Moose Lodge Grows as Red Bank Unit Expands
About four score members attended Red Bank lodge No. 1186 Loyal Order of Moose meeting in Eintracht Hall. Seven new members were initiated. The lodge has about 200 members with 23 more elected to join next week. Initiation fee rises from 5 to 10 dollars after the charter list closes next Tuesday. Plans include a first annual ball on March 17 and a move to Kellys Hall on Monmouth Street starting February 4, a march to new quarters preceded by a brass band.
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Red Bank Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Eintracht Hall
William R. B. Warwick
Edwin V. Brown
Charles H. Everdell
Raymond Coyle
Benjamin B. Bowman
Charles E. Woods
Walter Mahns
Red Bank
Joseph Tomlinson
Lincroft
St. Patrick's
Oceanport Woman Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Oceanport resident Emiline VanBuskirk sister of the late Judge Fitsgerald was arrested by Officer William H. Antonides for drunken and disorderly behavior near the fountain at Broad and Front streets. She was jailed overnight, held for a hearing before Acting Recorder Theodore Suiffen, and fined $3 before release.
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Oceanport
Emiline VanBuskirk
Fitsgerald
Red Hawk
William H. Antonides
Fountain Corner
Broad
Front
Theodore
Suiffen
Borough Hall
VanBuskirk
Red Bank
Federal Grand Jury Opens January Term in District Court
Judge Crogs presided as federal grand jury was charged with standard instructions. Foreman T Frank Appleby of Asbury Park led jurors from multiple towns including Dennett’s Mills Holly Beach Paterson Belmar Trenton Jersey City and more as civil and admiralty calendars were called. Petit jury summoned for tomorrow for civil trials.
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United States District Court
Joseph Crogs
Crone
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Harry KR. Appleet
Dennett's Mills
William HH. Bright
Holly Beach
Robert D. Buckley
Paterson
William H. Banford
Belmar
Obadiah C. Bogardus
Keyport
William J. Conover
Trenton
Walter J. Dill
Mt. Holly
Daniel Chase
Amboy
Charles H. Cranmer
Manahawken
Walter M. Dear
Jersey City
William H. Dandy
Simon Gerson
Leslie L. Hand
New Egypt
George J. Hopper
Barnegat
Henry B. Kummel
Charles N. King
William B. Lattue
Bound Brook
Charles II
Levy
George R. Abrams
Vincentown
Thomas A. Mathis
Henné
Lewis Pervide
D. Harris Smith
Salem
Cross
Bellstab
Record of a Louisville dancer comments on a record
The simmer belle says she does not expect to equal the twelve rides record but notes she has danced six times. The quote appears in the Louisville Courier Journal.
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India
UNC eTen
Louisville Courier Journal
Ships rushed to stop massacres near Vera Cruz
United States forces accelerate response as violence surges in Vera Cruz and Veracruz region. The cruiser Dios Moses and the gunboat Wheelin/ Wheelie Wis move toward Mexican ports while Annapolis and Denver pursue orders. Ambassadors and business leaders relay terror reports as rebels burn bridges near Saltillo and federal troops redeploy toward Mexico City.
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Tip Sen Tigfers
Cole
Mentonie
Americuie
Mivire
Mexico
Vera Crus
United
Dios Moses
Madero
Wheelie Wis
Key West
Henjamin
Hutehiusen
Theeellenn Langer
Acapulcy
Win Project
Carlig
Annapolis
San Diego
Denver
Henry Lane Wilson
Ousitor
Otheers
Republic
Vera Crag
Vera Cruz
Mesteo
Genertl Aguilar
Cordaba
San Luis Potosi
National
Sait Elena
Saltilo
Laredo
Saltillo
City of Mexico
Bachelor Girls to Wed Nine B A Students of Wellesley
Nine Wellesley college seniors soon to receive bachelor of arts degrees plan marriage as soon as graduation. Brides include Richer Burbank of East Milton Engaged to Dr Revel Benson of New York Carol S Prentice of New York to Otis Williams Amherst graduate Edna Swope Seymour Indiana to Frederick Shepard Jr Boston Dorothy McDonnell to Randall Cremer late Institute of Technology instructor Helen Richardson Brigh ton to Norman Southworth Harvard 11 Edith Montgomery Rochester NY to George Simmons Williams alum Edith Besse to Edwin J Holmes HarvardMiss Pauline Miter and Arthur C Seeley Meriden Conn comprise the ninth couple.
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Wellesley
Boston
Wellesley College
Richer Burbank
East Milton
Revel Benson
New York
Carol S. Prentice
Otis Williams
Amherst
Edna Swope
Seymour
Ind
Frederick Shepard, Jr
Dorothy McDonnell
Randall Cremer
Institute of Technology
Helen Kb, Richardson
Brighton
Norman Southworth
Harvard
Edith Montgomery
Rochester
Will Maney
George Simmons
Williams
Alice Merrill
George W. Lewis
Marvard
Tith Besse
Edwin J. Holmes
Pauline Miter
Arthur C. Seeley
Merifen
Conn
Girls Jump From Factory Fire Window Into River
Three girls leapt from the fifth floor of the Burdett Sweat factory in Columbus into the Scioto River and swam to shore as firemen policemen and onlookers aided them. Flood conditions delayed river rescue. In Liverpool a steamship named Mistermoye ran ashore and broke in two with crew and passengers rescued after near disaster.
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Columbus
Dan
Burdett Sweat Mad Company
Scioto
Liverpool
Mistermoye
Baltinore
Yen
Dr Harry Lane Elected U S Senator by Oregon Legislature
Dr Harry Lane is elected United States Senator by the Oregon legislature. The result follows a vote among state lawmakers marking Lane as the new federal representative for Oregon.
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Oregon le Ae
United States
Harvey Lane Af Porthend
Oregon
Ddrmthan Bourne
Tr Cane
Fempetroiti
Thiel
Ten - Sodding
Republica
Benatér Bourne
Pool in Steel Rails Admitted by Corey
New York report shows Willam Ellis Carey testifying in the government case to dissolve United States Steel admitting an international steel rail pool formed in the 1910s. He said the pool continued into the late 1910s under James Farrell and involved England Germany France and U S steel interests. The price of steel rails remained at 280 per ton despite other swings and a distribution plan divided neutral-country tonnage among five nations.
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New York
Willam Ellis Carey
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
Jiaimés
AL Farrell
Corey
Farr
Hiaz
Farrel
England
Germany
France
Seldum
Seaboard
Agin
J. M. Dickinson
Marvell
Widow sues heirs over Stephens estate fraud claim
Mrs Clarinda Stephens widow of Henry Stephens sues the heirs of Henry Stephens Jr in district court Duluth Minn alleging she was defrauded from a one third share in Minnesota timber and mineral holdings worth about 3 million dollars. Deeds given to the son by misrepresentation are challenged and named defendants include the Oliver Iron interests.
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Henry Stephens
Duluth
Minn
Lake
St. Louis
Stepheis
Clarinda Stephens
Detroit
Henry Stephens, Jr
Minnesota
Stephens
Oliver Iron Oterae Ua
Louisville Bank Closed by State Bank Commissioner
Louisville bank records show the Commercial Bank and Trust Company closed by the state banking commissioner. Deposits total about $700 000 and depositors are said to be paid in full.
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Louisville Bank
Louisville
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Bride Recieves Telegrams After Gould Shepard Wedding
Helen Miller Gould and Finley J. Shepard wed at Lyndhurst after a private ceremony. Messages of congratulations poured in from around the world, with over a thousand telegrams arriving as guests and staff hosted the event at the estate. Guards monitor the Lyndhurst estate while gifts are secured in the safe.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Lyndhurst
Tappan Zee
Miss Gould
Wessenger Boys
Shep
Mr. Shepard
Peter L. Shepard
New Haven Hospital
Finley
Helen
Fights insanity case over Totten commitment bid
White Plains New York applicant seeks court order to commit Ellsworth Totten of North Pelham to Studson River State hospital as an insane person. Totten has hired counsel to contest the move amid alleged delusions about drugged food, risk of paralysis in a bathtub, hypnosis and alleged Christian Scientist influence.
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White Plains
N. Y
Dan
Platt
Ellsworth Totten
North Pelham
Studson River State Hospital
Totten
Governor Blease Bill Seeks Racial Teaching Ban
On governor Blease recommendation a bill has been introduced in South Carolina legislature to prohibit white people from teaching negroes. It targets schools run by northern missionaries and churches.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Blease
Jersey Oysters Under Scrutiny Amid Health Alarm
Dr. R B Fitz Randolph reports on oyster safety amid US government attacks on New Jersey bivalves from Shrewsbury to Maurice River Cove. He notes polluting waters raise typhoid risk, outlines the industry’s size, leased grounds, and state patrols, and details plans to sample Maurice River, Greenwich piers, New York Bay, and other waterways over the next four years.
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R. B. Fitz Randolph
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Pure Food and Drug
State Board of Health
Stiles
United States
Randolph
New Jersey
Maurice River Cove
Delaware Bay
Atlantic Coast Line
Sandy Hook Bay
Kill von Kull
Newark Bay
Maurice River
Jersey
Greenwich
Delaware
New York Bay
Raritan River
Navesink
Shrewsbury
Tuckerton
West Creek
Atlantic
Cape May
Masquerade Ball Success at Lyceum by Hebrew Ladies
The Second Annual Masquerade Ball of the Independent Hebrew Ladies Sick Benefit Association drew a large crowd at the Lyceum last night. Dennett’s Orchestra played. Prizes were awarded. twenty numbers in a two part program. John Coles led the floor with aides Harry Goldstein Max Levy Abe Goldhart and George Barschofsky. The arrangement committee included Mrs Yetta Barschofsky Mrs Fanny Arenwald Mrs Ida Brodie Mrs Ida Wolf Mrs Rebecca Sharkowitz Mrs Levin and Mrs Anna Swartz.
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Independent
Hebrew Ladies’ Sick Benefit Association
Independent Hebrew Ladies’ Sick Benefit Association
Lyceum
Dennett
John Coles
Harry Goldstein
Max Levy
Abe Goldhart
George Barschofsky
Yetta Barschofsky
Fanny Arenwald
Ida Brodie
Ida Wolf
Rebecca Sharkowitz
Levin
Anna Swartz
Red Bank real estate wins noted in two deals
In Red Bank, W A Hopping sold Robert T Smith house on Maple Avenue near Irving Place to Prof Webster R Waulkey of New York City Public School system. The 10 room home on a 50 by 250 foot lot will transfer mid March with undisclosed price. Also Mrs Joel E McQueen buys Willis A Claytons Waverly Place house for 4000 dollars. 10 rooms and modern improvements with alterations planned before possession. Also mumps cases and recoveries reported among local residents.
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New Yorker
R. T. Smith
J. E. McQueen
W. A. Clayton
Red Bank
W. A. Hopping
Robert T. Smith
Maple Avenue
Irving’ Place
Webster R. Waulkey
New York City
Waulkey
Joel E. McQueen
Spring
Mechanic Strets
Willis A. Clayton
Waverly Place
McQueen
Public Service Electric Company
Sorry He Asked Her in Chicago Tribune Style
A humorous exchange about Jack and his wife testing each other’s grammar and behavior. He asked how they get along and she keeps him in line by correcting him when he goes wrong. Tex.
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Jack
Tex
Chicago
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