Insurance wealth and local money flow in Long Branch
A Long Branch speaker criticizes the insurance industry as a drain on local wealth. He cites the big New York and New Jersey firms, notes substantial annual premiums and loans, and argues for local distribution and reform of insurance law. He warns that centralized home offices drain money from the city and urges examination by state and federal legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
New Jersey
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
New York City
Equitable
N. Y. Life
Mutual and
Metropolitan
Prudential
Mutual Benefit
Newark
N. J
Wall Street
United States
Tom
M. J. Leonard
P.S
Eatontown Duo Repeats At Red Bank YMCA Alleys
Eatontown bowlers George Dennis and Fred Morris defeated Elwood Tying and Robert Kennedy in straight games to win the Red Bank YMCA two man championship. Dennis and Morris have held the title for the last two years, continuing their dominance in the event.
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Dennis
Morris
Red Bank Y. M.C. A
George Dennis
Fred Morris
Eatontown
Elwood Tying
Robert Kennedy
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Denna
Kennedy
Tetog
A. Teh Ach
Much Work on Roads Here Planned
The Long Branch Sewer Company offered to complete Allings be twee Grand avenue and the trolley track at the same city price, accepted on Commissioner Arrowsmiths motion. The bell tower at Oliver Byron Engine Co is not built to spec. a fourteen foot base vs sixteen is noted. Arrowsmith said Hobrough may deduct if the board accepts. The city engineer to verify compliance before action. Morris avenue near finished. Joling Ave and Franklin Ave to be improved. Park Ave next. Woolley cites funding limits. more applications than funds. Fire boxes to be repainted with a white stripe. effort to mobilize for New Jersey Exempt Firemen’s Association event May 21. Elberon Hose wagon to be moved closer. Independent truck to Elberon. Blu e walk repairs and concrete walk aid planned at Independent Engine House on Third Ave. Laird Street and First Avenue improvements, plus South Seventh Avenue, go to first readings. De Wh RR Clark seeks reimbursement for shoe and tube after Broadway and Martin Street accident. referred to Standard Brick Lithic Company. Clark cites bad streets and a failed spring, seeking compensation.
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Longranch Sewer Company
Gh Ite
Grand Avenue
Standard Biulithic Company
Arrowsmith
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Charles Hobrough
Arrowsmith Said That Mr. Hobrough
Woolley
Morris Avenue
Joling Avenue
Sixth
Rockwell
Franklin Avenue
Park Avenue
Elberon
Elberon House
Fleck
Third Avenue
Laird Street
First Avenue
South Seventh Avenue
de Wh RR
Clark
Broadway
Martin Street
Standard Biulithic
Actors Colony Notes Highlight New York Operation And Summer Plans
Annie Rich Morrissey of Morrissey & Rich had a tear duct operation in New York and recuperates at Fair Haven. Col ony residents capta in Nelson Ten Broeck Hunting Quigley and Herbert take summer homes in Fair Haven. Otto Brothers plan London engagement. Players Boat Club in Red Bank overhauled and moves to Fair Haven for the season. house decorated with actor photos and opens June 6. Frank W. Martineau returns home to Red Bank for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrissey
Annie Rich
Morrissey & Rich
New York
Fair Haven
Rich
Actors’ Colony
Nelson
James Ten- Broeck
Tony Hunting
George Quigley
Frank Herbert
Otto Brothers
Comledians
London
Players’ Boat Club
Red Bank
Allie Haviland
Falr Haven
Frank W. Martineau
Chattle Chips and Local Sports Notes Highlight Town News
Eddie Jones, a 1912 graduate and East Jersey standout, visited Chattle, boasting top scores in past meets and aiming to help in the East Jersey event. George Johnston and Victor LeValley of 1912 Brown University circle are in town. Johnston shone in the Princeton game as Brown prepares for Manhattan College. News covers a six round bout on Chattle grounds, Glee Club tickets, a Village Blacksmith cantata, suffragette parade prep, and Richard Bower’s resignation as slip gatherer.
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Eddie Jones
Chattle
Eddie Ia
Clgs
A. G
Long Branch Daily Record
Jones
East Jersey
George Johnston
Victor LeValley
Brown University
Johnston
Princeton
Brown
Manhattan College
New York
George John [Ston
Intermedia
Linen Shower for Miss Mabel Ball at First Baptist
Members of the Philathea Class at First Baptist Church hosted a linen shower for Miss Mabel Ball at her Norwood avenue home. After business, guests surprised Ball with linen gifts as she presided over a piano sing along. Ball, soon moving to Asbury Park, thanked friends and hinted at more showers to come.
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Lora Springteen
First Baptist Church
Lora Springsteen
Norwood Avenue
Mabel, Ball
Miss Ball
Asbury Park
Young mother dies after carbolic acid attempt at home
Mrs. Charles Polhemus aged twenty two died at Point Pleasant from carbolic acid swallowed Monday at her mother in law's Fleming road home. She stayed conscious most of the time begging doctors and relatives to save her life and her husband and baby were by her side. The report notes paint stain removal tips included alongside the obituary.
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Charles Polhemus
Point Pleasant
Emily Polhemus
Fleming Road
Woman's Prerogative in Quip About Wives
A witty exchange has Mr Meekton recalling his wife once expressing an intention to love, honor and obey. The remark frames a light hearted view of marital roles and changing minds in domestic life.
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Mr. Meekton
Boston Bigamist Preys on New Loves with Cemetery Graves
A Boston man known as a bigamist used a chilling routine to win new partners. He would take a new sweetheart to a cemetery, show her the grave of his first wife, and propose marriage, a pattern that earned him notoriety and cautious acceptance.
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Boston
Reverend Arthur Sherman Returns to Baltimore After China Mission
After weeks at his birth home and a seaside stay, Rev. Arthur Mason Sherman returns to Baltimore with Mrs. Sherman and two children. He plans to come back in July as his China mission health improves. In Long Branch he met sister Mrs. H. Woolley of Detroit and recalled his 12 years in China during which he faced the Boxer uprising while never wavering in his gospel calling. He credits grit for restoring health and looks forward to preaching again.
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Arthur Mason Sherman
Baltimore
Sherman
China
Arthur
Long Branch
H. Woolley
Detroit
Ey. Sherman
Princeton
America
Henry P. Moller
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Clarkson F. Lane
Brooklyn
Moller
R.H. Macy & Co
Isador Straus
Macy
Straus
Mr. Mollet
Grammar Honor Roll and April Banner Class Winners
The article lists April banner classes with top attendance and no tardies: 8B Miss Jackson 97.67, 7A Miss Cassidy 93, 6A Miss Baxter 98.2, 15A Miss Myers a. It notes entertainment by Miss Marion Wilson with receipts 129.00, expenses 87.85, net 41.15. Top ticket sellers were Schramp’s room 6A 24.00, Cassidy’s 7A 16.75, Britton’s 8A 10.25, followed by an honor roll listing for 8A 8B students and others.
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Miss Jackson
Miss Cassidy
Baxter
Miss Myers
Marion Wilson
Miss Schramp
Miss Britton
Dora Goldberg
Florence Leonard
Dorothy Westervelt
Harry Layton
Howard Tilton
Miss Pearce
Rebecca Cohen
Marjorie Hennessey
Stella Plager
Sa—Miss Conkling
Fanny Schneider
Grace Day
Alwilda Edwards
Miss Vautier
Olive Jackson
Henrietta Schenker
Morris Applegate
George Fisher
Elmer Weber
Minnie Slocum
Miss Weymouth and others listed in class rosters
A list of names by grade and class officer assignments shows numerous Miss and Mr entries including Weymouth Haegle berg Friedman Lively Sack Wardell Gillett Blum Yeiser Huberman and many others across 5A 5A 6A 6B and 7A 7B with multiple surnames and given names. The fragment reads like a school roll or yearbook section detailing student groupings and supervisors.
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Miss Weymouth
Janet Haegleberg
Bertha Friedman
Alice Lively
Harry Sack
Frederick Wardell
Miss Gillett
Rose Blum
Adabelle Yeiser
Frances Huberman
Miss Roberts
Katherine Conlrow
Ethel van Sickle
Miss MacDuff
Bessie Schwartz
Samuel Rothstein
Helen Lloyd
Jessie Gettleson
Mary Ravielle
Miss Schramp
Elsie Folkes
Clara Baum
Adna Dangler
Ella Dangler
Highland Stars trounce Rumson Feld Club 16 to 3
The Highland Stars of Ihlands defeated the Rumson Feld Club 16 to 3 at Rumson Sunday afternoon. Ingel pitched and Foster caught for the Stars while Howland and Van Brunt handled the Field Club battery. A crowd near three hundred watched. Rumson hosts Port Monmouth next Sunday. Hotel Monmouth on Ridge Road anticipates a busy week ahead.
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Highland Stars
Ihlands
Rumson Feld Club
Rumson
Ingel
Foster
Stars
Field Club
Howland
van Brunt
Rumson Field Club
Port Monmouth
Hotel Monmouth
Ridge Road
Fairy Palaces of Thought by Ruskin
A reflection on building inner sanctums of beauty and virtue. The author urges joyful, noble memories and faithful sayings as mental treasures that endure adversity and pain, forming restful, handless houses for the soul to inhabit.
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John Ruskin
Onrement Acquisition Seen Similar To Grasping Sunbeams
The remark compares buying re Onrement to catching a sunbeam, implying both are elusive or nearly impossible to grasp. It conveys a sense of futility or difficulty in securing the item or concept discussed.
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Moitor Long Branch
Money Trust
Eatontowners
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Daily Record
Actors
Richard Bower
Strinhard
Macy Firm
State Pardon Board
Rosenberg
Rumson News
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