Auditor Presents Finimal Report At Board Meeting
At a Wednesday board meeting Professor Christopher Gregory reported his positive attendance at the National Educational Society convention in St. Louis. He urged publishing an article in the Daily Record about his trip and visits to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Christopher Gregory
National Educational Society
St. Louis
Daily Record
Harry B. Sherman
School’ Board
False alarms endanger volunteers as crossing near collision
Firefighters responding to box 18 at Westwood and Brighton avenue narrowly avoided collision with a northbound freight train after a false alarm interrupted a Library District meeting. The incident follows a near-miss at Broadway and Third avenue and prompts calls for a crossing lagman.
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Westwood
Brighton Avenue
West Ends
West End
Albert Wheat
Wheat
James Hulick
Peter Grover
Brighton
Grover
Lagman
Broadway
Third Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Legislature in Session and May Meet Twice More
Trenton reports the Morris Canal abandonment fight dominates the session as a resolution for a three-man Senate committee and possible extraordinary session moves pass. The debate centers on abandoned canal plans, railway coal prices, and quo warranto actions to reclaim control, with a twelve-member commission proposed to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislature
Trenton
Fitzherbert
Senate
Morris County
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Edge
Morris
Morris Canal
Supreme Court
Bennett van Syckel
House Committee On
de Unger
Stickel
Essex
Commission
MecCran
Whyte
Essex County
Griffin
Hudson
Judiciary Committee
Godfrey
House
Theodore F White Dies in Red Bank After Illness
Theodore F White a notable Red Bank resident died after nearly a year of illness in his 70th year. He leaves widow Mary White a sister Amanda and brothers William Winfield and Timothy all of Red Bank. White aided by a long career as contractor real estate promoter and politician built numerous Red Bank houses and promoted several tracts including Hastside Park Westside Park and Parker tract. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 40 pm from his home with interment at Fair View cemetery Rev J W Rogan officiating. Harry C Fay Funeral Arrangements handled by Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. White
Red Bank
Mary 5. White
Amanda White
William A
Winfield
Timothy White
Mr. White
Lewis White
White Road
Broad Street
Albert Terhune
Paterson, N. J
Forman Morris
White
Terhune
Worrell
Sickles
Justice of the Pesce
Bert Hance
Hast Red Bank
Hance
Hastside Park
James H. Peters
West Red Bank
Westside Park
Capt. H. B. Parker
Parker
Bloomfield Diamond
Waverley Place
Johan Sutton
Second National Bank
Pair View Cemetery
J. W. Rogan
Harry C. Fay
Wood to Skate Tonight at St Nicholas Rink
Ice skating events at the St Nicholas Rink in New York tonight accompany the winter carnival and gymkhana to benefit rink employees. Speet races feature top skaters including champions Phil Kearney Morris Wood and Midge Gerschen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Phil Kearney
Morris Wood
Midge A Gerschen
European Tour for Five Hundred Dollars
An European tour priced at 500 dollars spans ten weeks through Haly Switzerland and several European nations with an experienced conductor. Cruises depart around June 26 and include all expenses. For details see Mrs. Beatley at St. James Rectory Long Branch or Majestic Theatre Red Bank. Moving pictures shown nightly at 7.45 and Saturday matinee at 2.00.
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Haly
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Beatley
St. James’ Rectory
Long Branch
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Bert
Pastor Eberhardt Welcomed in Sixth Long Branch Year
The Asbury M. E. Church honored Dr. Albert H. Eberhardt for a sixth year of pastoral service in Long Branch. The event featured prayers, readings, solos, and an address on Early Methodism, with gifts including a cut glass fern dish and a bouquet. He has strengthened membership and reduced debt, aiming to liquidate the bond by year six.
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Revo
Albert H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. EK
Eberhardt
Long Branch
Simpson M. E
Laura Chasey
John A. Chasey
Ray Gulick
Ray Kyte
Mildred Kyte
Florence Barber
Helen Attison
Myrtle Zimmerman
Grace Joline
Ray Whiting
Mahala West
Marion Reed
Bertha Reed
John C. Clark
Madeline West
Willing Workers Society
Weather and notices span New Jersey in 1912 edition
The issue includes a Weather Bureau forecast for 36 hours with rain in the north, colder after a storm moving from the Ohio Valley, plus advisory warnings for Delaware Break Water to Eastport. It also records temperatures, wind, humidity, barometer, and precipitation. The page carries local notices including a campaign declination by GRO. L. CRUM, job ads, corset sale, and meeting notices for Riverview Corner Junior O U A. My No. 268.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
N. W
Ohio Valley
Delaware
Eastport
Maine
Moork
North Broadway
Lous Branch
Meyers Found Guilty After Lively Long Branch Trial
A jury returned a guilty verdict against William R. Meyer and his wife May for conducting a disorderly house in Long Branch. Meyer and May face sentence next Thursday before Judge John E. Poster. Witness James Smith implicated Meyer in pressuring testimony, while Meyer described the raid as driven by other motives. Mayor Edwin W. Packer’s name surfaced in the proceedings as part of the broader inquiry.
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Freehold
William R. Meyer
May
Biberon
Long Branch
John E. Poster
James Smith
West sS0th Street
New York
Moster
Edward H. Emmons
Smith
Mr. Meyer
Edwin W. Packer
Meyer
Regan
Foster
A. Patterson
Judge Poster
Mayor Packer
Mr. Mayer
Packer
Patterson
Eatontown Water Case Considered
The Board of Public Utility Commissioners orders Tintern Manor Water Company to extend mains 2460 feet from South Street to Booth Street in Eatontown and place two hydrants within three months after contracts totaling at least 246 per year are secured for five years. About 25 homes need fire protection and several owners have agreed to take water.
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Board of Public Utlity Commissioners
Matontown
Tintern Manor Water Company
William L. Edwards
South Street
Corlies Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Public Utility Commissioners
Water Company
Sohat
Corsets at Goldstein's Dept Store From 50c a Pair
A sale notice advertises fine C. B. Corsets at 50c per pair with values 1.00 1.60 2.00 and 2.40, offered at Goldstein's Department Store.
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C. B
Goldstein's Dept
Surf Theatre Keyport Showings and Admission
Life motion pictures and illustrated songs at Surf Theatre Keyport open afternoons and evenings. Matinees at 3 30 in the afternoon and 7 15 in the evening. Saturday matinees at 2 30. Admission 16 cents, children and matinees cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Motion
Cornerstone of St James Church Uncovered and Intact
The cornerstone laid April 20 1854 by Bishop G W Doane at St James Church Long Branch was excavated and revealed in the northwest wall. A sealed lead box contained church records and a note by Rev Harry Finch detailing the church’s 1854 organization and officers. The old stone will be integrated into the new church foundations at the corner of ay and Slocum Place.
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St. James
G. W. Doane
van Dyke Dickson
Howard Brown
Charles ©. Brown
St. James Church
E. Drigga Nash
Harry Finch
St. James’ Church
Long Branch
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
New Jersey
Rebrui‘iry
St. James Church, Long Branch
Edmund West
John Hunter West
Joseph D. Wardell
Henry Howland
Charles T. Jackson
Nathaniel W.troutman
George A. Tator
Samuel Laird
John W. Slocum
Samuel Cooper
Jordan Woolley
Edward Wardell
George W. Doane
Diocese of
Lagt
Ay and
Slocum Place
Jerstone
Old Landmark Moved at Shrewsbury by Charles L White
At Shrewsbury on Tuesday Charles L White moved an old shop on the Shrewsbury road opposite the Post Office. Built about 125 years ago by Lyttle White, it served as a carpenter shop and undertaking room. Coffins were once conveyed by wagons and a hearse debuted in Monmouth County by Charles and Robert H White. The shop’s floor is a schooner deck and the worn gray paint appears freshly refreshed.
Funeral notice for Pierre T Troutman in Brooklyn church
Funeral services for Pierre T Troutman are set for March 4 at 2:30 p.m. at Wyckett Street in Brooklyn with interment at Cypress Cemetery. The notice mentions friends’ sympathy and assigns a church gathering context amid local ads and community notices.
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J. P. T. Troutman
Pierre T. Troutman
Taelindas
Wyckett Street
Brooklyn
Cypress Com
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Finimal
Sugar Bowl
St. James Missionary Society
Neaver
Grovery
B'way
teThure
Pritt
The
Taber's
M. Plendainske
Jacob Steinbach
Dudley
Empire Theatre
Monmouth
Chas
W. Ritter
Satre
Wood
Aswar
Mrs. Eberhardt
Weather Bureau Forecast
Long Branch Record
N. J
Bryant B. Newcomb
GRO. L. Crum
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Riverview Corneil, Jr O. U. A. My No
J. Shadee M. Taliman
Cor-Sec
Meyers
Emma Martin
St. Luke's Church
Dr. Dare
W. H. Martin
Deal Lake
Deal Golf Club
Bigemere Bridge
John Daly
J. M. Corties
Eatontown
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Charett
A. FY
Townley's Hall
Coleman
Try Taber's Dairy
First Baptist Church
T. Bh. Hughes
Bath Avenue
St. James Missinary Society
Deaver’s Grocery
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