Nyack Club to Elect New Officers in Red Bank
Nyack Athletic Club in Red Bank will elect new officers at its regular meeting next Tuesday night at the clubhouse. After the election seven new members will be initiated and refreshments will be served. Nominated are President Clifford Chandler Vice President Harry Rugg Secretary Dorden Grooms Treasurer Frederick T. Hurley and Social Committee Chair Amory P. Osborn.
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Nyack Club
Nyack Athletic Club
Red Bank
Clifford Chandler
Harry Rugg
D. Worden Grooms
Frederick T. Hurley
Amory P. Osborn
Parade committee meets at Red Bank decides no county firemen’s parade
The Red Bank Fire Department parade committee met Wednesday night at Navesink Hook and Ladder’s Mechanic Street firehouse and voted to cancel this year’s county firemen’s parade. The decision followed reports from the parade committees of the five fire companies.
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Red Bank
Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
Mechanic Street
Ee Fire Companies
Cantwell Delivers Graduation Address at Seton Hall
The fifty fifth commencement exercises of Seton Hall College in Orange were held Tuesday. Bishop O Connor announced that Pope had named Dr James F Mooney president of the college as monsignor. Rev William P Cantwell LL D editor of the Catholic Monitor gave the address on Christian Education and Its Advantages.
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Seton Hall College
Orange
O'Connor
James F. Mooney
William P. Cantwell
Catholic Monitor
Long Branch
Shrewsbury Societies Meet At Presbyterian Church
The Missionary Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church met on a Wednesday afternoon, followed by a movement by the Helping Hand Society.
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Missionary Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Helping Hand Society
Fire Company Dance Draws Large Crowd at Shrewsbury
A large attendance gathered at the Shrewsbury fire company dance in the firehouse on Broad Street Wednesday night. Hollywood's Orchestra provided music, and the event concluded at an early hour Thursday morning. Bread and cake sale set for Red Bank to aid First Baptist Church.
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Shrewsbury Fire Company
Broad Street
Hollywood
Bank
Red Bank
Kroener
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Firemen Attend Princeton Yale Game in Brooklyn Victory
Chief James R. Wolcott and First Assistant Chief Louis J. Tetley of Red Bank fire department watched Princeton win 1 to 0 at Washington Park Brooklyn. The game drew praise as one of Brooklyn’s best. Both firemen supported Princeton, known as the orange and black. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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James R. Wolcott
Spring Street
Louis J. Tetley
Chestnut Street
Red Bank Fire Department
A Delightful Cottage Home in Suburban Lot
A cottage adapted for a wide city lot presents an attractive convenient design with cherry brick and white joints. Enter into a large living room with main stairs accessible from living or kitchen, house dimensions 32 by 24 feet, cost about $2,400 excluding heating and plumbing.
New York Plans to Put Tramps to Work Statewide
New York lawmakers consider a bill to curb vagrancy by置 sending tramps to state farms for labor. The plan targets homeless wanderers amid rising vagrancy, claiming current penalties fuel sheltering and theft, with enforcement centered on Panhandle Pete style offenders.
McKinleys Silver Bill Vote Reveals Tradeoffs in Tariff Politics
Ida M Tarbell in American Magazine recounts McKinleys support for the silver bill amid tariff lobbying describing trades and compromises that shaped his stance He sought Texas Senator Rogers Mills counsel and confessed reluctance while noting the political pressures behind his decision The piece also notes Berne plans for a Lotschberg tunnel completion to gain a direct line to Italy and anticipated Swiss benefits.
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Miss Tarbell
Ida M. Tarbell
American Magazine
McKinley
Roger.q. Mills
Texas
Berne
Italy
Lotschberg
Farm colony plan eyed to reform New York tramps
A New York proposal aims to send able bodied inmates to rural farm colonies. If they adapt they are released after learning farm work. incorrigible cases end at foreign borders. Proponents argue big jail cost savings and reduced vagrancy as European models show success. The Swiss Witzwil farm, with 2000 acres and 350 thousand dollars spent, yields 13 thousand dollars annual net gain and heavy agricultural output.
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New York
Empire State
State Board of Charities
Aloe
United States
Merxplas
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Witzwil
Bertie
Wealthy Boston Men Plan Exclusive 500000 Hospital
Wealthy Boston leaders back a 500000 project to build a private hospital for well to do patients. The plan assigns 25 common shares with voting power to 15 physicians and 10 business men, plus 4075 preferred shares with 5 percent dividends but no vote.
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Boston
Harvard Observatory Catalogs 200000 Star Photos
The Harvard University astronomical observatory has compiled two decades of work with 200000 photographs of stars taken over the last twenty years. This extensive collection reflects ongoing efforts to map and study celestial bodies.
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Astronomical Observatory
Harvard University
Norway Imports German Rye Flour Near Half Mile Sack Pace
Norway imports about half a mile of rye flour sacks from Germany each year, reflecting steady cross border grain trade and ongoing supply links between Norway and German mills.
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Norway
Orway
Germany
Mystery of Lost Bill Eludes Governor Wilson Search
In Trenton on June 16 the missing assembly bill No. 510, passed by both houses, remains unfurnished to Governor Wilson. Its delivery is uncertain after a two week search, with Assemblyman James and Davidson, chair of the passed bills, pressing for results.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Assembly
James
Davidson
Tumulty
Ransom
Miss Phillips
Sam Gordon
Senate
Dugan
Memorial tower for Grover Cleveland planned at Princeton
New York reports that construction on the Cleveland Memorial at Princeton New Jersey will begin soon with funds in hand. Senator Dryden presented the fundraising result showing $16,915.39 subscribed and deposited.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
The
Cleveland Monument Association
Dryden
Free Boy Isadore Friedman Freed In Fathers Murder
In Passaic county court of oyer and terminer Isadore Friedman 20 was found not guilty of murdering his father Hyman Friedman after claiming he fired to save his mother during a choking incident on January 15. Court room reaction was emotional.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic
Kalish’s Term Began as Associate Justice in Newark
Trenton June 16 Samuel Kalish of Newark began his term as an associate justice of the supreme court at noon today following Justice Reed’s retirement after more than thirty six years on the bench. Kalish will likely be sworn in when the court of errors and appeals meets.
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Trenton
N. J
Samuel Kalish
Newark
Supreme Court
Reed
Kalish
Court of Errors and Appeals
Lehigh Student Hero Rescues Woman at Atlantic City Pier
Lehigh college student Wil Mati Esverg plunged from the steel pier at Atlantic City and rescued a woman who had dived in an act of self destruction. She fought him but he kept her head above water until bystanders aided. The woman refused to give her name or reason.
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Atlantic City
N.‘J
Wil- Mati Esverg
Lehigh College
Hiserg
Leader of Striking English Seamen Jubilant Over Concessions
J. H. Wilson reports a buoyant mood among striking English sailors after concessions were won. Union leaders praised the gains while warning against complacency as negotiations continue.
Seamen Jubilant Over Concessions Amid Strike Calls
London June 16 J H Wilson leader of the seamen strike says progress and jubilance over concessions by White Star Canadian Pacific and Lamport Holt lines. Some ships held at London Southampton Cardiff. Bristol Dublin Newcastle Manchester Swansea unaffected. Strike struggles in Europe with five Rotterdam ships sailing short handed.
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London
J. H. Wilson
White Star
Canadian Pacific Lines
Lamport & Holt Line
Southampton
Cardiff
Bristol
Dublin
Newcastle
Manchester
Swansea
Europe
Rotterdam
Baseball results from National and American Leagues
National League scores include Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 0 St Louis 3 New York 0 Pittsburg 8 Boston 7. Standings show New York 33 19 .635 Chicago 32 19 .627 St Louis 27 24 .529 Philadelphia 32 21 .604 Cincinnati 24 29 .453 Brooklyn 19 33 .365 Pittsburg 29 23 .558 Boston 13 41 .241 American League games list New York 5 Detroit 0 Washington 8 St Louis 7 Boston 4 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia Chicago game postponed wet grounds.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Burns
Dooin
Brown
Archer
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Rucker
Bergen
Suggs
McLean
St. Louis
New York
Crandall and Myers
Sallee
Bresnahan
Pittsburg
Boston
Weaver
Kling
Hendrix
Adams
Gibson
L. P.C. Ww
P.c. New York
Philaphia
Detroit
Fisher
Sweeney
Mullin
Casey
Washington
Hughes, Groome
Street
Powell and Clarke
Cleveland
Wood
Nanamaker
Blanding
Easterly
P.c. Detroit
Phila’phia
Sheriff Sale Notice of Ocean Township Property
Public sale under a writ of fieri facias issued from the New Jersey Court of Chancery. On Monday July 17, 1911, between 12 and 5 PM at the Freehold Court House the parcel at Long Branch Ocean Township Monmouth NJ will be offered. Property of Maria Donorga Sacco et als seized in execution for Patrick M. Rowland. described lot 60 on Slocum map. purchaser to receive deed from Samuel Nathanson.
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Court of Chancery
State of
New Jersey
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
Morris Avenue
Frank Sacco
Samuel Nathanson
A. D
Monmouth County Clerk’s
N. J
Maria Donorgo Sacco
Patrick M. Rowland
Clarence E. F. Hetrick
Moses Goldsmith
Court of Chancery of
Carrie Goldsmith
Benj. P. Morris
P. O
Broadway
Long Branch
Notice of Settlement of Accounts in Monmouth Estate
Notice lists settlements for multiple Monmouth County estates including Eleanor C. Nichols James R Minagh and Addison Morris. Dates July 13 1911 and July 6 1911 with clerical notices by John W Flock Elwood Minugh Anna Norton Jeannie Minugh. Creditor bar notices by George W Van Gelder and Isabel C Hand issued. Also Chancery divorce suit against Moses Goldsmith and executors William P Cantwell Thomas P Fay.
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Eleanor C. Nichols
Orphans Court
County of Monmouth
A. D
John W. Flock
James.r. Minagh
George W. van Gelder
Addison Morris
County of
Monmouth
Isabel C. Hand
Peter Hand
William P. Cantwell
Thomas P. Fay
Ann Brazo
Thomas’ P. Fay
Cook Testifies in Fur Suit In Berlin Proceeding
Dr. Frederick A. Cook testified before Carl L. Schurz in New York as a commissioner of a German court. The case, brought by Rudolph Francke against Robert B. Peary, concerns about 10 000 dollars in furs obtained from Eskimos and left with Peary with Francke claiming half. Cook described how he and Francke collected the furs and left them with Francke. he had no knowledge of later developments.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Carl L. Schurz
Wall Street
Rudolph Francke
Robert B. Peary
Francke
Cook
Peary
Berlin
Schurz
Bancroft seeks divorce after sensational Elopement
John Bancroft Jr son of a Wilmington textile magnate sues for divorce from his wife daughter of Alfred I Du Pont. The action follows the couple eloping to Washington on December 18 1907 on alleged statutory grounds with Max Heibler named as corespondent. Victor A Du Pont Jr former vice president of the Du Pont Powder company is dead at age 59.
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Wilmington
Del
John Bancroft, Jr
John Bancroft
Alfred I. du Pont
du. Pont Powder Company
Washington
Max Heibler
Victor A.*du Pont, Jr
Victor A. du Pont, Jr
B. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Weather Forecast Says Fair Today and Warmer Saturday
The forecast predicts fair conditions today with unsettled but warmer Saturday. Winds will be moderate from the west and swing to variable directions as the weekend progresses.
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Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Telehpone
Dr. Cantwell
Seton Hall Grads
Shrewsbury
Asbury M. E. Church
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury
M. E
Daily Record
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Minneapolis
Minn
Glenn L. Glaxzon
Svc
Otchen
National Committee On
Knights of the Road
Dusty Rhodes
M’kinley’s
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Hospital
Bill
Governor’s Office
Cleveland Memorial
New Justice
Justice Reed
Lehigh
Baseball
Sheriff’s Sale
Terhune
Sol’r
Elwood Minugh
Anna E. Norton
Jeannie Minugh
Bancroft
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