Flood of Bills Marks New Jersey Legislature Session
In Trenton on January 17 1910 the first business session of the 1910 Legislature adjourned early out of respect for Ex Governor Werts with 91 bills introduced 53 in the Assembly 38 in the Senate. Highlights include the Vredenburgh militia retirement bill a court martial endurance test and medical exam requirement and several public utilities and taxation measures along with Sunday liquor and restraint of trade proposals. The Senate also adopted resolutions of regret over Governor Werts death.
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Trenton
Assembly
Senate
Werts
Vredenburgh
Court of Errors and Appeals
National Guard
New Jersey
Assemblyman
Shariff
Bergen
Sullivan
Hudson
Gebhardt
Assemblyman Matthews
Nichols
Orwell
Osborne
Grocer D D Harvey Escapes Injury After Sleigh Collision
A grocer named D D Harvey, driving a skittish horse, slid on Sixth avenue Monday morning and was dragged for several feet after striking a snow and ice obstruction. He escaped injury as the sleigh upended but remained unharmed.
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D. D. Harvey
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Harvey
Former Governor George T. Werts Dies in Jersey City
Former New Jersey governor George T. Werts died at his Jersey City home from pneumonia after a two week illness. He would have been 64 on March 24. Survived by widow and two daughters, funeral set at his house with burial in Evergreen cemetery Morristown. Born Hackettstown 1846, Werts served as Morristown recorder, mayor, state senator, Supreme Court justice and governor.
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Jersey City
George T. Werts
Boulevard
Union Street
Mr. Werts
May Evelyn
Hattie Extelle Werts
Evergreen Cemetery
Morristown
Werts
Hackettstown
Jacob Vanatta
Bordentown
State Model School
Trenton
Morris County
Supreme Court
Leon Abbott
Knapp
Hudson County
Senate
John Kean, Jr
Fort
William M. Magie
Union County
Joseph L. Munn
Essex County
Governor Fort
Fortexre Tegret
City Comptrroller Reports Budget Reduction For 1910
Thomas R. Woolley presents to the City Council a statement of estimated city receipts and proposed disbursements for 1910, showing a $34,000 cut from last year and detailing revenue sources and planned expenses across lighting streets poor and streets departments.
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Thomas R. Woolley
Council
Comptroller
Sairs Avenue
Ocean Township
Long Branch Commission
DEO Radi Ag Ren Weir
Long Branch City
Mclusive
Toto Voltige Pee Basdhe Sci
Tailoring dept offers 25 percent off suitings and overcoats
Readable ad text shows a tailoring dept discount of 25 percent on all suitings and overcoatings at Jacob Steinraeh department store or similar, with a call to leave orders now. Mentions Taraté Goldstein and Harry Surles in related notices, and references Hotel Liberty.
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Jacob Steinraeh
Harry Surles
Hotel Liberty
Jheph Steimbach
Beach and Park Revenues Report for 1909 Beas Branch
The Beach and Park Commission submits the 1909 fiscal year report to the city council detailing rentals and concessions income from Ocean Park sites including Pannaci Hotel and Casino properties. It notes unpaid balances, minor expenses, and a plan to relocate a pavilion from Laird street to Cottage Place, plus ongoing public entertainment efforts and new board members.
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Beach and Park Commission
City of Beas Branch
N. J
E. L. Reynolds
James A. Wilson
Casino
A. B. Morris
Ocean Park
Glaser
Atlantic Hotel
Weather Outlook and Storm Warning Across Regions
Rain tonight gives way to Wednesday fair and colder. Winds brisk from the south and southwest, shifting to northwest. Late tonight winds trend west and northwest. A storm of increasing intensity moves from the Great Lakes eastward with warnings from Hatteras to Eastport Maine. Moore News editors sign off.
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Great Lakes
Hatteras
Eastport
Maine
Moore
Long Branch Pier Lease Backed by City Council
City Council chambers were crowded as council members unanimously backed an ordinance to lease and improve Ocean Park land for a twenty year term to Jas C Ewing. The measure calls for a $200,000 purchase option and public access along Ocean Avenue with strict open space provisions.
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Council
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Ocean Park
Ocean Pier
Couel
Green
Long Brouch
Long Branch
Jas. C. Ewing
City of
County of Monmouth
State of
New Jersey
Broadway
Lake A. Lockwood
Laird Street
George J. Gold
John McCarthy
Atlantic Ocean
Ocean Avenue
Garfeld
Mayor Announces Four City Appointments
Mayor McFaddin announced four reappointments to city posts last night John W Mack remains assessor for a three year term John H Hines becomes street commissioner for one year Dr Harry B Slocum is city physician for one year and Theodore Howland serves as fire alarm inspector for one year Mrs Nate Salsbury owner of the Reservation collages Ocean avenue asks the council to gravel both Ocean and Troutman avenues and notes bulkheading has saved the city cost she also cites a water pool on Bea View avenue tenants complain the request was referred to the Street Committee New York Telephone seeks a permit to open Ocean Avenue near Talaiassee Lake to repair and enlarge a manhole William H Colton asks sewer extension via Sixth Avenue to Joline Avenue and is directed to apply to the Sewer Company the matter referred to the Sanitary Committee
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Dos Sisson Nae Eiednis
Beach and Park Commission
Chorus
Commission
Kroener
Long Branch
West End
White and Gold
Laird Street
Cottage Place
Lana Cily
Chelsea Avenue
Ocean Park
Board of Trade
William D. Martin
John G. Sexton
Philip L. Cohen
Charles Rosencrans
Edward Schoenthaler
Louis Miller
Julius Kahn
Charles H. Ureene
Brent Good
Charles 1
Janine Richard R. Hughes
Wellington Lamonte
James Seier
Park M. Woolley
Raymond E. Britton
Edward F. Ford
Stratton
George Darby
William A. Stevens
Charles H.C. Clark
T. Fraser Price
William H. Alexander
Abe Strauss
William D. Walling
Robert L. Gulick
Harry Cream
Charles M. Scott
William T. Donnelly
Furman A. DeMaris
Calvin Cunnins
W. A. Britton
Lewis Samuels
John H. Campbell
Fred W. Falkner
Frank L. Howland
Ellsworth Jackson
William R. Warwick
George B. Poland
Madison Square Garden
New York
William JD. Martin
Board of
Park
Iland
Council
Wand
McFaddin
John W. Mack
John H. Hines
Harry B. Slocum
Theodore Howland
Nate Salsbury
Ocean Avenue
Troutman
Willian H. Colton
Sixth Avenue
Joline Avenue
Sanitary Committee
Dr Shaw's Driver Upset At Garfield Avenue
Dr Harry B Shaw's driver lost control yesterday in front of the Elke Home on Garfield Avenue The horse spooked the reins but the driver retained control and brought the horse to a stop A minor incident reported in a busy urban street scene amid noted local happenings and ads
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Harry B. Shaw
Elke
Garfield Avenue
Woolley Cottage to Be Improved by Architect Plans
Park M Woolley hires Architect Clarence Wilson to prepare extensive alterations for his Bath Avenue cottage. Also an ad promotes boys suits at Goldstein's with urging to tell mother. A reception at Townley's Hall is set for Thursday evening January 20 with promised good time. A 5 mile race at Cheless Rink Saturday night features Hayes versus Johnson.
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Woolley
Park M. Woolley
Clarence Wilson
Bath Avenue
Trequoik
Townley
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