Roosevelt party completes jungle trip in safety
Col Roosevelt Kermit and Edmund Heller return to Gondokoro Sudan after a Nile hunting and scientific expedition. A native drowned after falling into the river. Roosevelt party dived to aid but all escaped harm. The party was greeted by native bands and a flag carrying escort.
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Roosevelt
Gondokoro
Sondan
Upper Nile
Col. Roosevelt
Kermit
Edmund B. Heller
Nile River
Mr. Loring
Kermi
Loring
Sudan
Theodore Roosevelt
Keriba
Roosevelt Embarks for Cairo After Nile Expedition
The Roosevelt party left Nimule Uganda on May 7 and a Kinera company brought news of their safety to Gondokoro. They will ride the sirdar’s launch down the Nile to Khartum about March 6, spend three days there, then travel to Cairo. Mrs Roosevelt will meet her husband and son in Khartum. London plans Roosevelts Romanes lecture at Oxford on May 18 with royal attention at Buckingham Palace.
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Roosevelt
Nimule
Uganda Protectorate
Kinera
Gondokoro
Nile
Khartum
Kharum
Cairo
Oxford
London
Oxford University
England
Edward E
Buckingham Palace
Mrs Allen Dead Wife of New Jersey Southern Conductor
Mrs Mary R Allen wife of George H Allen a New Jersey Southern Railroad conductor died at 3 05 this morning at her home 176 Monmouth avenue after five years of illness including a cancerous growth curvature of the spine and sciatic rheumatism Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm from her home conducted by Rev Furman A DeMaris and Rev Dr J F Shaw Burial under funeral director William H Morris Jr She leaves husband brothers and sisters and no children local society members among her affiliations born at Port Monmouth Belford fifty nine last September married January 1 thirty nine years ago details of survivors included
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N. J. Southern R. R
Mary R. Allen
George H. Allen
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Monmouth Avenue
Allen
Matawan
Ira Barnes
South Amboy
Franklin Allen
Vincentown
Carpenters Hear Mr Shield in Church Series
Rev Frederick K Shield preaches to the Carpenters and Joiners Union at First Reformed Church next Sunday evening on The man Outside and Why He is Not in the Church. It begins a series on that subject. Sunday morning he speaks on Paying the Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Shield
Carpenters and Joiners Union
First Reformed Church
Mr. Shield
Washington's Birthday Tea At Red Bank Church
A Washington's Birthday tea will be held in the Red Bank First Methodist Church lecture room next Tuesday night under Sunday School auspices with an entertainment. On March 10 the Ladies' Aid Society will sponsor a supper. The Elias Asie cottage at Hi beron and Park avenues is undergoing improvements, with a four room addition being built by contractors White & Coyne.
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Red Bank First
Elias Asie
Hiberon and
Park Avenues
White & Coyne
Edwards Appointed Township Counsel in Eatontown
Eatontown Township Committee last week named William L. Edwards township counsel at 375 annually. No appointment since the death of James Steen. Edwards has offices in the post office building in Long Branch. Also notes include the Neptune game Friday night and a 3 mile race, Chelsen Rink, with prices on the last page. The honey bees teach cooperation. hear about it at St. Luke's M E Church tonight admission 10 cents.
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Eatontown
William L. Edwards
James Steen
Edwards
Long Branch
St. Luke's M. BE
Dr. Reed
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
Two Hospital Deaths in Ocean Grove Area
Ocean Grove woman Annie Donnell aged 76 died after pneumonia at her home 81 Carmel Way. She owned three houses in Ocean Grove and was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where she died following delays and a forced entry to her home. Survived by a sister and several nieces in Brooklyn. Also Ida May Johnson 45, wife of William Johnson of Asbury Park, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from cancer. she leaves a daughter Bessie Johnson.
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Ocean Grove
Carmel Way
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Annie Donnell
Miss Donnell
Ninth Avenue
Brooklyn
Ida May Johnson
Willam Johnson
Asbury Park
Bessie Johnson
Pound Fishermen Fight New Jersey Noise Law
Pound fishermen oppose a New Jersey Assembly bill regulating motor boats and noise suppression. The measure would require mufflers on gas powered boats and affect river craft, prompting petitions with over 200 signatures from North Jersey shores. Local crews argue nighttime engines create noise but the law would force boat reconstructions and affect pound operations.
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New Jersey Assembly
Ness
Atlantic Highlands
North Jersey
Galilee
Lodge Heads High Food Price Probe
Senate committee chaired by Senator Lodge to probe commodity price increases includes Gallinger Smoot McCumber Crawford on the Republican side and Clark Simmons on the Democratic side. Vice President Sherman announced the seven member panel after Elkins's opposition and later hints of political maneuvering amid Lodge's re election bid.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Sherman
Lodge
Gallinger
Smoot
McCumber
Crawford
Clark
Simmons
Elkins
Hikins
Likins
New England
Aldrich
Steve
Mr. Elkins
West Virginia
Jersey Officials Plan Talks on Cold Storage
Jersey City officials announce meetings in Trenton and New York to consult with the State Board of Health and Dr. Harvey T. Wiley on cold storage conditions and their effect on foodstuffs. Prosecutor Garven to confer with New York District Attorney Whitman to aid in understanding high living costs and premiums on cold stored goods.
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Jersey City
James W. MeCarthy
Hudson County
New Jersey
Trenton
State Board of Health
George T. Vickers
New York
Harvey
T. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Garven
Whitman
Sermon on Repentance at Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday morning the second sermon of the Lenten series will be preached by the church pastor. The topic is Repentance and its meaning to all. Evening service follows at 7 30.
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Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park Officer Attacked During Arrest Attempt
Asbury Park Police Lieutenant Jacob Borden was severely injured when Irving Brown assaulted him at Ham Pharmacy on Main Street while ejecting three men. Borden suffered facial wounds, a missing tooth, and needed stitches. Brown was arrested after being found near the scene and claimed an alibi.
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Asbury Park
Jacob Borden
Main Street
Irving Brown
Ham
Potts
Brown
Belmar
Frank Rowland
Patten Denies Changes at New York and Long Branch Steamship
Thomas G. Patten president of the New York and Long Branch Steamship Company says there have been no changes in officers or stock transfers in the past two years. He dismisses rumors of shifts or resignations and affirms his intent to remain at the helm indefinitely as he supports local pier and shore attractions. He notes no knowledge of a Merchanté Steamboat Company and calls rumors unfounded.
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Thomas G. Patten
New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company
New York
Patten
Mr. Patten
Long Branch
Senator Tillman Dying Causes Addled Update
Washington reports Senator Tillman in failing health and unconscious, with family summoned as medical status worsens. Friday features include the Chattle-Neptune Game and a missionary tea at the Reformed Church parsonage with Mies Stout enbergh from New York presenting work and refreshments. Patriotic entertainment at First Baptist Church slated for February 22 with tickets at 15 cents.
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Reformed Church Parsonage
Mies Stoutenbergh
New York
First Baptist Church
Fall weather and winds with chilly night forecast
Fall night and Saturday colder with high northwesterly winds diminishing. $26.00 reward for a gold seal ring with coat of arms owned by Henry Munro of Branchport. Cake sale by St James Missionary Society at Scobey's store Saturday afternoon. Lord Stir Missionary cake sale at Scobey's ling 1%, cigars. For sale everywhere. TNT or Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Menry Munro
Branchport
St. James’ Missionary Society
Scohey’s
Lord Stir
Scobey's Ling
TNT
Scobey'’s
Former New Monmouth Man Dead at 72
Thomas Benjamin Griggs Roberts longtime Continental Fire Insurance Company administrator died at his New York home after Bright’s disease He was born in New Monmouth and educated at Colgate University A Civil War veteran his survivors include two sons Raymond and a daughter Lucy and another daughter married to Rev Robert Fisher Also mentions Mrs Strahan’s recovery from grip illness and a separate Eatontown marriage notice and local Homicide case with Robert Mountjoy and Thomas Seward in a shooting death near Tinton Falls Road Planned jail hearing pending.
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Thomas Benjamin Griggs Roberts
Continental Fire Insurance Company
West Highty-fifth Street
New York
Bright
Ele
New Monmouth
Colgate University
Thomas Roberts
Raymond Roberts
Misa Lucy Roberts
Robert Fisher
Methuen, Mass
Eatontown
David Livingston
Tinton Falla
George A. Steele
James Lynch
Robert Mountjoy
Thomas Seward
Mountjoy
Seward
Livingston
Tinton Palla Avenue
Lynch
Bob
Mamma
Andrew Albright
Lewis Livingston
Maxwell
Town Hall
Little
Red Bank
Squire Sickles
Big 100F Meeting at Arioch Lodge District 39
Three Linkers of District No 39 gather at Arioch Lodge No 77 I O F on Saturday March 12 with Grand Master T Elvin English and staff visiting to mark the sixty second anniversary of the lodge A district meeting will hear reports from lodges between Sea Bright and Belmar District Deputy Grand Master George Manson will preside Past Grands Association of the 89th district led by D H Woolley will attend The association has 53 members with three added at Sea Bright meeting last Tuesday evening Also noted Philip Colemans Monday evening dancing class invites for a Washingtons birthday reception at Townley Hall on Feb 21 after the lesson holders may join a special dance and flag cotillion A large eel weighing 4 ½ pounds and nearly a yard long was speared in Shrewsbury last Thursday by Edward Hawkins of Fair Haven The eel was sold to a Red Bank naturalist for fifty cents
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Arioch Lodge
T. Elvin English
Sea Bright
Belmar
George Manson
Oakhurst
Grands Association
D. H. Woolley
Philip Coleman
Townley Hall
Shrewsbury
Edward Hawkins
J. A. Hawkins
Fair Haven
Red Bank
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Broadway
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Kermit Roosevelt
Carpenters
Asie
Phillip Schmidt
Chattle
Neptune
Hayes
Johnson
Chelsen
Philip Schmidt
Butcher
Bodine
Saks Avenue
James Guire
California
John Guire
Sisters Hospital
Sunset Boulevarde
Los Angeles
Ryan
Ryan's
Brighton Avenue
Parais
Chattle Neptune
Chelsea
Joseph Salz
Senator Elkins
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jersey
the Presbyterian Church
Patten Line
Tillman
Senator Tilman
Recs
Dally Record
Tinton Falls Road
Steele
Mrs
Charles Strahan
Principal Strahan
John F. Winter
Michael Winter
Gussie Klemm
Baltimore
Wainright
Walter Wainright
Ministerial Association
Brethren
Chaleen Rink
Pride of Hollywood Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Weather Bureau
W. D. Martin
North Broadway
Neptune Game
Rae
Charles Drake
the Daily Record
John G.sacco & Sons
South Seventh Avenue
Lang Branch
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