Armindee farm for sale at Tinton Falls Monmouth
Mr Richard Deeves seeks buyers for Armindee a large gentlemen's farm at Tinton Falls Monmouth County. It covers acres with 162 in high balance includes barns ice house engine house and outbuildings. One mile frontage on the Main Stone Road to Freehold and a finest stream runs through the eastern part suitable for stock raising.
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Tinton Falls
Monni J
Armindee
Conacres
Freehold
Monmouth County
House Ruins After Fiery Blaze in Howland
Firefighters battled a major blaze in Howland destroying the structure while saving adjacent cottages. Logan cottage survived with severe scorching as the caretakers outbuilding burned repeatedly. Patrolman Dodd smelled gasoline and suspects an incendiary origin.
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Dodd
Foreclosure looming on long shuttered Howland House hotel
The Howland House, a three story summer hotel dating to 1811 in Long Branch, remains under mortgage with the Dobbins estate while foreclosure proceedings proceed. Arthur Meyers and others owned the property once bought from the Dobbins estate which holds a $100,000 mortgage. The dining room alone was valued over $3,000 as the lumber and structure show years of Degivet neglect and partial removal attempts by David Elinsky after purchasing furnishings for $15,000.
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Arthur Meyers
St J. Dobbins
David Elinsky
Dobbing
John
Charles O'Conner
Howland
Obadiah Sears
George Robbins
Henry Howland
John A. Howland
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Mr. Howland
Richard J. Dobbins
Second Supper of Red Bank Y M C A
A report on a Red Bank Y M C A gathering highlights speaker Mr Estes praising the group’s work and the impact on attendees. He recalls a banker who, amid duties at a major institution, joined the boys for an evening under the stars, a memory still vivid two years later.
Red Bank Y M C A Leaders Promote Growth and Service
The meeting featured Mr. Willis and Mr. Bunn urging Red Bank expansion and stronger service through the Y M C A. They cited high mileage speaking, a push for a new building, rising membership, and renewed youth programs including a Boys' Department and Bible classes while noting financial debts and recent improvements.
Italian language class aids citizenship and empty balance noted
The record notes a balance of 429.40 with 1 016.40 remaining in the bank. It highlights a class teaching Italians English to foster better citizenship and mentions weekly religious meetings in fire houses with out of town speakers and ongoing plans for monthly talks.
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Fire Department
Constitution Change Debated at Conference on Representation
Governor Wilson urged moving forward with a convention to pursue reforms, favoring population based representation but open to equal county representation if necessary. The talk featured sharp exchanges as lawmakers debated the impact on Senate representation and cross party positions. The conference slated to continue Tuesday afternoon to discuss additional platform pledges.
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Fio
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Johnson
Bergen
Wilson
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The New Woman Three Act Comedy At Opera House
The Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church presents The New Woman a three act comedy at the Opera House on Washington street this evening. Griffin's orchestra provides music with a cast including Mrs J P Hood Mrs Edward Venable Miss Mabel Ball Mrs Albert Craig Mrs Hannah Clark Miss Ada Bacon J V N Stults Geo Bacon and Irving Howland Advertise in the Daily Record it will pay you.
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Opera House
Washington Street
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Griffin
J. P. Hood
Edward. Venable
Mabel Ball
Albert Craig
Hannah Clark
Ada Bacon
J. V. N. Stults
Geo. Bacon
Irving Howland
Extra blades offer three for ten cents for long lasting shaves
The advertisement promotes three blades for 10 cents highlighting their long life and the ability to resharpen each blade, suggesting a cheap and durable shaving option.
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Sheffield
Suffragette Leader Sentenced in Lloyd George Raid
London January 29. General Flora Drummond jailed for fourteen days after refusing to pay a fine for her role in the Chancellor Lloyd George office raid. She vows a hunger strike. Thirty additional suffragettes jailed for two weeks.
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London
Flora Drummond
Sylvia Pankhurst
Lloyd George
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