Controversy Over Morals Lawmakers In Linden Township Race Track Issue
A Linden Township meeting spurs debate on moral regulation and the need for ordinances to curb indecent street and theater visuals. Local officials including Mr McCandless defend town interests while critics urge action against degrading movie displays and racing license practices. Community leaders warn of legal exposure and call for formal protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Township
McCandless
Benel
Music Hall
Hone
Umeå
Muale
City Bench
Inter
Linden Committee
Woll
Bgt
Linden Blood Horse Racing Association
Freok Bergen
Viizen
Pension Pending for Long Widow Seeks Clergyman Link
Mrs Meory Starding of the Mountaindale area has sought a US government pension for fifteen years, citing her late husband’s Civil War service. Despite proof of service and marriage on December 9, 1864, the clergy who officiated, Rev. B D Murphy of Brooklyn, cannot be located, hindering eligibility and ongoing monthly pension payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Meory
Starding
Cnuntain
United States
B.D. Murphy
Brooklyn
Tinband
Mr Murphy
Runaway horse startles Mobbine and boy on Mark Avenue
A young man named Mobbine and a boy faced a near disaster when a spirited horse bolted near the railroad bridge on Mark Avenue at night. The animal lunged as a train thundered by, pulling one rein from Mobbine’s grasp and sending the pair fleeing. The horse then sped up Park Avenue to Seventh Street before being subdued. No injuries were reported, though the two occupants were frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobbine
Ranaway
Mark Avenue
Bie Line
Robbins
Park Avenue
Seventh Street
Silent Fear Decorates Bicycle With Posters
Yesterday afternoon Charles Maltby, away from the city, found his bicycle left at the Wheelmen's Headquarters had been decorated end to end with posters by the so called Silent Fear. He rode home at dusk, the bike already adorned, amid a small stir in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afernoon
Charles Maltby
Central Avenue
Asbury Park Journal social notes from summer
Various residents and visitors around Asbury Park send updates on travels, visits, and everyday routines. Names include Wetterlein, Gurion Emily, Daley, Smitty, Hines, Mx. Maxsoo, Duncan House, and local officials. The column records outings to Buynton Beach, World’s Fair travels, and nearby town visits, with brief notices of illnesses and community events.
Local notes on residents and court actions
A jumble of short items records A Danhom returning from a mill business trip Mra M A Rhom spending the summer with friends in Hycamare and leaving for New York City Mr S and Mra 4B Paber and family reside on View A venue in Dele Ware Water Gap G W Paber of Nyack visits Mua Aanio KB Paber Y 1 Meveny Bytes Street Comminsinoct Marker home from the World’s Pale trial for wife beating noted for the muml Wes Corporation Counsel Marsh not pressing the matter Michael Welsh with Pat rick Keely on East Street Friday afternoon owed $3 Keely’s son pleads non vult and sentence to be passed later Ewilly 5 arrested no complaint of Mrs Becta for assault fine of $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Wetteriein
Nate Gurion
Iemily
West Decomd
Buynton Beach
Mra Daley
Bat Pith Street
Will
Martoday
Untakill Mountains
Fred E. Smitty
Thie City
Mra Randolph Dushem
Mra
F. A Douhem
Weat
Asbury Park Journal
W. A.sebutt
Plainfield
Hove
Duncan House
Neilson
Edivow Electric Bl Company
Brooklyn
M. Duck
Jackson Avenue
Harry Conover
H. J. Hoagland
Tle Millstone Restiwence
William Crawford
Park Avenue
Musa Lizzie Doyle
Connecticut
L. M. Dunavan
E. W McGann
New Eyer
Washington Hock
Weber
Taterson
Tony Vuntrale
East Fifth Street
William Apgar
Evona
Visi
J. A. Wakley
Lorraine
G. J. Fairchild
North Mainfeld
Asbury Rk
Nellie Martin
Sebring
Mille
Maye Eiliott
Lala McDerwott
Louis Neldemeir
Misa G. Perkins
Anna Bowers
New York
Climon
Minneapolis
Muskegon
Michigan
Chicago
Galpe F
Fair Grounds
Irving L. Brady
Greenwood Lake
S. VanFleet
Penny Orchard
Thole B. Horton
Woolston & Hockle
Weatervell
Malford
Elizabeth Lockrie
Nichola
Wem Fifth Steset
A. Danhom
Millon
M. A
Hycamare
New York City
Mua
Aanio KB Paber
Ubares Seorsacher
Murnl Wes Corporation
Marsh
Michael Welsh
Patrick Keely
East Street
Keely
Ewilly
Justice Nash Orders Warrant for John B Verrette
A warrant issued for the arrest of John B Verrette of New Providence on complaint by his wife alleging assault and threats to shoot. A neighbor corroborated some actions though language barriers and poor English required the judge to rely on Sanskrit knowledge to understand the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Verrette
New Providence
Verrette
Amateur baseball clash promises big crowd saturday
A new good batter joins to bat second for Crescenta against the amateur champions this Saturday. Keenan will play in the game and the hosts expect a large attendance as Crescenta is believed unable to play ball. An exciting struggle is anticipated. Also noted are handicapped foot races and store-placing moves by Marsh Ayers Co and changes at a West Front street store. A water spring appeared on West Second street near Park Avenue after hydrant mistiming. The Seventh Day Baptists at Milton held their largest conference, with David E Titaworth delivering opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescenta
Keenan
Priges
Hallock & Davia
J J. Kenney
Ass Collier
Charles Smith
Uve
Joe
Lee
J. Dowee
J. J. Kenney
J. Dav
Jodees
Marsh, Ayers& Co
Dime Savings Bank
Pacific Mail and
Tos Company
New York
Henry T. Williama
West Front Street
West Second Street
Park Avenue
Seventh Day Baptiste
Milton
David E. Titaworth
Fall Injures Boy at Somerset Street School
A boy named Frank Foster from Monong avenue fell from the second floor addition of the Somerset Street School into a cellar where he struck a heap of sand. Janitor MacDonald carried him home and a doctor was summoned. No bones were broken but he was severely bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foster
Monomg Avenue
Somerset Street
Frank
MacDonald
King s New Discovery for consumption and coughs
Advertises King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with guarantee or money back. Mentions trial bottle at L W Randolph's Drug Store No 21 West Front Street and a Chesapeake and Ohio train service with first class limited rates from Elizabeth to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
le Grope
L W. Randolph
West Front Street
Chesapeake & Obie
PF. PF. V
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington
New Express
York
Chicago
St Lous
Riggs
Polita
Elizabeth
Olpetnaatl
Sis
Amvoemest Notes On Border Line Craft Work
The Border and Line by Charles Todon and Eaves of Newaio praised for high quality and fine colors. The firm plans to display at Music Hall or Monday night, with strong consumer appeal and admired craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Toodon
Eaves
Newaio
Sid Ae
Charles P Ae
Aden
Hannah Rk Hazen
Brewatrix
Music Hall
M. FR Leavitt
Foilles Bergere
Paris
Colombia Ballet
Alimmbra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sroosn Fipce
Veer
Aude
Betore Manele
Emmel
Eghis
Ives
Cranford Tunpell Committee
Pisinfield Common Council
Niner Raod
Seeir Primary
Naca
Penpack
John
MES
Hebert F. Aer Pension
Rasiey
Custoria
Gene Chen Caamorts
Charles Giese
Frederickson
Shen Dike
Robert W. Rice
Avram B. King
Henry | Woodland
Suboe Coddingtons Court
Justice Nash's Court
Alfred University
Alfred
Omas
Lasrae
Exchange Alley
Trinity Ref Church
Scribner & Miss Newton's
LA Grande Ave
Corrage
Emea
W. L. Douglas
Breckton
Mass
Alex Willett
Park Ave
Old Dominion Line
Gomtors
Norfolk
Tirginia Beach
Petersburg
Aml
Wedneway
Richmond
Edinraday
Sal
Nee Fork Ali
Parr
Goa
Wadsworth Post
Cote
Oslla
Awtad
TAN Buren & Timpson
North Ave
Oier
GITY
T. R. van Zandt
Orto L.A. Eiger
PLOUL
Hulett Og Wat Srt
Gildermaster F
Kranich
Jach
Starr
Mulfeld
Raster
Setepdey
Willeitits
Parr Ave. Queen § CO
Philadelphia
M. M. Dunham
East Front Street
Ap Emp
Doane
C.schepflin & Cothe West Front ‘Street Clothiers
Central Ave
Fifth St
Pel
Po Plainfield
Vath
Stillman
Demarret
Lusic Hall
Sole Lessen
King of
Comed
Hoss
Wip.is
Rior
Ial
Toe
Grocers’ Excursion
Papiac
Dunellen & Gelock
John Brown
Bccesson
Jane Bonne
Stoo
Nowman
P. O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!