Mysterious Bayshore Survey Rumors Stir Borough Plans
Local residents discuss a survey along the Bayshore with speculation that real estate firms or rail interests push for a new borough including Keansburg New Monmouth Harmony Belmar and Port Monmouth. The Jersey Central Traction line and a spur to Keansburg dock are cited, with other whispers of Pennsylvania Railroad involvement and a route from Amboy to shore resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Jeanind
Gonal
New Onmouth
Fitty Ter Thein
Palmer ‘Estate
Akeeth
Patrick Kelly
Lett
Martin Murphy
John
Stephen Greeley
Rhitit
Keans-burg
Harmony
New Monmouth
Belford
Port Monmouth
Luthier Pumier
Jersey Central Traction Company
Campbell's Junction
Keansburg
New, Monhiduth
Red Banks
Highlands
Pennsylvania Railroad
Amboy
Cliffwood
Keyport
Fine concert tonight at First Presbyterian Church
River city program features Prof Len Tavender new bass, Washington native, plus Frederick K Ball on violin and piano soloists Miriam Morris and Miss Nota Beagle. Selections include Faust organ excerpts, La Serenata, The Swan, Lullaby, and Wieniawski pieces.
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Gate
First Presbyterian
Len Tavender
Washington, D. C
Faust
Gounod
Nora Beagle
Riley
Bill
Bleason Sic
Beagle
Wieniawski
Prorek K. Ball
Sea Bright Youth Dies After Pneumonia Struggle
Lee Anderson aged nineteen, of Surf Street Sea Bright, died Tuesday morning at his parents home after a pneumonia illness. Engaged to Miss Mildred Sherman, he had a long list of friends and was active in the M. B. Church. Funeral services and interment are planned with arrangements under local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Anderson
Otto Bea
Telly
Charles
Hedwig
Anderson
Surf Street
Bea Bright
Mildred Sherman
Aty
M. B. Church
Hns
Wilbert Glenwood
Telephone Co Moves Departments to New Quarters
The telephone company is relocating the old quarters in Library Hall World to new offices on Tah Avenue. The plant department will move to new quarters on Saturday.
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Ephone Company
Warld
Tah Avenue
Weather Bureau Forecast Notes Light Winds Tonight
Weather bureau forecast notes light winds and a mild Thursday. The report mentions tonight’s conditions and the outlook for the following day with minimal weather changes.
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Weather Bureau Forecast
Bufsau
Poe Harts
Sharks River inlet piles to be removed to improve current
A joint committee meeting decided to remove rotten piles along Shark River inlet to prevent marine growth from blocking the current. A new executive committee will meet Thursday at 7 20 PM at Avon borough hall to prepare a bill for the Legislature. Members include Dr Pratt Asbury Park George Simmons Belmar Forman Hutchinson Belmar Mayor John Thomson Toms River E B Armstrong Bradley Beach M Beutell Neptune City Fred Hurley Neptune township.
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N.Y
Shark River
Leon
Taylor
Pratt
Shark River Inlet
Bestslow
Azone
Dr. Pratt
Avon Borough Hall
Dp. Pratt
Asbury Park
George W. Simmons
Forman
Hutchinson
Belmar
John Thomson
Von
E. B. Armstrong
Bradley
2.M. Beutell
Neptune City
Fred Dn. Hurley
Neptine Township
Elected Officers Installation Tales From Progress Council
An unusual event at the Progress Council No 3 installation with both the new councilor and vice councilor absent due to health and relocation. Robert Martin was chosen councilor and Ira L DeCamp vice councilor, with a past councilor jewel promised to John C Smith. The meeting noted strong finances and included addresses and refreshments.
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Officers of Progress Council
Loyal Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Counénor Robert Martin
Harry W. Bennett
Ira.l. DeCamp
Ga . Greenleaf
Harry R. Lee
Perth Amboy
C. A. Blaighead
John ©. Smith
Robert Martin
Daniel ‘Doran
Henry Hulick
John C. Smith
A. C. Sennett
Grand Council
Mr. Bentt
Grand Conellor
Married at Long Branch in Simple Ceremony
Miss Martie Johnson youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Johnson of East Long Branch and Paul Fitzgerald of Parmingdale were married Saturday evening January 21 at the Methodist church. Only immediate family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie Johnson
B. J. Johnson
East
Long Branch
Paul Fitzgerald
Parmingdale
Etonde
Lodge Holds Social Evening at Reabank
Navesink Lodge No. 39 of the IC C F met for routine business and a social hour with games and dominoes. Those in charge of the social program were Bee, Williams, and Borden as well as Snyde Williams.
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Navesink Lodge
Rea Bank
Borden
Will
Snade Williams
Martine chosen senator by solid party vote today
In Trenton James E. Martine was elected United States Senator in a largely party line vote. The joint session gave 47 votes for Martine with six more than a majority, while Smith withdrew and Griggs and others received scattered support. Governor Wilson praised the result as a pledge kept and a move toward voter choice.
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Trenton
N. J
James E. Martine
United States
John Kean
Ackerman
Senate
James Smith, Jr
BE. C. Stokes
John W. Griggs
Chancellor Pitney
Senator Kean
Covernor Fort
Martin—Agnew
Alyea
Backus
Balentine
Boettner
Boarnem
Bracken
Brodhead
Brown
Bunn
Burke
Christie
Cole
Cornish
Davidson
Donnelly
Bean
Fielder
Fitzherbert
Ford
Gebhardt
Geran
Griffin
Hendrickson
Hinners
James
Johnson
Kenny
Lafferty
Lamonte
Leveen
Low
Macksey
Martin
Matthews
McLaughlin
Meyer
Mylod
Newman
Osborne
Price
Ramsay
Silzer
Simpson
Streitwolf Taylor
Walsh
Kor Smith
McGowan
Phillips
Ainoyes Co
Brokes
Adkermin
Adams
Bacharach
H. Brown
Edge
Frelinghiysen
Gaunt
Hand
Jack JSON
Levitt
Lewis
Mather
McCran
Pikaart
Pine
Plummer
Prince
Radcliffe
Richmond
Thompson
B. H. White
Griggs
Coles
Deunger
Tyner
Whitiar
G. W. White
Kean
R. E. Hand
Port Fort
Nichols
Pithey
Bradley
Martine
Smith
Plainfield
W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Cup for Ice Yachtsmen Awards Silver Trophy
Commodore J C Gibbons offers a five silver cup for the boat owner with the most points in the 1910 11 season. The ta committee will decide the winner. Oguilanttore Gibbons is a leading New Jersey yachtsman with a large iceboat fleet and many trophies. He owns a country estate at Little Silver Point.
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Cominodore
J. C. Gibbons
Oguilanttore Gibbons
New Jersey
Commodore Gibbons
Little Silver Point
Winter Presbytery Meeting in Monmouth Jersey
The Winter meeting of the Presbytery of Monmouth was held yesterday at Dalance New Jersey. Rev J G Lovell of the First Presbyterian Church attended. Rev Arthur A McKay new Oceanic Presbyterian Church pastor was present and welcomed. Installations arranged and annual election rules for the Presbytery adopted.
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Monmouth
Dalance
N. J
J. G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Railroad Aid to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in 1911
The New Jersey Central Railroad sent its 1911 contribution to Monmouth Memorial Hospital received today and to be turned over to Treasurer Barnard. Hospital treated railroad employes at no cost for cinders and eye injuries. Seventy patients were under care. new arrivals include Mrs. Benjamin Bennett and Mrs. Annie Gaskitt, both patients. Harry Wilson recovering from pneumonia. Countywide Thanksgiving gifts totaled 105 in cash from schools with fruit and vegetable donations higher than last year.
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New Jersey Central Railroad
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Barnard
Ofth
New Jersey Central
Benjamin Bennett
Hincréft
Annie Gaskitt
Aecree H. Gaskitt
Harry Wilson
Monmouth County
Waterway League of New Jersey Announces Meeting
The Water way League of New Jersey holds its monthly meeting Saturday at 8 30 p m in Achtel Steller's Hall Newark. Benj Mortis of the South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club is a vice president and will attend along with other members. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Waterway League of New Jersey
Achtel-Steller’s
Newark
Benj
Mortis
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Packer Club Five Triumphs in Highlands Victory
The Packer Social Club Five defeated Melrose A C by 18 to 6 in Highlands. The win showed improvement with credited team play and spirited support from visiting fans. Next Tuesday they travel to Red Bank to face St James Five.
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Packer Social Club
Highlands
Melrose
A. C
Packerites
Mrs Joseph Hen Drad Dies in Liverpool Street Home
Mrs Joseph Hen Drad known as Kate dies at age 62 in her home on First Avenue after years of illness and care for her husband. A native of Ireland she leaves one daughter, Mrs Louis White of Newark, and will be buried after arrangements by William H Morris Jr. Funeral director.
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Catherine ‘Hhen
Kate
Josephshen
Pirst Avenue
Ireland
Louis White
Newark
Hilliott D. Tomkins
St. James’ Church
William H. Morris, Jr
Arcanian Anniversary Plans Highlight Long Branch Council Event
The Long Branch Council No 429 Royal Arcanum fixes plans for its thirty first anniversary with a ticketed evening at Fellows Hall next Tuesday. The New York Musical Club provides entertainment including a musical trio and solo acts with Miss Hemline Roberts Kimball and Edna Kimball. The program features impersonations dialect sketches and a floral mandolin piece, followed by a ten minute talk on royal Arcanum work in Long Branch and a display of past regents jewels. The council, with 203 members, has averaged about $5 000 a year in relief totaling over $150 000.
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Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Te Netain Qold Fellows
New York Musical Club
Hemline
Roberts
Kimball
Kimbal
Heinline
Mehitable Moore
Miss Roberts
van Alstyne
Daigty
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Pursues New Lighting Plant
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital aims to start its own lighting plant by March 1. Construction started last fall and all improvements are finished except the lighting plant and laundry.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Entertainment planned by Red Bank church group for Feb 22
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church Red Bank plans an evening entertainment on February 22 to raise funds for the new church building. Proceeds will go to the chapel in the new structure. The New Brunswick Districters Meeting holds Huskly meetings at Ocean Grove and backs moves to repeal the mild limit law at Asbury Park. A good glass of old stock at call on Harry Surles at the Liberty Hotel with exquisite flavor.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
New Brunswick
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Harry Surles
Liberty Hotel
Adewtt
New York Deadlock Remains Firm in Senate Ballot
Albany January 25 The deadlock in the New York Senate continued with eight ballots. Vote tallies show Sheehan 86 Depew 79 Shepard Parker 1 Herrick 1 Littleton 2 Gerard 2 Glynn 1 O'Brien 2 Dix 1 Douglass 3 Insurgents held firm under heavy pressure as legislators adjourned. Democratic leaders praised James Smith Jr for standing firm against Martine and Roosevelt allies.
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Albany
Sheehan
Depew
Shépard
He Parker
Herrick
Littleton
Gerard
Glynn
Korie
O’brien
Dix
Douglass
Wemblyman Kennedy Caut
James Smith Jr
Trenton
James E. Martine
United States Senate
Smith
Martine
Roosevelt
Thomas Mott Osborne
Summer Resident Dies From Accident Injuries
George Harris a longtime chauffeur for the big Borden truck route between here and New York died from injuries after a New York auto accident last week. Funeral services were held Sunday and burial followed Monday in Worcester Massachusetts. The widow, a Lincoln Place resident, will be away several days arranging family matters. Dupont Wins in Delaware. Henry tf Ypont, Republican, was elected United States Senator for Judge Nevils Improvis. Hon. Henry M. Nev is recovering from a relapse and nervous breakdown recent weeks. He is Past National Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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George Harris
Borden
Here
New York
Worcester
Lincoln Place
Nevils Improviris
Henry M. Nevius
Gid
Grand Army of the Republic
Princeton names Red Bank athlete to first basketball team
Leon de la Reussille of Red Bank son of a Broad Street jeweler earned a place on Princeton University's first basketball team as a sophomore. He has won medals in broad and high jumping and is a member of the Red Bank Y M C A. Poverty Social at Eatontown. A Daughters of Liberty poverty social Friday night at Mrs. Taylor's Broad Street home charges nine cents admission with jewelry extra.
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Leon de la Reussille
Red Bank
Broad Street
Princeton University
Dee la Reussille
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Eatontown
Pride of Crescent Council
Laughters of Liberty
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Flanape
Progress Council
Ocean Amusement Park
Ross Qcean Ietlon
Stokes
Democratic Party
Washington
Legislative
the - Party
Jaives Eb’ Martine
Iceyachtsmen
Cofmatinre Gibbons
John Bf. Woolley
Edwards Avenue
Waterway League Meeting
The
Daily Record
Packer Club
Melrose A. C
Heiles
Melrose. Maedaseaewe Hennessey
Yight
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Malmners
Broadway
Tel
Mrs
Joseph Hen Drad
Red Bank C. E. Entertainment
Asbury
Tess
Dupont
Delaware
Dover
Del
Henry Tf Ypont
Commission
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Board of Trade
George EB. Poland
Harry C. Rehm
John MacVicar
Des Molinés
Iowa
Fornier
Leagué of American Municipalities
Hotel Windsor
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
Third Avenue
Hte Ts
Auuiliary
Daughters of Liberty
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