South Shrewsbury club yacht wins pennant race
The North and South Shrewsbury rivers championship started in Red Bank on a 16 mile triangular course. Former Senator Henry 8 Terhune's X-SeN-C defeated Daisy of Red Bank by 9 seconds, with Tyre third and Ingenue out after three quarters. The race began at 10:40 amid a fair wind after a course change due to ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Red Bank Club
Red Bank
Henry
Terhune
Edward Asay
Daisy
Grant
Morford
Tyre
North
Bury Club
J. C. Gibbons
Asher Wardell
John Bates
Charles By Burd
Garry” Mortdses
X 1-N-C
Tyro
Brees
Dry Goode
Jos
Salt
Big Sunday School Elects Officers at St Luke's
Officers and teachers of the Sunday School Association of St Luke's M E Church met for the annual session. The 1068 member body includes officers 21 teachers 79 cradle roll 94 beginners 93 primary 70 junior 249 home 272 and training 8. A net gain of 64 members occurred. Home department superintendent Alicia Newing reported 2834 lessons and 170 in offerings. Total year receipts reached 1544. Continued on third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association of St. Luke's M. E. Church
Alicia Newing
Home Department
Red Bank Gun Club Revived In Red Bank
Red Bank residents revived the Riverside Gun Club with a meeting authorizing Albert L Ivins to rent grounds on Shrewsbury avenue. A committee will buy raps, install them, and build a clubhouse with a tournament planned once ready. The club, dating back 28 or 20 years, will rejoin the New Jersey State Sportmen Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Abert L. Iving
Shrewsbury Avenue
Fair Grounds
Johns. Applegate, Sr
George K. Allen
Edward M. Cooper
Edward von Kattengill
Jubhouse
Riverside Gun Club
Middletown Township
New Jersey State Sportmen's Association
Albert L. Ivins
Brady Slayer 5 Still At Large After Murder Complaint Dismissal
Charles Marquart who faced a murder charge in the Peter Brady shooting was discharged after the complaint was dismissed by Judge Henry Schoenlein. Testimony showed Marquart boasted of the killing and debated in court, with Mrs. Brady and witnesses recounting statements and actions at City Hall during the night of the incident. Marquart pleaded not guilty and remained detained briefly before release. proceedings highlighted conflicting testimonies about who fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brady
Charles Marquart
Annie Brady
Henry Schoenlein
Marquart
Brady
City Hall
Edwards
Wilbanks
Reilly
Bernard McGuire
Michael Conway
Fatal wind accident doubles as Fort Hancock train incident
Sergeant Bernard O Keefe of the Coast Artillery Corps died at the post hospital after a high wind blew him from a government supply train near Fort Hancock Sandy Hook. He fell from the rear platform as the train neared the trestle end and suffered multiple injuries. Coroner Wm H Morris Jr viewed the remains and burial permit was issued for shipment to Baltimore. The Empire Theatre in Red Bank advertises moving pictures and vaudeville acts. Card of thanks to J O U A M and Rev Alfonso Dare follows Truman Warner’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard O'Keefe
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Post Hospital
O'Keefe
Pots Hospital
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Baltimore
Morris
Long Branch Sets March 12 Vote on Commission Government
The city will hold a special election on March 12 to decide adopting or rejecting the Walsh Act commission form. Polls open at the usual blocks with voters urged to participate as the Commission Government League campaigns, coordinates meetings, and seeks party challengers while firemen show mixed opinions.
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Long Branch
Commission
Commission Government League
League
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles F. Sexton
Roosevelt Petition Filed At Trenton
A Feb 24 petition filed in the Secretary of State's office names Theodore Roosevelt for President at the Republican national convention in Chicago. The Second District ballot backs John W. Harris of Mount Holly, with Burlington county signers including Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkinson and County Clerk Harry L. Knight. others from Mount Holly and Medford, Pemberton, Lumberton, and Hainesport sign. The move uses the new German election law provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Chicago
Secretary of State
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. Harris
I Mount Holly
Burlington County
Samuel A. Atkinson
Harry L .Knight
W. Roland Warrick
W. W .Worrell
Hary Hawkins
Board of Freeholders
Grand Jury
Mount Holly
Medford
Pemberton
Lumberton
Hainesport
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey 36 hours
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts cloudiness and rain around Sunday in New Jersey with warmer weather tonight. Observations from Long Branch show yesterday's high 41 and last night’s low 30, with a 24 hour change of plus 4 degrees and a 30.36 barometer. Wind west at 20 miles per hour, humidity about 60 percent in the morning, 48 percent earlier, and a peak wind of 36 miles per hour from the west. One year ago today was clear with a low of 28 and high of 59.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Display Station
North Broadway
Long Branch
Masonic Funeral for Prof Ireland Held in West Long Branch
The body of Prof William B Ireland longtime educator will rest tomorrow in West Long Branch with Masonic rites led by Long Branch Lodge No 78 F and A M. Abacus Lodge No 182 and visiting Washington masons join the ceremonial events with services at the sister's home and at Simpson Memorial M E Church. Remains arrive at Central Station at 8 27, with a funeral train escort from Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ireland
West Long Branch
Long Branch Lodge
Grand Lodge of
New Jersy
Masonic Hall
Abacus Lodge
Washington
Big School Fight in State Senate
The fight over repealing minimum examination clauses of the 1911 school law moves to the Senate after Assemblyman Gill of Trenton pushed through a bill. The Assembly action follows earlier debates, with past Senate support around 13 to 7, reflecting strong but divided views on school examinations across New Jersey. The dispute has mobilized educators and public-school supporters statewide, promising intense Senate debate next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
Assembly
Assemblymeap Gill
Assemblyman
Gill
Fewer Accidents in New Jersey than in Other States
New Jersey recorded 1 118 killed or seriously injured in accidents for the year ending Sept 30 1914. Railroads caused 144 deaths and 98 serious injuries, with other major causes including falls from semifolds and buildings. Factories and work shops accounted for 6738 incidents, and construction injuries were notably high. The report, by Chief Garrison, notes the injury rate per 1000 employed and provides context on employment levels in New Jersey.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Win We
Win C. Garrison
Ghlet
Tnj Ce
Ratus
Contatt Sea4
Iea
Ead
Apong
Linewba
Amomge Wu
Garrison Sgué
Jersey
Rence
Seaman District Steward Elected for St Luke's Church
City Engineer J Wopley Sennen has been elected district steward to represent St. Luke's Church at the district stewards meeting to be held at West Grove in spring. He succeeds the late John Clark Jr. The alternate is Abram 8 Loker eon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.wopley Sennen
St. Luke's Church
West Grove
Man
John Clark, Jr
Abram
Loker Eon
Movement fuels town needs revival of religion
The Men and Religion Movement is highlighted as a major national trend. Rev. J. Q. Lovell of the Presbyterian Church urges men to take strong interest in religion, citing its power to unite and reform society. He notes a New Bedford editorial praising a revival of pure and undefiled religion as essential for Long Branch.
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United States
J. Q. Lovell
Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Red Banker's Horse Confiscated After Cruelty Hearing
James Bennet of Red Bank was fined 5.20 for not providing shelter or care for his horse. State Agent Loyal N Bonhannan and Constable Frank Estelle testified the animal was in poor condition with worn teeth and unable to chew. The horse was turned over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. disposition awaited. William Snyder claimed he sold the horse for 10 to Bennett last December.
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James Bennet
Spring Street
Red Bank
Frank Estelle
Loyal N. Bonhannan
Lakewood
Edward W. Wise
Society For the Prevention
H. R. Clark
William P. Snyder
Union Hotel
Wharf Avenue
Bennett
Thomas Field
Middletown
Township
Fields
Home Team Wins Leong Branch Checker Club Series
Long Branch checker club hosts Red Bank YMCA in a tight clash. Home players outgeneralled visitors and won 16 to 0 in a rapid series. a return match is set for next Thursday night.
Mrs Stratford Dead Funeral Details Incomplete
Mrs Mary Stratford died last night on Ley Street with funeral services set for the following afternoon. William Vice, directed by funeral director John G. Sexton, oversees arrangements as Somer Bera handles the service logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ley Street
William Vice
John G. Sexton
Red Bank Pastor Coming to Preach
Rev. Henry Itomayo will preach at the First I i Church in Red Bank with services at both times Sunday. The retired Baptist Mr. Cross is described as a forceful talker and will join in discussions after the sermon. Bellm and Rothenberg notices indicate medicinal cures and trading posts themed announcements in the local column. BENNETT is invited to attend Dora Bennett’s event at one and two o'clock at Ave town Presbyterian ChurchWayside location referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
Blekkink
First Reformed Church
W. 8. B. Parker
Long Branch
Henry
Itomayo
I i
Mr. Cross
Bennett
Dora Bennett
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South Shrewsbury Club
Two Rivers
Red Bank Today
Alapseo
Tewae
Hon. Henky
Capt
Asner
Wardell
BIG Sunday School
St. Luke’s School
H. P. Bennett
RED Bank Gun Club
Sun
Telegrgan
World and
Staats
J. C. Vebrow
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Jose Ph Rodgers
Picures
Astre
Slayer
Charles
Dead Man
Tran
Empire Theatre
Chas
W. Ritter
Moving Pictures
Gouteville
Aetee
Government League
Roosevelt
Burlington Co
Weather Bureau Forecast
Prof
Ireland
Masons
Masonig, Hall
Frank K., Gano
Prof. Gregory
Christopher Gregory
St. Louis
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
Gregory
Cincinnati
South Shrewsbury Iceboat Club
Board of Trade
Pleasure Bay
Branchlee and Yacht Club
Seaman
Dr. Lovell
James Bennett
Mrs. Stratford
Rothenberg
Double Green Trading
Slukpe
Rotsenberg
Phar
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