Tentative 1914 City Budget Fixes at $228,064.20
Comptroller Frank Howland presents the 1914 tentative city budget totaling 228,054.20 with 176,000 to be raised on the city duplicate and 346,064.20 in estimated receipts including cash on hand. Beach and Park funding includes 4,000 for weekend concerts and 7,250 total Beach and Park items. Continuous details show receipts from franchise taxes licenses fines and other sources, with 1913 notes 98,000 and county dues 20,000 subtracted to reach the net disbursement plan of 45,274.81 on the Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank WL. Howland
Board OF Commissioners
County of Monmouth
Long Branch Musical Club poised for major concert turnout
The Long Branch Musical Club reported a successful final rehearsal with director Mr. Carre expressing high satisfaction and predicting a stronger performance than the first concert. The program features New York artists, a sacred cantata Victory Divine by Dr. Marks, and guest pianist Mrs. Gregory with strong chorus support. organizers appeal for public financial help to insure continuation next season and a full house at the large auditorium.
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Long Branch
Carre
New York
Dr. Marks
Gregory
Mian Injured by an Angry Horse
A driver for John Pearsall’s fruit business was kicked by a horse after efforts to feed it in a shed failed. He suffered a bruised leg and other injuries but was treated at home and then showed improvement. The wagon wheel was damaged in the incident near Oceanic.
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John Pearsall
Oceanic
Pearsall
Atlantic Avenue
Amerigo Vespucci Ball Parade Set For Tonight
The Amerigo Vespucci Society plans a parade before its 16th annual ball and reception at the Lyceum. The Newark band leads the procession forming on Willow Avenue and passes Prospect Street Morris Avenue Westwood Chelsea Avenue Di Vieion Street Huth Avenue Norwood Broadwa Benona Avenue Broadway Third Avenue before ending at the Lyceum.
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Amerigo Veapucci Society
Committee of Arrangements
Lyceum
Newark
Willow Avenue
Prospect Street
Morris Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
Chelsea
di- Vieion Street
Huth Avenue
Norwood
Broadwa
Benona Avenue
Broadway
Third Avenue
Ocean Grove Votes Against Borough Change
In Ocean Grove a spirited election defeated a move to borough government by 33 votes. Total 575 ballots cast with 271 for changing governance and 804 against. district tally shows 164–156 in the second district and 107–148 in the first. The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association will continue governing the resort.
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Ocean Grove
Sampmeetingites
Fror
Funeral for Albert Gaskill at Simpson Memorial Church
Albert II Gaskill son of Mr and Mrs George H Gaskill of Jane Street died young and his funeral was held at Simpson Memorial Church with pallbearers from Broadway Theatre. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery under John G Sexton. Mrs Frank L Howland sang a solo and Dr Reed spoke.
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Albert II. Gaskill
George H. Gaskil
Jane Street
Simpson’ Memorial M
William J. Feed
Albert
Broadway
Greenlawn Cemetery
John G Sexton
Alvert
Frank L. Howland
Dr. Reed
U S Artillery Men Hidden in Vera Cruz Trench
Photo shows U S artillery members in a trench near Vera Cruz outskirts. They guard against possible Maas reinforcements and have been picking off snipers. Image credited to American Press Ase elation.
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Uncle Sam
Vera Cruz
Maas
Baptists Plan State Wide Meet and Foreign Born Work
Men of the Monmouth Association will meet at Red Bank Baptist Church next Wednesday for a supper and 15 minute talks on Baptist work in New Jersey. Discussion will cover foreign-born populations, church contact with youth, and needs for greater offerings as immigrant numbers rise 60,000 per year. The New Jersey Baptist Convention spent about 10,800 on foreign work and 36,665 on native-born church support last year.
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Baptist Churches of the
Monmouth Association
Red Bank
New Jersey
United States
Arizona
Nevada
Alaska
New Jersey Baptist Convention
Licenses Held Up by Court Delay in Five Communities
Court foresees delays on 28 liquor license renewals with remonstrances delaying 9 licenses in Keyport and multiple Long Branch and Freehold establishments. Englishtown hotels remain closed pending hearings on remonstrances. several merchants faces license pauses through May 14 and May 21.
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John E. Foster
Englishtown
Craig C. Fleming
Mecunt
Samuel H. Mount
Conrad Opferman
Freehold
Howard Simonson
Monmouth House
Michael Welsh
Walcott House
John Burns
American Hotel
William B. Lockwood
Keyport
Poster
Niiter
Tiose
Matthew Briskie
Bayside
Mary V. Campbell
Railroad
William H. Hellies
Newark
John W. Keough
Joseph Maurer
Raritan
Bridgewater
Pleasure Day
Joseph Murphy
William Roach
William H. Hulitt
Tarry J. Brown
Wholesale
Highlands
Eugene Ff. Pannaci
Sea Bright
Avid B. Plummer
Essex
Sussex
Spring Lake
Keansburg
Second Waye
Athletic Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The Young Men's Physical Training and Athletic Club meeting postponed to Wednesday night next week at 11 o clock in the Intermedial Gymnasium. Last meeting of the season with Mr. Judd presiding. Plans for next year to be arranged. addresses by EB Slocum and Carl M Roumann. brief program and refreshments.
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Judd
Eb, R. Slocum
Board of Education
Carl M. Roumann
Newark
City to conduct May spring clean up campaign
Mayor Bryant B Newcomb announces a May 11 to May 16 clean up drive for the city. Residents are urged to clear rubbish trim shrubbery repair fences and allow curbside collection of refuse. Civic groups are asked to cooperate as health officials finalize plans.
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Bryant B. Newcomb
Board of City Commissioners
Mayor and Health Department
Health Department
Apaches Win Y M C A Contest Pennant Awarded
The Red Bank Y M C A youths wrap up a four team event with Apaches taking first place scoring 1712 points. Captain Robert Hitchings Jr led the team with 200 plus in athletics and 152 in gymnastics while classmates earned medals for perfect or near perfect attendance. Mihigans, Iroquois and Sioux followed with strong showings as prizes are distributed.
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Robert Hitchigs, Jr
Apaches
Young Hitchings
Robert Hitehings
Millard Tetley, Jr
William Coyne
Fred Wisher
Irving Finch
William Kennedy
Eugene Weasell
Robert Linton
Harry Hotell
Herbert Williams
Walter Coe
James Hitchings
Toy Frank
William Murdock
Lester Kennedy
Robert Hitchings
Haven Parkins
Burtono Doremus
Millard Tetley
Library Benefit Promises Delightful Evening at Hall
All arrangements are complete for a Thursday evening Library Hall benefit in aid of the Free Reading Room and Library. Members generously respond and many lovely gifts will be offered. Groups of four will play any game they choose followed by refreshments and dancing. Proceeds fund current library expenses and new books.
OCEMMPORT Police Suffer Second Robbery This Week
OCEMMPORT police report a second robbery in a week as a safe remains unrepaired after an explosion. Authorities say the last robbery was committed by professionals who were previously in prison and believed to be secure at the time.
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Ocemmport P.D
Amateurs Suspected in Oceanport Post Office Robberies
A string of post office safe break ins continues in Oceanport with repeat criminals blasting safes, stealing stamped envelopes and postal cards, a leather suitcase, and cash value, while a hidden river-soaked cache linked to a prior August raid is recovered. three suspects await trial in Trenton amid renewed fears of professional versus amateur involvement.
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Oceanport
Car Mo
Conraw
Thhem
Secret Service
Wardell
Myrtle Avenue
Trenton
Ceanport
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Department of Public Affairs
Monmouth Memorial Association
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Municipal Publcity
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Salebog
The
Daily Record
Long Branch Musical Club
Mian
Recorder's Court
Margaret Craig
Abraham Rosen
Recorder Arrowsmith's Court
Society For the Improvement of
St. Michael's Ald Society of
McGarvey
Qeoun Park
Rosen
Edwards
Amerigo Vespucci
Tal
Yankees
Florence Hotel
Belmont
Sykes
Irwin
Golden
Dibione
U. S
Royal Arcanum
Long Branch Council
Henry J. Bierman
Bierman
Charles F. MekKoy
First Baptist Church
America
Baptists
Hyer and Flock
Cola
Athletic Club
Rh. V. Dorbeck
Hollywood Garage
Brighton Avene
Cady
Newcomb
Y.M.C
Garded
Charles Rosencrans
Theodore Young, Jr
Thomas P. Fay
Joseph Moore
Elka
Garfield Avenue
Imperial Hotel
Mr Fay
Mr. Moore
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