Royal Arcanum to observe birthday with flags display
Thousands of Royal Arcanum members will display the Stars and Stripes on June 23 to mark the 37th anniversary of the order founded in Boston in 1877. Long Branch Council No 429 plans services at First Baptist Church and meetings near Broadway and Pearl Street. The article outlines the order’s finances, charitable programs, and New Jersey activities as it nears a major milestone.
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Royal Arcanum
Order
Old Glory
Long Branch Council
First Baptist Church
Council Room
Broadway
Pearl Street
Boston
Mass
Royal Arecanum
New Jersey
Long Branch
Insurance Department of
Massachusetts
Supreme Council
New York
New Jersey Hospital Bed Fund Association
Resex
Hudson
Bergen
Passaic
South Jersey
New Jerey
Charles H. Haring
Elizabeth
Commencement At Bayshore Schools
Atlantic Highlands high school graduation will be held at the Casino with Anna McDonough valedictorian and Helen Martin salutatorian. Other grads include Marie Colleran Gertrude Burduin Nelson Roberts Melvin Johnson. Speaker Prof Francis Green of Westchester normal school. Junior reception and dance precede exercises. Alumni banquet at Cedar Grove last night followed by a dance.
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Atlantic Highlands High School
Casino
Anna McDonough
Helen Martin
Marie Colleran
Gertrude Burduin
Nelson Roberts
Melvin Johnson
Francis Green
Westchester, Pa
Cedar Grove House
Waters Witch
Marie Colleton
State Normal School
Trenton
Boston
Bucknell University
Sarode Watling
Warner Patterson
Bucknell
Taylor
Keyport High School
Calvary M. E
I. 8
Olive Beers
Olive Britton
Irene C. Butler
Etta Fischer
Mary B., Flynn
Alva V. Hendrickson
James Hines
James R. Jackson
June
Leonard
Leonora C. Dolphin
Edgar A. Walling
Anna Mae Sieben
Madeline Currie
Susie Frank
Cora Baker
Rhea Winters
Marie Currie
Wallace Dick
Marion Lamabertson
Board of Education
A. M. Dick
Matawan
Broad Street
Funeral today for Mrs. James Kelsey of Freehold
The funeral for Mrs. James Kelsey of Freehold, daughter of Patrick McCue of Eaton town, was held at St. James Catholic Church in Red Bank. Rev. Joseph Casey officiated in the absence of Rev. D J Duggan. The church was crowded with friends and relatives, many from Freehold. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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James Kelsey
Freehold
Patrick McCue
Eatontown
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
St. James’ Catholic Church
Red Bank
Joseph Casey
D. J. Duggan
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Narrow escape for Abels and two children struck by car
JFAABELS HIG NARROW ESCAPE reports Abels thrown from a trolley with broken steps and a dislodged air brake. he refused hospital aid. Nearby residents aided him. Two girls Anna Capperino and Anna DiStefano were knocked down by a hotel owner Edward Banks’s car but escaped serious injuries. Banks faced no charges after showing a learners license. Harry Mould heroically stopped a runaway horse saving a four year old boy from a runabout wagon of Katz Bros. South Broadway.
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Samuel Adams
Pearl Street
Abels
Anna Capperino
Anna DiStefano
First Avenue
Laird Street
Park Hotel
Edward Banks
Charles Jd. Gremer
Felice
Banks
Kirby
City Hall
van Dyke
Recorder’s Court
Harry Mould
Katz Bros
South Broadway
North Broadway
Long Branch Avenue
North
South Broadways
Mould
Fine Children's Day Program at Oakhurst
A Sunday night program at Oakhurst M E Church featured a long sequence of readings, recitations, songs, and exercises by children including Welcome, The Birth of Children’s Day, Flowers of Grace, and Under the Banner of Our King. Remarks by Superintendent William R Tallman closed the service. Saw Tigers Defeat Yale.
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Oakhurst M, EK
Jesns
Sharon
William R. Tallman
Tigers
Yale
Benj. P. Morris
Princeton
Life of a Siberian Exile in Luxury and Control
The piece describes M. B. Price's account of a political exile in Minusinsk Siberia who, though banished, enjoys social status and freedom within a district. He is watched by aptes, allowed to travel locally, and discusses plans to secure gold concessions on the Mongolian frontier while maintaining an educated, comfortable life.
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Siberia
M. B. Price
Mr. Price
Minusinsk
Nachalink
Aptes
Infinitude of Suns Reveals Vast Runaway Stars
Edgar Lucien Larkin argues from telecamera plates that 100 million suns exist beyond our ken, their combined gravity dwarfed by the even greater mass needed to impart speeds of 150 to 200 miles per second, with trillions of such dark bodies yielding negligible weight compared to an infinite matter quantity.
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Earth
Edgar Lucien Larkin
New York American
Drowning Tales and A Soldier’s Letter in Laughing Fragments
A collection of old quips and didactic quips from newspapers including a note on drowning theory stating nostrils above water prevent drowning and a fish lasting days out of water. A soldier’s gripe to his colonel ends with formal army form reply. A parent rejects a suitor for lack of brains. A college boy misfortune and a romance joke close the set.
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Philadelphia Ledger
London Telegraph
Life and advertisement quoted in Daily Record notice
A brief line from Emerson about life combining knowledge and love appears as a prompt to advertise in the Daily Record, suggesting readers consider placing notices or ads in the local paper.
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The
Daily Record
Highlands Woman Fails In Death By Gas Intent
Mrs. Harry Parker of the Highlands attempted suicide by leaving gas jets on and sealing the kitchen with paper. Found by her mother in law on Fourth street, two doctors revived her. condition serious. Family troubles cited. Also reported: Dr Eugene Carrigan’s car collided with a Bay Head trolley in Bay Avenue, lightly injuring none. car nearly demolished.
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Harry Parker
Highlands
Fourth Street
Eugene
Carrigan
Bay Head
Bay Avenue
P. VanNote
Druggist Admits Bankruptcy In Trenton Court
William T. Donnelly, formerly of the Rothenberg building drugstore on Broadway, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court at Trenton on Saturday. He lists liabilities of 5290 and assets of 617.
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United States District Court At
Trenton
William T. Donnelly
Rothenberg
Broadway
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