Board orders fare reduction for Eatontown to Long Branch ride
A New Jersey public utilities board finds unjust discrimination in the Trolley Company’s 10 cent fare for five to seven mile trips between Eatontown Red Bank and Long Branch. It cites higher winter and summer traffic, potential bankruptcy claims, and biased pricing to justify reducing fares to five cents between Eatontown and Long Branch, aiming to stimulate travel and curb discriminatory rates. The decision emphasizes board authority to investigate on its own initiative and to fix just and reasonable rates.
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Thia Board
Thia
Lafetra'a Brook
Eatontown
Long Branch
Tts
Red Bank
Hetcotown
Famson Anl Hed Bank Borough
Raiontown
Respondent
Ted Bank
Long Ranch
Matontown
West Long Branch
Ang
Jawa
Upitity Corporation
Trafic
Tares
Covener
Atlantic Highlands
Fed Rank and Long Branch Railway Co
van Keuren
Sherman
Respond
Eatontown Township
Branchport Avenue
Eatonfowd
Batontown
Weert Long Branch
Ite Road
Respondent's
Lone Branch
Coungel
Fragmentary legal note on respondent and bower action
A fragmented text references a respondent and a bower action with claims of being baseless. The readable portion implies a procedural or defensive stance, but lacks clear facts, dates, or identified parties. Further context is needed to determine the action and outcome.
General Eckert Will Case Sparks Courtroom Drama
The trial over General Eckert’s will drew intense attention as witnesses clashed over family influence and alleged scheming. Arthur C Palmer blasted Thomas T Eckert Jr and Page while railing against long-standing Eckert household practices. An appeal was announced as evidence mirrored last year’s surrogate ruling upholding probate.
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Nelpant
Mins Rickert
Ale
Stamford
Conn
Wumilaing Ap
Arthur C. Palmer
Earle & Russell
Thomas T. Eckert, Jr
Minnie Egan
Eckert
Miss Egan
Mr. Eckert
de Lanecey Nicoll
Cabalan
White watch to curb the boy problem in schools
A former Red Bank resident advocates corporal punishment as a solution to the so called boy problem. He proposes arming teachers with a watchlike implement and immediate expulsion for defiance, citing German practice and parental discipline. Also reports Hoboken visitors to Long Branch for a birthday, noting their shellfish and river party trip.
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Red Bank
J. Grapel
Occatt Grove
Ike
Germany
Injured On Goldfish Globe In Window Display
W H Bortz who runs a restaurant in Hicks building caused glass and goldfish to scatter yesterday morning when Gorts slipped while removing a glass globe. He cut both hands, with a one inch gash on his left, yet he continued tending to his fish, abandoning care for the display. In the Himalayas the perpetual snow limit rises about 6500 feet above the Alps, yielding rare life forms. Ants abound. four species found at 12900 feet, possibly more at higher elevations.
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W. H. Bortz
Hicks
Himalayas
India
Alps
Great
Asia
Annual Headpin Tournament Opens at Ted Tank
Nine bowlers from Ite Bank participated in the opening of the fourth annual headpin tournament at Ted Tank Tuesday. Charles Wofiminonn leads the event, with a silver water fob awarded to all who score over 100. Murray Foster tops March with 220, as more entrants including local societies join the contest.
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Ite Bank
Ted
Thesday
Charles Wo Fiminonn
Mion Voorhees
Murray
Edward Hippensteel
Mr Riddell
Fred Rumpf
Atonzo DeWitt
Fred Morris
Red Bank
Guy van Ness
Christopher Tobin
Walter Field
George Worthley
Robert A. Kennedy
George W. Tray
Lou Tynnenbaum
John van Kirk
James Hubbard
Jack Conover
Richard Tobin
James Bray
Frank Kelly
Lewis Poster
Nicholas Butterbach
Harry A. Kettell
Wellington W Kennedy
J. A. Kennedy
Frank Loenn
James Daly
George H. Hale
William Turner
Thomas
Married in New York Bride Helen Miller Wed to Morris Sparber
Helen Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller Eatontown married Morris Sparber of New York at Stuyvesant Hall New York on Sunday night Officiant Rabbit Kline. The couple hosted nearly 200 guests and a late reception with dancing through Monday morning. After a honeymoon at Atlantic City and Florida they will live in Brooklyn where Sparber owns two men’s furnishing stores. Attendees from the vicinity included Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller and several Miller relatives. The newlyweds received many gifts of cut glass silver linen and cash.
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Helen Miller
Joseph Miller
Eatontown
Morris Sparber
New York
Stuyvesant Hall
Rabbit Kline
Joseph Susovite
Lena Stearns
Rosea
Mrs. Sparber
Atlantic City
Florida
Brooklyn
Eity
Edna Miller
Larry Miller
Joseph Brodie
Opportunities and the risks of missing them
A motivational reflection urges watching opportunities and seizing favorable moments. It warns against waiting for exact perfect conditions, noting many fail by neglecting chances and misreading tides, winds, and timing.
Tilt Over Election Bill Sparks Vercity Debate at Atlantic Highlands Meeting
At a Tuesday night Atlantic Highlands council session routine borough business proceeded amid contentious notes. Editors Hart and Leonard sparred over election advertising costs and a disputed bill, while committees examined gas contamination in Mind Creek, roller skating bans, bids on a new well, and storage needs for borough tools and fire apparatus.
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Leonard
Atlantic Highlands
Mind Creek
Armatrong
S. F. Patterson
Airs
Ale Paulkenburg
Washington
Third
Lincoln
Seventh Avenues
New York Telephone Company
Water and Light Committee
Ambraee, Matthews & Thompson
Red Bank
Electric Light and Water Committees
Armstrong
Central Ry R
Willian J. Leonard
Atlanta Highlands
Monmouth
Franklin
Journal
the Highlands
Rumson
White House Guests Gather for Bread Breaking and Dinner
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson hosted relatives and cousins at the White House in a bread breaking ceremony and subsequent dinner. Guests included John A. Wilson of Franklin Pennsylvania and the Woodrows from Columbia South Carolina, plus Mrs Annie Howe of Philadelphia and the Cothran family.
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Washington
Wison
John A. Wilson
Franklin
Chey
Wilson
Woodrows
Columbia
8. C
White House
Annie Howe
Philadelphia
Jerrin Cothran
Howe
Josephine Cothran
Joseph J. Wilson
Nashville
Fifty Suffragists III Threatened With Pneumonia Parade
Washington March 6 Fifty women, many prominent, are reported seriously ill after exposure to a chill wind during the suffragist parade on Monday. Those in the tableaux and dancing on wire feet are among the sufferers. Miss Noyes and Miss Mary Anderson are declared threatened with pneumonia.
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Washington
Noyes
Mary Anderson
Morgan Returns as Doctor Reports Improved Condition
Dr. Bastianelli, who traveled to Egypt for J Morgan, said his condition improved and the Gnaneder medical team would no longer require attention. The update comes as March 1 notes health progress after Cuatro.
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Morgan
Howe
Dr. Bastianelli
Egypt
J. Morgan
Cuatro
Mr. Morgan
Red Bank Girls Beat Comets 29 to 3 In Open Game
About 200 spectators watched Red Bank high school girls defeat the Comets 29 to 3 on the YMCA court. Miss Pearl Worden scored 10 for the Comets and Miss Hazel Rogers 3 for the Comets. The high school squad, led by Miss Worden and Miss Chamberlain, dominated the contest with strong defense and fast play. Upcoming games include Leonardo, Perth Amboy, Keyport, and Chattle high schools.
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Red Bank
Comets
Hazel Rogers
Pearl Worden
Miss Worden
Chamberlain
Hedenberg
Adele
Chandler
Louise Doremus
Eleanor Hedenberg
Helen Chamberlain
Myrtle Aller
Mary Conover
Lydia McQueen
Grace Conover
Doremus
Perth Amboy High School
Keyport High School
Chattle High School
Conference Body At Atlanticsity Proceedings Continue
The conference examined candidates for admission led by Rev Sherman G Pitt and a committee. Successful candidates will be ordained Sunday. Reports say Rev James L Gardner may transfer to South Bend and Rev E J Kulp to St Louis, creating vacancies. Retirements of Rev J H Magee and Rev W E Liley noted. Officers named to assist Bishop Berry include M E Snyder, B C Lippincott and many local Lutherans.
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Clarence Tree Wilson
Sherman G. Pitt
Central Church
Berry
James L. Gardner
Trenton
Will
South Bend
Ind
E. J. Kulp
Broadway
Camden
Maple Avenue
St. Louis
J. H. Magee
W. E. Liley
Hadden Heights
Bishop Berry
M. E. Snyder
BC. Lippincott
Matawan
H. J. Belting
Red Bank Births Report Two New Daughters Twins
New Red Bank residents Mrs Charles Thorpe of Herbert street Red Bank gave birth to a daughter Saturday. Both mother and child are doing nicely. Mr Thorpe is employed in New York and commutes daily. Mrs Tony Rossanio of Herbert street Red Bank gave birth to twin daughters Saturday. Mr Rossanio is employed in Eisner's factory.
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New Red Bank
Charles Thorpe
Herbert Street
Red Bank
Thorpe
New York
Tony Rossanio
Rossanio
Eisner
Bank Buys Golden Property At Sheriff Sale
The W. M. Golden property at West Long Branch including the store and homestead was sold at sheriff's sale yesterday. ALO Stokes of Freehold was the chaser, acting for Long Branch Bank Company which held a second mortgage. Mr Stokes' claim was $2,500. The bank will take title in the first week of April.
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Bank
Golden
W. M. Golden
West Long Branch
Alo. Stokes
Long Branch Pan : Company
Stokes
Red Bank Knights Confer Fourth Degree Members Honored
Three well known Red Bank Council No. 525 Knights of Columbus members were conferred the fourth degree at a Knights meeting in the new Newark auditorium Sunday afternoon. The honorees were William J. Heweh, Daniel McCarthy and William Shields.
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Red Bank Council
K. of C
Red Bank
New Auditorium
Newark
William J. Heweh
Daniel McCarthy
William
Shields
Probation Officer Ramsau Celebrates 57th Birthday
Friends of Probation Officer William W. Ramsau of Keanavurg extended congratulations on his 57th birthday Tuesday. He received many cards from friends and relatives and is enjoying good health. Advertise in the Daily Record It pays.
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Keanavurg
Natal
le Wies
Mr. Tamsay
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