Trade Board Fights to Establish Shore Branch Court
At a Long Branch and East Monmouth League meeting at City Hall discussions centered on the Branch Court Bill. Speaker Taylor indicated support only with a referendum, while critics urged action as the Board of Trade pressed for the shore court amid objections over district scope and territorial inclusion.
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East Monmouth
Trenton
Bill- Speaker
Taylor
Chang
Long Branch Board of Trade
East Mon
City Hall
East Monmouth League
A. H. Hope
Newcomb
William A. Stevens
Harry C. Rehm
Board of Trade
Mr. Rehm
Landlord Wins Ouster Of Hotel Tenant In Freehold Court
In Freehold Circuit Court Judge Nelson Y. Dungan directed a verdict for the St James Hotel owners in a nonpayment eviction against Mrs Mary A Ost. The three year lease set 3000 yearly rent. 1050 unpaid by Oct 1 and a constable sale of furnishings left a balance of 530.67. Ost was represented by Adrian Appleget of Trenton. the defense alleging promised repairs was rejected. The dispossess warrant awaits a possible appeal.
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Nelson Y. Dungan
Freehold
St. James' Hotel
Asbury Park
Mary A. Ost
Johnston & Conover
Ost
Constable
Lectures and Local Notices From Red Bank and Surroundings
Dr. Gabrel R. Maguire spoke at First Baptist Church Red Bank detailing seven years in Africa with artifacts and photographs, noting language study mission work and encounters with witch doctors. Local notices include Senator Slocum's bills, a Keyport death, carpenters union benefits, a wall paper sale, a firemen ball, and moving pictures listings.
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Gabrel R. Maguire
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Africa
Maguire
Stanley
Congo
Firemen's Ball Planned by Red Bank Laddies at St James Club
Red Bank Relief Engine Company No. 1 schedules its annual ball tomorrow night at St James Club house Monmouth street. Tickets sold in Red Bank and vicinity. expected record attendance. Grand match and prize waltz offer $6 $2.50 and $1 gold. Prof Matthew Hollywood orchestra to provide music. Firehouse on Pearl street open all night for out of town guests.
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St. James Hall
Red Bank
Hollywood's
St. James
Matthew Hollywood
A. M. Gaskill
Pearl Street
St James’ Club House
Extra Lights for Monmouth Beach
Monmouth Beach Council met last night continuing the reorganized administration. Officials named include President Richard West and Clerk Jesse W. Potter with a slate covering police, highways, finance, and street committees. The board approved installing more lights and road improvements to begin soon.
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Monmouth Beach
Gustav Mihm
A. O. Johnson
Richard West
E. Borden West
Frank van Brunt
J. A. Maney
Borden West
Mrs Worthley Dead After Short Illness
Susie F Worthley, wife of George Worthley, died at her Slocum place home after twelve days of heart illness. She was 37, born in Washington, lived in Long Branch most of life, and leaves husband, one brother, and two children Reta and Earl. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 from the house. interment Greelawn Cemetery. Rev Alfonso Dave of Simpson Church to preach.
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Susie F
George Worthley
Slocum Place
Washington
Long Branch
James Chasey
Walter 8
Chicago
Reta
Earl
Greelawn
William H. Morris
Alfon
Dave
Simpson Church
Judge Hughes chosen for United States senator in New Jersey
In Jersey City the Grand Council Royal Arcanum set April 28 at Asbury Park for its annual session. In Trenton, Judge William Hughes won the Senate nomination over Briggs after a party line vote. the decision awaits ratification in a joint session.
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Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Jersey City
Asbury Park
Lakewood
State House
Trenton
N. J
William Hughes
United States
Briggs
Assembly
Richards
Atlantic
Guv. Wilson
Hughes
New Jersey
Taylor
Monmouth Farmers Meet at Red Bank
The annual Farmers Institute meeting will be at Red Bank on Tuesday February 4 with an all day session in Town Hall and a stereopticon illustrated evening address. Lectures cover past year lessons swine disease fertilizers orchard management egg yield potato diseases and a final talk The New Woman at the Opera House tomorrow night plus various ads and notices.
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Farmers’ Institute
Red Bank
Town Hall
George L. Gillingham
Moorestown
J. G. Lipman
Emmer Roberts
Mr. Gillingham
Fair Haven considers water mains on Willow street and Kemp avenue
Wellington La Monte of Tintern Manor Water Company speaks at Fair Haven Borough Council about laying water mains on Willow street and Kemp avenue. The committee reports enough residents would sign for ten cents per linear foot for five years. A rep from the company and council members plan to meet residents today. A Battin road pipe repair bill issue is also discussed with a possible action to remove a cesspool if unpaid.
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Wellington la Monte
Tintern Manor Water Company
Fair Haven
Willow Street
Kemp Avenue
la Monte
Rankin
Little
Covert
M.S. Battin
Battin Road
Battin
Hawking
Mr. Hawkins
Favorable Report on Ocean Grove Borough Bill
The New Jersey Assembly committee favorably reported the Ocean Grove borough incorporation bill with an amendment on voting. The special May election remains, 6 am to 7 pm, with a revised ballot requiring a mark in either Yes or No squares. ballots with no mark will not be counted.
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Trenton
Ocean Grove
Committee On Boroughs
County of
Monmouth
Surprise party honors Master John Guire at Hollywood Ave
A surprise party for Master John Guire son of Mr and Mrs James Guire was held on Hollywood Avenue last Saturday evening. Juvenile guests enjoyed games and a picture show by the honoree followed by refreshments. Attendees included Francis Wheat Alice Lively Ruth Dodd Julia Wheat Dorothy Westervelt Dorothy Lively Helen Lloyd Emma Cattanach Catherine Beck Florence Leonard Elsie Connors and others. In Trenton a Senate session discussed a 1911 Commission Government law supplement abolishing all boards except Board of Education and District Court introduced by Mr Leavitt Mercer.
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James Quire
Hollywood Avenue
Ben
John Guire
James Guire
Quire
Francis Wheat
Alice Lively
Ruth Dodd
Julia Wheat
Dorothy Westervelt
Dorothy Lively
Helen Lloyd
Emma Cattanach
Catherine Beck
Florence Leonard
Elsie Connors
Jack Whenrity
OQ Huhn
Ba Win Lankenau
William Westervelt
Leroy Maps
James Cattanach
Harold Lankenau
Ernest Westerywell
Alton Evans
Leo Cattanach
Ernest D Blakelevy
Roy Hareham
James
Trenton
Commission
Board of Education and District Court
Leavitt
Mercer
New Factory Seeks Location in City
Representing Randall Underwear Co of New York, Mr Mackay urged the Board of Trade to back a plant here to escape labor troubles and high rents. He promised a payroll of 60000 yearly with 300 workers and 20 machines, citing weekly wages from 9 to 18 dollars for women operators. The proposal was sent to the Manufacturing committee for full investigation.
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Randall Underwear Company
Fourth Avenue
12Th Street
New York
Mackay
Board of Trade
Eatontown Man Pleads Guilty in Vitriol Attack Case
An Eatontown man pleads guilty to a vitriol assault and battery that disrupted his home life. The victim identified the assailant with little trouble, and authorities describe the case as a serious attack tied to domestic strife.
Attack on Wolcott Sees Suspect Arrested in Red Bank
Henry Wolcott, Eatontown merchant, was attacked with a vitriol like liquid as he returned home from a hedge surprise. William Hunt of Irvington admitted the assault and blamed Wolcott for family trouble. Hunt pleaded guilty to atrocious assault and battery and was held on $300 bail awaiting grand jury action.
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Henry Wolcott
Eatontown
William OS. Hunt
Irvington
Newark
Shrewsbury Township
Mr. Wolcott
Red Bank
Minagh
Hunt
Justice Sickles
Freehold
Wolcott
Mr .Wolcott
Monmouth Pupils at Rutgers College Honor Roll Listed
The new Monmouth College yearbook notes faculty changes including Professor Louis Hevler as Dean and a shift to focus on Physics. Enrollment totals reach 379 in college courses with 174 in Short Courses in Agriculture. Freshman and sophomore honor roll winners from Monmouth County include Charles Teorey Bradley Benel Annie Tilinois George Theckhwell and others from Freehold, Middletown, and New Brunswick schools.
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Pitaer
Etty
Haters
Louis Hevler
van Dyck
Department of Physics
Monmouth County
Charles Teorey
Gant
Bradley Benel
Sbury Park
Thigh
George Theckhwell Maxson
Locust
Annie Tilinois
Seto
Edward ‘Thurber Paxton
Freehold
Freehold High
Carl Raymond Woodward
Magishtown
Schood
Prederiek &, Shield, Jr
New Brunswick
Chatth High School
Ice Boat Club Dance at Brannchip Club House
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club plans a dance and clam chowder supper at their branchport clubhouse. A five piece orchestra will provide music as enthusiasts gather after a disappointing ice yacht season.
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South Shrewsbury
Brannchport
Iekete
Mathering Ss
Fisher ousted from Wesleyan over views on church closures
Middletown Jan 28 Prof Williard Fisher a leading educator and former mayor was forced from Wesleyan University faculty after refusing to alter expressed views on closing churches by law. His departure follows intense politics and his ties to Tabor.
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Middletown
Conm
Williard Fisher
Wesleyan University
William Shanklin
Wesleyan
Fisher
Cornell
Great Friends of
Tabor
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Keyport
Rebecca Glassco
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Joseph S. Borden
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Firemen's Ball
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WM. Hughes
Opera House
Washington &I
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Electriciy
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Washington St
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Red Bang
Mott'St
Daily Record
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Bredenback
Hudson
Assembly Committee On Municipal Corporations
House
George Woolley
West End Avenue
South Shrewsbury Lb, & Y
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State Board of Assessors
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East Orange
Fort
State Economy and Efficiency Commission
Haleey
Barber
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