West Long Branch Council Meeting Minutes 1912
West Long Branch New Jersey council meeting May 1912. The road and lighting committees reported progress and two new lights were ordered on Locust Avenue and Hatontown Boulevard. The clerk was asked to request oiling of Cedar Avenue from Freeholders and the fire department received first contract payment. Various bills were approved. An ordinance to widen Locust Avenue between Cedar and Wall was read and passed in final reading. council adjourned.
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West Long Branch
N. J
Poole
Beach
Brand
Golden
Sutphen
Locust Avenue
M. E. Parsonage
Hatontown Boulevard
van Dyke
Enire
Pineer
Thos. L. Slocum
A. Taylor
Msceereersrs
Consolidated Gas Co
May
T. B. Usher
Assessor's
Thos. Coveri
J. G. Sexton
W. M. Slocum
Service
Election Board
G. F. Vanituei
Nak Sphiane
A. D. van Note
Outsides Defeat Insides In West End Store Championship
The Insides and Outsides baseball teams of Park & Tilford faced off in the West End store championship series. In the opener the Outside squad defeated the Inside group 22 to 9 at Grapewin Diamond. The game featured clever play heavy hitting and fast base running.
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Park & Tilfrd
West End
Grapewin
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Ad copy invites readers to advertise in the Daily Record promising strong return. It notes financial benefit and broad reach for local customers.
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The
Daily Record
Summer Visitors Fill Brooklyns Neighborhood Cottages
John A Nesbit of Brooklyn visits daughter Mrs A B Cranmer on Second avenue. Oscar Cobb and family take a two week outing in Orange County New York. Leo Reisner from Philadelphia on summer vacation awaits dentistry degree. Mrs J C Roberts of New York stays at Pleasure Bay in Patton cottages. William Price cottage on Patton avenue rented by Mrs Klingenfeld of New York. A A Gulick Princeton summer cottage occupant on Cooper avenue with daughter Mrs J S Armentrout of Lancaster Penn visiting with family.
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John A. Nesbit
Brooklyn
A. B. Cranmer
Second Avenue
Oscar Cobb
Orange County
New York
Leo Reisner
The
Philadelphia
Reisner
J. C. Roberts
Pleasure Bay
Patton
William Price
Patton Avenue
Klingenfeld
A. A. Gulick
Princeton
Cooper Avenue
J. 8. Armentrout
Lancaster
Penn
Newark Tramp Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning at Oceanic
Richard Caldwell of Newark fell ill with ptomaine poisoning while walking from Red Bank to Sea Bright yesterday afternoon. He was aided by Oceanic residents, treated by Dr. G V V Warner of Fair Haven, then taken to Oceanic firehouse and later to Long Branch Hospital. Accompanying him was Charles Harris from the south. they had traveled from Toms River to Red Bank and stayed at a cheap hotel. Harris recalls Caldwell ate soup and grew ill, while Harris did not.
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Oceanic
Sea Bright
Red Bank
Richard Caldwell
Allen Lawn
G. V. V. Warner
Fair Haven
Warner
Long Branch Hospital
Caldwell
Sea
Bright
Charles Harris
South
Toms River
Harris
New York shopping guide offers nature books and gowns
A postal notice promotes the Nature Library at $2.35 per volume with titles on mosses trees and frogs. It describes a gown remodeling house on Fifth Avenue from $20 upward and a made to order option from $25. Also advertised are corsages lingerie gowns maternity wear and embroidered linen with initials.
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Nature Library
New York
Vice Presidency Then and Now in U S Politics
Analyzes historical views of the vice presidency, noting its rise as a potential path to the presidency, notable declinations, and the two thirds rule origin. Discusses questions of succession, cabinet status, and the evolving role of the vice president within the U S government.
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Jackson
van Buren
United States Bank
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Occason
Long Branch Officials Consider County Division and Pier Sale
Commissioners urged to remove unsightly structures including the Hall building and East End Hotel amid a plan to divide the county. A public meeting will be arranged with Asbury Park assessor Arthur Hope to discuss figures, while the pier sale and ownership by Long Branch or a local business group are debated.
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Broadway
East End
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Morris Avenues
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Second Avenues
Arthur H. Hope
Asbury Park
Board of Trade
Long Branch
Howell
Hennebique Construction Company
Leon O Cubberley
Public Improvement Committee
Cubberley
A Biberian Wonder At The Frozen Yakutsk Well
Scientists have long puzzled over Yakutsk Siberia where ground remained frozen to great depths. From 1828 reports said the soil stayed solidly frozen. A Russian merchant noted 1829 digging to thirty feet could not reach thaw. The Academy of Sciences later drilled to 882 feet between 1838 and 1844 but found the earth still as hard as rock.
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Yakutsk
Siberia
Russian Academy of Sciences
The Judge Silenced at the Erskine Trial
A debate erupts as Mr Erskine questions the jury verdict meaning before Mr Justice Buller who orders him to sit down. Erskine replies he stands as advocate for a fellow citizen and will not yield his duty. The judge remains silent as the counsel insists on an answer.
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Erskine
Justice Buller
Mr. Erskine
Wives of Two British Officers Meet in London Luncheon
In London, the wives of two long stationed in India officers dined together and spoke in Hindustani. A waiter, overhearing, declared he understood French and announced the point to them gravely.
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India
London
Nattire
Wiadame
Meveland Leader reflects on a family meal clash
An excerpt shows Tommy pressed to eat more, while his mother and an older speaker debate proper eating. The scene captures a domestic struggle over mealtime, with regional dialect flavor and a hint of parental guidance.
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Tommy
Heavy on the Scales in a Musical Erents
The fragment hints at a musical event featuring Piwat Mes Melty and Noral practicing the notes. It suggests a humorous or quirky rehearsal scene with playful dialect and a focus on weighty sounds. No clear names beyond odd spellings are confirmed.
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Noral
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