Salvation Army Leader James Dinwoodie Dies in Columbus
James M. Dinwoodie 47 prominent Salvation Army officer died last night at 7:25 after over a year of illness at Salvation Army headquarters Columbus place bis city He served twenty four years in the Army with posts in the West Middle West and East Born in Manchester England he came to the United States at age four Survived by wife Clara a son William and daughters Evelyn Veretta and Ethel two brothers and two sisters Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from Ashbury M E Church with Col Brengle officiating Interment at Kersits Cemetery New York Funeral Director John G Sexton entrusted with arrangements
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William Dinwoodie
St. Paul
Margaret Beldon
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Ten year old drowned at clay pit in Asbury Park
Albert Conover ten, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Conover of 408 Church Street Asbury Park, drowned when he slipped from a raft plank in a water filled clay pit at the Drummond brickyard. Roger Vannote nine notified his mother. Walter Skillman assisted and brought the body to surface twenty minutes after submersion. Dr. R. Bennett and Coroner Dillon examined the scene.
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John Conover
Church Street
Asbury Park
Drummond Brickyard
Roger Vannote
Conover
Whitesville
Walter Skillman
R. & Bennett
Thomas 8. Dillon
Belmar
Esteemed Organist Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
MTS, A. Furstow, a renowned organist from St. Luke's M E Church, had an appendicitis operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital this morning. The procedure is reported very successful. Mrs Parslow has prepared for the operation for months. Marty Finn of Borden's Milk is recovering from a toe injury after an ice cake caused amputation and is now using crutches.
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A. Furstow
St. Luke's M/ E
Monmouth Memorial Hospitals
Parslow Hee
Marty Finn
Borden's Milk Company
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Cups and contests mark St Luke's Sunday school picnic
Donations from Mrs J H Parker and Marshall Woolley fund cups for boys and girls at St Luke's Sunday school annual picnic at Clark's Landing Polat Pleasant next month. A dancing contest at The Camp Long Branch for the Pompey cup is set for Tuesday August 18 at 10 30 oclock.
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Marshall Woolley
St. Luke's
Clark's Landing
Polat
Pleasant
Camp Long
J. F. Murphy
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Long Branch damages awarded in pierce ear tagging case
Mrs. Jennie Parker won $200 and costs against John Hall health officer of Long Branch for tagging her cows without permission, causing ear injuries and alleged milk depreciation. Trial spanned the day with defense disputing harm to value. Hall testified tagging followed a state milk supervision plan.
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John Hall
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Hell
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New York
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Department of Agriculture
State of New Jersey
Paralyzed Man Hurt Segwaying Through Beach Breaker
W A Brown of Buffalo New York was paralyzed from the waist down after attempting to ride a breaker at Highland Beach. He twisted into the sand and flipped, becoming motionless in the sea. Onlookers carried him to the Sand Stage pavilion for care before transport to Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Red Bank youth dies after Perth Amboy ferry crash
Sidney Davis 19 of Red Bank dies at St Vincent's Hospital after a head on collision between his motorcycle and a Brooklyn driven car. Davis rode off the Perth Amboy ferry at Tottenville last night. he left a widow and small child.
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Namur and Nancy News in European War
Namur Belgium and Nancy France are key early battle cities in the European war. After Liage Belgium fell to German occupation, a push toward Namur is anticipated. Nancy lies on the Meurthe near the German border and serves as a base for French operations in Alsace Lorraine.
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Two Arrests for Opium Dens in City
Detective Captain Walling led a two man raid at about two in the morning, arresting Octavius Bacon at 5 First Avenue and Joseph A. Washington at Bell Cottage, First Avenue. In Bacon’s home a full opium setup and about a pound of opium were found along with a wife believed to be Bacon’s. Washington’s dwelling yielded a pipe and related items.
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Joseph A. Washington
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City Hall
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Walling
Washington House
Dete Tive Wailing
Becon
Wife dies from bullet wounds in jealous murder suicide
Susan Widdew a colored woman is shot three times by husband Theodore Widdew who then killed himself. She dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from a fractured spine after being torn from Mrs Frasier’s arms in Allenturet where she worked as a maid. Postmortem notes list bullets entering the neck and spine. Police move to Morris morgue on Broad Street.
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Widdaw
Husbard
Theodore Widdew
Allerburs
Monmouth Memorial
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Notices under this heading will be re serted
The funeral services of the late Charles A Blaindel will be held at First Reformed Church on Tuesday, August 1st, at 3 30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend as published in the Daily News.
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Publi Utilities Board
Neptune
Monrmouth County Water Company
J. F. Murphy
Q. Gedy
First News From Geran Capital I in Week Tell
Rumors report Wilhelm of Germany with the general staff reaching Mainz as the front lines in Belgium push forward. London dispatches say the Adriatic fleet has engaged, sunk ships near Cattaro, while Pola remains a base for Austrian cruisers in retreat. Pope Pius X is ill with war worries.
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