Red Bank Adopts New Election Districts and Paving Talks
Red Bank Mayor and Council met at Borough Hall with full attendance. The front street paving assessment was confirmed as is for Pearl and West streets owned by Mrs. John S. Applegate Sr. A sewer extension on Hudson avenue was petitioned and will proceed. A bridge avenue funding discussion was tabled to May 15. The Jersey Central Traction Co. offered to help with paving costs. East Front street sewer ordinance continued. A redistricting ordinance to seven districts passed first reading, replacing three. A $47.44 fines collection was reported. Licenses ordinance actions delayed two weeks. The Land and Loan Co. filed deeds dedicating Buena place and Vista place in East Side Park tract. Sewer pipes on Land and Loan property postponed two weeks. Bills totaling $3300 approved. An adjourned budget meeting set for next Monday.
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Red Bank
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Front Street
Pearl
West Streets
John S. Applegate
Hudson Avenue
Bridge Avenue
West Front Street
Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Keyport
J. c. T. Company
East Front Street
Frank Pittenger
Geran
J. H. Sickles
Land and Loan Company
East Side Park
Nathan P. Cook
Buena Place
Vista Place
Deadly evidence against wife slayer unfolds at City Hall
A crowded Recorder's court heard Henry Pulley charged with brutal assault in a case linked to his wife’s critical injuries from a gunshot. Assistant Prosecutor Vredenburgh led the State's case while Recorder Arrowsmith presided. Pulley had no counsel and did not speak. Patrolman Vetter testified, recounting Pulley's arrest and the transport of the wounded woman to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Henry Pulley
City Hall
Recorder's Court Room
Vredenburgh
Recorder Arrowsmith
Pulley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Vetter
Mary Matthews
Matthews
Patterson purchases three Maxwell cars for family use
Charles M. Patterson of Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury has bought three Maxwell automobiles for his family. A barn behind his property is being converted into a garage. Moneyback lawn mower priced at $2.95 sold by Chester M. Truax at 223 Broadway.
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Charles M. Patterson
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Maxwell
Mr. Patterson
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
New Jersey law could move county seats to coast region
A new law, signed by the governor, authorizes moving county courthouse sites and related buildings. It may revive Monmouth agitation to relocate the county seat to coastal towns, with Red Bank Long Branch and Asbury Park as contenders. A county petition could trigger a special election to decide location.
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Red Bank
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Trenton
N. J
Senate
Fielder
Hudson
Warren County
Monmouth
Freehold
Circuit Court
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Quarter Sessions
Orphans’ Court
Senate and
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Board of Chosen Freeholders
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co Expands Broadway Office
The Broadway office of the New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company is being enlarged to include the former Dudley stationer space. Mr Dundley has set up temporary HQ in the Good Building. Upon completion the bank will nearly double its banking house size, with R. H. Hughes as constructor and Leon Cubberley as architect.
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Broadway
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company
Dudley
Dundley
R. H. Hughes
Leon Cubberley
McDonald Horse Market to auction Iowa horses May 10
The McDonald Horse Market at Ea tontown will dispose of fine Iowa horses on May 10. Jacob Shutts of Red Bank serves as auctioneer for the sale.
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Iowa
McDonald Horse Market
Eatontown
Jacob Shutts
Red Bank
Eatontown Movings and New York Work Starts
Frank B. Woods who lived in Henry Wolcott's Broad street Eatontown house moved Monday Eseck Wolcott who had been living with his son moved into the vacated Wolcott house Clinton Wilber son of E H Wilber of Fair Haven a Fair Haven public school graduate started work Monday for a New York Fire Insurance firm in their home office Bean poles bean poles bean poles Davis Smith Lumber and Coal Co woito 10g
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Eatontown
Frank B. Woods
Henry Wolcott
Broadstreet
Eseck Wolcott
Mr. Woods
New York
Clinton Wilber
E. H. Wilber
Fair Haven
Davis-Smith Lumber & Coal Co
City Hall crowd attends council meeting and city work
A packed City Hall last night saw the mayor and council rooms in use with the Recorder's court crowd watching the would be murderer Henry Pulley. Appointments included Fred Durham as fire marshal and James Ennis Sr as assistant fire marshal for one year. Summer policemen were named by Mayor Packer and approved. Streets plans included graveling Trouts Avenue and Jeffrey Street petitioners. Board of Health requested annual funding with $500 paid.
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City Hall
Recorder’s Court
Henry Pulley
Firemen’s Relief Association
Joline
Council
Fred Durham
James Ennis, Sr
Alexander Swanson
Frank Meade
Gregory Fox
Frank J. McCarthy
Walter Hennessey
Walter Cubberley
Packer
Chris Brehm
New Ocean Avenue
Washington Lewis
Lewis
Jeffrey Street
Board of Health
Auto Broker Injured In City Street Collision
Arthur L. Hobson real estate broker driving a Maxwell runabout on South Broadway Saturday afternoon collided with a horse and stage owned by Jacob Spivack of the Broadway syndicate near the Central Railroad crossing. The stage pulled out to turn and struck the auto, damaging the radiator and mud guards. Spivack agreed to pay all damages after the accident was discussed at City Hall.
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Arthur L. Hobson
Maxwell
South Broadway
Jacob Spivack
Broadway
Quiet Sea Bright Wedding Sees Mia Delaney Wed
Mary Delaney of Sea Bright and William Douglass were married Thursday at 4 pm in Holy Cross Church by Rev B J Egan. The ceremony was quiet with only relatives and a few friends present. The couple plans to reside in Sea Bright after returning from their honeymoon.
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Mias
Mary Delaney
Séa Bright
William Douglass
Holy Cross Church
B.J. Egan
Douglass
Middletown farmer Hendrickson’s horse theft shocks Vigilance Committee
James C. Hendrickson, Middletown township farmer and Vigilance Committee vice president, reported his 700 dollar team stolen after a late Board of Education meeting. The chase followed clues to Middletown village with no arrests yet, as 738 horses have been stolen in the past year with no recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hendrickson
Middletown Township
Hendrickson
Board of Education
Middletown
Fred Tenterndan
John Got
Holmdel
Spafford Walling
Matawan
Trio of Autoists Had a Close Call in Ocean Park
Charles Rosencrans Morris Judas and William Burns escaped serious injury when Rosencrans Oakland runabout veered onto the West property on Atlantic avenue in Long Branch. The car struck a tree and fence, sending Burns and Judas over the fence. all escaped with scratches and bruises as the engine suffered a broken front axle and damaged windshield. The cause was traced to a detached tire rim.
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Charles ‘Rosencrans
Morris Judas
William Burns
Mr. Rosecrans
Burts
Judas
Mr. Judas
Burns
Messrs
Rosencrans
Bert
Long Branch
Rosencr
May Grand Jury Sees Mild Charge For County Firms
Tax Commissioner Richard W. Herbert of Marlboro named foreman of Monmouth county May grand jury by Justice W. L. Voorhees. The charge urged careful probes into liquor law infractions and a thorough look at the assault on Rebekah Pulley. Jurors from Freehold to Matawan listed. remarks on Judge Hoffman and the Heidemann trial noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Herbert
Marlboro
Monmouth County
Supreme Court
Grand’ Jury
Freehold
Leonard J. Arrowsmith
D. D. Denise
Manalapan
Asher A. Applegate
Dean
George L. Crum
J. T. Ich
Henry W. Burke
Eatontown
R. Stevens
Atlantic
Edward Taylor
Matawan
Orville ‘S
van Wickle
A. EB. Johnston
William T. Hoffman
John 8. Applegate, Sr
Voorhees
Hoffman
Heidemann
Dungan
Boroughs May Tax For Self Advertising
Trenton May 2 Governor Wilson signed fifty four of fifty nine bills awaiting action and aims to finish most before a Westward trip. Local measures include a $1000 river survey and inlet plan, a 2 mill advertising tax for sick boroughs, home trial for cruelty cases, broker commissions only with written owner consent, a Fish and Game building fund up to 40000, and a tightened game law banning dogs running at large except Oct 1 to Feb 1.
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Trenton
Wilson
State House
Assembly
Taylor
Shark River
Geran
Atlantic
Fish and Game Commission
Ordinance Deferred on Atlantic Fire Engine Company
Local volunteers pressed council to defer final passage of a fire department ordinance. The measure would reorganize the Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company into the city force, allocating one hundred members to the engine and forty to the truck.
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Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Co
Atlantic Fire Enginees Truck Company
Long Branch
Long B
Atlantic ‘Fire
Long Branch Fire Department
Atlantic Fire Engine and” Ok Company
Tment
Marriage Announcement for Marion A Minto and Conover Jr
Announcement reports the marriage of Marion A Minto daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood Minto of Tower Hill Avenue Chinconeye and Conover Jr son of Mrs Chinconeye Conover of Broad Street Red Bank. The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon. Both are well known in Red Bank with the bride a Red Bank High School eleventh grade student.
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey near frost and chill
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey with colder temperatures tonight bringing frost. Brisk westerly winds ease by Wednesday as observations show a station in Long Branch reporting a 38 degree? barometer 29.71 and a 32 mile per hour west wind.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Temure
Byron vetoed second time on Long Branch fire engine
Mayor Packer vetoes the April 17 1911 council resolution to buy a La France fire engine for 4900 dollars. The plan proposed four thousand from the budget, two hundred from the old engine allowance, seven hundred from the contingent fund, and the vetoed allocation was set aside. No further action was taken after the veto was read May 1 1911.
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Unie
Packer Ae
Byron Baisiae
Long Branch
Frito
Edwin’ W
B. Kewson
Long Branc
la France
Oliver “bin
Bryant B. Newcomb
Berk
City Council expands ward boundaries label and election districts
The City Council approved boundary lines for Sixth Wards and contained election districts under the new election act. Officials noted ongoing labor considerations and reported preparations. A special meeting of Rebekah Lodge No 464 is scheduled for Wednesday to set rites for Brother Marcus.
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Rebekah Lodge
Marcus
Order of the Noble Grand
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Enlarging Trust Co. Bank
Sea Bright
New
Acker, Merrill & Condit Company
Edward Banks
Abraham Bennett
J. H. Bennett
Belmar
Charles H. Brown
Norwood Avenue
John Colyard
Brighton Avenue
James Carroll
Bayside
George Buhler
Grand Central
M. C
Dunn
Fern’s
Como Hotel
David Elting
Rothenberg Cafe
Bertha
Engelfried
I. Enoch
J. M. Enright, Jr
Oceanic
John Farrell
Rumson
French & Co
Red
Bank
E. Fribourg
West End
J. Haywood
Dobbins
Intimate Avenue
Hants City
Frishmuth Cottage
Franklin Avenus
Palmets
Weather Bureau Forecast
Byrons
Oro
Albert Bes
City
Bas
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