Fire Patrol Maintains 10 Men After Alarm System Break
Commissioner Arrowsmith orders ten-man fire patrols covering districts after the fire alarm system is crippled. Broadway box 31 and Beedholge corner remain out, with repairs along Liberty Street toward North Long Branch. Hydrants are unearthed and firefighters oversee safety while residents are urged to cautious fire practices.
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Arrowshirth
Broadway
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Liberty Street
North Long Branch
West End
Court Petition to Anbury Park Irrigation Faces Delay
The Supreme Court petition seeking irrigation for Anbury Park municipal areas in Mayor Berry’s hands stalled as no council meeting occurred. A special session was expected next Monday to address urgent regional needs. Miss Gladya Bell resigns from Monmouth Memorial Hospital and sails Saturday on the Caledonia to visit her parents, with return uncertain.
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Anbury Park
William
Berry
Gladya Bell
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Caladonia
Women Vote for School Addition in Borough Meeting
A meeting in Wear Borough at the school house last night discussed approving a new $16,000 school addition. Voters considered the proposal amid general turnout and discussion of funding and project scope.
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Long Branth Wan
Enak
Lobbyists Warned As State Senate Battles Freeholder Reform
Trenton March 6. Senator Charles O Connor Hennessey of Bergen County warned lobbyists and signaled a tough reaction to defeat the proposed reform creating small county boards. Governor Fielder is expected to join the fight to back the reform opposing the old freeholder system in Bergen Mercer and Hudson counties. The measure aims to standardize boards and reduce corruption, with opponents claiming it undermines local control.
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Freeholders
Charles O'Connor Hennessey
Bergen County
Fielder
Aleete
Hennessy
S & Ieee
Bergen
Mercer, soNion
Lanes Pate
Steen
Senate
Camden
Oerasiah Iacles
Sones
Surprise Party for Mildred Embley at Sea Bright
A large crowd gathered on Church street Sea Bright last night for a surprise party in honor of Miss Mildred Embley. About 100 guests joined in the celebration then moved to Howser's where Sea Bright orchestra provided music and dancing followed by refreshments.
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Church Street
Sea Bright
Embley
Howser’s Os
Visiting Nurse Meeting to Spotlight Public Health Efforts
The Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association holds its annual meeting at St James Parish Hall with Mayor Newcomb presiding. Renowned speakers include Prof C E A Winslow and Dr George J Holmes addressing infantile paralysis, malaria, and public health duties of nurses and school staff.
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Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association
St. James’ Parish Hall
Raines
C. E. A. Winslow
American Museum of History
New York
the College of the City of New York
Winslow
Orld
Holyoke Seminary
Sternge Walcovery
Les Cioran
George ‘J. Holmes
Newark
Athools
Rantoul Divorce Denied in East Cambridge Court
In Massachusetts Edward L. Rantoul defeated Mrs. ine Bu Rantoul in a divorce action. The East Cambridge court dismissed the suit today, with Mrs Rantoul denying the charge and the judge ruling no divorce. The trial involved disputed grounds and a strained family dispute as the case concluded.
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Carll
Mass
Rantoul
Edward”L. Rantoual
Hardy
P Ra I
Toul Ebil
New England
Broadway stages must be sanitary, health board orders inspection
The Board of Health won’t renew licenses for Broadway stages until after health inspections. A resolution urged blocking new licenses until inspected. certificates of sanitary condition will be issued if passed, after which the city licensing department will judge safety. Mayor Newcomb oversees the matter with urgency. Vehicles, described as box-on-wheels, were dirty and odorous. prior applicants faced delays for repairs and repainting.
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Board of Health
City Council
Health Board
Newcomb
Dne
City Hall
Rel Rev Scott Kidder in Relapse at Bayonne Church
Rev Dr C H Kidder of Asbury Park led services in St Johns Bayonne with his son Rev Scott Kidder rector. A 16 year old parishioner Ethel Paine faced assault charges. A letter from Dr Peter Gibbons said the sick rector cannot resume duties soon. Worries arise over possible loss of ministerial function. The Kidder couple now reside in Manhattan.
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Asbury Park
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bayonne
Scott Kidder
Ethel Paine
Jon
Peter Gibbons
Manhattan
Kidder
Ocean Grove bill delayed by blizzard
In Trenton the Ocean Grove bill final passage was postponed to today due to the absence of Senator Munson who cannot reach the State House from Franklin Furnace because of a blizzard. President Slocum hopes eleven Democratic votes on the measure.
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Ocean Grove
Senate
Munson
State House
Franklin Furnace
Slocum
Ballard
Press locum to be guest at New York dinner
The Senate discussed hosting a dinner for press locum guest in New York Saturday night. Trenton report notes plans were under discussion with intended formalities and a guest appearance expected by March.
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New York
Trenton
Senate
Broadway Tonight Feature Pictures
Feature notes list Ellen a Lor and other dailies with Osrnatar Pa 0j captions and staged images.
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Broadway Tonight
Ellenata Lor
Osrnatar
Freehold Snowbound City Faces Roof Collapses and Detained Judge
Freehold New Jersey is isolated by heavy snow with telegraph and telephone out. Judge Frederick F. Knitchel unable to attend court. residents hire shovelers at up to one dollar an hour to clear roofs and prevent damage. A carriage house collapsed injuring vehicles. more roofs and lines affected as laborers work through Sunday night. Rebel arms arrive at Juarez amid conflict reports.
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Freehold
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick F. Kaichtel
Mercererage
Julia
W. W. Dilts
Trenton
Daniel Smock
Nine Villages Isolated by Spring Storm in New Jersey
Wrightstown, Burlington County, 31 miles from Camden, remains snowbound with 300 residents cut off. A 300 strong relief force reached within a mile of Wrightstown as crews expect a train to bore through before night. Reports of food shortages circulate and residents thank brave firemen and responders.
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Camden
N. J
Wrightstown
Burlington County
NM. J
Popular Musician Herbert Cullington Dies in Red Bank
Red Bank mourns musician Herbert Cullington son of Mr and Mrs William Cullington after a brief illness from acute indigestion following a fall that fractured his skull. Known for playful talent and frequent concert appearances with Harold Laros he performed nationwide and often assisted on special occasions. He died after weeks in hospital while his family cited the prior accident as a contributing cause.
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Cullington
William Cullington
South Street
Red Bank
Harold Laros
Kett Cullington
Mra
Garrett Zb Sickles
Charles
Dolph Muichow
Mr. Cullington
Evenee Ern
Bert
Rete Eoeteinn
Lenten Services at Star of Sea Church Continue Weekly
Special Lenten services are held at Star of the Sea church each Wednesday night with visiting clergymen preaching. The Sullivan and Taber likely names are associated with upcoming sermons and towns mentioned.
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Star OF Sea
St the Star of the Sea
Tny
Sullivan
Sandy Bunty Ook
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Taber
Bowling schedule postponed for Monmouth League tonight
All games in the Monmouth County Bowling League for this evening have been postponed. The schedule listed meetings involving Red Bank M. A. and Bradley Beach with the A. P. W. Specials and the Sailor Boys. Manasquan was also on the card.
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Monmouth County Bowling League
Red Bank ¥. M. A
Bradley Beach
A.P. W
Sailor Boys
Elect Officers as Melien Opens Sessions
A chaotic court scene unfolds as Melien starts sessions with charges and counsels seeking to press demur and set the stage for the trial of the former official. The proceedings reference W I D and a second fight to engage the charge, with judges and attorneys preparing for arguments.
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S. Mellen
EL Ect
Wi ‘ Hig
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