Pavilion bids rejected and new ordinance ordered
The Board rejected four bids for building the Avenel Boulevard pavilion and 64 bath houses. A new ordinance governing the pavilion with bath houses was ordered after the solicitor advised slowing the project. Original plans underestimated cost, as lowest bid exceeded 3600 dollars, prompting criticism and debate.
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Avenel Boulevard
Board of Commissioners
Fleck
Arrowsmith and
Woolley
Ocean, Avenue
Stevens
Hunt Pleads Not Guilty in Irivington Violence Case
William S. Hunt of Irvington former Shrewsbury resident pleads not guilty to atrocious assault and battery for allegedly throwing vitriol at Henry Wolcott in Eatontown on January 27. Bail set at 800 with trial date April 17. Wolcott a known Eatontown merchant. Hunt claims alienation of his wife’s affections led to litigation.
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William S. Hunt
Irvington
Shrewsbury Township
Red Bank
Henry Wolcott
Eatontown
Wolcott
Bible Reading at St Luke's Tonight
Rev Dr John Y Dobbing will give a bible reading at St Luke's midweek prayer meeting with the subject Last Night of Jesus Life. Foster flowers by St James' Altar Society Friday and Saturday at Broadway and Third Ave. Cardpbell's Arcade Garage offers automobile repair, rental and sale. Horses clipped by electricity at North Broadway. Advertisement in Daily Record.
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St. Luke's
John Y. Dobbing
Jesus
Foster
Gale
St. James’ Altar Society
Broadway
Third Ave
Cardpbell
Electriciy
North Broadway
St James’ Altar Society
James’ Missionary
Sea Bright Eyes Brick Boulevard Plan Along Ocean Avenue
Sea Bright aims to pave a brick boulevard from the Sea Bright drawbridge to the railroad tracks along Ocean Avenue corridor through the business block. Estimated cost about 26000 with State aid expected. the project will join the Atlantic Highlands Cape May Boulevard. Mayor Elliott and Senator Slocum discussed plans in Trenton with State Road Commissioner Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Avenue
Sea Bright
Stevens
Cape May
George W. Elliott
Trenton
John W. Slocum
Col. Stevens
Elliott
Sea Bright Station
Highland Beach
LeMai tre opens spring sale week at Cookman avenue
This week marks the annual spring opening of LeMai tre's on Cookman avenue Asbury Park with tastily trimmed windows and special prices on new merchandise A large advertisement in yesterday's Record describes the event Also Epworth League of Eaton town Methodist Church hosts a lunch box social at Mrs Charles Schilentz Lewis street Friday night Ladies pack lunches and men who buy boxes select partners from the slips An interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMaitre’s
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
The
Record
Epworth League
Eatontown Methodist Church
Charles Schilentz
Lewis Street
East Indian 19 Held for Arson At Asbury Park Store
Police report an arson arrest of Nagina Singh, East Indian merchant, linked to the Goldstein clothing store fire at Asbury Park. Investigators cite empty stock, shifted goods, and disproven alibi as evidence. Singh held to await grand jury action in Freehold jail. Insurance disputes and family injuries noted. advertisement snippets follow.
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Goldstein Clothing
Asbury Park
Nagina Singh
Goldstein
Smith
Singh
Freehold
New York
Chief Smith
Harry Goldstein
Lack of Small Pine Causes Death of Runaway Auto
A runaway car crashes near a river after striking a mudguard at the Atlantic Avenue Bridge. The vehicle stops itself, leading to a fatal outcome as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Avenue Bridge
Brakes Failled Driver Jumps From Car in Beach Street Run
John Hayes, a Belmont avenue chauffeur for Walter Patten of Pleasure Bay, escaped serious harm after both emergency and foot brakes failed during a Palmer-Singer test run. He jumped from the moving car, suffering facial lacerations and injuries to his right side and arm. The loss of a small pin in a brake part caused the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Belmont Avenue
Walter Patten
Pleasure Bay
Hayes
Mr. Patten
Beach Front
Ocean Avenue
West End
Liberty Street
Atlantic
Atlantic Avenue
Samuel W. Haysman
Mrs Evaline Van Buskirk Squires Dies at About 55
Mrs Evaline Van Buskirk Squires died at midnight at the Liberty street home of Mrs Robert Graf. She was about 55 and had suffered failing health. She is survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Hyer and Flock Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaline van Buskirk Squires
Liberty Street
Robert Graf
Hyer & Flock
St Patrick's Party Honors Anna and Curtis Walling
Mr and Mrs FitzRoy Walling of New Monmouth hosted a Monday night party for their daughter Anna and son Curtis. About 560 guests arrived at the farmhouse decorated in old Erin style. The event featured the theme five hundred and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Monmouth
FitzRoy Walling
Miss Anna
Curtis
Old Erin
Wall Paper Buyers At Golden's Broadway Ad
Advertisement notes wall paper buyers always come to Golden's 579 Broadway to get right goods at right prices. It also lists Ghott Easter plants from W G Kigele's florist 577 Cedar Ave offering raster lilies daffodils hyacinths azaleas hydrangeas and spirea.
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Golden’s
Broadway
Jong Branch
Ghott
W. G. Kigele
Florist
Cedar Ave
W. G. Eisele ‘Florist
Melvin A. Rice Re-Elected Trustee in Middletown
In Middletown township the Republican effort to unseat Melvin A. Rice failed as Rice won re-election to the board of education. Voters cast 235 ballots with Rice lead ing Roop Maxson and Osborn among the opposing slate. The result signals continued Progressive educational policy under Rice amid Democratic concern over politicizing schools.
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Middletown Township
Melvin A. Rice
Board of Education
Rice
Leonardo
Edwin &£. Maxson
Navesink
Williams
Roop
Belvord
Free Soil Democrats
Richard Lufburrow
Middletown
John J. Sickles
John M. Osborn
Belford
Messrs.sice
Maxson
Charley A. Smith
Port Monmouth
Way
Frank BH. Sich
James ©. Hendrickson
Edgar A. Slofe
Luthurrow
John R. Murphy
Bismarck Ludlow
Sickles
Omar
Osborn
Democratic
Visiting Nurse Forbes Reports On Her Work At Long Branch Meeting
Miss Helen G Forbes, visiting nurse, opened a Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association gathering at City Hall with a work resume and talk on social factors behind illness. The group discussed gifts to the loan closet, donations of clothing and convalescent dainties, and a forthcoming hospital dispensary.
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Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association
Councilmanic Chamber
City Hall
Helen G. Forbes
J. W. Cunningham
Miss Green
Clara Jeffrey
Leon Cubberley
Cunningham
Newell Atchley
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke’s Church
M. D. Cannon
Forbes
Miss Forbes
Trip Around the World Party Fun in Oakhurst Church
Epworth League of Oakhurst M E Church hosted a "Trip Around the World" sociable with 68 initial travelers expanding to about 100. Ambulances and a doctor accompanied the group. stops included Japan Germany and Italy with themed foods and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Oakhurst M. E
California
John White
Thomas Brown
Albert White
Henry Gramann
Allen given minimum two year term for wife attack
Robert G. Allen of Long Branch pleaded guilty to atrocious assault on his wife Isabell Allen. Judge Foster sentenced him to two to seven years in state prison after deferring sentencing to bring Mrs. Allen to court. She testified he threatened her with a carving knife and cut her side. He kissed her goodbye as he was led from the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Allen
Long Branch
Foster
Isabell Allen
Allen
Frank White
Earle White
Benjamin Wéat Cortagé
Joseph Reilly
Captain Tylee EK VanNote Pioneer of Shell Dock Dies
Captain Tylee EK VanNote, longtime Shell Dock Branchport resident and former schooner captain for Drummond and Woolley, died at his daughter’s home after years of heart illness. Survived by three daughters and one son, funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 PM with burial at West Long Branch cemetery.
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Tylee EK
VanNote
Shell Dock
Branchport
Mia
James H. Johnson
Branchport Avenue
Port-au-Peck
Sarah
Tim
Upper
New York State
Drummond & Woolley
Tylee
New York
Long Branch Raillroad
Hes
Capt. VanNote
D. E. Dennis
Point Pleasant
Thomas Johnson
Arthur VanNote
Loyalton
George Hathaway
Red Bank
Lauretta Haines
Oceanport
Daniel VanNote
This City
John van- Note
Port- ‘au-Peck
Hyer Flock
West Long Branch Cemetery
Freeholders seek district court sites in Monmouth County
Monmouth county Board of Chosen Freeholders toured potential sites for a new district court in Asbury Park and nearby areas. They visited Townley Hall Library Hall Rew Men's Hall and others and will lease spaces for five years if the court remains. Judge Taylor will assume duties April 1 with finished facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
John M. Corlies
John Daly
Thomas J. Jeffries
Charles M. Wyckoff
Ruliff V. Lawrence
Townley Building
Library
Rew Men's Hall
Gront Good
Third Avenue
Broadway
Masonic
District Court
Asbury Park
Monmouth Trust Company
Mattison Avenue
Emory Street
Taylor
Legislature Passes Key Bills Across House and Senate
Constitutional Convention Anti-Fake Advertising and small holder bills clear the House while a Tax Maps bill passes the Senate. An anti-child labor measure and a bill requiring experienced men for train crews also gain Assembly approval.
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House
Clash On Jury Reform In Trenton Legislature Passes Several Bills
In Trenton New Jersey March 20 the legislature sent to the governor over a score of measures. The Hennessy constitutional convention bill passed the Senate 40 to 17 with Republican opposition from eight members and Democrats from Cumberland Somerset Warren Camden Hunterdon Monmouth and Mercer. Assembly bill 584 banning fake advertising passed the Assembly as a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 and jail up to one year. The Shark River Inlet improvement appropriation gained 16 000 for concrete jetties. The Assembly defeated the Davis jury reform bill 27 to 26 while preserving referendum on jury commissioners. The Kirkpatrick hat pin measure passed by the Assembly after a reconsideration. (Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Trenton
N. J
Senate
Jory
Kescwe
Cumbeland
Somerset
Warren
Camden
Hunterdon
Monmouth
Mercer
Assembly
McLaughlin
Union County
Taylor
Shark River Inlet
Davis
Kirkpatrick
Equal Suffrage Meeting in Red Bank Borough Hall
The Red Bank Equal Suffrage League meets at Borough Hall Red Bank on Wednesday March 26 at 3 30 p m All who are interested are urged to attend.
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Red Bank Equal Suffrage League
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Harry Jackson Recovers From Illness at Red Bank
Harry Jackson of Sunset avenue Red Bank son of Mr and Mrs James Jackson works at Louie J Tetley bicycle shop has recovered from a grip illness and is able to be around after confinement to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Mra
James Jackson
Sunset Avenue
Red Bank
Louie J. Tetley
New Oceanic Red Man Joins Narumsunk Tribe Leader
William Hoag of Sea Bright joined the Narumsunk Tribe No. 148 L Q R M of Oceanic on Tuesday night. Preparations are under way for a dance by the Jolly Haymakers of the lodge at Red Men's Hall Oceanic on Monday night. The event is expected to be a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoag
Sea Bright
Oceanic
Red Men's Hall
Building Code Input Meeting For Red Bank Borough
Notice invites architects and contractors to discuss a new building code for Red Bank New Jersey. An adjourned council meeting is set for Monday March 24 1913 at Borough Mall KDm to gather views and guidance for future ordinance framing. By order of Borough Clerk A C Hariribon. Advertisement. Deaths notice notes the funeral of Captain Tylee Van Note at Portan-Peck residence the time and attendees.
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Borough of
Red Bank
N. J
Borough of Red Bank
Borough Mall
Kdm
A. C. Hariribon
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Bath House Revenue
Hunt
Badgley
A. A. Moodhe
Brooklyn
M. J. Badgley
Greenwood Cemetery
Alvin
B. Calvert
Daily Record
Argon
Broadway Theatre
Cocuzza
Mrs. Squires
Oakhurst
Italy
Tylee van Note
Philip Schmidt
van Note
Tylee BE
Jas. H. Johnson
Hport, Ave
Port-an-Peck
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