In Memory of Father Glennon in Asbury Park
A solemn requiem for Rev. Father Michael M. Glennon was held at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Asbury Park this morning at 10 thirty. The church was crowded and many priests and lay mourners filled the service with a eulogy praising his twenty years of parish work and devotion to the sick and dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael M. Glennon
Church of the Holy Spirit
Father Glennon
Thomas A. Roche
P. F. Connolly
Philipsburg
Ric E Burke
Princeton
D. J. Duggan
Bordentown
J. J. O'Connor
Newark
Dean Kivlett
Freehold
P. E. Smith
Pletofeld
J. A
Glenoin
Asbury Park
Father Fox
Morrinville
Spring Lake
Belmar
Father Gleanon
Pris
Resolutions of Respect for Reverend Father Licence
Resolutions from Company A Third New Jersey and Company H Third Regiment N G N J mourn the Reverend Father Michael L Licence. They note his kindness to Company A veterans during the Spanish American War and express sympathy to his relatives and friends. Resolutions request publication in the Daily Journal and Daily Press and a memorial name spread among members. A committee lists officers and attendees for a memorial supper hosted by the Young People Union of First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey ,Volunteer Infantry
Daily Journal and Daily Press
Guonsa E.wairs
Cuavoz V. Guru, Co
Serg
Maxwent E. Ho
M. Berg
Onas. E. Kina, Jr
Od Bserg’t
Evw
L. Thraxy
Adv
Young People's ‘Union
First Congregational Church
First Avenue
Emory Street
Bandford
Asbury Park Wheelmen Win Bowling Season Opener
The Asbury Park Wheelmen defeated the Oreos three straight in a season opening bowling match at the Wheelmen alleys. Edward Sutphen led the Oreos with a 160 average across three games while John Adrian paced the Wheelmen with 183. The event drew a large crowd and marked the start of local bowling excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreos
Asbury Park
Oreo
Edward Sutphen
Jobo
Adrian
Wheelmen
Asbury Park Wheelmen
D. LeRoy
J. E. Fittcrott
Zeal
John Bennett
Harry B. Martin
John
Cee
Edward
Fatyne
Lesley Saunders
Harry Watson
Harry’. Rushton
George O'Brien
Jesse Clayton
Charles O. Davenport
Howard ‘van Scholck
Howard Wallace
Coaching Princeton's Football Team
W H Bannard proprietor of The Reliable Shop spends nearly all his time in Princeton coaching the University football team. He played fullback for Princeton as a student and made an unmatched record. He was invited to coach the eleven as the current team improved greatly under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bannard
Grand Avenue
Princeton
Bannard
Barnard
Walter Taylor Admitted to the Bar in Trenton
Walter Taylor of this city was admitted to the bar in Trenton yesterday after a year of studying law with Counselor Harvey. He becomes a full fledged attorney. The item also notes stenography lessons offered at homes or at 1115 Fifth Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Taylor
Harvey
Trenton
Reils
Fifth Avenues
Supreme Court Local Cases and Water Ruling
Opinion day in the Supreme Court produced about fifty decisions with six justices present. Key local cases involved Reynolds v State and Johnson v New York and Long Branch Railroad. the Passaic and Acquackanonk water rulings hold water sales must go through municipalities, affecting Long Branch Water Supply Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gummere
Ludlow
Collins
James B. Vredenburgh
Hudson County
Lippincott
Grey
Depue
William A. Reynolds
Monmouth Sessions
Joseph Johnson
Eatontown
New York
Long Branch Railroad
Hendrickson
Point Pleasant
Laurel Avenue
William R. Ham
Passaic Water Company
Paterson
Acquackanonk Water Company
Passaic Clty
Long Branch Water Supply Company
Ponsumere
Divorce Granted to Mrs Elizabeth A Crane in New Jersey
The courts granted a divorce to Mrs Elizabeth A Crane from J Townley Crane a longtime Asbury Park newspaper correspondent. The decree cites statutory grounds and notes Cranes ties to the Tri Bun Sun and Associated Press. Crane, brother of novelist Stephen Crane, lived in Asbury Park and covered storms and major coastal disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Crane
J. Townley Crane
Asbury Park
Crane
Richard
New Brunswick
Ste
Stephen Crane
England
Appleby Plans Quick Departure From Asbury Park
The probabilities place Councilman T. Frank Appleby leaving Asbury Park on Tuesday or Wednesday next to be absent a month. He won't reveal his destination or purpose, but friends expect the move relates to an expected office under the current administration. He will not depart Monday as he will attend the council meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Appleby
Noted Mason Dead a Pioneer Leader Dies in San Francisco
Thomas Hubbard Caswell, an 1848 pioneer prominent in the state's early history and famed Mason rank, died yesterday in San Francisco. The Journal reminds readers of fresh local news and offers home delivery at six cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hubbard Caswell
San
Neptune Engine Company's Fair Promises Busy Booths
Neptune Engine Company plans a week long fair starting December 8 on two floors of the engine house at the corner of Asbury Avenue and Main Street. It seeks $1,000 from supporters to equip horses and furnish a meeting room, with local property owners contributing. Mrs. Howard D. LeRoy will chair a large board, and committees will run Fancy Work, Art, Five Cent Booth, Children's Department, Confectionery, Aprons, Cigar, Groceries, and a Voting Contest, aiming to raise funds and boost city welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Engine Company
Asbury Avenue
Main Street
Fire Department
Neptune
Howard D. LeRoy
E. H. Wilcox
John N. Burtle
George A. Smock
John ‘Hubbard
C. E. Ancker
Andrew J. ‘Hu
Harold B. Ayers
H. ©. Millar
Fred M. Schuppiu
C. E. Eskew
Walter C. White
A.miller
Howard ‘Hatick
Elizabeth Sr
Mies
Harriet Driggs
Mame Smock
Emma O. Bye
D. W. Sexton
E. B. Reed
J. F. Davison
Walter C White
Misa Bertha Martin
Grace Martin
Miles Boylsh Reed
Five—Cent Booth
John N
Haight Admitted to the Bar in Red Bank
Thomas G. Haight of Red Bank is admitted to the Bar as an attorney. Isaac Green of Third Avenue resigns from New Bronawick and will join Charles Lewis and Company. Mr. and Mrs. Seger of Summitfield Avenue return from a lengthy Connecticut visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Simmons. Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee meets tonight at 8 in Collector Giffard's office at 222 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Haight
Red Bank
Neptune Township-Republican Executive Committee
Giffard
Main Street
Isaac Green
Third Avenue
New Bronawick
Charles Lewis and Company
Thomas Seger
Summerfield Avenue
Connecticut
Frank Simmons
Headley Funeral Services Held at Point Pleasant
Henry W Headley longtime resident of Newark died Monday and left a widow and two daughters. He belonged to several fraternal and civic groups including Mason Red Men Golden Eagles and Royal Arch Masons. The funeral was in the Presbyterian church at Point Pleasant at 1 pm with interment at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Headley
Newark
Manasquan
Red Men
Golden Eagles
Royal Arcanum
Ocean Fire Company
Point Pleasant
Presbyterian Church
Poiot Pleasant
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Parker Co
Lake “Avenue
Steiner & Son
Steiner's Mill
J. F. Seger
Cooxnan Avenue
Twining & VanSant
Monmouth
Mattison Ave
Bond St
Asbury, Park, J
Church of Holy Spirit
Commander In Chief of the Universe
Father Michael L. Licence
Manhattan College
Newark Athletic Club
Manhattan Boys
Uncle Sam
Neptune Engine Company’s Fair
Headley
George B. Herbert
Bank
Journeree
Weber
R. A. Tusting
Ocean
Asbury Park, N. J
Peter Bath
Lesa
Bradley Mé
Lai
Ruy
Harry A
Borden
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