City Council Adopts Two Ordinances on Police Department
Long Branch voters see passage of two ordinances regulating the police department. One creates a police bureau under the mayor and chief to oversee patrols and health-related duties. the other adds a prosecutive detective bureau with a $1,200 salary for its captain and a $1,000 to $1,200 range for other officials. Opponents argued about costs. The council also discussed trolley street repairs, lighting, and liquor sale enforcement.
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Twenty Years a minister celebrated by Rev J G Lovell
Rev J G Lovell minister of First Presbyterian marked twenty years in service with a quiet Sunday ceremony attended by visitors. The church was decorated by a committee led by Mrs R H Hughes. Lovell spoke on ministry as a divine calling and service, stressing character as the minister’s capital and the need to trust in the Will of God.
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Procter Rex Wedding in Rumson
In Rumson on Sunday afternoon Misa Bertha Rex daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rex became the wife of J William Procter eldest son of Contractor and Mrs Thomas Procter of 212 Birth Ravenue Ang Branch The ceremony was by Rev Dr B C Lippincott and followed by a wedding breakfast at the Rex home The couple will reside in Fifth Avenue after a week in New York where they honeymoon Rice and flowers were showered on them at Red Bank station on departure.
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Misa Bertha Rex
Charles Rex
J. William Procter
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Thomas Procter
Ravenue
Ang Branch
B.C. Lippincott
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Byron Rex
Elsworth ‘Rex
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Mise Helen Réx
Harry
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Louis Procter
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Endless Chain Teas Boost Charity Fund in Long Branch
Mrs. Leon Cubberley heads an endless chain tea scheme by the Indies auxiliary of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor. Fifteen ladies attended a social tea, each paying fifteen cents for a fund called the social tea contribution. The plan makes each hostess the next week’s host, expanding charity work and social ties with discreet, ongoing efforts. Tuesday’s gathering at Mrs. Brit Good’s home focused on sewing and mending garments for distribution.
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Bed and Park Commission reappoints two for three year terms
Brent Good and Henry Kroener are renewed for three year full terms on the Bed and Park Commission. Mayor McPad din appointed them three years ago and they were reappointed at Monday’s City Council meeting. Kroener serves as treasurer, with Joline Finn and White on the commission.
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Bed and Park Commission
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Joseph Finn
John B. White
Beach and Park Commission
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Takanamiee Hotel
Golden Wedding Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hibbard Slocum of 291 Branchport Avenue mark their golden wedding anniversary after a June 6 1860 ceremony. Family and friends including their two daughters and sons in law attended a 3 to 6 pm reception at the Slocum home with floral decorations and a daisies and pansies theme. The couple, married at Centenary M. B. Church by Rev. Green, spent 45 years in Brooklyn before moving back to Long Branch five years ago.
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Branchport Avenue
T. W. Cooper
Weath
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Red Bank
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Eatontown
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Janet Slocum
H. C. Scokey
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Red Bank Council Hears Trolley Fire and Street Edicts
Red Bank councillors met Monday night amid a trolley fire scare and highway work. The board approved bills totaling over 4 869 dollars for contractor Burd and 4 200 dollars for police and street needs. They passed first readings for sewer work on Shrewsbury avenue and for flagging River street, granted a crosswalk on Leonard street, and ordered street signs bid. Residents on Bridge avenue won a petition to widen West Front street to Cooper’s bridge. The street g q urgent maintenance on Spring street was ordered and Riverside avenue improvements discussed. The town threatened Monmouth County Electric Company over speed fare and transfer issues.
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Peculiar Soda Water Tank Blast Kills Man in Asbury Park
David Katz, 33, was killed instantly when a soda water tank exploded at 914 Springwood Avenue Asbury Park. Israel Rosenkvitz, nearby with bottles, escaped with a skull base bruise as debris crushed the room and ceiling. The blast damaged the floor, laid bare a table Morris Popock had prepared for dinner, and created a one and a half foot hole in the tank site. Katz had long worked in the business and had just negotiated for a purchase of the Montclair Mineral Water Works. The cause remains unknown as Rosenkvitz, lacking English, could not fully explain to police. Red Bank Y M C A tennis challenge competition noted next.
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David Katz
Springwood Avenue
Israel Rosenkvitz
Morris Popock
Katz
Michelsohn
Belnsar Pottler
Pringwood Avenue
Montclair
Horse Trade Case Reversed In Jensen Versus Hall
Judge E B Foster ruled Jensen wins on appeal from a Red Men Hall hearing. Hall sold two horses to Jensen with notes totaling 150 dollars. The first horse proved unsatisfactory and replaced, the second cribber failed, leading to damages and a 65 dollar judgment in Jensen's favor.
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Many Ladies Nights Proposed by Long Branch Arcanum
L Wallace Cottrell spoke at Long Branch Council No. 429 on Long Branch Boulevard urging monthly women’s nights and a fifth Tuesday event each August and November. He joined the council a year ago and was named on the entertainment committee. Other remarks were given by J G Sexton Henry Jolime and Clarkson F Lane. Regent W L Conrow and Vice Regent John Robbeck commented on upcoming attractions. The meeting noted a change with Orster Morris serving cream and cake, then preaching.
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Henry Jolime
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Long Branch Pier Project Progress Report and Delays
City officials discuss deferral of acceptance for the Long Branch pier construction The council considers delaying final acceptance until after a completion milestone Contractor Rose and superintendent oversee Oceanfront work carpenters finish sections and aim for a 1911 readiness date President Charles L of the Long Branch Pier Company attends and reviews the project status
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