City Eyes Torn Down Nuisance Buildings Under New Code
City officials consider abating dilapidated structures deemed threats to life and property. Mayor Newcomb released City Solicitor Stevens a legal opinion confirming power to remove nuisances on private property, with four methods outlined including injunction and penalties.
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Newcomb
Stevens
Commissioner of Public Safety
Solicitor Stevens
Board of
of Chancery
Board of Commissioners
Speeding deposits forfeited amid court confusion in New Jersey
Peter Johnson and Mary Smith figures appear in a morning court session over warrants and assault claims. A $25 speeding deposit by W H Painter on Ocean Avenue was forfeited after late appearances. similar forfeiture followed previous missed hearings. An ad announces funeral directors Sexton brothers at Broadway and Morrell in Branch, New Jersey.
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Peter Johnson
Mary
Smith
Johnson
W. H. Painter
Ocean Avenue
Arrowamith
City Hall
Painter
Sneak Thieves Plague Middletown Neighbors Stand Watch
Middletown endures a spate of burglaries and prowlers. Residents Robert Despreaux and David H. Conley acted as night police, firing at suspects who fled into the trees after breaking into William H. Van Brunt and William H. English houses. A separate break-in at Martin Calt’s home yielded only a purse theft and Mr Calt’s watch, while others alarmed by sounds deterred intruders.
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Middletown
Robert Despreaux
David H. Conley
William H. van Brunt
Riverside Drive
William H. English
Martin Calt
King’s Highway
Cait
Collins B. Root
King's Highway
John G. Fawcett
Fair Haven Resident Dies in 83 Years
Fair Haven resident William C. Fielder aged 83 died last night at his daughter's home from general weariness. He lived with Mrs Emma Parker, leaves two sons Frank and Alyin and two daughters Mrs Parker and Miss Georgiananes, plus a brother Disbrow Fielder and four sisters. Funeral from the Parker home Saturday at 2 30 pm with interment in Little Silver. He retired three years ago after 33 years with Red Bank employer. Also reported a bicycle accident injuring Miss May Presley of Hoyt Street who struck a rail and injured the ankle ligaments.
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William C. Fielder
Fair Haven
Frank Fielder
Red Bank
Emma Parker
Parker
Georgianaaneser
Frank
Alyin
Disbrow Fielder
Squanko
Europe on Brink as War Threat Weighs on Nations
News from London and Paris reports Germany mulling war after Austria invades Serbia. Belgrade occupied, Russia mobilizes 1,200,000 troops, while Britain readies forces and observers. Diplomatic counts frame an imminent continental crisis with Kremlin, Kaiser, and Paris cabinet wired to the turn of events.
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Belgrade
London
Eng
England
Asquith
Napoleon
Melba
Europe
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Austria
Servia
Russia
St. Peterburg
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Paterstwire
Germany
Csar
Ghie
Die Russivitadower
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Fatherland
Ikusin
Nicholas
Siam
Divingias
Eralissime
Hix
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Soukhovlinot
Firemen Feast Marks New Red Bank Firehouse Opening
Relief Engine Company's new firehouse in Drummond Place Red Bank hosted a reception and banquet attended by the Mayor, council, fire officials and guests to celebrate occupancy and the addition of a modern American LaFrance fire truck. Toasts praised the long effort and improved borough efficiency.
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Relief Engine Company
Drummond Place
Red Bank
American LaFrance
Alston Beekman
Relief Company
Cornelius
Mount
Eschelbach
Hardening of Arteries Kills Red Bank Man
Charles H. Clayton of Chestnut Street Red Bank dies in his afternoon at 2.30. Rev John L Miner pastor of First Baptist Red Bank to officiate interment in Fairview Cemetery. Clayton born in Lincroft son of John and Martha Davis, survived by widow. Home Mission Society members attend funeral scene. Drug store hours and local notices included.
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Charles H. Clayton
Chestndt’ Street
Red Bank
Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Clayton
Lincrétt
Jophin
Mar.trade
Davis
Sabie Promoted Customs and Pretty Odstones
Fragmentary OCR mentions sabie style items and pretty customs. reader cannot determine full event. No clear date or organization found.
W Irving Shyder to Be Buried at Glenwood
The obituary notes W Irving Shyder will be buried at Glenwood Cemetery with funeral arrangements to be announced locally. The notice lists Shyder as deceased and directs family and friends to funeral home services for details.
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W. Irving Shyder
Glenwood
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