Decisive Moments of the Civil War lecture Red Bank
Rev W E Compton son of a Civil War veteran will lecture at Red Bank High School on Decisive Moments of the Civil War. The talk uses an antereopticon with battle pictures maps and war hero portraits to explain key events. Proceeds aid Memorial Day work and are organized by Samuel T Sleeper Camp 8 S of V with Red Bank Girls Quartet providing songs.
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Red Bank
W. E. Compton
Mr Compton
Army of the North
Compton
Board of Education
New York City
Keyport
Reform Church
Song of Veterans
New Jersey
Samuel T. Sleeper
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
This City
Lev
Asbury Wins Checker Match At YMCA In Park
Asbury Park checkers defeat Long Branch 12 to 7 in a YMCA match. Dudley Waite McLain and Sutton fought evenly against Asbury Park experts. A return match will be arranged soon.
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Long Branch
Asbury Park Checker
Asbury Park
Dudley
Mrr
Waite
McLain
Sutton
Pudley
Titnox
Pon Gee Eae Deous
Megill
Hupdyke
TUG of Cercenteterans
Discovery of Vertebral Caties by Dr. Pott in London
In the eighteenth century physician Dr. Percival Pott described a spine disease he called vertebral caites or decay of the backbone. He prescribed treatment including pure food, sunlight, fresh air and sleeping outdoors at all times.
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Percival Pott
London
Proposals for Long Branch Improvement Bonds
Sealed bids invited by City Comptroller Long Branch New Jersey for 3000 bonds of the city. Bonds dated June 1 1913 bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Payment in gold coin at City Treasurer office. Minimum bid security ten percent via certified bank or trust company check. Bid by Frank L Howland City Comptroller due May 26 at 2 PM.
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Long Branch
Long
United States of America
Cow Braet
New Jersey
Nowtoly
Wits
Sali Abas
Trust Yuany
Frank
Howland
Lang Branch
New Jer S
Lang Brave Beach
Freeholders Hear Road Discussions In Monmouth County
Long Branch and Asbury Park dominated the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders monthly session with requests to take over Bath Atlantic and Cedar avenues as county roads. The board planned site visits to view Bay Avenue in Highlands and Englishtown-Gordon's Corner road, and considered bridging Deal Lake as part of an ocean boulevard project. The meeting also covered water supply lines, lighting repairs, dam and bridge concerns, and a $6,000 armory site purchase for the Second Troop of Cavalry at Red Bank.
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Long Branch
Asbury Park
Monmouth County
Freeholders
Court House
Freehold
Bryant B. Newcomb
Frank L. Howland
John W .Plock
Marshall Woolley
Thomas v. Arrowsmith
Bath
Atlantic
Cedar Avenue
John Daly
Highlands
Bay Avenue
RS. Bennett
Deal Lake
Tintern Manor Water Co
Loch Arbour
Daly and Thompson
Kinmonth
Asbury Avenue
Howard Hulick
Lne
Ocean Boulevard
Hulick
Thompson
State Highway Commission
Wall
Howell
White
Wall Township
Robert C. Thompson
Englishtown
Gordon's Corner
Manalapan
Monmouth Lighting Co
Peter Vredenburgh
Lighting Company
Vredenburgh
W. P. Franklin
Atlantic Highlands
Water Witch
D Cooper
Richard Hughes
KO V. Lawrence
Aso
National Surety Company
Fords Mills
Allentown
Garrett
Conover
John M. Lalita
Tennent
Freeholder
Jeffries
R. 8. Bennett
L. 8. Thompson
Brookdale Farm
Lincroft
Lake Como
Daly
City of
Second District Court
Red Bank
Eatontown protest against hotel purchase for tuberculosis sanatorium
The Eaton town Township Committee urges the County Commissioners to allow citizens to be heard before any action on buying the Monmouth Park Hotel for a tuberculosis sanatorium. A county meeting is planned at Dr R S Bennett’s office in Asbury Park on Friday May 23 to view proposed hospital sites. The price under consideration is 30000 dollars, though the owner valued it higher and assessors lowered it to 27000 dollars.
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Eatontown
Eatontown Township
Board of Commissioners
R.S. Bennett
Asbury Park
Lewis S. Thompson
Brookdale Farm
Lincroft
Monmouth Park
Baby Esposito Buried In Willow Avenue Home
Little Mary Esposito aged two died at her parents home on Willow avenue yesterday afternoon. She was buried this morning after services at Holy Trinity Church. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock were in charge.
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F. P. Sweezey
Ceme Ery
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Mary Esposito
Willow Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Hyer & Flock
Ocean Park Lease Proposal In Long Branch
Long Branch officials advertise an ordinance to hire lease and farm let Ocean Park and appurtenant grounds for five years with a five year renewal option. The agreement covers Lot 19, Block 4, Section 1, bounded by South Broadway Ocean Avenue Laird Street and Abbottsford Avenue, excluding Garfield monument plot, with Garfield monument plot retained for public use. The B S Company is named as lessee and option notice must be given months before expiration.
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Ocean Park
Long Branch
Board of
Board of Commissioners
City of Long Branch
B. S. Company
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
Ocean Avenue
Laird Street
Abbottaford Avenue
J. W. Seanton
Garfield
Jemaig
Lease of Ocean Park lands to Long Branch party
The city of Long Branch leases Ocean Park lands to a private party for a term ending Labor Day with rent schedules, building and park improvements, maintenance obligations, and extensive covenants. The agreement covers payments of percentages of gross receipts, staged annual sums, bond requirements, renewal options, insurance, and nontransferability, with city inspection rights and penalties for breach.
Jury reform debate splits New Jersey leaders
In Trenton many politicians view the surrender of anti referendum forces as a strategic compromise for jury reform. The Wilson camp faces rival views on whether yielding strengthens or weakens their gubernatorial bid as Mayor Wittpenn presses for a referendum stance and party dominance in New Jersey.
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Trenton
State House
Welson
Egan
Capitol
Wittpenn
Jersey City
Leesa
Wilson
James Smith, Jr
Juel
New Jersey
Safety In Friendship As Social Force In Life
An intimate friendship serves as a safeguard in recreation and social enjoyment, prompting a man to think twice before entering surroundings his best friend would condemn. It acts as a stimulus in work, business, or play, spurring self restraint to keep pace with a advancing friend and fueling collective effort for good causes.
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Dallas
Long Pranet
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Jessee
Dean Park
City of Lowe
City of Land Branch
Bryant BL Newcomb
Vrank L. Howland
Seen Baal
Winfield
Warwick
Ee Eae
Jacob Steinbach
BeoAp
Women's Suit Department
Grand Theatre
Robbins the Jugler
Clark and
Lewis
the Salesman
Leslies
Land of
Marion Leonard
Frriday
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