Board of Trade to Incorporate and Set City Headquarters
About two ac ore members of the Board of Trade attended the regular meeting at City Hall last night. The board decided to incorporate under the name Long Branch Chamber of Commerce and establish City Headquarters if funds are secured. A seven member committee will draft and file a charter. A fund securing committee and secretary were also approved. The board approved lending the carnival grand stand to Richard Henriquez for baseball use and added carnival attractions within the enclosure. Bills totaling 14 were approved. A meeting with the State Utility Board in Newark discussed better facilities and a five cent fare, with the inspector noting the trolley roadbed was in poor condition.
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Acore
Board of Trade
City Hall
Long Branch Board of
Sttate
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce
Cutcheon
Richard Henriquez
United States
Welch
Henriquez
State Utility Board
Newark
Eatontown
Shore
Monmouth Beach Council Debates Licenses and Fire Gear
Regular Monmouth Beach Borough Council meeting last night with most members present. Clerk authorized to seek bids for coats caps and badges for fire and police. Mercantile license ordinance repealed. Flagging ordinance for Ocean avenue read for first time. Lighting committee tasked to install Willow avenue light. Discussion on a gasoline powered combination fire engine with catalogues to be procured for next meeting on the 17th. May ball details and officers selected for Ameigo Society. Funeral planned for William Bodine with services at Red Bank A M E Zion and Lincroft cemetery. Masquerade Dance at Branchport Hose Company set for March 12. Advertisement notices include Mortis signing and Golden’s wallpaper store.
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Monmouth Beach
Maney
Fire Department
Ocean Avenue
Willow Avenue
Vandals Strike West Cottage in General Destruction
Intruders cause widespread damage in West Cottage. Handsome furniture broken for fuel and garbage cans moved to upper floor used as receptacles for discarded matter. Local authorities investigating disturbances and property losses.
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West Cottage
Wrecked Cottage Interiors by White Boys in Atlantic Ave
Frank and Earl White, in custody awaiting disposition on a criminal complaint, caused extensive destruction inside the Benjamin West Cottage at Atlantic avenue. Over a week they vandalized every room, burned carpets, smashed furniture, removed fixtures, tore pictures, damaged a oak desk, scattered paint, and rendered the telephone useless. They even used garbage cans as receptacles and consumed preserved foods, risking further crime if kept longer. The loss is described as immense. (Continued on Fifth Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Earl
Benjamin West
Atlantic Avenue
Old Hostlery to Be Modernized at Globe Hotel
The Globe Hotel in Red Bank will undergo about $3,000 in improvements under architect Warren W. Conover. Plans include a full front porch, second and third floor railings, enlarged office, four new bathrooms, running water in each room, a revised dining room entrance, concrete storeroom floor, new windows, and parquet floors in the office renamed the exchange. Easter opening hinted for March 12 at Miss Wall's Liberty?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Metzgar
Globe
Red Bank
Warren W. Conover
Exchange
Metzgar
Globe Hotel
Rev De Camp Dies After Long Illness
Rev Charles P De Camp a long time minister in the Methodist and Baptist denominations died at his home 445 Broadway after fourteen months of illness He will be buried at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch Funeral Directors Hyer Flock in charge He was born at New Egypt eighty years ago and married Mis Hulda Harvey in Eatontown on November 14 1877 His life included licenses as an exhorter and ministry training at Pennington Seminary
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Charles P. de Camp
Broadway
J. G. Lovell
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
de Camp
Susan
James de Camp
New Egypt
Mise Hulda
Harvey
Longstreet
Sarah Ann Harvey
Eatontown
Jabez Marshall
Mill Pond
Cookstown
John 8. Biggle
M.eb
Pennington Seminary
Pennington M. E
Red Bank Woman Held for Forgery in Florida
A Newark Evening News despatch from Tampa reports Mrs Frances Bartlett wife of Charles Bartlett longtime Red Bank resident accused of passing a forged check drawn for Emma Duke at a Ybor City dry goods store. Bartlett denies involvement claiming never in Ybor City and bank confirms no Emma Duke account. Bartletts formerly lived on West Side Avenue Red Bank and were well regarded.
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Newark Evening News
Tampa
Fla
Frances Barrett
Charles Bartlett
West Side Avenue
Red Bank
Ybor City
Emma Duke
First National Bank
Bartlett
Duke
Mrs. Bartlett
Bartletts
Harry Campbell
Ubor City
Campbell
Orioles
First Reformed Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Shrewsbury
Frank C. Storck
Gov Fielder names Steinbach judge of district court
Judge Jacob Steinbach Jr has been appointed by Gov Fielder to the Second Judicial District and confirmed under suspension of the rules. He attended Lawrenceville and Princeton, studied law at New York Law School, and has worked with Senator John W. Slocum’s firm. Born February 1881 in Long Branch, he is a Mason and Elks member and recently recovered from an injury that blocked his practice.
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George Carre
New York
Branchport Avenue
Long Branch
Ottober
Steinbach
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Fielder
Board of Freeholders
Second Judicial District
Lawrenceville School
Princeton University
New York Law School
John W. Slocum
Judge Steinbach, Jr
Jacob Steinbach
Third Avenue
the Masons and Elks
Long Branch Enters New Baseball League
W H Pfau announces approval of Captain Henriques franchise for Long Branch in the New York and New Jersey Baseball League, replacing Long Island City. The six teams are Paterson, Roughkenpaie, Newburg, Middletown, Kingston, and Long Branch. directors meet next Friday in New York to admit the club.
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W. H H. Pfau
New York and New Jersey
Poughkeepsie Club
Henriques
Long Branch
Long Island City
New York
Paterson
Roughkenpaie
Newburg
Middleown
Kingston
Taft sign frees Perth Amboy customs port status
Francis of Long Branch discusses a July 1 effective law unifying northern New Jersey and New York ports with Philadelphia. It abolishes Perth Amboy customs port and notes last year’s receipts over 500000. He deflects a court ruling on his ouster as county collector, saying his term expired and he seeks no back salary.
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Wiliam
Taft
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Perth Amboy
Offec
Rea Francis
Long Hranch
Francis
Board of Freeholders
Governor Fielder Names New State Appointees in Trenton
Acting Governor Fielder submitted a long list of appointments to the Senate, including reappointments from Gov Wilson era and new picks such as Gen Lewis T. Bryant for Labor Commissioner and Ralph W. Donges as Public Utility Commissioner. Other names include Lucius T. Russell for the Equalization Board, William Maupay Inland Waterway, and Joseph B. Frelinghuysen reappointed to Education, with confirmations following. Also noted are social items from Red Bank and unrelated local notices and ads.
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Trenton
Fielder
Senate
Wilson
Wilpon
Fletcher
George T. Bouton
Hudson
State Board For the Equalization of Taxes
George M. McCarthy
Lucius T. Russell
Union
Edward EB. Grosscup
Lewis T. Bryant
Atlantic
Ralph W. E. Donges
Robert Williams
William Maupay
Harry W. Schneider
Bureau of Labor Statistics
George C. Low
Winton C. Garrison
Howard M. Wright, Jr
Col
James R. Mullikin
Supreme Court
William ©. Gebhardt
Joseph P. Tumulty
State Water Supply Commission
Charles A. Meyer
J. Henry Lachester
Edwin T. Marshall
Henry T. Caullert
State Board of Education
Joseph B. Frelinghuysen
Rulif V. Lawrence
Freehold
County Tax Board
Conference over shifts named for pastors in Atlantic City
Atlantic City March 11 The annual conference is over and appointments will be released this afternoon. Rev Dr Handley likely to Troadway Camden. Hindley to Westfield Newark. Long Branch unchanged. Eberhardt returns to Asbury. Fisher to First Church. Dare to Simpson. Dobbing to St Luke's. Fisher and Dobbynl details for Oakhurst Sea Bright noted.
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Atlantic City
John Handley
Troadway Church
Camden
Hindley
Westfield
Newark
Troadway
Percy Perinchlef
Red Bank
Handley
Long Branch
Albert HW. Eberhardt
Asbury
B. Fisher
First Church
Eberhardt
Fisher
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Church
J. Y. Dobbing
St. Luke's Church
Harry T. Fisher
Oakhurst
Duffeld
Sea Bright
Red Bank Lad Levi Freehan Jr Dies After Crash
Levi J Freehan Jr a Red Bank boy aged fifteen died at Bellevue Hospital New York after injuries from an auto crash including a crushed chest and spinal fracture His remains will be taken to Emanuel Court Red Bank for funeral services at 1 pm Thursday then to Calvary Baptist Church Bridge Avenue for rites at 2 pm Rev J W Hamlin will officiate He previously attended Red Bank public schools Interment will be in White Ridge Cemetery South Eatontown Funeral arranged by Harry Fay Funeral Home Advertisement text included
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Levi J. Freehan, Jr
Red Bank
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Emanuel Court
Harry ©. Fay
Calvary Baptist Church
Bridge Avenue
J. W. Hamlin
Young Freeman
Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Fay
White Ridge Cemetery
South Eatontown
Levi J
Etta Freeman
Red Bank Pube
Borough Abolishes Road Superviser in Hot Fair Haven Meeting
The borough council voted to abolish the office of road superintendent held by Donald Rankin Jr. after a tense session. Hawkins led the move with Brown and Minton abstaining or not voting, while Mayor Covert and speakers from the Improvement Association clashed over road conditions and powers of the road committee. The report from the road committee dominated the meeting as arguments continued.
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Donald Rankin, Jr
Fair Haven
Uo Bhorrough
Nat Highta
George A. Hawking
Little
Rankin
McCarron
Hawking
Brown
Minton
Hawkins
Frank D. Covert
Fred Travers
Battin
Em McIl
Mr. Rankin
Cornell Myron V. Brown
James PS
Meyer Covert
Rucd
Three Chattle Graduates Fund Second Place Inter-Class Medal
Samuel C. Morris Earle Van Brunt and J Rutherford Stout, 1912 graduates, donate a gold Inter-Class medal for the runner up in the 1913 track meet. Morris works at Fleet National Bank Van Brunt is married and works at Press Publishing Company Stout runs a real estate office with Arthur Hobson The medal features a winged foot with victory branches and ribbon engraving Inter-Classes on the bar.
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Chattle
Samuel C. Morris
Earle
van Brunt
J. Rutherford Stout
Long Branch Daily Record
Io Chattle
Morris
Fleet National Bank
VanBrunt
Benedict
Press Publishing
Stout Ign
Auxiliary Masquerade Aids Exempt Firemen's Asso
The Ladies Auxiliary of Branchport Hoge Company hosts a masquerade dance and reception at the company house tomorrow night to raise funds pledged to the Exempt Firemen's Association for the State Convention here. Also listed: moving pictures and a death notice for Aaron Johnston, aged 56, with services in Farmingdale.
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Exempt Firemen's Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Branchport Hoge Company
Firemen's Association
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Vespucel
Ameigo
Lyceum
Joseph Fiorillo
Anton Lupino
P .Pingitore
Joseph Grandinetti
J. Magén
L. Carbone
R. Pingitore
L. Seihallo
A. Biol
W. Pingitore
Orazio Strollo
Vincelli
D. Frogale
Billy” Bodine
William Bodine
Colorete
Wayside
Red Bank A. M. E. Zion
Mr. Adams
Harry C. Fay
Lincroft
Branchport Hose Company
John A. Mortis
Golden's
Broad Way
Misa Wall's
Tiberty Bt
Werobie
Jersey
Motor Boat Club
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Union Street
Armory
Seasion
Paris
Perryon
Bee Aerodrome
George Logegneux
Minetvela
Princeton College
NEW Baseball League
Long Branch Band Minstrels
Governor Fielder
Lovell
Helena Patterson
Chester M. Tronx
Satogt
New Brunswick
Broadway Church
Dobbins
Dare, Fisher and
Mar
London
Eng
Scutarl
Lake
Vienna
Witt
Opera House
Campbell’s Arcade
Electriciy
North Broadway
Borough
Lister’s Fertilizers
Chester M. Truax
Parker
Moving Pictures
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Cupid
Johnston
Aaron B&b
Presbyterian Church
Farmingdale
Methodist Wpiedpal
Fermingdale
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