Evolution Exposition Lectures At Intermedial Hall
Long Branch Teachers Association plans a lecture series by Dr Schmucker of West Chester State Normal School on Evolution A Popular Exposition. Lectures scheduled February 21 28 March 7 14 28 and April 7 with topics ranging from Darwin to embryology and religion. A Traveling Library offers selected books. call Chattle High School for access first come first served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsoulation
Schmucker
Iological Sciences
State Normal School of
West Chester
Charles Darwin
Maynard M. Metcalf
Frank Chapman
Henry Drummond
David Starr Jordan
Frederick Lucas
Lyman Abbott
Howard
Kent
Chattle High School
Das Rheingold Lecture Recital by Ball Explains Ring Saga
Prof F K Ball explained Wagner's Das Rheingold at W S B Parker's residence. The lecture outlines the Nibelung Ring myth, its epic origins, and Wagner's adaptation into a four part cycle rich in music and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagner
F. K. Ball
W. S. B. Parker
Red Bank Woman Severely Injured In Bath Tub Accident
Mrs. Mary Boyd visiting brother John W. Chandler of Oakland Street Red Bank fractured one rib and cracked another after slipping and falling against a bath tub. Ad notices include Cake Sale Saturdays by St James Missionary Society Broadway and Third Ave and entertainment listings for Majestic Theatre and Empire Theatre with changing moving pictures and vaudeville features.
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Mary Boyd
John W. Chandler
Oakland Street
Red Bank
St. James’ Missionary Society
Broadway
Third Ave
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Moving Pictures
City Heads Favor Trade Board Headquarters in City
The Board of Trade last night favored establishing permanent city quarters with a paid secretary to boost Long Branch. The City Headquarters Committee led by William H. Hall recommended moving to the business district, backing a Long Branch Chamber of Commerce with a paid head in charge.
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Board of Trade
Long Branch
William H. Hall
Leon Cubberley
Edward&. Lacour
Hall
Rehm
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce
Lacour
Cubberley
Sev
Borough Recorder Ready 10 Quit at Meeting
Borough Recorder Frank A. Mulford of Fair Haven announced at a mayor and council gathering that he will resign unless provided with a proper headquarters away from his home to hold court. Borough Attorney Philip D. Eliot noted most municipalities provide space. others argued the firehouse is unsuitable for the recorder’s court. The item continues on the sixth page.
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Frank A. Mulford
Fair Haven
Philip D. Eiliot
Henry J. Schneider
van Brant
Recorder's Court
Red Bank Girl Sings at Pleidas Club Benefit
Red Bank resident Misa Myrtle H. Antonides, daughter of D. Mecer and Mia Antonides, earned praise Sunday afternoon singing for the Pleidas Club of New York at Hotel Bero voort Fifth Avenue and 58th Street. Guest of honor was William McAdoo. her teacher Baroness Von Elene contributed to her training. She performed arias from Alda and La Gioconda and a duet from Aida with a leading New York tenor. She has been invited to sing again for Pleidas members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Myrtle H. Antonides
Dmecer
Mia
William H. Antonides
Borden Street
Red Bank
Pleidas Club
New York
Mies Antonides
Robert J. Collier
Wickatunk
Eatontown
Aida
Me. Aloo
Red Bank Board Advances Riparian Rights Move
At a regular Red Bank Board of Commerce session President Daniel H. Applegate named a committee to pursue acquisition of street and riparian rights at Maple Avenue north end with the mayor and council. J Trafford Allen currently in possession. A smoker and entertainment were planned for March 10. Louis Steinberg moved to Red Bank after selling the Central Hotel to Fred Luther, who will auction furniture on September 19 before renovating the hotel at a cost around 6000 dollars.
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Red Bank Board of Commerce
Daniel H. Applegate
Sigmund Eisner
H. C. Talmage
Maple Avenue
J. Trafford Allen
Fiener
James A. Reynolds
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Louis Steinberg
Red Bank
Fred Luther
Luther
St Luke's Lenton Services at St Luke's M. EB Church
Special Lenton services led by Rev. Dr. J. Dobbins explore Jesus in the Home. Services held each night of the week except Saturday at St Luke's M. EB Church with evening programs.
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St. Luke's
St. Luke's M. EB
J. ¥. Dobbins
Jesus
Yacht XL Wing Vreeland Pennant Race Report
The East Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club held its third race of the season yesterday afternoon on a ten mile course. Three boats withdrew due to light wind. First was X. La Time 45 minutes sailed by Carl Mihm, second Spider 59 minutes sailed by Harry Woolley, third Spud 1 hour 10 seconds sailed by Henry Mihm. The My Bill Florence and Fido withdrew. Ad insert mentions Campbell's Arcade Garage and electric clipped horses.
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East Shrewsbury
Favorable Report on District Court Bills Pass Senate
Long Branch court bill passes Senate while opponents addressed in Trenton this morning and advocates praised the merits. The favorable report signals assured passage for the district court legislation with supporters urging swift action amid the session.
Asbury Park District Court Bill Backed by Senate Committee
State House in Trenton reports the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously favoring Assembly bill No. 89 Speaker Taylor's district court for Asbury Park and nearby territory. Advocates say it will expedit e justice and aid litigants. Comparisons note Middlesex and Bergen counties already have multiple district courts. Continued on next page.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Benature Davis
Slocum
Read
Senate Assembly
Taylor
Asbury Park
Anti-Trust Bills Reported Favorably by Legislature
State House reports Governor Wilson anti trust bills advanced by Judiciary committees in the Senate. A Democratic Republican coalition defeats a quick adjournment plan for Lincoln's Birthday. Senate adopts a resolution to adjourn tomorrow. Assembly likewise declines to meet.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Wilson
Lincoln
Nichola
Surprise church group honors couple at home
Mr and Mrs Thomas L Mars receive a surprise visit at 174 Franklin Ave planned by Simpson Memorial M B H Church officials. Forty six members gathered after a week of arrangements by Dr and Mrs Slocum and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hobton. The couple were away honeymooning when bells rang and guests arrived with music, games, and refreshments.
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Thomas L. Mars
Franklin Avenue
Simpson Memorial M. BH. Church
Mars
H. B. Slocum
Arthur Hobton
Simpson Church
Lillian Warden
Emily Maps
Mr.Hobson
Verdict awards $45,000 to husband in love suit
A Monmouth County jury in Freehold awarded Malcolm Buff y, a Washington lawyer, $45,000 against Theo dore L Wilson for alienating Mrs Hutty s affection. The suit, initially for $50,000, followed the 1909 disappearance of Mrs Hutty and her two children from Washington. Wilson was arrested on a train near Asbury Park but released on nominal bail.
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Monmouth County Court
Freehold
Malcolm Buffy
Washington
Theodore L. Wilson
Consolidated Pachange
New York
Wilson
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Girl Fights Off Stranger In Avon Assault
Mary Smock returning to her Avon home on Garlgld avenue near Main street was chased by a strange man. She fought him off, but fell and sustained a deep knee wound requiring four stitches. She remains bedbound for about a week or more.
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Garlgld Avenue
Avon
Mary Smock
Mina Smock
Main Street
James King
Miss Smock
Fifth Avenue
Closs Street
Mise Smock
F. G. Angeny
Memorial Services for Antarctic Vic Time
London Brig Feb 11 The Archbishop of Canterbury and church leaders planned a memorial service for Captain Scott and companions who perished in the Antarctic The service will be held at St Pauls.
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London
Brig
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Scott
St. Paul's
Maine Recorded First Earthquakes Rattle Millinocket
Two distinctive earthquake shocks hit Millinocket Maine early today. The late heavier tremor shattered the Catholic Church foundations and opened a 290 foot long rift in the ground. Clocks stopped and shelves toppled as thunder like rumblings accompanied several second quakes.
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Millinocket
Death of Englishman Dow at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
George Dow, 33, English immigrant from Carlyle Hold London, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Atlantic Highlands after tuberculos is illness. Letters to his parents in England revealed financial hardship and failed efforts to return home. The hospital report noted January admissions and discharges, nine deaths, and improved heating costs. Board by laws amended to shift admissions to medical staff control, and education officials to discuss weekly school child exams at the hospital.
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George Dow
The
Highlands
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Dow
James Dow
Carlyle Hold
London
England
Tie
M Ule
Cempital
Don
Mugland
Amzi M. Posaten
Atlantic Highlands
Board of Governors
Thomas R. Woolley
Miarmi
Pla
Richard H Hingues
W. D Hiarper
John 8. Hoey
R. Hughes
BE. H. Wilcox
William P. Cantwell
Thom
R. H. Hughes
Park M. Woolley
Roop Defeats Flake In Two Mile Lyceum Race
George Roop of Red Bank retained the county roller skating title by defeating Freddie Finke in a two mile race at the Lyceum rink. Roop won by a half lap with a time of 7 minutes 27 seconds, despite turns that slow the pace. The event drew about two hundred spectators and ended with Flake retiring after his right front wheel broke. Henry Attison immediately challenged Roop for a rematch set for Monday night February 4.
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George Roop
Red Bank
Lyceum
Pines
Freddie Finke
Roop
Flake
Kate
Henry Attison
Lyceum Rink
Harry Archer
Shore Branch Court Plans At Board Of Trade Meeting
The Board of Trade will hold a special meeting at City Hall on the 21st to discuss establishing a Shore Branch Court. Leon R. Taylor and Arthur H. Hope will speak, with public attendance. over 600 signers support a branch court location along the shore. Also noted are obituaries and local notices including Mrs. Katherine Cangean Cosgrove’s death and a Red Bank Lodge entertainment ad for March 26.
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Shore Branch Court
Board of Trade
City Hall
Leon R. Taylor
Arthur H. Hope
East Monmouth League
Hope
Taylor
Grand Theatre
Leon Cubberley
Cutcheon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ball
Wagner
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth &J
Trade Board
Townley and Library Halls
Borough Recorder
Air Haven
Council
Fays
George Eugene
Thomas P. Fay
Second Avenue
Qed
Star of the Sea Church
Hyer & Plock
Golden's
Anit
Miss Antonides
Mrs. Collier
Steinbergs
Vreeland Pennant
Campbell's Arcade
North Broadway
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Long Branch Court
Vocates
IRS
John Ryle
Cornelia Foster Oakes
Tinton Ave
Parker
Mrs. Matthew
the Mountain
Dalay
Theodore D. Wilson
Maine
Valentines
Brethrew's
CABLE
Janigha
Mr. Hope
Cosgrove
Katherine Cangean
Henry Cosgrove
Hulick Avenue
Treland
Weiner
St Michael's Church
Green
Superglaretore E Flock
Mt Commetery
Dudley's
Mks
Lymiette
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