Racing Season Drawing Near
Owing ita. the announcement of the American Bicycle company that it would this year support crack teams there has been remarkable awakening among racing men. The policy to have teams follow the national circuit abets the National Cycle association. Riders entering for the championship must engage to season end or face fine or suspension. The public will be protected with theater-like riders engaged by the company. The control officer will guarantee presence of top riders even if dates are sought far apart. New NC A rules mirror European practice with two semifinals and match race style finals. Only riders with a win better than 210 will enter the championships.
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Ita
American Bicycle
Rac. Ing
United States
American Bicycle Company
Gasoclattom
National Cycle Association
Pullic
N.C. A
Sid
No Women Singers In Catholic Choirs Decree Expected
Roman Catholic circles await announcements from the congregation of rites in Rome. A decree prohibiting women in church choirs is expected, while operatic music drawing non-Catholics may be abolished in favor of Gregorian chant and traditional choral styles. The Cincinnati bishop has acted, with approval from the Holy See, causing unrest among choir women.
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Congregation of Rites
Rome
Apostolic Legation
Washington
Epworth League Rally Draws Coast Area Members
Epworth league rally in West Grove district drew members from Asbury Park West Park Ocean Grove Belmar and Bradley Beach societies. Addresses were given by Revs Thomas S Brock and E G Hancock, with the church crowd overflowing and strong interest shown by attendees.
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Epworth League
West Grove
Asbury Park
West Park
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Bradley Beach
Thamas
Brock
E. G
Hancock
Thoga
Odd Fellows Meeting Notice in Asbury Park Lodge
A species meeting of Asbury Park Lodge No. 258 I O O F will be held Thursday night at 714 Mattison avenue Central hall at seven o'clock to act on the death of our late brother George R Hurley All Odd Fellows are invited Wa D Bepern Noble Grand Harry F Bovis Secretary Adv 80 81
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Asbury Park Lodge
I. O
Mattizon Avenue
Central Hall
George R. Hurley
W M Murphy of Freehold Dead at 18 Years of Age
W M Murphy died at his Freehold home yesterday evening at age 18 after a three year illness. He was born in Freehold, son of the late Joseph Murphy, graduated Princeton College in 1842, practiced law in Brooklyn, then returned to Freehold and held county and town offices. He served as county clerk and chief Freeholders’ clerk, led local business and church groups, and was active in the Maplewood cemetery, Ocean Grove meetings, and several fraternal organizations. He leaves a widow Miss Lavinta Swift and three children.
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Freehold
Murphy
Joseph. Murphy
Princeton
Dikeman
Brooklyn
New York State
Board of ‘Chosen Freeholders
Monmouth County Mutual Fira’ Insurance Company
First’ National Bank
Maplewood’ Cemetery Company
Ydara
Ocean Grove Camp
Fred Masons
Odd Fellows
Mies Lavinta
Swift
Lancaster
School for Hebrews Forms in City Club Plans Youth Instruction
The Hebrew club has formed a Young Men's Hebrew group planning a school for Hebrews aged ten to seventeen, charging five cents weekly. Classes led by Prof. Dick will teach Hebrew and English, with two weekly sessions Wednesday night and Sunday afternoon. The club seeks donations of chairs and tables to furnish the rented Springwood avenue quarters and cover rent and light costs.
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Auceésan
Lfe
Young Men's Hebrew Club
Springwood Avenue
Township High School
Township Board of Education
Society
Svenue
Local Worker George R Hurley Dies at 36
George R Hurley an employee of Atlantic Coast Lighting Company died at his Summerfield Avenue home this morning from paralysis of the throat. He was 36, leaves a widow and two children, and was a member of Asbury Park Lodge of Odd Fellows which will conduct the funeral. A special meeting of members is set for tomorrow night in Central Hall at seven to complete arrangements.
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Atlantic Coast Lighting Company
Summerfield Avenue
Hurley
Asbury Park Lodge of Odd -Fellows
Central Hall
First M E Church Welcomes Pastor Wedderspoon
Members of the First M E church gathered last night to give Rev. W R Wedder spoon a cordial reception. The congregation showed an outpouring of support and the evening was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Wedderspoon
M.E
W.R. Wedderspoon
Clothing Company Opens Extensive Store on Long Branch
Guarentes Compedy Spreading Out announces the Guarantee Clothing Company will open an extensive establishment on Cockmen Avenue, Glen May 1, in the former post office building in Long Branch.
Suit over a horse seeks damages in murder-like overdriving case
Stephen W Newbury sues Edward Luke to recover value of a horse alleged killed by overdriving and exposure last January. Magistrate Borden and a jury heard hours of testimony with John F Hawkins for Newbury and William C Byram for Luke. Verdict awarded Newbury $125 damages.
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Munroe Avenue
Sgnlost
Edward R. Luke
Wan
Borden
John F. Hawkins
Mr. Newbury
William C. Byram
Luke
Newbury
Slegharter's
Asbury Park News Roundup Town Meeting And Events
Neptune Engine company meets tonight and the Weat Grove council hosts a smoker. Holshart has recovered from illness. Bright bridge material to be shown at 2 o clock tomorrow. Judge and Mrs Heisley returned from a trip to the Bermudas. A full rehearsal of the Asbury Park Abestinasy minstrels tonight at 8:30. Grand Fraternity camp entertainment and smoker tonight in Winckler hall. Township committee quarterly meeting tonight at township head quarters. Police and newspapermen banquet tonight in Weir's restaurant. French's lunch room moved to Appleby building. Monmouth County Foreign Missionary society meets tomorrow at 10. Asbury Park and township high schools close for Easter vacation until next Monday. County board of education meets in Freehold tomorrow. Local board represented by President Tusting. Hugh Burleson returns from New York hospital after operation. Brouse & Arend lease larger offices in Appleby building. Rev Mr Bailey to preach tonight at Trinity. Rev A G Bale led Holy Week service at First Presbyterian. Tomorrows topic is Entering the Gandow.
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Neptune Engine Company
Weat Grove ‘Council, Jr
Holshart
Wilbur A. Heisley
Bermoudas
French
Appleby
Keith
Monmouth County Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
Township
County Board .of Education
Freehold
BR. A. Tusting
Hugh Burleson
New ‘York
West Summerfield Avenue
Brouse & Arend
Appleby Building
Red Bank Youths Form Mandolin and Guitar Club
A group of young men from Red Bank organized a mandolin and guitar club. members include William Mal chow Jr, William Manson, Harry Ryder, James Laban, Joseph Kennedy, Harry Patterson, Herbert Wolcott, Bruno Mazza, George Dunbar, Frank Bried, Charles Foxwell, Theodore Hurd, Irving Brown, Ross Capen, Bert White, Louis Tetley, John Corbett, Edward Vine, Frank Chad wick, Prentiss Minton, Henry Grumman, Dominic Mazza, William Pope, Henry Fenton, Alonzo Vail, and Victor Fenton.
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Red Bank
William Malchow, Jr
William Manson
Harry Ryder
James Laban
Joseph Kennedy
Harry Patterson
Herbert Wolcott
Bruno Mazza
George Dunbar
Frank Bried
Charles Foxwell
Theodore Hurd
Irving Brown
Ross Capen
Bert White
Louis Tetley
John Corbett
Edward Vine
Frank Chadwick
Prentiss Minton
Henry Grumman
Dominic Mazza
William ‘Pope
Henry ‘Fenton
Alonzo Vail
Victor Fenton
Trout Dishing In Springbrook Reveals Hidden Stock
J Edward Wortman Frank Wilcox and Captain LaFarge fished in Springbrook yesterday. The stream, well stocked by Wortman three years ago, has long been kept secret. The trout showed excellent growth during the outing.
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J. Edward Wortman
Frank Wilcox
Captain LaFarge
Springbrook
Wortman
Company H Heads to Camden for Field Day Drills
Company H travels to Camden tomorrow for field day exercises. The unit plans to depart on the 7.29 train and return at 07. If weather turns stormy, drills will be conducted in an armory.
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Camden
Monmouth Lodge 107 to Celebrate Twenty-Sixth Anniversary
Knights of Pythias Monmouth Lodge No. 107 marks its twenty sixth anniversary with an entertainment in Winckler Hall on Friday evening April fourth. The event includes a dancing affair and anticipated attendance by lodge members and guests from the area.
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Monmouth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Winckler Hall
Will
War veterans to receive extra pay for Eleventh Signal Company
Quartermaster-General Donnelly prepares to issue extra compensation to the Eleventh Signal Company veterans from the Spanish American War. Singles will get monthly amounts, married soldiers six dollars four cents, with blank sworn forms and assignments to direct payment. No muster roll on file complicates verification, risking protracted settlements and disputed claims.
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Donnelly
Eleventh Signal Company
Harry Jenkinson
New Jersey
War. Department
United States
Mile a Minute Run Between Jersey City and Atlantic City
A special passenger excursion train on the Central Railroad ran 187 miles from Jersey City North River terminal to Atlantic City Reading depot in 187 minutes. Officials claim this was the fastest run between the two points, setting a new record for actual running time.
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Central Railroad
Jersey City
Atlantic City
North River Terminal
Reading
Seashore City
Secret society meetings listed for this evening
BEHIND THE WICKET lists secret society gatherings to be held this evening at 7 30 and 8 o'clock. Liberty Temple No 6 meets in the Winckler building and Neptune Lodge No 84 meets in the Manhing building. West Grove hosts West Grove Council No 278 Jr C U A M at 59 Corlies Avenue. National Tent No 6 Knights of the Maccabees meets in the Appleby building.
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Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
West Grove Council
Corlies' Avenue
West Grove
National
Knights of the Maccabees
Appleby
Uncle Tom's Cabin presented by Mammouth at Educational hall
Al W. Martin's Mammouth organization stages Uncle Tom's Cabin Monday April 8 in Educational hall. White actors portray all roles though colored performers perform buck and wing dances in plantation scenes. Milt G. Barlow stars as Uncle Tom and a large noon street parade accompanies the event.
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Educational Hall
al. W. Martin
Mammouth
Milt. G. Barlow
Uncle Tom
Bishop Fitzgerald to Preside at East Conference
Bishop J N Fitzgerald will preside at the New York East conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. The event opens Wednesday April 10 at Hanson Place M E church in Brooklyn.
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Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
New York East
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Hanson Place
M.E. Church
Brooklyn
Lever Room Flat For Rent in Taylor and Tusting Building
Flat in the Taylor and Tusting Building offering steam heat gas Ceceia lights bath hot and cold water elevator and janitor service. Apply to R A Tusting at dv ee.
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Taylor & Tusting
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