Death of Edward W. Methot in Red Bank Hawaii or Hilo
Edward W. Methot 74 a bachelor died at Red Bank after heart rheumatism while living at East Front street He moved from Canada to Red Bank four years ago He was a banker and former president of the Caisse de Conservative Bank Quebec for twenty years Coroner Harry Fay viewed the body and permitted burial Funeral arrangements by Harry Pay are not yet complete.
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W. Flemming
Edward W. Methot
East Front Street
Red Bank
William Sayre
Methot
Harry C. Fay
Harry
Canada
Redlank
Homer Methot
Mr. Methot
St. Croix
Caisse de Conomie Bank
Quebec
Mexican Mediation Plan Remains Secret in Washington
Washington officials refused to reveal details of the Administration's Mexican mediation plan. President Wilson spoke with Justice Lamar by long distance and Secretary Bryan sent coded telegrams to the Niagara Falls commission. Officials would only say final instructions were issued and pressed for Carranza in talks, warning premature publicity could jeopardize results.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Washington
Db. C
Wilson
Justice Lamar
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Lyceum Alumni Enrolls Fifty Seven Members
The Lyceum Alumni Association, recently organized, has enrolled fifty seven members. Jerald Cougland is the first president with Miss Irene Mahar as vice president, Miss Jennie Finley secretary, and Martin Rafferty treasurer. Members plan mutual socializing and occasional literary exercises, meeting at the Lyceum the first Monday of each month.
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Lyceum Alumni Association
Jerald Cougland
Irene Mahar
Jennie Finley
Martin Rafferty
Lyceum
Revised figures fix lot of dead
The British Nag was at half staff as Quebec mourned when the funeral ship Lady Grey, escorted by the Essex, arrived with 188 of the dead from the Empress of Ireland sinking. Many coffins bore messages. bodies were mutilated or bruised. Twenty-five were babies. twenty-one were identified and left at Rimouski.
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Phich
Quebec
Lady Grey
Essex
Tree Land
St Lawrence
Rimouski
Forty coffins hold Empress of Ireland victims in Quebec shed
In Rimouski and Quebec a long shed holds 186 coffins containing 88 bodies from the Empress of Ireland Storstad collision. Guards from British, Canadian officials, and police keep watch as survivors and relatives identify remains and await further identifications or burial plans.
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Quebec
Storstad
Rimauski
Wong
Louise Basin
St. Lawrence
Colin
Mary
Vivisection Talk Sparks Family Health Reply
In a casual exchange Mrs East Side dismisses vivisection talk, while Mrs West Side boasts her eight children have never been vivisected or contracted smallpox, defending traditional hygiene and family care amid town chatter.
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East Side
West Side
Livingston
Monster Twelve Inch Guns Show Engineering Dare
A historical overview explains the making of twelve inch big guns on battleships and port weapons. It details ingot casting, forging, tempering, tube assembly, spiral rifling, and the breech mechanism, noting precision and dangers in every step and the gun’s short service life of about three seconds per shell path.
All the Conveniences Auto Agent Ad Sells Divorce Laws Copy
A vintage advertisement touts an auto agent service claiming it can complete with every modern improvement and provides a copy of divorce and bankruptcy laws of every state for $2,000. It emphasizes comprehensive legal resources and a high price point.
Homely Confidence and Odd Anecdotes in a Patchwork Page
A collage of short items and quotes on appearance vanity and personal views. Anecdotes range from self deprecating remarks about looks to humorous exchanges about love and manners. The fragment cites periodical voices and prefaces by authors or editors in a breezy miscellany style.
Justice Voorhees Dies After Stroke at Workbench
Justice Voorhees died following a stroke suffered while at work on the bench. He had recovered previously and returned to duty, but resigned about six months ago after returning too soon. He was survived by brother Clifford Voorhees of New Brunswick and a wife. He authored key opinions on Long Branch matters including Rosencrans against Eatontown on billboard ordinances and Taber against Millmore on health inspector tenure. His Rosencrans-Eatontown decision influenced later billboard cases.
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Clifford Voorhees
New Brunswick
Justice Voorhees
Long Branch
Chas. Rosencrans
Eatontown Township
Edward Taber
James Millmore
Millmore
Board of Health
Rosencrans-Eatontown
Memorial Program at West Long Branch
A fine exhibition of school work at School No 1 West Long Branch pleased friends who praised Principal Mrs. Magee and staff. Memorial Day program featured songs recitations and a Lincoln story with many performers. Commencement set for June 12 at Abbotsford Hall with all invited.
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West Long Branch
Magee
Florence Robinson
Union
Irene Howland
Harold Slocum
Ray Wolcott
Flower Girls
Bertha Wolcott
Florence Peak
Jos. Hagerman
Wesley Wolcott
Lonely Soldier
Edna Cottingham
Georgia
Abbotsford Hall
Memorial Mass at two cemeteries signals annual Decoration Day tribute
Parishioners from Our Lady Star of the Sea gathered at the Lyceum to take conveyances to Mt Carmel cemetery for the Holy Sacrifice of the Magi. Rev. Dr. William P. Cantwell led the 9:30 a.m. service, to become an annual Decoration Day custom honoring the deceased.
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Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Lyceum
Mt Carmel
William P. Cantwell
Junior Reception to Grads Pleasing Affair at Chattle High
A junior class hosted a senior reception for the senior class at Chattle High in the new Inter medial School gymnasium. About 75 to 100 attendees included seniors juniors and faculty. The program featured an address by Arthur Mullen, musical selections by the Boys Glee Club Mort on Smith and Allen Woolley duets by Murray Blodgett and others, a recitation by Lena Rimo, red and white decorations, refreshments, and dancing.
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Chattle High School
Arthur Mullen
Glee Club
Morton Smith
Allen Woolley
Hazel Murray
Chestina Blodgett
Lena Rimo
Woman Reflects on Decanter Curves Inspiring Homeware
A woman notes that the longer a man studies decanter curves the more he imitates them in his homeware journey, a reflection from an early month observation.
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