State probes Civil Service in New Jersey
The State Civil Service Commission will be reviewed by the State Economy and Efficiency Commission at its June 3 meeting. The panel will also examine the State Water Supply Commission and questions why the 1912 Civil Service Investigation did not finish or report. Former officials and current appointees figure in the proceedings, including ex-Senator Frelinghuysen and Tuberculosis Commission matters under debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Civil Service Commission
Economy & Efficiency
State Water Supply Commission
Economy & Efficiency Commission
Civil Service Investigating Commission
Special Civil Service Investigating Commission
Leonard Pikasr
Passaic
Emerson L. Richards
Atlantic
William M. Beard
Essex
Joseph G. Willis
Morris
Thomas F. Martin
Hudson
Harry Salter
William I. Lewis
Paterson
Vivian M. Lewis
State Board of Health
John P. Murrey
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Somerset
State Board of Agriculture
Murray
Frelinghuysen
Tuberculosis Commission
Changes of Curate at St James Red Bank
Rev Edward Kennedy leaves St James Church Red Bank to become assistant to Mongr J F Brady in South Amboy. He arrived January last year. Rev Joseph T Casey ordained last Saturday and will become assistant to Rev James A Reynolds. Casey is from Trenton and once reported for the Trenton Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reynolds
St. James R. C
Red Bank
Edward P. Kennedy
Father Kennedy
James A. McFaul
Trenton
J. F. Brady
South Amboy
Joseph T. Casey
Father Reynolds
Trenton Times
M. J. Casey
Local Men Join Red Bank Moose Lodge
Five new Loyal Order of Moose members were elected at the Red Bank lodge session. Benjamin Sprague Kerry Blodgett and Thomas Smith new American Hotel Red Bank proprietor John Stapleton and Walter Shinn of Red Bank joined. The lodge now has 302 members and an informal banquet followed the meeting with George P. Gamble presiding and speeches by Sprague and Blodgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Benjamin Sprague
Kerry Blodgett
Thomas Smith
American Hotel
Red Bank
John Stapleton
Walter Shinn
George P. Gamble
Messrs. Sprague and
Blodgett
Long Branch cheers for Inspector Taber and town uplift
In Long Branch the newly elected health commissioner J A Stratton praises Inspector Taber as the best he has seen, crediting women’s societies and local groups for backing his work. Dr Paul Kahn vows to promote the town as a health resort while streets improve. Summer rentals rise and civic projects aim to curb Sabbath-breaking and boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
J. A. Stratton
Inspector Taber
Mr. Taber
Paul Kahn
Women's Societies
Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch Merchants’ Association 1
Pat
Iynece
Umbrellas Cause Glasses to Break on Crowded Street
Myeglass wearers report frequent umbrella mishaps as pedestrians refuse to move them. Spinning umbrellas in crowds threaten passing walkers and ages, with several glasses knocked off.
Ivy Poisoning Treatment Warns Against Scratching
A physician in Williamstown Massachusetts 1911 shares a permanganate of potash based treatment for ivy poisoning. Avoid scratching and ointments in the acute stage, use moist dressings and frequent washing, then apply 2 percent permanganate solution to neutralize poison. Cautions include glove use for helpers and careful oxalic acid application for discoloration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Medicus
Lecture on mechanics at Grace Church by Rev. Overhiser
Rev. F W Overhiser of South River Baptist Church lectured on mechanics at Grace Methodist Church Red Bank Thursday night under the Men's Club auspices. The illustrated talk featured a miniature steam engine consisting of three hundred seventy five parts built by Mr Overhiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Overhiser
South River Baptist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Red Bank
William 8. Child
Overhiser
Old Law Book 100 Year Old Ownership in Red Bank
Justice Sniffen of Red Bank owns a 1813 NJ law treatise by William Griffith kept since 1870 within family lineage. The 551 page volume, titled A Treatise of the Jurisdiction and Proceedings of Justices of the Peace in Civil Suits in New Jersey, shows laws similar to present times and once belonged to Ezra Osborn.
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Red Bank
New Jersey
William Griffith
Burlington
N. J
Ezra Osborn
Osborn
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Donlin
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Diamond
2Nd Ave
West End
Efficiency Commission
Tuberculosis Cominonlan
A. Clark Hunt
Matuchen
Red Bank Moose
The
Daily Record
Long
Atlantic Auto Repair Company
R. Lazan & F. Sinsinger
Jersey
Packard Car
First Avenues
Atlantic Hotel
Norwood Avenue
Morriset Avenue
Norwood
Liberty Street
Second Avenue
LYRIC
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar
Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace and Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory St. Asbury Park
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
Regal Shoe Store
Broad Street
the Fashion Shop
Cookman Ave. Park
Monmouth County
Berger's
Stricklin
Joseph Salz
PINES
Bing
Hotel China
A. A. Badger
Grammar School
New York Times
Grace Church
OLD Law Book
Justice Sniffen
First Methodist Church
Red Men's Hall
Oceanic
Goodwill Methodist Church
Harry F. Malchow Purches Austin
William A. Hopping
Harn F. Malchow
Rudolph Malchow
Irving Place
Reds Bank
Fred Austin
Bergen Place
Mr. Malchow
Storck
the Grand Theatre
C. and
G. Kelley
Henley
Gladstone and
Talmage
Clara & Metcalf
Metropolitan Opera Co
Keith
Y-G Ranch
Onnaron
Olas
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