Lawmakers Busy After Passing 21 Bills in Trenton
Trenton March 9 The Legislature reconvened with both houses in session after 21 bills were passed yesterday and 11 sent to the Governor. Key measures include Senate 64 a crime act amendment tightening penalties for forcing or assisting women into unlawful conduct and Senate 60 annexing Belmar to Wall Township. House 282 raises police pay scales with step increases while Senate 161 increases prison inmate pay to 25 dollars monthly. A railroad and canal property revaluation report is demanded and a motion to fast track it is debated.
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Gaunt
Congress
Brown
Belmar
Wall
Monmouth
Ford
Silzer
Plelcher
Atckerman
Committee On Judiciary
Ackerman
Legislature Eyes Sine Die Closure by March 31
Trenton March 9 Final adjournment of the Legislature will be reached Thursday March 31 unless Republican leaders derail plans. House member Leaver Edge said the date has been agreed upon and all effort will push toward sine die closing then.
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Trenton
Leaver Edge
Rumson Bowlers Defeat Elberon Team in Monmouth Match
A Monmouth alleys team match saw Rumson Horticultural Society defeat Elberon Horticultural Society of Long Branch in three straight games. A return match is planned at Red Bank's Sheridan alleys next Friday. Tonight at Monmouth alleys two women teams Goetheil Bennett of Long Branch face Schultz Wells, and Monmouth team member joins. Also Monmouth Juniors meet Lyceum Juniors.
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Monmouth Alleys
Elberon Horticultural Society
Long Branch
Rumson Horticultural Society
Bheridan
Red Bank
Monmouth
Goetheil
Bennett
Schultz
Wells
Lyceum
Beeker & Co. Wins Bread and Roll Agency for Wien Model Bakery
Beeker and Company has accepted the agency for bread and rolls made at the Fleischmanns Vienna model bakery in New York. The best bread in the world will be on sale starting Friday of this week. Berton Brothers Undertakers and Em Palmer, 616 Broadway, telephone 172.
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Beeker & Co
Fleichmann
Vienna
New York
Agnt
Philadelphia Labor War Escalates as Mills Threaten Closure
Philadelphia officials report escalating strike actions with 150 000 workers out and calls for a statewide stoppage. Manufacturers pledge to close 75 percent of hosiery and 10 major carpet mills if workers do not return by March 14, aiming to cripple labor unions and protect spring trade. violence and political pressure also mount.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
Max Kauffman
Frankford
Transit Company
Pred W. Simons
Ladies tour New Haven with Goldstein firm guests
Mrs Belle Fulton buyer for Goldstein department store leads a party from Strouse Adler & Co on a New Haven sight seeing trip. Miss Sutton and Miss Delany accompany, met by C J Webber. They tour Yale area factory with 1600 workers and living corset models then dine at Union League Club before returning home.
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Lewis Usman
Union League Club
New Haven
Yale College
Sight of blood kills Wyckoff farmhand at Wayside
Charles West 69, a Wyckoff farm worker at Wayside, collapsed after witnessing a farmhand inject a towel into a horse for an abscess. Coroner John Wy Flock certified death due to the sight of blood. West left a widow and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis. Funeral set for two o’clock tomorrow from his sister’s Red Bank home, burial in Lincroft.
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Charles West
Wyckoff
Wayside
West
John Wy Flock
Long Branch
Elizabeth Dennis
Wall Street
Red Bank
Lincroft
R. R. Mount & Son
Concrete curb contract awarded to William H Alexander
William H Alexander of Seventh Avenue wins a large contract to lay 7501 feet of interlocking concrete curb for Charlies A Wimpfhimer in front of his Bath Avenue estate. 450 feet of bluestone curb is removed to make way for the new concrete work.
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William H. Alexander
Seventh Avenue
Charlies A
Dunbar Avenue cleared. city to decide street appeal
The Central Railroad has cleared underbrush on Dunbar avenue where lots are selling fuel and awaits city action to make the street more attractive. Special sale at J. J. Garrabant’s wallpaper parlors and Dudley & Co advertise Easter booklets and stock must be disposed of regardless of cost.
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The
Central Railroad
Dunbar Avenue
J. J. Garrabant
AMM
Many changes at M. E. Conference
Atlantic City March 9 report outlines opening sermon by Rev. Dr. Stockdale and memorial service as the most solemn moment. It notes conference organization, education and foreign missions anniversaries, a shift of Dickinson College Alumni banquet, and details on conference boundaries, history, and member totals.
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Atlantic City
N. J
F. B. Stockdale
Asbury Park
New Jersey
M. BE
A. Ek. Ballard
Board of Educaton
W. W. Moffett
Princeton
Board of Foreign Missions
Weatherby
West Long Branch
A. B. Leonard
New York
Central M
Pentecostal Committee
J. FE. Lake
National Park
Dickinson College Alumni Association of New Jersey
Raritan Bay
New Brunswick
Lambertville
Delaware
Newark
Halsey Street
M. BE. Church
Beverly Waugh
Camden
L. B. Wilson
Henry T. Denlinger
Berlin
Samuel F. Gaskill
Swedesboro
Charles M. Ciffin
Danei
B. Harris
Pitman Grove
L. C. Manchester
Pennsgrove
William Margerum
Ocean Grove
W. P. C. Strickland
Manasquan
Thomas
G Pitt
Firet Church
J. L. Surtees
Bt. Paul Church
M. KE. Larder
Henry Spellmeyer
St. Lowis
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair and steadily cold tonight in New Jersey. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness and light to moderate northwesterly winds shifting to northeasterly.
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U. 8 Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Church Finances Show Bonded Debt Paid In Three Years
Asbury Park church in the North Long Branch area reports $300 paid on the bonded debt this year, total debt reduced to $1,150 on a property valued at $39,500. Twenty-two probationers, four full memberships, and stronger conference collections mark the year's close under Rev. A H Oberhardt. In Trenton, Governor Fort releases a progress report on railroad reappraisal, showing excess valuation of $689,448 over State Board figures and proposing further work estimated to cost about $20,000 with potential multi million dollar tax value gains.
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Asbury Ol. BE
North Long Branch
Elsie Barbour
Ladies' Aid Society
Epworth League
Madaline West
Marion Reed
J. P. Merlet
A. H. Oberhardt
Church of the Living God
Trenton
N. J
State Board of Assessors
Amd
Governor Fort
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton
Lawrence
West Windsor Townships
This County
Jersey City
Rct
Fort
Oceanport Bride Wed After Secret Ceremony
Miss Maude Eldridge daughter of Captain Benjamin Eldridge of Arcana avenue secretly wed Peter Garretson Jr of New Brunswick. The Dec 18, 1909, marriage at Matawan was announced after Mr Garretson visited Oceanport. The couple plan a home in New Brunswick.
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Oceanport
Maude Eldridge
Benjamin Elddridge
Arcana Avenue
Peter Garretson
New Brunswick
Edwin Stearns
Presbyterian Church
Matawan
Captain Eldridge
Garretson
Chattle High School
Long Branch
Rumor Claims Purchase Of Emanuel Property Stirring Bath Ave
Local property holders feared a rumor that Hannah Eliias planned to buy the Emanuel property on Bath Avenue. An agent for Eliias denied any such intention, saying she had no plans to purchase property in the area.
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Hannah Eliias
Emanuel
Bath Avenue
Fine Cottage Erected on Dunbar Avenue Plan
Ground has been broken on Dunbar Avenue for a new cottage to be built by Mia and Lucy K. Morford. Contractor Herare E. Stanton leads the project with an expected completion by June.
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Dunbar Avenue
Mia
Lucy K. Morford
Herare E. Stanton
June Ise
Teameters Schedule Wednesday Night Meeting
A team meeting is set for Wednesday at 7.80 to discuss fundraising for the coming event. All team members are expected to attend at Menke's Grocery Store in Satone.
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HN. Menke
Satone
Lakewood Fugitive Arrested After Red Bank Robbery
Steven Kunko of Lakewood was arrested at the Red Bank railroad station after allegedly stealing $110 from a Lakewood boarding house proprietor. The suspect, traced via Jersey City and Farmingdale, was identified by Nathan Jacobs and arrested by Officer Earle with $109 found on him. He was taken to Lakewood Borough Hall.
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Lakewood
Steven Kunko
Red Bank
Kunko
Lillian Court
Farmingdale
New York
Jersey City
Nathan Jacobs
Lillian Gourt
Jacobs
Sidney J. Earle
Patterson
William Mason
Invitation Dance at Rum Son Young Men's Institute Meeting
The Young Men's Institute of Rum son held a meeting in Holy Cross Hall to plan a St Patrick birthday sociable and dance next Thursday. Keyport Woman Dies Here Mrs Hess of Keyport died yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient. Surprise Party at Red Bank Stella Williams daughter of Fred Williams of Red Bank was surprised by about seventy guests from Long Branch and Red Bank. She works at Woolworth in Broadway and is called the candy kid. The party featured games songs and dancing with a tasty collection of treats.
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Rumeon
Young Men's Institute of Rumson
Holy Cross Hall
St. Patrick
Keyport
Red Bank
Mise Stella Willlame
Fred Willlame
Shrewsbury Avenue
Long Stranch
Misa Williams
Long Branch
Woolworth
Broadway
Long
Questa
Norwood Avenue bitumen project and county hires
John K. Allen of Red Bank was elected Monmouth County engineer for three years, replacing Everett E. Throckmorton. The board approved a $2,400 salary plus expenses and discussed bids for Norwood avenue paving from Roseld to Park Avenue bridge using bitumen. Local actions include library books purchase, land and road work authorizations, and a bulkhead notice at Hubbard's Bridge.
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John K. Allen
Red Bank
Everett E. Throckmorton
Long Branch
Allen
Elmer &. Polhemus
Throckmorton
William EB. DeNyse
Norwood Avenue
Roseld Avenue
Park Avenue
Applegate, Jr
Monmouth County Bar Association
Leroy
Wainright
Edward K. Summerwell
New York
Josie’ Field
Middletown Township
Sea Bright
Tramp Hollow
Summerwell
Woolley and
Conover
Leonard D. Roberts
John D. Clark
Hubbard's Bridge
Nine New Patients Admitted At Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Nine new patients were admitted for treatment at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday. They include Mia and Jessie Bray of Red Bank, Fannie Milan of Long Branch, Edward Boobey of Asbury Park, Florence Van Nuel of Long Branch, Arthur Bank of Freehold, Jessie Strahan of Ocean Grove, Rose Taylor of Middletown, David Roberts of Lincroft, and Joseph Royster of Long Branch.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mia
Jessie Bray
Red Bank
Fannie Milan
Long Branch
Edward Boobey
Asbury Park
Florence Vannuel
Arthur Bank
Freehold
Jessie Strahan
Ocean Grove
Rose Taylor
Middletown
David Roberts
Lincroft
Joseph Royster
Monmouth Justices Form County Society
Monmouth county justices of the peace and constables organized a branch of the New Jersey State Association of Justices of the Peace at a meeting in Justice Henry Levenlein’s office. Officers elected include President Edward W. Wise, Vice President Henry Schoenlein, Secretary John W. Bernkkeen, and Treasurer John A. Borden. The new body starts with fifty charter members and aims to unify rates and foster good feeling among county officials.
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Monmouth County
Justices of the Peace
New Jersey State Association of Justices of the Peace
Henry Levenlein
Heraley
Edward W. Wise
Red Bank
Henry Schoenlein
Long Branch
John W. Brrnckeen
Vreehold
John A. Borden
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House
LAW Mill
Rumson Bowlers Victors
Elberon Horticultural
Berton Bros
Em Palmer
Prankford
Agi Tragsit Com Memed
Sten Pug
Chelsea Rink
Batone
Dudley and Co
Oh-Bae
Belle Fulton
Goldstein's Department Store
London
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Gertrude
Fight
All Prices
Dudley & Co
Dally Record
M. E
Weather Bureau
R. R
Special Valuation Board
Asbury
Cleanport Gil
New Bunswck
Teameters
W. M
Slocum
Sthave
Pemberton
Masone
Chelsea
Prises Given
Sald Ave
Oval
Park Ave
E. W. Wise
H. Schoenlein
Andes Conan
Bedawk
Golden's
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