenck
Marlboro
Edgar &. Vanderveer
Freehold
H Ht. Shannon
Edward M. Cooper
Capt
Charles 3K
Throckmorton
Archibald B. Dalby
Walter Sherwood
C. Mell Johnson
Highlands
Frank Muldoon
George W. Buck
A. Carr
Keansburg
George Gallo
C. Willett
H. H
Stevens
Roselle Park
Neat Apgar
Plainfield
Carl von Lengerke
West Hoboken
Frank Lawrence
Brooklyn
Smallpox scare subsiding in Freehold county
The smallpox scare in Freehold is subsiding with vaccination and quarantine lifting. Six townships reported cases, five houses in Freehold quarantined, cases believed to be mild variants of smallpox from an index case who arrived from the south in April. Vaccination is easing the outbreak. no new cases in a week and authorities expect control soon.
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Freehold
State Board of Health
Monmouth County
Jamesburg
William H. Welch
Campfire Celebration for Duryee Home Post Members
A Duryee home gathering with Neptune Quartet singing and Rev. A H Eberhardt speech followed by a grand turkey repast. G A R members seated first as a line orchestra played patriotic tunes. A two foot flagpole with a silk flag surprised Larry the host. Many attendees departed by last trolley while others stayed late. the event hailed as one of the post’s best.
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Larry
Ushers' Union Feast at Simpson Church
The Ushers' Union of Simpson Church held a Tuesday evening feast for fifty with steam clams and other items. Bainbridge J. Davis directed the cooking, Edgar Huff prepared the food, and R. Kearney Reid chaired the arranging committee. A social followed after cigars in the church basement dining room.
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Ushers’ Union
Simpson Church
Bainbridge J. Davis
Edgar Huff
R. Kearney Reid
Proctor Daughters Return from Washington Visit
Misses Elsie and Edna Proctor, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Proctor, have returned from a week in Washington D C. They traveled via the Old Dominion Line and say the trip was a delightful time.
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Elsie
Edna Proctor
Thomas Proctor
Washington, D.C
George L Layton Dies at Home at 282 and Avenue
George L Layton died of lung trouble at his family home at 282 and Avenue. He was in his 30s, a father and unmarried. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the house with Rev. Dr Lovell officiating. Burial will be in West Long Branch under J G Sexton Funeral Director.
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George L. Layton
Charles Layton
Lovell
West Long Branch
J. G. Sexton
Red Men Officials Installed at Waconia Tribe Meeting
Members of Waconia Tribe No. 165 I O G Red Men of Red Bank attended the regular meeting on the third floor of the Jacob Kridel building. Deputy Great Sachem Jacob Bollinger installed the new officials led by Howard A. Pomphrey of Oceanic as the new sachem. A buffet luncheon followed, arranged by Alfred Botticher and EB A Pomphrey.
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Red Bank
Jacob
Successful Red Bank Dance At The Armory Ball
Close to three hundred people from Red Bank and vicinities attended the Mohawk Social Club first annual ball at the Armory last night. Prof H A LaRos's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served at midnight. The event was a social and financial success organized by Red Bank young men Lew Callahan chairman George J Daly treasurer Joseph Johnston and Edward J Farrell floor managers.
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Red Bank
Vicinty
H. A. LaRos
Lew Callahan
George J. Daly
Joseph Johnston
Edward J. Farrell
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