County Split Would Halve Taxes in East Shore, Hope Says
Assessor Arthur H. Hope presents figures arguing that dividing Monmouth County would shift costs and benefits to shore townships. He shows east district taxes could drop about half while benefits rise or stay, with substantial annual savings available for improvements. He details road mileage and projected funding across Middletown, Raritan, Holmdel, Neptune, Wall and others, noting inland areas pay far more into county funds than they receive.
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Arthur H. Hope
Monmouth
Hope
Haat Monmouth
Monmouth County
Raritan
Middletown
Shrewsbury
Qeeun
Eatontown
Holmdel
Neptune
Wall
Red Bank
Keyport
Atlantic Highlands
Oceanic Bridge
West Guard
Shrewsbury Township
Ocean Township
Neptune Township
Wall Township
Holmdel and
Red Hawk
Central Railroad
Middletown Pike
Freehold
Lakewood
Leaheyville
Matawan
Eaglishtown
Manalapan
Perrineville
Ine
Hagishtown
Baird
Tennent
Millhurst
Morgansville
Robertsville
Farmingdale
Alla
Newark voters debate economic divide over East Monmouth plan
In Newark a public question considers whether the city should retain business and valuation gains by shaping East Monmouth instead of letting Long Island benefit from the expected earnings. The discussion centers on preserving local prosperity for Unis county in future years.
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Manamillan
Atlantic T Highlands
Long Island Shore
New York City
Newark
East Monmouth
Long Island
Unis County
Higher Ideals in Politics Address in Long Branch
A civic address in Long Branch urged citizens to face national unrest with courage and knowledge. The speaker criticized apathy toward local government, urged broader vision and liberalism, and cited James Russell Lowell on the true value of a nation. A social hour followed with music, punch, and snacks as the event concluded.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
Long Branch Board of Trade
Chicago
United States
London cab joke ends with an ass
A London visit features a famed art master famed for absentmindedness who flags a passing cab driven by a ragged horse. As he prepares to enter he asks about the horse and is told it is an ass. He responds by telling the cabman to rub it out and do it again.
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London
Secasion
Belting Cement and Its Essential Cementing Bond
A Petts related discussion highlights the cement used to bond belting pieces and the staff of specialists in a well equipped laboratory testing and improving this cement and other cement preparations used in leather belting.
No-credit slip promise for full refunds offered here
You can rest assured. Whatever you buy here is right or bring it back and tell us. We won’t give you af credit slip you’ll get real money back if you aren’t satisfied. Everything boys of 2% wear, everything their fathers and grandfathers wear.
Sporting Goods Ad Signals Three Broadway Stores in Manhattan
An OCR fragment notes Rosers Peer Company operating three Broadway stores in Manhattan near 13th and 34th Streets. It mentions sporting goods and retail locations, likely an advertisement insertion. The exact details and dates are unclear from the fragment.
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Rosers Peer Company
J D Lamberson Dead Sea Bright Businessman Twelve Years Victim of Tuberculosis
J D Lamberson died at his mother's Matawan home after a brief illness of tuberculosis. A Matawan native, he ran a Sea Bright business for twelve years and married Laura Matthews in 1888 who died in 1897. Survived by his mother Alvin Lamberson and daughter Mrs Leonard Rose of Whitestone Long Island. Funeral at his residence with interment at Rose Hill cemetery. State political notes follow.
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Sea Bright
James D. Lamberson
James Lamberson
Matawan
Mr. Lamberson
Laura Matthews
Alvin Lamberson
Leonard Rose
Whitestone
Long Island
Glenwood Institute
Newark
Rose ‘Hill Cemetery
Exterminate the Fly by Banishing the Horse
A period essay argues flies persist due to decay and horse stables. It compares Western cleanliness with Eastern practices and urges removing horses from urban areas. It credits motor vehicles as a path to cheaper, broader sanitation and reduced fly populations.
Newsboy Goes to College After Years Selling Papers
Wendell Sony of Philadelphia to begin at the University of Pennsylvania in fall. Over twelve years at Pallmount Park entrance he saved 2600 dollars from selling one local paper. He has sold more than one million copies in total.
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Wendell Sony
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pallmount Park
Suffrage in the House Petition Signed by 116 582
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin presented petitions in the House urging a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. The 116 582 signers were organized by the Socialist party national office and the Socialist women's national committee, with Berger as the author of the suffrage resolution.
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Socialist Berger
Victor Berger
Wisconsin Socialist
Socialist Party
Socialist Womn
Berger
Troutman McCullough Nuptials Reported
Charles C. MacCullough announces the marriage of his sister Misa Adele Marie MacCullough to John Jay Troutman on June 10 at an in family ceremony with local relatives noting the union.
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Charles C. MacCullough
Misa Adele Marie MacCullough
John Jay Troutman
Birthday Party Invites and Local Updates
Local items note: Chattle High School holds extra commencement invitations for sale at the office. Rumson Bay launches new boats including the Rumson and Novia by Abram Jerolamon for the Rumson Country Club. Giants sell pitcher Lew Drucke to Toronto after a shoulder injury, with past play in 1910 and recent exhibitions. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Chattle High School
Rumson
Willard H. Jerommon
Galilee
Rumson Country Club
Abram Jerolamon
Novia
W. K. Conner
Giants
Drucke
Lew Drucke
New York Giants
Toronto
Draeke
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch
Indictments for Speakeasies Hit Asbury Park Area
Grand jury in Freehold returns about twenty indictments against alleged speakeasy keepers and disorderly houses mainly on Asbury Park west side and Belmar resorts. Eleven defendants, including Mrs Lydia Van Brunt and Mrs Mary Bel Jerino, are held for arraignment. Mayor Reginald Bennett vows clean up while police and detectives pursue illegal liquor sales and related offenses amid questions about extending probes to higher end hotels.
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Asbury Park
Grand Jury
Freehold
Belmar Resorts
John B. Foster
Reginald 8. Bennett
William H. Smith
Bennett
Lydia van Brunt
Emert Obie
William Scott
Isaac Popock
Henry Metre
Albert J. Laberth
Bila Laberth
Maurice Howell
Samuel de Larno
Thomas Cook
Mary Bel Jerino
West Side
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