Died at State Prison in Trenton
William Jones a colored man from Eatontown died Sunday at the State prison in Trenton aged 21. He was the son of Mrs. Charles Vincent. Three years earlier he faced an arson charge for burning Miss Amanda White’s barn in Little Silver. Earlier illness worsened while confined, prompting his mother to circulate a release petition. Jones previously worked for Henry Corfies of Eatontown and had a rising reputation before falling in with bad company. Advertise in the patly Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Greene
Ocean Township
Samuel D. Wiseman
Mr. Wiseman
Bay
William Jones
Eatontown
Trenton
Charles Vincent
Amanda White
Little Silver
Jones
Henry Corfies
Oceanport Parsonage Porch Added by Local Builder
The Oceanport Methodist parsonage received a new south and west porch. George W. Cobb of Long ranch completed the work, costing $205 including paint. Funds came from fairs and festivals organized by the ladies' aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport Parsonage
Oceanport Methodist Parsonage
George W. Cobb
Long Ranch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Tax Exemption Notice
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey announces that these securities are tax exempt in New Jersey. The filing confirms exemption status and outlines the regulatory context governing tax advantages for local investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Monument to Pilgrims at Provincetown Near Completion
National government supervised the Provincetown memorial with a 250 foot shaft, interior stones recalling pilgrim history, and a grand dedication likely in early August with Harvard President Emeritus Eliot delivering the historical address. Funds total around $100,000 with Massachusetts contributing $25,000 and private subscriptions filling the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Government
Pilgrim Memorial
Provincetown
Mas
Catt
Emeritus Eliot
Harvard
Moosevelt
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Cape
Plymouth
New England
Edward Everett Hale
Abraham Lincoln
King John
Runnymede
Provincetown Town Hall
Palazzo Della Republica
Siena
Italy
Maine
Army Engineer Corps
Church of the Pilgrims
Delfthaven
Holland
Woman Suffrage Association
Taking Boarders Turns From Phrase To Business Venture
A columnist notes that taking boarders, once a figure of speech, becomes a concrete business matter once one begins advertising. The piece explores the shift from verbal expression to practical enterprise and its implications for households venturing into lodging.
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PABST
Milwaukee
Long Branch
Jacob Gassman & Son
Liberty St
N. J
Imperial Hotel
Pleasure Bay
Coulter House
West End
Howard White
Edwards Ave
D. Lerner
Broadway
H. G. Fellows
WEISS
Temple OF
RED Bank
Koops & Abels’ Cash Tea
Malto
David Lerner
Want
Bame
Oonr
Lita
State Prison
Patly Record
Provincetown Harbor
Navy
Edward Winslow
William Bradford
John Carver
Miles Standish
John Alden
George
George V
Great Britain
Edward
Newmarket
Sandringham
C. G. van NC
Cookman Ave
R. Asbury Park
6Th Avenue
Markes
5Th Avenue
Cass
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