Arcanian Grand Officers Elected in Jersey City Election
Grand Officers election closes session at Asbury Park with lively contests for Grand Chaplain Grand Guide and other posts. Candidates include John H. Farrell Benjamin L. Odell James R. Smock Robert M. Barr Horace B. Winship Albert Lowther Robert B Gray Charles V. Quackenbush William J. Amerman James F. Greeley. Debate centers on half cash plan age 65 premium sharing and pending national decision in Quebec next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
New Jersey
Asbury Park
John H. Farrell
Passaic Falls
Benjamin L. Odell
Hasbrouck Council
James R. Smock
Red Bank Council
Robert M. Barr
Damon
Jersey City
Horace B. Winship
Woodside Council
Newark
Albert Lowther
Longfellow Council
East Orange
Essex County
Robert 8. Gray
West Hoboken
Charles V. Quackenbush
Lafayette Council
Paterson
William J. Amerman
Bayonne
James F. Greeley
Corinthian Council
Supreme Representative
Supreme Council
Quebec
Telegrams Between Wilson and Bryan on California Japanese Issue
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and Acting Secretary of State John Bassett Moore discussing the California Japanese situation after two long telegrams from Secretary Bryan in Sacramento. Moore advised on the reply sent to Bryan, clarifying treaty implications with Japan. Spring Lake man Peter Hickey dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. District Court, Judge Steinbach, Jr. presides over a busy session with all 16 cases disposed. Oceanport Captain Albert Smith reports catching three dozen hard crabs two weeks ahead of season. An advertisement promotes Moneyback Lawn Mowers at 2.95 and up from Chester M Truax, 205 Broadway.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Bryan
Sacramento
Moore
California
Japan
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
City Hall
Albert Smith
Oceanport
Brundage Loses Control of Antler Market in Red Bank
Matthias Brundage pro prietor of the Antler Market in Red Bank on Monmouth Street near Broad Street allegedly threw Herbert Hannach, connected with Leo Stein's Newark law office, onto the sidewalk after a dispute. A bankruptcy petition by Sulzberger & Co. led Judge Joseph Cross in Trenton to appoint Borough Counsel Philip Elliott as receiver, with Elliott and Hannach taking charge of the market before Brundage appeared. A hearing is planned in Trenton this week. Brundage reportedly owes about $9,000 to Sulzberger & Co. The store's perishables and assets are to be handled by receiver Elliott.
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Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Broad Street
Matthias Brundage
Oakland Street
Herbert Hannach
Leo Stein
Newark
Brundage
Elliott
Fairhaven
Mr. Hannoch
Hannoch
Imlay and
Antonides
Weish
Maymouth Street
Daniel Cook
Oceanic Inn Rented by Paulist Club for Summer
A. J. Ligier rents the Oceanic Inn on the Shrewsbury River to the Paulist Athletic Club of New York for the summer. The inn, on the riverfront at Oceanic, had been closed and was formerly run by the late Arthur L. Brill. John Kelly of Shrewsbury oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ligier
Oceanic Inn
Shrewsbury River
Oceanic
Paulist Athletic Club
New York
John Kelly
Shrewsbury
Arthur L. Brill
Firemen's Dance at Oceanic Hall Tonight
The Oceanic Hook and Ladder Company hosts a dance in Red Men's Hall tonight with Wymans orchestra providing music. The Rumson auto bus will depart after the event for Red Bank and Sea Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Hook and Ladder Company
Red Men's Hall
Wyman
Rumson Auto Bus
Red Bank
Sea Bright
Fire engine test announced for Monmouth Beach
Word reached Chief Mihm that La France Fire Engine Co will show an auto engine test in Monmouth Beach on Wednesday or Thursday this week. Otto Beutell lobbied by phone and said the test may occur at Manahasset Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihm
Monmouth Beach
Otto Beutell
la France Fire Engine Co
Beutell
Manahasset Park
Red Bank residents reported in critical condition
Several Red Bank residents are ill with many confined to their homes. George Stout on Monmouth Street has a critical condition and Henry Gill, veteran and builder, suffered a stroke with doubtful recovery. Frank Longstreet on Spring Street is extremely critical after a relapse. Mrs Longstreet and Mrs Monroe Van Sant are also in serious condition under medical care.
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Red Bank
George Stout
Monmouth Street
Henry Gill
Maple Avenue
Gold Street
Frank Longstreet
Spring Street
Licensed Exhorter Joins St Luke's at Tinton Falls
The first 1913 quarterly conference of St Luke's M E Church featured the Ladies Aid Society ice cream and cake reception for District Superintendent Dr James W Marshall and Rev John Y Jobbins. Junior Leroy Barry, a student at Chattle, was licensed as an exhorter and assigned to Tinton Falls. Barry will lead Sunday school with assistant John A McGuire. William H. Riddle previously granted local exhorter license will receive parchment soon. J W Seaman named district steward and Alf Asay as alternate.
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St. Luke’s M
Ladies’ Aid Society
James W. Marshall
John Y. Jobbins
Pennington
Leroy Barry
Chattle
Tinton Falls
Master Barty
Barry
John A. McGuire
Dobbins
Marshall
Dr. Marshall
William H. Riddle
J. W. Seaman
A.lf Asay
Tuberculosis lecture pleases Sea Bright audience
Dr Charles J Gremer city physician of Long Branch lectures on tuberculosis at the Methodist church Sea Bright under Monmouth county State Charities Aid Association. He presents canvas views and details on prevention and treatment drawing an attentive crowd and prompting calls for future visits. A diphtheria case in Red Bank is quarantined at home. W C T U meets City Hall Thursday at 8 with institute reports. Moving pictures tonight by Parker’s ad shows Tramp Reporter and Animated Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid Association
Sea Bright
G. L. Button
Couny
Charles J. Gremer
City Physican
Long Branch
Association
Gremer
Walter L. Davis Weds Miss Mina Martin
Walter L. Davis and Mina Thompson Martin were married in a quiet Red Bank ceremony at the Red Bank First Baptist parsonage attended by close relatives. The couple left for a two week bridal tour to Albany Buffalo Niagara Falls and will reside at 119 Monmouth Street Red Bank. Davis works as head salesman at Clarence White's shoe store and is active in local groups including the Sons of Veterans and Royal Arcanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Flist Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Mina Thompson Martin
William HI. Martin
Monmouth Street
Walter L. Davis
Shirley B. Martin
Arthur J. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Red Bank
Albany
Buffalo
Niagra Falls
Davis
Mr. Davis
Clarence White
Harry St. Davis
Oakhurst
Ocean Township
Philathea Society
First Baptist Sunday School
Samuel T. Sleeper Camp
Sons of Veterans
Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
Rabid dog attacks in Matawan and West Keyport prompt action
A vicious dog struck in West Keyport and Matawan injuring several dogs and biting James Flynn and John Dock before being killed at its owner's home. Rabies confirmed. authorities issued dog kill orders and prepared to send the head to the state health board.
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West Keyport
James Flynn
Thomas Flynn
Broadway
G. House
John Dock
Matawan
John P. Ireland
State Board of Health
Redle
Latham
Keyort
Chauffeur Crin Killed in Queens Automobile Crash
James Crin a longtime West End chauffeur died when the car he drove struck a pole on Merrick Road Springfield Queens. His brother in law Thoms Conrow was seriously injured with a fractured skull. Crin aged forty lived at 2 East 107th Street Manhattan and worked for J B Greenhut of Shadow Lawn Norwood Avenue.
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James Crin
West End
Thoms Conrow
Merrick Road
Springfield
Queens County
New York
Crin
Greenlint
Gtrikne
East 107Th Street
Manhattan
J. B. Greenhut
Norwood Avenue
Comoy
Jacmada Hospital
Lawmakers confer with Wilson on jury reform in Jersey City
Trenton April 29 reports Democratic leaders meeting with President Wilson at the Cabaret Club Jersey City to discuss jury reform legislation. Governor and lawmakers expect a single reform bill with possible referendum on two proposed plans while some members back the McDermott bill. Knights of Columbus ball set for May 21 at the Lyceum with Prof. J Pitman West leading a larger orchestra. Oceanic residence rented on the North Shrewsbury river by Elizabeth Covert to Harold Talbot, broker from New York, via Red Bank Real Estate Co.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Jersey City
Ioay
Mielder
Sam
McPdermott
Martin
Hudson
McDermott
Knights of Columbus
Long Branch Council No
Lyceum
J. Pitman West
Oceanic
Elizabeth Covert
Shrewsbury
Harold Talbot
New York
Red Bank Real Estate Company
Reed Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding 1863 1913
The Reed home at 653 Broadway hosts relatives and friends for a golden wedding anniversary. A decorated banquet, a large wedding cake, and music by Clarence Dennis and William Ventrant mark the event. Guests include Mrs Casner and many others from New Brunswick Newark Perth Amboy and Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel
Reed
Broadway
Clarence Dennis
William Venttrant
Casner
Paul Ballschmidt
Marion
Louis Ballschmidt
Benj, Reed
Thomas Dunn
Flossie
Sylvian Dunn
New Brunswick
Thomas Mooney
Oscar Schulz
Miriam
M. Gaffney
Meria
Newark
J. Gardner
Irvington
M. Rule
Perth Amboy
HL. Wleinburg
Dunnellen
N. Reed
Hoagland
Strongland
A. Reed
Women’s Club Guests Host Social at Morris Avenue Home
Mrs. Brent Good entertained sixteen Ladies of the Women’s Club at her Morris Avenue residence yesterday afternoon. After luncheon the group conducted business and a literary meeting, concluding with a pleasant social session. The Long Branch Military Band has the contract to provide music for the New Jersey State Exempts Association annual convention in the city on Wednesday May 21. Mason’s Past Masters Night at Masonic Hall tomorrow marks the sixteenth annual event with a banquet to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Good
Mrs. Brent Good
The
Women's Club
Morris Avenue
Long Branch Military Band
New Jersey State Exempts Association
Mason’s P
Long Branch Lodge
Masonic Hall
Annual May Kindergartens Party at Intermedial School Auditorium
The Long Branch Kindergartens hold their annual May party on Friday at 9 30 in the Intermedial School Auditorium. The event features crown queen, grand march, songs, games and May Pole winding with about 200 children. Invitations go to kindergarten parents and all interested in the work.
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Long Branch
Garfield
Cornelius EK. Osborn
Georgie A. Burrroughs
Broadway School
Sophy C. Smith
North Long Branch
Clyde H. Windslow
Red Bank Troop Plans Two Drills a Week and Other Features
A Red Bank troop reports plans to hold two drills weekly and outlines other activities at their meeting. The group discusses site purchase money and aims to obtain a statement from the military board regarding the Aimory site.
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Red Bank Covern
Monmouth Freeholders Act On Red Bank Armory Plan
The Monmouth Diugnty Board of Freeholders met to decide on funding a Red Bank Armory site. They voted to guarantee a $6000 voucher to buy the site if the state writes that his appropriation will not lapse and construction will begin. They also instructed attorneys to push the Ocean Boulevard road with the Bonding Company liable if work does not start within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Diugnty Board of Freeholders
Red Bank
Collins
State Military Board
R. R. Hughes
Ocean Boulevard
Natchez Flood Drowns Eleven. Mothers Die After Refuse Top
Natchez Mississippi April 29 rescuers report eleven drowned as two mothers with nine children on a roof called for help then leaped into the flood when their refuge gave way. Two boatloads of survivors reached Natchez amid crowded craft unable to take on the women and children. Five miles inland floodwaters submerge areas as the Mississippi pours through a mile wide gap at St. John's. Fire in Magazine Threatens 100 at Charlestown Navy Yard. Shad weights 24 pounds sent to Hotel Dalton host Robert Hubbard by Clifford Price. Anna Dalton 17 weighs 760 pounds joins a small tent show in Marion Ohio after traveling from Oil City Pennsylvania.
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Natchez, Miss
Natchez
Mississippi
St. John's
Robert Hubbard
Dalton
Brighton Avenue
Clifford Price
Burtington
Hubbard
Delaware River
Marion
Ohio
Anna Dalton
Oil City
Pennsylvania
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Spring Lake
Peter Hickey
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Moneyback
Chester M. Truax
Move
Junior
F. Leroy Barry
St. Luke’s
Richard Wyckoff
Samuel Wyckoff
Mount, Street
William D. Sayre
Spring Institute
Parker's
Moving Pictures
the and Ife
Miss Martin
T. Leonard Davis
Park Place
Johnson L. Miner
Maatawan Town
Alfonso Dare
Joseph Clevenger
Allen Miles
John T. Anderson
Conrow
Greenhut
M. Dorewitz
West Front Street
Monmouth Memories Hospital
Field
Sigmund Eisner
Andrew White
W. D. Sayre
Mr. White
J. Lawmakers
Wilsom
REEDS
Nathaniel H. Reed
New Spring Wall
Golden's
Aimory
Military Board
Charlestown
Mass
Celtic
Navy Yard
R. BD
Stephenson
A. H. Eberhart
Asbury M. BE
Mr. Butts
Jos
W. Chasey
Clementine Gulick
Harry L
Sohn A. Chasey
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