Supreme Court to Review Borough Tax on Drawn Vehicles
The Borough of Deal fined W. & W. Laundry owner J A King $50 for drawing laundry vehicles without a license. Edwards, representing the W. & W. Laundry, challenged Recorder Hogencamp ruling with about fifteen exemptions, and obtained a writ of certiorari claiming Recorder prejudice.
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Deal
Ew Jersey Supreme Court
Supreme Court
W. & W. Laundry
Edwards Avenue
J. A. King
W. & W. Laudry
William Hogencamp
William J. Edwards
Edwards
Collision on Broadway Between Wagons Near Livery and Biscuit Co
A livery wagon of Harry Layton and a National Biscuit delivery wagon collided on Broadway in front of Cashland’s millinery store. Both horses and the Biscuit team stood at the curb. the Biscuit wagon struck Layton’s, breaking a wheel. The Biscuit driver remained and offered to make proper restitution.
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Harry Layton
Consolidated Gas Company
National Biscuit
Broadway
Cashland
Livery Horse and
Biscuit Company
Layton
Red Bank Council Forms Property Purchase Plan and Paving Bids
At a council meeting eight paving bids for Bridge avenue were presented with certified checks. Residents oppose paving due to cost. A resolution authorized purchasing 50 feet on Monmouth street from Ella L. Chappell for 9000 with rear alley access and directed clerk to draw a warrant.
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Red Bank
Bridge Avenue
Brent
Oakland
Monmouth Street
Borough of
Wile L. Chappell
Said
Ella L. Chappell
Denator Wheaton Praises Fielder for Governor Candidacy
North Wildwood New Jersey Sept 3 1 One of the most compelling forces moving New Jersey to believe Acting Governor Fielder is best qualified to lead for three years is the glowing tributes from lawmakers who know him well Senator Wheaton Cape May county endorses Fielder noting his leadership qualities honesty open mind and calm demeanor He portrays Fielder as a man who learns progresses and remains moderate while ready to fight for what he believes is right Prasie highlights his lack of hatred and his practical approach to politics.
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North Wildwood
N. J
New Jersey
Fielder
Wheaton
Cape May County
Ragmiocrat
M Ray Piper Rites And Death Notice
The remains of M. Ray Piper were shipped from the city to Philadelphia en route to Saltsburg for burial after services at his Garfield avenue home and in Saltsburg. Long Branch Lodge members attended the service and escorted the casket to the Central depot. Pallbearers from Moose and other groups participated in the final rites. Also noted is the arrest of John Van Pelt on seduction charges with $500 bond set for appearance before Judge Schoenlein.
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M. Ray Piper
Philadelphia
Saltsburg
Penn
Piper
Garfield Avenue
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M. E. Church
Long Branch Lodge
L. O. O. Moose
Red Men’s Hall
Central Depot
Red Men's Hall
Charles H. Greene, Jr
George Melrose
The
Moose
Walter Woolley
Job Kirk
National Social Club
George Handschuch
Independent Fire Co
Ore Livingston
Broad
Dodge
Giri
John van Pelt
van Winckle
Grace Hennessey
van Pelt
Schoenlein
William H. Morris, Jr
Governor Melcher Delivers Nominating Remarks at Oceanic Meeting
At Red Men’s Hall in Oceanic Governor James I. Melcher received a warm welcome as Democrats held a Citizens meeting to nominate local and state candidates. Mayor Corlies, Assessor Ligier, and Collector Batkaloo were unanimously renominated, with council seats to be filled by Dalton Parmly and George Churchill amid retirements of Halsey and Crawford.
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James I. Melcher
Oceanic
Citizens
Red Men’s Hall
David 8. Crater
Wilbert A. Estand County
Plerk Charles ‘McDonald
Daniel Naughton
James Egle
Jon
D. i W. Murphy
John M. Corlies
Corlies
Frank Longstreet
Tunis
Barbaloo
W. A. Ligier
Charles D. Halsey
Harden L. Crawford
Dalton Parmly
George Churchill
Halsey
Crawford
Mr. Parmly
Churchill
Rumson
New Iron Fence Rising at Elkwood Park
The old high board fence at Elkwood Park is being replaced by seven foot iron along Myrtle avenue from Oceanport road to the crossroads. On the Oceanport avenue side the Lew lisokm property will feature wire fencing. Lumber from the old fence will fund a 40 by 40 wagon shed, with contractor C A Wright handling the shed construction.
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Elkwood Park
Myrtle Avenue
Oceanport Road
Oceanport
Eatontown Boulevard
Oceanport Avenue
Lew Lisokm
Lead of Utilization Company
C.A. Wright
Caere
Thaw Transports Back Toward Vermont Deportation Bid
Thaw Host fights deportation in Brierbrooke Quebec as he travels by auto toward Coaticook for border transfer to Vermont. Vermont authorities will then hand him to New York for return to Matteawan.
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Brierbrooke
Quebec
Coaticocke
Vermont
New York
Matteawan
Public Schools Open Monday
The city public schools will start regular sessions on Monday morning September 8. The Board of Education reports the teacher list completed and buildings repaired. Enrollment, examination and class assignment for new pupils occur Saturday morning September 6.
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Board of Education
Woolley Bill Before Commission In Long Branch
Isaac Woolley through counsel asks the Long Branch Board of Commissioners to reconsider its stoppage of a 274.63 bill for repairing and painting city park benches and other city work. The attorney notes a dispute over charges and seeks amicable settlement.
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Isaac Woolley
W. L. Edwards
Board of Commissioners
Edwards
Woolley
City of
Long Branch
Department of Parks and Public Property
Farewell Fireworks Display Set for Ocean Front
The town plans a farewell display of fireworks tomorrow night on the ocean front as the 1913 season ends. A special set piece from Independent Engine and Track Co reproduces the silver loving cup recently won by the company. A large crowd is expected with a near nine o'clock start and no delays.
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Ocean Front
Independent Engine and Track Co
John W. Wilson
Consolidated Gas Co
Joan H. Parker
M. L. Sachs
John W. Fleck
Mosquito Extermination Plan Approved for Atlantic Seashore
Governor Fielder approved a $10,000 contract between Jesse P. Manahan of Monmouth Beach and Dr. Jacob G. Lipman of the State Agricultural Station to ditch and fill land in Atlantic City Ventnor Longport and Margate City to eliminate mosquito breeding pools by October 1. The project, authorized by Chapter 134 of the laws of 1906, aims to rid the area of pests and disease risk.
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Fielder
Atlantic City
Jesse P. Manahan
Monmouth Beach
Jacob G. Lipman
State Agricultural Station
Ventnor
Longport
Margate City
Elks Meeting Tonight at Long Branch Lodge No 742
A business session of Long Branch Lodge No 742 BP 0 will be held at the Home this evening. Initiations are planned for Wednesday evening of next week.
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Elks
Long Branch Lodge
Katzenbach Attacks President in New Jersey Primary Clash
Frank Katzenbach Jr. issues a signed statement challenging Gov. James F. Fielder over President Wilson and the withdrawal of H Otto Wittpenn. He insists the direct primary must stay open to give all candidates equal opportunity, while Fielder says he has not fully embraced the primary law’s spirit. The dispute centers on ensuring nominees are chosen by a majority vote.
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Trenton
Frank
Katzenbach, Jr
James F. Fielder
Wilson
H. Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Camden
Katzenbach
Fielder
Gov
William Pintard Dies at 63 in Trenton Hospital
William Pintard longtime Red Bank resident and former politician died at the State Hospital Trenton at 63 after paralysis ended in paresis. Born in Red Bank he studied law and ran offices there for decades and held several public roles including Assemblyman and clerk of the House. he also served as counsel for Rumson Borough.
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William Pintard
Red Bank
State Hospital
Trenton
Pintard
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Smith
Washington Street
Mr. Pintard
Isaac and
Catherine Pintard
Muirhead and Magee
New York
Suctan
Red Bark
Sugar Bowl
Bedile
House of Representatives
Rumeon
Commissioners End Half Hour Session With Routine Business
City board members met for thirty minutes this morning from eleven to 11:30 to clear routine matters. Commissioner Arrowsmith reported revenu eBetween Brighton and Coder, paving work progressed to Second Avenue front of the West End Fire station.
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Board of Commissioners
Arrowsmith
Enue
Brighton
Coder
Eontractor Baris
West End
Local cottage in New Haven wreck shocks harbor express
A cottager yesterday escaped severe injury when a flyer struck a bay harbor express train near New Haven. The incident prompted a swift investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission to determine causes and safety measures.
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New Haver
Wreck Injures Dozens As Wooden Cars Fail In Crash
An Interstate Commerce Commission probe opens Friday morning into a deadly rail wreck near New Wallingford. Inspections show wooden cars broke apart and bodies lay torn along the track. Officials anticipate testimony from conductor Miller, brakeman Murray, and others as investigators begin hearings.
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Wallingford
Interstate Commertesion
Federal
Murray
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Wards
Denator Wheaton Prases Fielder
Mouse
New Lodge
Ligier
Batkaloo
NEW Council
Thaw
Canada
Neatiet
Charles A. Weatler
Eatontown
Inata
Jenelag Town
Oakhurst
West Long Branch
Charles J. Strahan
Emma Magee
Hewitt
Edmund Hewitt
Pitman
Wittpenn
Chas. A. Wrensger
Flyer
Bae Harbor Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
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