Rumson Council Orders Unused Poles Removed
The Rumson Borough Mayor and Council met at the Oceanic firehouse. They instructed Clerk Naughton to notify Red Bank Public Service and Atlantic Highlands Standard Gas to remove unused poles. A $250 bond for Special Officer A. Y Bedford was accepted. he serves unpaid. Exemption certificates were granted to Oceanic Hook and Ladder members. A uniform officer expense rate of $1.65 was set for Freehold travel. James Boyd & Company sought a one week extension to finish two borough fire trucks, arriving around June 10. The police committee was authorized to coordinate an ordinance requiring bicycles to carry lamps at night. The Road Superintendent will report on curbing repairs. Notices were sent to Edward Dennad and Miss Gertrude Tredwell to clear sidewalks within two weeks. A $3,000 note for six months to Second National Bank was ordered, and $3,152 in bills were approved for payment.
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Rumson Borough
Oceanic
Deniel Naughton
Public Service Corporation
Red Bank
Standard Gas Company
Atlantic-Highlands
A. Y Bedford
Dy AV. Bedford
M. F. Shropshire
James Patterson
B. F. Johnson
James Wallace
G. W. van Note
Oceanic Hook and Ladder Company
Freehold
James Boyd & Company
Alston Beekman
Edward Dennad
Navesink Avenue
Gertrude Tredwell
Ridge Road
Second National Bank
Consul General Arnold Shanklin Returns From Vera Cruz
Consul General Arnold Shanklin has arrived in Washington after his mission in Vera Cruz. He will report fully to President Wilson on incidents observed during the occupation and the events that followed.
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America
Vera Cruz
Arnold Shanklin
Yiverter i
Cruz
Washington
Wilson
Historic sites and people in Monmouth County portraits
A travelogue through Monmouth County highlights historic gates at Monmouth Park dating to 1870 and a centennial at Washington Lodge 9. It recalls old landmarks from Eatontown to Colts Neck, notes Daniel Edwards shaping Long Branch music, and lauds his Boys Band of 1914 and its young players.
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Upper Broadway
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Eatontown
Monmouth Park
Washington Lodge
Tinton Falls
Colts Neck
Lew” Snyder
Popu
Daniel Edwards
Long Branch
Damrosch Brothers
Tali Esen Morgan
Mr. Edwards
Joseph Thonas
Theodore Myer
John V. Allstrom
Edwards
Broadway
Pro bate of Oceanport will names executor and heirs
Oceanport resident Miemry B Edwards probate records show a will dated April 3 1901 naming his son Hiram Edwards as executor and leaving his watch chain diamond stud jewelry and clothing to him. The residue goes to wife Catherine Edwards for life with remainder to son Hiram after her death. Benjamin Midridge and Albert T Smith witnessed.
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Miemry B. Edwards
Oceanport
Hiram Edwards
Catherine Edwards
Benjamin Midridge
Albert T. Smith
William Bidge
Middletown Township
Mary KE. McClees
Florence V. Burge
William Burdge
Theodore Burdge
William Norman Burdge
Susan A. Burge
Mabel B. Leonard
Queen Unruffled by Suffrage Plea in Buckingham Palace
The throne room scene at Buckingham Palace on Thursday night involved Miss Mary Blomfield darling of Lady Blomfield. Her solo plea to the king led to chaos as two Blomfield sisters intervened while the queen and monarch remained calm.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Mary Blomfield
Lady Blomfield
Sir Arthur Blomfield
Royal Academy
Blomfield
Miss Blomfield
Summer Sale Offers Exclusive Models At Bargain Prices
Early next week shoppers can buy exclusive gowns and tailored dresses from 25 to 100 dollars. The sale includes Premet Cheruit imported models and designs from the Dressmaking Salons. An early Monday visit to the Fourth floor Salons is suggested for best selection.
Local notes mix of visits, repairs, and events in Little Silver
Clark Kemp, Harold de Fabry and Charles Imlay trek to Tom s River. Debates and graduations at Drew Theological Seminary. Local purchases include a bicycle, a horse, a piano, and a remodeled Branch avenue house. The Little Silver Cubs beat Shrewsbury 6 to 2. Decoration Day crowds, summer plans, and a riding mishap accompany assorted social items.
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Clark Kemp
New York
Harold de Fabry
Charles Imlay
Toms River
Fern Kemp
Margaret Cook
Morrell Moore
Drew Theological Seminary
Clifford BE. Dilks
William Hodgkiss
Morrison Shampanore
Harold Sickles
William C. Ely
Holmdel
W. A. Bass
Clearwater
Mia
Carl Kahler
B. T. White
Branch Avenue
Winfield Wainwright
Wesley Lane
Lane
James H. Lane
Little Silver Cubs
Shrewsbury
Claud Wright
Raymond Trivison
Hal C. Parker
Elizabeth
Riverview Avenue
Allyne Edwards
Eoward Borden, Jr
Joseph Oschwald
Newark
Silver
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Long Branch Daily Record
Little Silver News
Silvermere Inn
Silver Bay House
Edwin Cook
Brooklyn
George Elgrim
Clifford L. Dilks
David Moore
Losees
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Mr. Moores
John Borden
Methodist Church
Austria
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Harry Herbert
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