Senate Passes Bill Repealing Frelinghuysen Amendment On School Boards
In Trenton yesterday the Senate approved bill No. 60 with one dissenting vote. It repeals the Frelinghuysen amendment to the general school act, restoring old methods of choosing boards and appointing them by the Mayor. The old Long Branch board plans its final meeting tonight as the new board prepares to organize Thursday. one member, Edward R. Slocum, is away in Panama.
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Trenton
Nichols
Cumberland
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Smalley
Somerset
Wilson
Long Branch Board of Education
John TT. Britton
Daniel Edwards
Mr. Britton
C. Alan Francis
Edward R. Slocum
Panama
Fair Haven Ice Yacht Club to Form New Organization
Proposals are being made for a meeting to organize The Fair Haven Ice Yacht Club near the North Shrewsbury river. About fifty members are expected with plans for a clubhouse and a pennant S H I V C to be sailed by 25 lee yachts, including fleets of six and ten foot spreads. Captain Edward Little is the current Commodore of the Fair Haven fleet.
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Fair Haven
Lee
Edward Little
Stricken With Paralysis and Fire Reports
John Hubbard of Brooklyn, brother of Hotel Trenton’s Robert Hubbard, suddenly struck with paralysis at home. Frank J. Meidl, veteran baker, travels to Ramsey after sister's business fire. Morrie Ferry injures hand cutting ice at Oakhurst. Fred Fields wounds foot at West Long Branch. Advertise in the Nally Record.
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John Hubbard
Thinca
Robert Hubbard
Hotel Trenton
Brooklyn
Hubbard
Frank J. Meidl
Ramsey
N. J
Mr. Weidl
Morrie Ferry
Oakhurst
G. N. Caleb
Fred Fields
Weat Long Branch
Surprise Birthday for Maitland Gardner by Foresters of America
Ex chief ranger Maitland Gardner of Court Long Branch No 67 Foresters of America was surprised at his Fifth Avenue home last Friday night. Lodge members hosted a party featuring card games, music, and gifts, including a Past Chiefs’ jewel and a silver tea set presented by friends.
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Maitland Gardner
Long Branch
Foresters of America
Fifth Avenue
Gardner Home
Merry Makers
Mr. Gardner
Chief Rangers
Christian Schwartz
Louis Zipp
Wm. F. Miller
John E. Anderson
Wm. Tobin
Fred Lott
Otto Cowart
Injured Coasting Down Hill In Gutter Sled Mishap
C Mell Johnson Jr son of C Mell Johnson injured seriously after colliding with telegraph pole while sledding down Miller street hill. He required seven stitches for a head gash. Other riders suffered minor injuries as sled struck an embankment near the railroad track. Dr John Opferman treated Johnson.
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Highlands
C. Mell Johnson, Jr
C. Mell Johnson
Young Johnson
Miller Street
John Opferman
Mell
Red Bank Church to Host Evening of Literature Music
An event promising extraordinary literary and musical excellence will be held at the First Methodist Church Friday night under the church choir. Reciter Mrs Margaret Asay Mews and tenor John LeRoy Hess will perform, violinist Mrs Alfred H Magee will play, pianist Mrs Arthur Bliss White will present solos, and the choir will close with a selection. Record attendance expected.
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First Methodist
Margaret Asay Mews
John LeRoy Hess
Alfred H. Magee
Atlantic Highlands
Arthur Bliss White
Red Rock
Wireless Message From Westwood Hotel Owner Travels Abroad
William Molea proprietor of the Westwood Hotel sent a wireless message to his wife yesterday while aboard the steamer Berlin of the North German Lloyd line off Gibraltar. He plans a voyage of about three months with Naples, Rome and Florence as principal stops.
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William Molea
Westwood Hotel
Naples
Italy
Gibraltar
Moleaie
Berlin
Rome
Florence
Paralyzed James Paddock Inherits Million Dollar Will
James Paddock of Atlantic Highlands who has lived at Monmouth Memorial Hospital for a year was told he stands to inherit between 1 million and 3 million from his brother Simon Paddock of Syracuse. Simon’s death leaves James heir while his son inherits 50 000. The story notes James has not seen his daughter since childhood and describes relatives visiting the hospital with a lawyer to reveal the will. Weather and ice disrupted city sidewalks and bell towers as crews thawed out the oceanic and west end bells.
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James Paddock
Atlantic Highlands
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Simon Paddock
Syracuse
N. Y
Simon
James
Jmes
Young Paddock
John B. Foster
Howland
Independent Tower
West End
1.0 C Club Holds Third Meeting at Ruth Giles Home
The 1.0 C Club met at Miss Ruth Giles home to plan upcoming social events. Evening features included a piano solo by Miss Isabel Bennett a vocal solo by Miss Madeline Haines and a reading by Miss Ruth Giles.
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Ruth Giles
Isabel Bennett
Madeline Haines
Weather Forecast for New Jersey and Nearby Coast
Weather Bureau forecast for six hours ending Wednesday evening. Cloudy tonight then fair Wednesday with little temperature change. Light to moderate northwest winds. Observations from 43 North Bradway Long Branch. Highest yesterday 14, low last night 26, current 30. Barometer 29.47 rising to 28.80 last night. Wind 10 mph from north, then northeast 40 mph at hour. Humidity 83 percent. Minimum 42, maximum 47.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Bradway
Long Branch
Roosevelt passive candidate and Abbott letter on Stokes
The item reports Charles Rosencrans of the American Bill Posting Company travels through Jacksonville Richmond Charleston and Savannah noting events and weather while Charles Roosevelt Abbott describes Theodore Roosevelt's potential presidential candidacy based on a letter to former Governor Edward C. Stokes stating Roosevelt would accept if nominated and would serve if elected.
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American Bill Posting
Charles Rosencrans
American Bill Posting Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Richmond
Beatty
Charleston
George Washington
Savannah
Charley
Thomas R. Woolley
Trenton
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward C. Stokes
Lawrence F. Abbott
Outlook
Roosevelt
The
Abbott
Col. Roosevelt
Legislators Hard at Work in New Jersey Assembly and Senate
In Trenton on January 30 the Legislature entered its fourth week as the Senate passed five bills and the Assembly six. Most were minor. notable were the repeal of the new appointive school board law and the Leavitt bill allowing indentures of state home inmates. Two senators proposed commissions to study the consolidation of state departments. A highway bonds hearing urged a fixed bid period and road closings for repairs. State officials debated tax reform and election law study measures.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Assembly
Leavitt
Edge
Silver
Gill
Whyte
House Highway Committee
Campbell
Bergen Freeholders
Stevens
Pierce
Surprise 87 North Broad Way Honeymoon Party
Mr and Mrs HW Margolius hosted a midnight surprise at their home after a Washington DC honeymoon return. Guests included multiple local residents and families from Rutherford Newark and New York. evening featured piano solos and a Morris Shener solo with refreshments served.
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HW. Margolius
North Broadway
Washington, D. C
Morris 8
Shener
Columbia College
Misa F. M. Margottus
Misa Jennie Wolf
G. Rubhin
T Wolf
J. Margottus
Nathanson
Rutherford
N. 1
G. Ruther
New York
M. Masing
Levey
Robin
Ruther
Newark
T Farber
Dave Heifler
Bennie Heifer
New York City
Badge for Fireman Sea Bright Firemen Honored
Sea Bright Firemen held a Saturday night reception by Ocean Fire Company with Hook and Ladder Company guests. Peter D. White, one of the oldest members, received a gold badge amid a two hour gathering. Ex-Mayor P Hall Packer gave the presentation as colored minstrels entertained and ex-police officer Charles Covert sang a new tune.
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Sea Bright
Ocean Fire Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Peter D. White
P. Hall Packer
Charles Covert
the Ice Man
Free vocal scholarship awarded to Ruth Huyler of Hatontown
Ruth Huyler daughter of T E Huyler earns a full tuition scholarship valued at 500 dollars per year at the National Conservatory of Music New York after passing a high level examination before leading American vocal instructors. The news also notes Peter J Hartigan in Spring Lake settling damages with the Penna Rt R and New York and Long Branch Railroad Co for a Labor Day 1910 accident near Monmouth crossing.
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Ruth Huyler
Hatontown
T. E. Huyler
National Conservatory of Music
New York
Mise Huyler
Observatory
America
Peter J. Hartigan
Spring Lake
Penna, Rt. R. and
New York and Long Branch Railroad Co
Hartigan
Monmouth Crossing
Wm. L. Edwards
Red Bank Sunday School Sale Clears Memorial Window Debt
A home made cake and candy sale at the First Presbyterian Church Ipodal Hall Red Bank drew fine attendance despite the weather. Four Sunday school classes cleared about 25 dollars to wipe out an indebtedness for a church chapel memorial window. Attendees included Harry Pay Miss Gladys Bilert Miss Ethel White and Miss Ten Broeck.
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First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Necognita Harry
Pay
Gladys Bilert
Mies Ethel White
Miss Ten Broeck
Widow Christine Meleren Dies After Kidney Illness
Mrs. Christine Meleren aged 52 a Sea Bright resident and former nurse died Sunday night at the home of Mrs. Mary Van Bruni after a kidney illness that began last August. She had worked for Mrs. P Hall Packer of Sea Bright for several years. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Van Brant home with Rev W Dutton Dale officiating and interment at Glenwood West Long Branch under John G Sexton funeral director.
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Christine Meleren
Church Street
Mary van Bruni
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
van Brant
W. Dutton Dale
Glenwood Weat Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Butter Crusade to Start Thursday in New Jersey
About 15 000 New Jersey club women will aid State Superintendent Waldron in enforcing a new rule mandating net weight printed on butter wrappers. The measure requires the weight when sold to be shown in Gothic type on all prints and rolls, with prosecutions possible for violations.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Waldron
Waldrop
Mr. Waldman
Jersey
X LNC Wins Race for Gibbons Point Cup at Shallow Point
Former Senator Henry S Terhune owns the ice boat X LNC which won the six lap flat race for the Gibbons Point Cup at the Shallow Point course last Friday. The X LNC finished in 47.40 with Mildred second in 48.40 and Hazel L third in 48.51. Bay When withdrew on the fourth lap.
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Henry 8. Terhune
Shallow Point
Hazel L
Mildred
Say
J C. Gibbons
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Weather Bureau Forecast
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Dally Record
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