New President for Mexico in Few Bays
Washington reports a provisional Mexican leader to be chosen soon with U S and South American backing to restore order. Carranza’s possible resistance is viewed as unlikely. plan calls for a provisional government replacing Huerta and a vetted candidate agreeable to all mediators and Mexico.
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Mexico
Huerta
United States
Washingtn
D. C
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Mexico City
Genera Troyerta
Germania Cabaret Opens at Germania Hotel Broadway
The Germania Hotel at 118 Broadway opens its season with a large dining room and cabaret entertainment. John Wilson is listed as proprietor. Also advertised are tariffs for Hofbräu beer at Rockwell Hotel and Restaurant, with a price of cents a glass.
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Germania Hotel
Broadway Today
John Wilson
Rockwell Hotel and Restaurant
Germania
Children’s Day Observances at St Luke’s Church
Children’s Day will be celebrated in churches tomorrow with special programs and elaborate floral decorations led by St Luke’s M E Church. The event features large choirs, an all-day program, organ and piano solos, a baptism at 3 pm, numerous recitations and hymns, and a robust school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luk M. E
G. A. Parslow
Marion Blakeslee
I. B. Harris
Mary White
Emily Lamberston
Evelyn ~ Joline
English polo team faces U S today
English polo team from England meets American poloists in a highly anticipated game. Both sides and their horses are in top condition, signaling a fast, closely contested match. Photo by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
England
America
Star of the Sea Academy Class of 1914 Graduates
The Star of the Sea Academy yesterday held commencement for ten graduating ladies of the class of 1914, the academy’s twenty-ninth year. Miss Martina Flealey of Red Bank salutatorian led the program with elocution and music featuring piano, violin, and chorus performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the Sea Academy
Academy
Charlotte F. Britton
Irene BE. Cunningham
Mi Jrace
G. Day
M. Mildred Fields
M. Martina Healy
M. M. Sennessey
Ruth A. Johnson
Julia E. Murphy
Eva B. Pearce
Marie L. Schmitt
Olive M. Sutphen
Alice L. Sperling
Julia W. Spain
J. Grace Wardell
Olive M. Wright
Academy Hall
Red Bank
M. Martina Flealey
Britton
F. Marion Crawford
Miss Fay
Miss Boyle
Postel
Miller
Corbett
Murphy
Manion
Woolley
Capper
Poole
Royston
Aux Italiens
Sara Manion
Jacob Steinbach
Liner Collision Off Nantucket Causes No Injuries
In fog, the Hamburg American liner Pretoria and the American liner New York collided about 175 miles off Nantucket. No one was injured and damage was slight as the Pretoria struck the New York a glancing blow. The New York resumed its voyage to this port while the Pretoria headed to Europe.
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New York
Pretoria
American Line
Roberts
Nantucket
Europe
Heroic Beach Rescuer Saves Woman in Eight to Nine Foot Currents
A man named Harry Goldstein, despite a disabled left leg, plunged into a strong current at Cranmer's oceanfront to rescue a young woman drowning near eight to nine feet of water. He held her by the neck and, aided by a second swimmer, brought her safely to shore where she recovered. The unnamed woman declined to reveal her identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranmer'’s
Helen Green
Harry Goldstein
Chant
Mr. Goldstein
Class Day Exercises of the 1914 Chatsleigh School
The 1914 graduating class held its exercises in the Intermedial auditorium before about seven hundred. The program featured the High School Orchestra, a class history in scroll form by Albert Hall Breese, the class prophecy by Miss Chestina Blodgett, and a cabinet gift to the school presented by Ashley Woolley. The gift included a cups cabinet, an ivy plant for the front of the high school, and the transfer of the Dr Chattle tablet from the Grammar School. The program closed with a class will by Robert Sinclair and a class poem by Elizabeth LeValley, followed by individual class gifts.
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Byron Blaisdell
Albert Hall Breese
Breese
Chestina Cecelia Blodgett
Ashley Woolley
Pitt
Chattle
Ins
Clark
Robert Sinclair
Elizabeth LeValley
Richard Cornell
Welcome Home for Rev Harris and Bride at Long Branch
A joyous welcome greeted Rev Fred B Harris and his bride upon their arrival at Long Branch. They stayed at the Cloughly homestead then attended a St Luke's Church reception with a committee led by Henry D Brinley, music by George A Edwards orchestra, and two gifts including a painting and a bouquet. The couple spent their honeymoon in New York State including Lake Mohonk.
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Fred B. Harris
Mrs. Harris
Long Branch
Cloughly Homestead
New York State
Harris
Henry D. Brinley
Ushers’ Union
George A. Edwards
James Cloughly
John WH. Parker
Marshall Woolley
Sdwin J. Reed
G. D. Seymour
H. P. Bennett
William H. Kuddle
J. W. Seaman
James W. Marshall
Brinley
Rev
Nine graduates at West Long Branch Gram mar School
The annual commencement exercises at West Long Branch Grammar School were held last night at Abbottsford Hall. Rev. C B Wisher delivered the principal address. Board of Education members and local officials occupied seats on the platform. The hall was crowded, class colors blue and white were displayed, and the motto Close is Wall and Hope.
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Weat Long Branery Grammar School
Abbottsford Hall
C. B. Wisher
West Grove
Board of Education
J.B. Whitton
A. I. Golden
M. V.pootsr
C. B. Fisher
Black Named to Supreme Court by Governor Welder
Charles C. Black of Madson county appointed by Governor Welder to fill the late Willard Voorhees on the New Jersey Supreme Court. The interim choice shifts the Circuit Court vacancy, with George S. Silzer among leading candidates. Black, 55, Princeton 1878, has held tax posts and was Democratic candidate for governor in 1904.
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Trenton
N. J
Welder
Charles C. Black
Madson County
Willard P. Voorhees
State Supreme Court
Sea Girt
Howard Herrmann
Black
Supreme Court
Voorheas
Judge Black
Senate
Justice Black
Circuit Court
George 8. Silzer
Middlesex County
Justice Kalisch
Atlantic
Mt. Holly
Princeton
Wilson
State Tax Board
Equal Tax Commission
Port
St Peters Opens for Season Tomorrow at Galilee
Divine services resume at St. Peter's in Galilee tomorrow with Rev. Charles M. Douglas delivering the sermon and administering communion. The church weathered last winter's storm with little interior damage and the organ remains usable. Theodore W. Moses will lead music, aided by A. I. Betteridge and James Starley, with events scheduled through late summer. Second Baptist Church holds services tomorrow with prayer at 6:40, preaching at 8. Germania Hofbräu hosts season opening entertainment.
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St. Peter's In Galilee
Charles M. Douglas
Christ Church, Short Hill
St. Petere
Theodore W. Moses
A. I. Betteridge
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
New York
James Starley
Theodore Tarrison
Aewiming
The
University At
Ann Arbor
Mich
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
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Washington, D. C
Braisted
Navy Department
War
Washington
Childrens
H. Clements
Olger van Brunt
Traumerer
Allan Edwards
Schuman
Allen Woolley
Anna Wortman
Hazel Baldwin
Helen van Gelder
Mildred Bainton
Mother Silva
Grace Wortman
Thelma Miller
Daisy Tallman
Helen Gustason
Vivian Reed
Theresa Luther
Marion Rogers
La‘vinia Phillips
Viola Asay
H. Parker
Dorothy Sutphin
Hsther Silva
H. Hadley
Nokm
O. Metra
Mareh
Losey
Costa
Forman
Apostle's Creel
Winifred , Thompson
Avida Thompson
Grace Phillips
Dorothy Rayner
Arnold ‘Valley
Florence Rentatt
Rue Campbell
Moorish Gardens
Broadway
W. E. King
Ciation
Asso
Nathanson's
the Jeweler
Mr. Scoles
Serafino Scoles
West Mund Court
John Russollianno
Abbotsford Avenue
Star of Italy Society
Christopher Columbus Society
Secoles
Peter
Joseph Scoles
Glenwood Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Richard Burten
Charles Otten
Grand Avenue
Tev
V. J. Blekkink
Otten
Sihithtown
L. 1
Ilyer & Flock
Gamble and Fromme
George Gamble
Elberon Memorial Church
Sylvester Reach
D. D
Sabath School
Nathanddints
Hofbrau
Rockwell
Hyer and Flock Undertaker
St. Luke’s
West Long Branch
Howland
Independent
Independents
Dalys
Bath Avenue
Cottage Place
Mooriah Gardens
Chales G. Black
COM, Tes Voorhees’ Plage
Fielder
George
Silver
ST. Peter’s
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