Hayter Again Fails to Silence New Brunswick Preachers Meeting
Rev. H J Hayter of Bradley Beach tried to bar reporters from the Ocean Grove gathering at St Pauls Church but failed as supporters were absent. Rev J R Daniels opposed the move noting publicity, while Rev William T Abbott offered no regrets about disclosures. The session debated admitting colored church pastors and money concerns amid reflections on Ocean Grove’s Sabbath past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hayter
Bradley Beach
New Brunswick
St Paul's Church
Ocean Grove
Hayter
J. R. Daniels
William T. Abbott
Thia
William G. Moyer
William Franklin
Bia
Gifford
Templars Field Day Planned by New Jersey Knights Templar
William B. Pugh, grand commander, spoke here about the annual field day to be held Wednesday, August 20. Activities include a dress parade at 2 30 pm on Asbury avenue at Kingsley street, a brief second parade, and a review by grand officers and visiting knights, with headquarters at the Ocean Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Pugh
Knights Templar of
New Jersey
Asbury Avenue
Kingsley Street
Grand Commandery
Ocean Hotel
President Enright Elected Leader of State School Alumni
John E Enright of Freehold county elected president of the state schools alumni association at a Trenton meeting. Officers named include More vice president Miss Cora Leeda Everett Henry recording secretary Miss Sue Katzenbach corresponding secretary Francis B Lee and treasurer Mrs Hannah Eastburn. Four hundred former students attended the gathering with a banquet and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E.enright
Freehold
Trenton
Misa Cora Leeda
Normal
Everett Henry
Sue Katzenbach
Francis B. Lee
Hannah Eastburn
South Trenton
George Savage nets 47-pound bass to set Deal Lake record
George Savage of Flint Avenue captures a 47 pound striped bass at Deal Lake flume, the largest on record along the New Jersey coast. The fish weighed 47 pounds and stretched about 34 feet in length, with several other anglers reporting sizable catches over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Savage
Deal Lake
Nevar
Flrnt Avenue
Mr. Savage
Dea
Lake Flume
Benson
A. W. Laforge
Edward Leggett, Jr
Leggett
Charles White
H.W. Comegys
George Williams
William Matthews
Abe White
Priday
Frank L. Wilcox
Wiliam Rollins
W. 8. Ryder
Captain Nears
W. Ashart
J. Meagher
Monmouth's Reception at Hotel Brunswick Society Gala
The Monmouth Club held its annual full dress reception and dance at the Hotel Brunswick on a Wednesday night attended by society leaders. Hosts Morgan and Parsons decorated the casino with potted plants and flowers as guests wore elaborate gowns and white or colored silk ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Monmouth Club
Messrs. Morgan & Parsons
G. Fred Kroebl
John Taylor
Miles Kroehl
Walter Davie
Mies Lunger
Charles J. Black
Walter Hubbard
Carrie Wainwright
Clarence Ki
A. W. Cornelius
A. O. Twining
Miles Florence Romaine
Misa Jennings
Bunting
Lizzie Sill
Mias Clayton
Miss A Clayton
Thomas Winckler
Albert Saunders
Taulman Miller
Gittings
Miss Gibson
Paris
Milas Esther Miler
A. 8. Burton
F. F. Coleman
Samuel Johnson
Shepherd
Lizzie Beagle
Arnold
Miss French
Jace
Improvements at the Union Station Upgrade
Superintendent Blodgett installs a modern toilet in the ground floor union station room. Plumbing and ventilation are being upgraded to enhance facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Union Station
Nomination notes place McKinley for President by Roosevelt slate
In New York a Roosevelt led ticket places William McKinley in nomination for president. Governor Roosevelt and Senator Thurston head the slate with preparations noted at a Catholic Church area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Ccla
M eKinley
Nominaker of
Ohio
Roosevelt
Thurston
McKinley
Lafayette Young
Murray
Massachusetts
New York
Allenhurst Association organized for borough morals and purity
The Allenhurst Association was organized Wednesday night at the Allenhurst Inn to promote moral and physical purity in the borough. Ex congressman James J Belden served as temporary chairman and Uzal H McCarter of Newark was named permanent president. A board of directors was elected including Mayors and executives from Fidelity Trust, Dixon Manufacturing, Manhattan Railway, North American Coal and others. The next meeting will be held at the call of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst Association
Allenhurst Inn
New York
Uzal H. McCarter
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
James J. Belden
Syracuse
E. P. Benjamin
Allevhorat
Henry T. Wright
H. D. Duvall
Daniel W. McWilliam
Manhattan Railway System
CO. H. Zehnder
Dixon Manufacturing Company
Scranton
A.F. Hyatt
New York Security and Trust Company
H P. Doremus
Chatham National Bank
McKinley and Roosevelt Club forms in Ocean Grove
First Republican club organized in Monmouth county is the McKinley and Roosevelt club of Ocean Grove. Temporary officers are General John O. Patterson as chairman and E N Woolston as secretary. Advisory committee includes Frank Tatum George C Pridham and John E Quilon. Meeting held in William H Beagle’s Main avenue office. Members urged to attend to establish a permanent organization. The club reflects strong support for McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Ocean Grove
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
John O. Patterson
E. N. Woolston
Arma
Frank Tantum
George C. Pridham
John E. Quilon
William H. Beagle
Main Avenue
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Parker Divorce Suit Filed for Isidore W Parker
Cupid sorrows in this city as Lydia Parker files for divorce from Isidore W Parker alleging desertion in July 1897. The couple married June 17 1804 at Trinity Episcopal Church and have a five year old son. Attorney Charles E Cook appointed solicitor and counsel for Lydia Parker. She is a daughter of Adam Smith of Bradley Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cook
Dirs
Lydia Parker
Isidore W. Parker
Thia City
Lergon
Parker
Adam Smith
Bradley Beach
Cal vida Shafto Separation Ordered in Farmingdale
Calvin Shafto and his wife Mattie of North Farmingdale agreed to separate until October 1 after a magistrate hearing for alleged breaking the peace. He keeps custody of their son while she takes the daughter to live with her. Attorney Claude V. Guerin defended Shafto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Shafto
Mattie
North Farmingdale
Farmingdale
Shafto
Poor Bass Fishing Ends With Mixed Results
Professor Vincentz and his beach band tried to land striped bass yesterday but the first cast failed as rod and reel tangled with the fish. Several band members instead landed dog fish, ending the outing with modest success amid mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Vincentz
Ing
Enda
Pastor Gifford Quotes New Jersey Sabbath Law at Seashore Sermon
Rev Eli Gifford of the First Methodist Church denounced Sunday desecration citing the 1895 New Jersey statutes. He argued rest and worship are God ordained and the seashore is a prime place to observe the Sabbath, condemning travel work and leisure that profit from Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Gifford
M. E
New Jersey
Christ
Sea of Galilee
Gifford
Georgia banker’s cross state charity excursion to Asbury Park
W. B. Witham of Atlanta leads a special train carrying 104 employees on a ten day tour of eastern resorts. The party stops at Norfolk Old Point Comfort Washington Philadelphia and New York with eight belles as sponsors for the cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Witham
Atlanta
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Godspeed
Georgia
Governor Voorhees Returns Home From Europe Trip
Jersey's popular executive Governor Foater M. Voorhees arrived Tuesday aboard the Red Ster Niner Westernland from Antwerp and went to his Elizabeth home after a health-boosting sea voyage. He described the Paris exposition as miserable compared to Chicago, praising the American building's exterior while offering few remarks on the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Foater M. Voorhees
Antwerp
Elizabeth
Europe
Holland
Chicago
Miss Richards Captures Burglary Suspect at Carlton House
Miss Ella R. Richards, owner of the Carlton house, wrestled with burglar William Curry of Trenton at the Uhl cottage near Washington D. C. Beach, delaying him until Albert Saunders and others captured him. Curry, intoxicated, claimed to need six cents for lodging and admitted past burglaries. He was jailed at Parkhall after a magistrate hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella R. Richards
Carlton House
Marlon E. Ub
Washington, D. C
Albert Saunders
Park Halllockup
William Curry
Trenton
Carlton
Miss Richards
Louize Clifton
Misa Richards
Curry
Saunders
Harry Rockafaller
Gramercy
George W. Matthews
Matthew
Coleman House
Parkhall
Smith
Harry Duffield
Fourth Avenue
Borden
Freehold
Hla
Rogues
John J. Clancy
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Dominics
Templars
Knights
John Enright
Monmouth
Rough Rider
Theodore
Wosevelt
Cabot Lodge
Massachuse
P. J. Ryat
Joseph B
Nebraska
Henry If
Catholic Church
Son
Cupid
Gifford Scolds
Governor Voorhees
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