First Clash in Hash on War Expected Sunday
Belfast July 10 In open defiance of law 400 Ulster volunteers armed with rifles greet Sir Edward Carson on arrival in London and escort him to Ulster Hall for the first meeting of the Ulster Provisional Government. Carson presided attended by Unionist MPs as tensions rise toward possible hostilities on Boyne anniversary.
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Ulster Volunteers
Sir Edward Carson
London
Belfast
Ireland
Edward Arson
Craig Avon
Ulster Provisional Government
Lord Dondonerry
Craigs
Carson
Ulster Hall
Boyne
Testimony Expanded in Patrolman Martin Case Hearing
City Hall concluded further testimony in the Patrolman Daniel Martin case. Martin facing off duty intoxication charges was represented by Joseph Reilly. Witnesses sworn include Qupt William D Walling Recorder Thomas V Arrowsmith and Mayor Bryant B Newcomb. Commission to review testimony at next Wednesday meeting.
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Daniel
Marin
City Hall
Martin
Joseph Reilly
William D. Walling
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Bryant B. Newcomb
J. L
Fraser Price
Board of Commissioners
Phillips Leatis Golfers Win Silver Cup Match
Phillips Leatis golfers defeated J Campbell Phinips in a special contest at Lok Branch Golf Club yesterday. Danging beat Bernheimer by three up with three to play and Mayer defeated Edward Jomon four up with two to play.
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J. Campbell Phinips
Morris Strauss
Lok Branch
J. J. Danging
BE. G. Bernheimer
Joseph Mayer
Edward Jomon
Rents at Church Street Cottage and Local Notices
North Long Branch station agent Daniel J. Hennedsey rents his Church street cottage to writer J. Moore of 32 Nassau Street New York for the summer. William H. Hill, 78, of Pear Street Red Bank, died last night of paralysis. funeral Sunday at two. interment Fairview Cemetery. Harry C. Fay in charge. William Lacour, Hillside Avenue, improving after a bowels obstruction. Dr A Clark attending. Shoes For All advertised at Goodeney J B Goldenoughs 618 Broadway. Philip B H Coleman and Florence Dahielgon open branch of New York School of dancing at 8 Brighton Ave near trolley. Coleman formerly in Long Branch.
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Daniel J. Hennedsey
North Long Branch
Church Street
J. Moore
Nassau Street
New York
Wm. H. Hill
Wiliam H. Hi
Pear Street
Red Bank
Fairview Cemetery
Harry C. Fay
Philip BH. Coleman
Florence Dahielgon
Assault at Third Avenue Shoe Shop Draws Crowd
Sam Schehel, running a shoe repair shop on Third avenue, was assaulted at work between 9 and 10 last night by Reuben Rosky, a discharged employee. Patrolman Vetter stopped the attack and Rosky was arrested. Swibel suffered facial wounds from a heavy blow and bleeding, with the attacker said to have just returned from New York seeking to confront his former employer.
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Sam Schehel
Third Avenue
Reuben Rosky
Vetter
Swicel
Fie
Rosky
New York
Nna Enteavorea
Fiorella VanCleaf Rites Mark Funeral at Lake Como Residence
A large circle of friends from Lake Como Orange Somerville and surrounding towns attended the funeral of Mrs Fiorella VanCleaf wife of Gilbert VanCleaf Tuesday night. Services at 2 pm at the late residence 226 Hamilton Avenue were led by Rev Walter Dunn of the Lake Como M E Church with Adah Chapter 5 Order of the Eastern Star in charge. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery with pallbearers all Masons and floral tributes including a piece honoring Fiorella. Mrs VanCleaf active with the Monmouth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was greatly missed by her colleagues and family.
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Lake Como
Orange
Somerville
Long Branch
Fiorella VanCleaf
Gilbert VanCleaf
Hamilton Avenue
Walter 8. Dunn
Lake Como M. BE
VanCleaf
Adsh’Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Arlooh Rebekah Degree Lodge
van Cleaf
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary
Adah
Masonic Hall
Edwards
C. A. Eldredge
H.A. Dennett
C. A. Arthur
W. HB
H. Davin, Jr
Thie
VanCleat
Jesus
Gans
Hyer and Fock
Glenwood
Plorella
Florella
Volcum
Wall Castle
C. C. Bible Class
Charles Sexquet
The
pMow
Arthur Yates
Marshall Woolley
William A. Stevens
Ernest Slocum
J. B. White
R Is
James Crean
Cour, Cranmer and Company
Cas
Mirs
Robinson
Banquet plans and bulkhead bill advance at Sea Bright council
Sea Bright charts a large August 12 banquet at Sandiass Bamboo Garden with a 500 guest target. An arrangements committee includes H. C. Soutar and Mayor George W. Elliott. The event features Rector's New York Orchestra, a cabaret show, dancing, and invited dignitaries such as Governor Fielder and Congressman Scully.
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Sea Bright
J. Wilson
Hotel Gordon Fight Leads Cox to Recorder’s Court
Benjamin Cox appeared in Recorder’s Court on a charge of assault and battery brought by Leo Emrich after a dispute at Hotel Gordon. Emrich says Cox grabbed his throat and threw him to the sidewalk. Cox testifies he only moved to disengage. Cox is held on $100 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Benjamin Cox
Recorder’s Court
Leo Enrich
Howard Avery
Hotel Gordon
Cox
Recorder Arrowsmith
Emrich
Avery
Emery
Ed Apt
Joseph Reilly
Red Bank
Sears
Count Ox
Diving Venuses to Ed Babes Hospital Sea Bright Event
Managers of the Babies Hospital at Oceanic arrange a monster entertainment at the Sea Bright Beach Club on July 17. Mrs Mintern and Mrs Durant perform fancy dances on the ballroom floor. Five diving Venuses from Keiths New York will dive in the new pool. Tickets through Mrs Tra Barrows Buena Vista Avenue Sea Bright. It is a major social event of the season.
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Babies Hospital
Oceanic
Sea Bright Beach Club
Mintern
Durant
Keith's
New York
Elks Plan Huge Camden Reunion With 6000 Attendees
Reports to the Elks reunion committee indicate plans for up to 6000 Elks and families gathering in Camden. Lodges from various cities will establish headquarters at hotels and the Elks Home will handle registrations and information. The Jersey Elks Association aims to coordinate entertainments and accommodations for visitors.
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Elks’ Reunion Committee
Eeps
Frank Garrie
Elks
Jersey
Elks’ Association
Ate
Farrel Family Case At Local Church Draws Attention
A fragmented report notes a inquiry into a Farrel linked incident at a Patten Sunday service. Former Rumson Hotel proprietor Catharine and parish clergy are referenced, with reviews held at Triviny Church as investigators examine the scene and clergy figures including Tepe Carmele and Rev. Tremele.
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Filice
Cathenrten
Calito Oy
Arin
Cautwall
la Chaanpe
Tremele
Arraignment of Prisoners in Freehold Court
A group of prisoners indicted by the grand jury were arraigned before Judge Foster. Pleas were entered and trial dates set. Harvey VanDerveer of Matawan pleaded guilty to petty larceny and assault with an attempted rape charge was noted. Herbert Mick of Matawan was remanded on bail. Samuel Austin and Harry Cottrel of Asbury Park faced remand and trial dates in late July.
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Freehold
J Foster
Harvey VanDerveer
Matawan
Abd
Herbert Mick
Sism
Samuel Austin
Naver
Harry Cottrel
Asbury
Freehold dealer arraigned on illegal liquor charge
Burlingworn the Anti Saloon League of New Jersey reports a freehold dealer will be arraigned Thursday on a criminal charge of illegal liquor. The article notes a Ladies’ Night celebration at Strvecenee and mentions over 200 people attending the Red event.
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Strvecenee
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Mr. Lacour
William Lacour
Hillside Avenue
O.na. Clark
Goodeney
J. B. Glodenough
Broadway
Bleyches
Iggault
van Clea
Sea Bright Trade Board
Wilson
Highland Park
Long
Mery Sarool P.m. Rama
Nck
Rey
Monros
Firet
Red Munk
Frank M Jai
Gowera
Inmodae
ED Babes Hospital
Duchess OF Marlborough
Mrs. Belmont
Ile
Camden
Farrel
Fee York
Patten
Rumson Hotel
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