Francis Slated for Collectorship of Perth Amboy
Reports say Robert Carson will not be reappointed as Perth Amboy port collector, a $6,000 yearly post, with Asa Francis of Monmouth County to be named in his stead. The Star and Record discuss political maneuvering involving Senator John Kean, Theodore Strong, and local Republicans amid Middlesex and Monmouth county influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carson
Perth Amboy
Asa Francis
Monmouth County
Newark Star
Perth_Amboy
New Brunswick
Francis
Washington
Hetrick
Carsons Fall
Theodore Strong
State Board of Assessors
United States
John Kean
Kean
Middlesex
Carson
the Star
United States Senate
Strong
Middlesex County
Trenton
Sherif
Republican ‘State Committee
Clarence
F. Hetrick
Joseph McDermott
McDermott
Matt
Iey
Monmouth
Rua Em
Republican State Committee
Poultry Trust Heads Indicted in New York
Grand jury in New York submits thirty indictments to Justice Goff against leaders of a poultry trust accused of extorting unfair prices from the public. Mary Redfern, a 60 year old Atlantic Highlands hospital patient, dies after admission. A horse from Koope Abels escapes but causes no damage. Purim festival to begin with three days of services and feasting across Jewish communities. Shrewsbury reports two horse deaths. Keansburg suffers two houses burned by a defective flue and a fire loss of about 6000 dollars with insurance on the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Goff
Haman
Purim
Hamm
Mordeca
Keansburg
Joseph Howard
Howard
E. M. Baker
Park & Tilford to Open West End Store
Park and Tilford will open their West End Long Branch store on April 16. The announcement notes the new location in the shopping district and invites customers to visit once open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park & Tilford
Owen
Park and Tilford
West End
Long Branch
Sexton Chasey Ill at Home with Serious Illness
Sexton Charles Chasey of Greenlawn Cemetery is gravely ill at his Hatontown Boulevard home. Doctors report little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Chasey
Charles Chasey
Sexton
Greenlawn Cemetery
Hatontown Boulevard
Venable Boy Improves After New Jersey Surgery
Clifford Venable son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Venable of Norwood Avenue Newark is ill with appendicitis and reported steadily improved this afternoon though still in precarious condition at Newark hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venable
Ciiford Venable
Edwin Venable
Norwood
Newark
Three New Hospital Patients at Monmouth Memorial
Three new patients admitted at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday include Mrs Anita White of Long Branch and Miss Jessie Gill of Red Bank both for surgical treatment, and Frederick Bl of Freehold for medical treatment. Arthur Swifts house on Bycamore Avenue Shrewsbury is being repainted with Jacob Bollinger of Red Bank doing the work. W P Browns Simmer residents on Bycamore Avenue Shrewsbury are being fixed up for the coming season with Randolph Borden of Shrewsbury in charge of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Esterday
Anita White
Long Branch
Jessie Gill
Red Bank
Frederick Bl
Freehold
Shrewsbury
Arthur Swifts Houe
Bycamore Avenue
Jacob Bollinger
Red Mank
W. P. Brown
Randolph Borden
Samuel B. Clark
E. Hurley
New York
Frank Layton
Broadstreet
North Long Branch
Purim Mask Ball Marks First Annual Purim Event
The Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society held its first annual Purim mask ball at Townley Hall Broadway last night with over 400 attendees. Winners included Miss Schneider in a popcorn costume Miss Wolff as a gypsy girl and Bernard Gorey as a colored sport. Mrs J Goldberg led the grand march as J Miian West's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society
Townley Hall
Broadway
Miss Schneider
Garfield Avenue
Miss Wolff
Eight entries for annual spring race at Colts Neck
Eight entries for the second annual spring road race between Colts Neck and Long Branch closed with Secretary Muhlenbrink yesterday. The event set for Friday April 1 features eight starters including Judge Baker John Huge and Morris Judas with a 430 PM start and a 10 5 mile distance from Snyder's Hotel to the Chattle Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Neck
Long Branch
Muhlenbrink
Judge Baker
John Huge
Jon Bells
Willian Morris
Owen J. Malow
Yoning
Charles Beebe
Raymond
Britton
John Heldrigh Ball
Morris Judas
Mers
J. G. Sexton
Thomas Morris
Willem Aumeck
Chattle Fountain
Broadway
Norwood Avenue
Snyder's
Colts Neck
William Morris
Jew Bells
Mr Henry
Daisy M
Benjamin Coles
Bicycle wheel theft reported near Newing's Hotel
Beach and Park Commissioner Joseph Finn bought a Columbia Daily Service wheel for 60 dollars. He left it on the hotel stoop on Monday evening and returned to find the wheel missing, with no trace of the stolen bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Joseph Finn
Columbia Daily
Finn
Newing
Broadway
Albaughs to Spend Easter in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs John W Albaugh of the Lloyd cottage Norwood avenue will leave Friday for Baltimore to spend the Easter holidays He will combine business with pleasure and oversee his theatrical interests in the Monumental City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Albaugh
Lloyd Cottage
Norwood Avenue
Baltimore
Morris Ave. Park Commissioner’s Son Returns From Bermuda
Karry Good son of Brent Good Morris Avenue returned Sunday night from Bermuda after recovering from pneumonia. He enjoyed excellent health and spent two months amid the end of flowers during the trip full of delights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karry [Hl Good
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
Bermuda
Mr. Good
Mrs. Sarah J Dolan Funeral Held in Chelsea Avenue
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah J Dolan, mother of Mayor O. Mead Din, was held Friday at 2 o clock from her son's Chelsea Avenue home. Relatives and friends were invited to attend without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J, Doran
O. Mead Din
Chelsea Avenue
Velock
Man Kills Over 30000 Hogs Record Holder Retires
Charlies O Hagan of South Eaton town, famed for slaughtering hogs over thirty two years, has sold his scalder and hog killing business to George Tantum of Oplar. After a pneumonia attack he limits work now, with a last hog count of 704 this season. He plans possibly to take up horse clipping in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies O'Hagan
Eatontown
Frank George
Vanderbilt Avenue
George Tantum
Oplar
O'Hagan
Oakhurst
Mr. O'Hagan
Pearl Street
Long Ranch
Cape May Visitors at Fair Haven Dinner Hosts
Cape May visitors Nate Dought and son Aylin visited Fair Haven this week with friends and relatives. On Saturday Mr Doughty and his son planned a pleasure trip to Texas. Harry L White and family hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Arthur White Irene King and Georgetta West.
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Cape May
Fair Haven
Nate Dought
Aylin
Mr. Doughty
Texas
Harry Lo White
Baron
Harry L. White
Arthur White
Bloomfield White
James King
Irene King
Eogar White
Frank White
Georgetta West
Long Branch
Births Brighten West End At Union Hotel
Henry Hube proprietor of Union Hotel on Second Avenue hosts callers as a baby girl is registered in Red Bank. Mrs Wiliam Witterman of Monmouth Street Red Bank welcomes a son born Saturday. Mrs Ronard Hownthan of Leighton Avenue adds another son. Hownthan is a noted Red Bank Sunday league baseball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hube
Union Hotel
Second Avenue
West End
Henry
Red Bank
Wiliam Witterman
Monmouth Street
Ronard Hownthan
Leighton Avenue
Hownthan
Wagon Collision on Trom Branenport Avenue
A two seated carryall wagon owned by Owen Melon and driven by Henry Forney was damaged when struck by a Broadway carriage on Trom Branenport Avenue around ten o’clock at night. The driver escaped injury.
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Trom Branenport Ave
Broadway
Owen Melon
Henry Forney
Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather tonight and Thursday in New Jersey with light variable winds. A 1 p.m. update cites a thirty six hour outlook beginning Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weather Bureau
New Jeotayy
Card of Thanks for Kind Aid in Bereavement
Expresses gratitude to those who assisted during bereavement for Miss Geseie Browt. Appreciation for kindness and support received.
New Temple Popular G. E. Auxiliary Organizes Under Auspices
Aurora Temple No. 12 K G G begins with favorable prospects and installs a full corps of officers. Past Templar Mrs Geo A Lippincott. Noble Templar Mrs Frank K Jane. Vice Templar Mrs Harry G Woolley. Marshal of Ceremonies Mrs Frank Wright. Prophetess Miss Mabelle Borden. Priestess Mrs Hannah Clark. Guardian of Records Miss Jennie Greenleaf. Guardian of Finance Mrs Frank C Voorhees. Guardian of Exchequer Mrs E H W Wheeler. Guardian of Music Mrs Frank Woolley. Guardian of Inner Portal Miss Ella Voorhees. Guardian of Outer Portal Mrs Harry Gray Whelley. Trustees Mrs BR Hurley, Mrs George Wheeler, Mrs J C Cloughly.
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G. E. Auxiliary
Aurora Temple
K. GG
G. A. R. Hall
Templar
Geo. A
Lippincott
Noble Templar
Mirs
Frank K. Jane
Harry G. Woolley
Frank Wright
Mabelle Borden
Hannah Clark
Records
Jennie Greenleaf
Finance
Frank C. Voorhees
Exchequer
E. H W. Wheeler
Music
Frank Woolley
Inner Portal
Ella Voorhees
Outer Portal
Harry Gray Whelley
BR. Hurley
George Wheeler
J.C. Cloughly
Solemn Lent Observances at Christ and St James
The Catholic and Episcopal churches mark Holy Week with services at the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea and St James Episcopal. Details include Maundy Thursday Eucharist, Adoration, Good Friday Matins and Passion Service, Easter Sunday Masses, and Easter Week Bishop’s Visitation and Confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charveh of Our Lady
Star of the Sea
W. PP. Cantwell
LL. D
Hu Hey. Flox. Lang
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Briggs Nash
Reeter
Red Bank to Gravel Streets and Sidewalks Planned
Red Bank will pave with Manasquan gravel from curb to curb along Bergen Place from Maple avenue to Broad street and Beach street to the New York and Long Branch Railroad tracks. Sidewalks and curbing are to be laid on Pearl street between Monmouth and West Front. Riverside avenue repair referred to Street Committee for report at next council meeting.
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Bergen Place
Red Bank
Maple Avenue
Broad Street
Beach Street
New York & Long Branch
Pearl Street
Monmouth
West Front Streets
Riverside Avenue
Reception for Dr Eberhardt and family at church
A public reception for Dr. Eberhardt and Dr. and Mrs. A H Eberhardt will be held tomorrow night in the Asbury M E Church lecture room. The event is organized by the Ladies Aid Society and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. EB
Ladies Aid Society
Palm Sunday Services at Asbury Church Draw Large Crowd
Palm Sunday services were held at Asbury M. E. Church with a large attendance. Alvin Whiting of Red Bank sang The Palms in the morning and Jerusalem in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. EB
Alvin Whiting
Red Bank
Jerusalem
Card of Thanks for Mr. Elizabeth Cluney's Bereavement
Grateful thanks go to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during my recent bereavement for my father Mrs. Elizabeth Cluney. Oat Bexton Bros undertakers and embalmers 616 Broadway. Tel. 123 L. B. Idents Up To Date Millinery. Easter hats by Mise Wells Liberty t exhibit ATtone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilzabeth Cluney
Bexton Bros
Broadway
L. B
Mise Wells
Liberty
Local Option Bill Dead In Senate By A Two Thirds Vote
The New Jersey Senate defeated the local option bill for the third straight year by a 14 to 6 vote with one absentee. Senator Gebhardt led the debate arguing for the measure, while Senator Prince warned prohibition would not solve crime. The roll call showed 2 Democrats and 4 Republicans for the bill and 4 Democrats and 10 Republicans against it.
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Trento
N. J
New Jersey
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Gebhardt
Hunterion County
Aye—Ackerman
Union
Bradley
Camden
Gaunt
Gloucester
Hunterdon
Minch
Cumberland
Plummer
Salem
No—Brown
Monmouth
Fielder
Hudson
Frelinghuysen
Somerset
Hand
Cape May
Leavitt
Mercer
Lewis
Burlington
Mathis
Ocean
Mills
Morris
Osborne
Kinsex
Price
Sussex
Prince
Passaic
Silver
Middlesex
Wakelee
Bergen
Wilson
Atlantic
Cornish
Warren
Rome
Sommer
Minex
Idca
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
John D. Prince
Columbia University
Dependency and Crime Commission
Portland
Woolleys to Return Home After Winter Stay
Comptroller and Mrs Thomas R Woolley, who spent part of winter in Miami Florida, will depart March 28 and arrive home April 1. They are in splendid health and greatly enjoyed their southern stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Woolley
Miami
Pla
Woolley
South
City Councilman Hirschfeld Returns to Desk Work
City Councilman Hirschfeld of the Sixth Ward, kept to his room with a severe cold since Monday, was able to perform desk work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirschfeld
Star of the Sea Bail To Aid Local Church
Under Knights of Columbus and Ladies Aid Society auspices a grand ball will be held at the Lyceum next Monday evening to benefit the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. The committee has prepared for a splendid event with supper served by church ladies as a key feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lyceum
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Bankers Bowl Tonight at Red Bank YMCA Alleys
The First National Bank bowling team visits Red Bank for a match against the local First National Bank team at the YMCA lanes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Red Bank
Two New Rentals Reported in Elberon Cottages
Real estate man J. A. Stratton announced rentals in Elberon yesterday. The Edward Hilson cottage at Ocean avenue and Pearl street was rented to Albert Blum, and the Charles M. Kahn cottage at Park and Beron avenues was rented to Charles B. Hirsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stratton
Elberon Real En
Edward Hilson
Ocean Avenue
Pearl Street
Albert Blum
Charles M. Kahn
Park and
Beron Avenues
Charles 8. Hirsch
Mrs Caroline Smith Dead In New York Home
Mrs Caroline Smith wife of Andrew Smith died at 206 West 107th Street New York City She was daughter of John and Ememne Sinclair and sister of Joseph Sinclair of Chelsea Avenue Funeral services are at her home this evening with private interment tomorrow Bennett Wins Gold Watch Fob in Red Bank checkers tourney at Y M C A rooms He won 214 games to Curchin 1% His lead in the Teed Bank association tournament is noted Vanela Council hosts a dance March 20 at Townley Hall Tickets on sale Smythe's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Ellen A. Dykers de Navarro
Jose de Navarro
Mary Anderson de Navarre
West Worty-sixth Street
New York
Antonio de Navarro
Rengland
Alfonso
Portland Cement Company
John Hudson Dyker
Harlem River Railroad
Vanderbilt
de Navarro
Burt
Navarro
Central Park South
Caroline —. Smith
Andrew Smith
West 107Th Street
John and
Emenne Sinclair
Joseph Sinclair
Chelsea Avenue
Bennett
John Bennett
Fair Haven
Willam Curchin, Jr
Red Bank
Curchin
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Cureh
Cnecker
Teed Bank Association
Vanela Council
Townley Hall
Tues
West
Smythe
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Mary Redfern
Atlantic Highlands
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Koope & Abels
Dreadway
Pavilion Avenue
Jos, Hirschfeld & Son
C. J. White
Marly
Randolph Stryker
Hever
van- Note Co
Graneewr School
Anti Torium
Aimeptes
Mikh Behodl
Stepeoptionn
Burdett Ve. Plekwiek
Jos. Hirschfeld & Bon
Mrs. Dorman
van Note Co
Tae Ave
Pemberton
St. Luke's Parsonage
St. Luke's M. BE. Church
Washington Street
Neal
Hippodrome
Ida Wiederholt
Mary Hurley
L. C. DeCopper and
Sycamore Avenue
Stork
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dr. Eberhardt
Asbury Church
C. G. van Note Co
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
WoTld
Golden's
Mr. Sinclair's
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