Sins of St Patrick and Its Leaders Highlight Philadelphia Origins
Judge Mayer Sulzberger hosted Thomas A Fahy president of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick Philadelphia. Fahy recalled the society founded March 17 1771 with 26 founders including Moylan Barry and Meade. The group now has about 800 members and holds four annual meetings. Fahy favored Governor Wilson over Taft and Roosevelt in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Sulzberger
Pennsylvania
West End
Thomas A. Fahy
The
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Philadelphia
Mr. Fahy
Seventy-Tve
South Broad Street
Fahy
Broadway
Stephen Moylan
Cork
Moylan
Commodore John Barry
Trish Club
George Meade
Meade
Gettysburg
George Washington
U. S
Congress
John Tener
James Wilson
Wilson
Ireland
Taft
Roosevelt
Narrow escape from instant death of Bridge Avenue worker
Frank Dennis of Bridge avenue Red Bank fell from a one story roof at the corner of Me chanic street and Globe Court while helping to pitch the roof. He struck a picket fence, was knocked unconscious for about fifteen minutes, and suffered a badly wrenched right shoulder plus facial and neck cuts. He was taken home by auto and will be laid up for several days before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dennis
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Alice P. Hendrickson
Mechanic Street
Globe Court
Searling, Johnson & Frake Co
Bowling Alleys Reopen At Elkwood Recreation
Elkwood Recreation alleys resume operations for fall and winter after renovations under proprietor Phil L Cohen. Enhanced illumination and updated interiors promised to improve appeal, as the business returns tomorrow evening with new lighting and upgraded facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levers
Elkwood
Phil, L. Cohen
Roosevelt asked for more from Standard Oil funds
Washington Aug 23 John D Archbold head of Standard Oil testified before Senator Clapps committee on the 1904 Republican fund donations He cited two contributions 100000 to Bliss and 25000 to Penrose stating receipts and lack of letters published He said Bliss assured acceptance by Roosevelt and suggested 150000 more might be welcome The hearing drew a large crowd but access was limited to senators representatives and newspaper men The report continues on sixth page and other local notices appear after the main item including a theatre arrest and consumer ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Clapp
Senate
Standard Oil Fund
National Republican Committee
Penrose
Japp
Perrine
Senator Clapp
Mr. Bliss
Senator Penrose
H. H. Rogers
Bliss
Cortelyou
Veterans' reunion plans for 29th New Jersey Volunteers
Executive committee of the Veterans Association of the 29th New Jersey Volunteers met at Captain Mount's Red Bank office to finalize details for the 28rd annual regiment reunion at Eatontown on a Wednesday in September. Pres James Campbell and officers attended with Mrs. Eatontown and Shrewsbury churches invited to dinner at Crescent Hall. The day marks the 50th muster and 23rd reunion, with business in Matontown church and meals served at noon. Morford prepared a concise history of the regiment to be read in the afternoon session, with several notable speakers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran's Association of the 29Th New Jersey Volunteers
Robert R. Mount
West Front Street
Red Bank
Eatontown
James Campbell
G. H. Greene
Charles A. Smith
Port
Monmouth
T. Conover Morford
This City
W. B. Lippincott
Co. A
John 8. Bainton, Sr
Red Bank, Co
Charles Curtis
Shrewsbury Presbyterian
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
Hatontown
Matontown Presbyterian Church
Morford
Finn Co. Contract for Woolley Broadway Store Addition
Joseph Finn and Company secured the contract to build an addition to the Broadway store of W. H. Woolley and Company. Construction has begun and will be carried forward, including laying a cement sidewalk in front of A. B. Stout’s Broadway residence and erecting a stucco wall at the Broadway entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley & Co
Joseph Finn & Co
Broadway
W. H. Woolley & Co
Finn& Co
A. B. Stout
Old Church Harvest Supper Draws Large Crowd
One of the largest crowds on record attended the annual harvest home supper at Old First M. E. Church in West Long Branch. Visitors from Freehold and intermediate points near Spring Lake helped fill the church, with tickets numbering diners to prevent crowding. The event showcased the West Long Branch ladies famed for their meal.
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Old First M
Long Branch
Freehold
Spring Lake
West Long Branch
Elks Club Clam Bake Draws Large Garfield Avenue Crowd
More than 400 guests attended Long Branch Lodge No. 742 BPO Elks clam bake and lawn fete at the Home on Garfield Avenue. The event featured illuminated lawn, long serving tables, a steam piled feast, a 30 member reception committee, and parking crowded with autos as guests from along the shore enjoyed a novel outdoor gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
Garfield Avenue
Lucienne Morrin
Order
Union Picnic of Sunday Schools at Point Pleasant
Plans for a combined picnic of Simpson Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools are set for Clark's Landing Point Pleasant next Tuesday August 27. Activities include land and water sports with contests. Students meet at their church by 8 16 then march to Long Branch for the 843 train to Point Pleasant. Tickets available at reduced fifty cent rate with children half price. friends may accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Clark's Landing
Point Pleasant
Long Branch
Asbury M. E. Church
A. H. Wberhardt
Nermona
North Long Branch Methodist Church
Bergleard
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey period ending Saturday
The United States Weather Bureau predicts fair weather for tonight and Saturday in New Jersey with cooler temperatures tonight and a moderate to brisk westerly wind. Morning readings show 72 degrees, humidity at 82 percent at 6 am and 65 percent at 10 am, with a 29.65 barometer at 8 am and 25 mph gusts earlier. past 24 hours highs and lows ranged between 69 and 82 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
District Attorney Says Letty Louie Identity Confirmed
District Attorney Whitman announced that Letty Louie, sought in Rosenthal's murder, is in a large city near the Rocky Mountains and will be brought to New York early next week. He affirmed the man’s identity and his capacity to transport him, without detailing the case. A single gunman, Horowitz known as Gyp the Blood, may be connected to the sensational gambling web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Whitman
Letty Louie
Rosenthal
Rocky Mountains
Lefty Louis
Horowitz
Blizzard Choure for Borough Mayor
A citizens meeting at Monmouth Beach Casino endorsed William Blizzard for mayor with Johnson and Ross for council, McWood Jr. for collector, and George Robbins for assessor. The gathering, attended by 75 residents, discussed borough issues including sewer plans and sought cross party support for the November election. Mayor Manahan’s future remained undecided and no sewer contract was in place as bidders withdrew.
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William Blizzard
Johnson
William Ross
John McWood, Jr
Assensor
George Robbins
Monmouth Beach
Bayard
Dominick
John McAnemey Weachoven
McWood
Bligzard
Bilssard &Cook
Ite Dealers
Jesse P. Manahan
Manahan
Keansburg Resident Held For Grand Jury
Keansburg resident William A. Gehlhaus, president of New Point Comfort Beach Company, was arrested by Red Bank Constable William Chandler on two charges. The accusations involve depositing animal and decayed vegetable matter on Mrs. Isabelle Phillips property in Marlboro Township and dumping privy refuse into a pond used for winter ice harvest. (Continued on Fourth Page.) Shirt waist dance at Ocean Park Casino tomorrow night. Best automobile tires at Townley Co Park. One third off clothing at Ocean Park Theatre. Motion pictures change daily at Adley Co. Everything reduced during sale. Park 106 Art Alteration Sale.
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William A. Gehlhaus
New Point Comfort Beach Company
Keansburg
William Chandler
Red Bank
Isabelle Phillips
Molmdel
Ocean Park Theatre
W. Wool
Visiting Plumbers and Local Union Outfit Crowd
Visiting plumbers from Englewood and a delegation from Pinglewood will join Local Union No. 263 for an annual outing at Newbold's wood tomorrow, prompting extra catering and prize distributions from Chicago. Also notes include Taft signing the Hughes bill, a court disorderly conduct case, Keansburg baby parade entries, and an Ocean Park shirtwaist dance with auto tires advertised by A M Townley & Co.
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Englewood
Newbold
Red Bank
Pinglewood
Chicago
Union
U. A
The
Woods
Phil Daly
T the Depot
Lawn fete honors Queen A M Court noted guests
A lawn fete last night at Miss Emma Wallace's Trankiff avenue home celebrated Queen Elizabeth I and her court with two invited guests Chester Dennis and John B Hoey. Nellie Smith led dancing and a grand late hour spread. Mrs John H Parker heads Children’s Carnival planning to host the queen, court, and others at her West Side home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Thes Court
Chester Dennis
John
Hoey
Emma Wallace
Wallac
Trankiff Avénue
Misa Nellie Smith
Monmouth County Democrats See Broad Field of Nominees
Prospects of a Democratic victory in Monmouth county look good as eleven candidates seek the Democratic nomination for five Board of Freeholders seats and three for the Assembly. No Republicans have yet announced county office bids while several names surface in opposition to current Freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Board of Freeholdersy
Assembly
Monmouth
Board of Freeholders
Theupal Maries
A. McCabe
Asbury
Pang
Fred
Hurley
Neptune Township
Walter B. Connor
Nevesias
Daniel Rankin
Fair Haven
Edward Parry
Mata
Joseph Dork
Donahay
Saha
David
Crater
Witvon
Leon R. Taylor
Avon
John L. Sweeney
Atlantic Highlands
Harry G. van More
Oakhurst
Benjamin F
Brown
Matawan
Hinge
Congrete
Republcan
Thomas J. Scully
Perth Amboy
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Sulzberger
D Bank
Grand Rapids
Jacob Steinbach
Hollywood ‘Horse Show Grounds
Pittsburgh Giants
Isays Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Giant Concern
Dodd
Broadway Patrol
Broadway Theatre
Walter Rosenberg
Mr. Rosenberg
Recorders Court
Rosenberg
Recorder Arrowsmith
Fulton Corset Shop
Fulton Corset
Ocean Park
Hazlet
Keyport
N. J
John Jewett
Plaindeld
Rite’ Cit Nl
Veterans’ Association
A. M. Townley & Co
Empire
Fred V. Bowers
Annie jHart and Company of Four
Elks' Clambake
Garfield’ Avenue
Antlers
Weather’ Bureau Forecast
Philip Schmidta
West
Lefty Louie
the Rockies
Blizzard Choure
Ross
W. A. Seas
Ocean Park Casino
Hughes
Industrial Commission
White Street
Lawrence B. Newman
Samuel Osborne
Recorder’s Court
Erflekaon
Nick Puligano
G. Shapiro
M. Coleman
T. Broody
Keann Baby
Shirt Walat
Queen AM
Miss Wallace
Last Wight
M. Plewzvinske
Uperairs
Alexander
Jacob Steinbsch’s
Gifford, Lacour
Fet. & Co
Chandler & Ee
7Th Ave
Benne
Seek’ CO
Micchael
Jel Michael
George Siebert
Morrisburg
Penn
Jeaae Bearling
Montclair
Alexander McConaéll
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