Long Branch Boy Killed in New York
Albert Coudrier a Long Branch man and assistant bartender in a Lexington Avenue New York saloon was mortally wounded by a gunshot early Sunday and died in Harlem Hospital after a dramatic incident involving an intoxicated assailant known as Yellow. The bartender Joseph ODonnell was killed as he helped Coudrier. Coudrier aged 27 born Morrell Street Long Branch left surviving brothers George and Arthur and a sister Mrs Edward H Emmons. Funeral arrangements were made with William H Morris Jr and services set for Star of the Sea Church Mt Carmel Cemetery in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Coudrier
Long Branch
Lexington Avenue
New York
George
Harlem
Coudrier
Joseph O'Donnell
Goudrier
Hart Hospital
Baxter
Morrell Street
Arthur
Fahnstock Place
Shrewsbury
C. C. Miller
Bath Avenue
Edward H. Emmons
William H. Morris, Jr
Rockwell Avenue
B. H. Emmons, Jr
Mt. Carmel
Red Bank considers curfew law at council meeting
King's Daughters of Red Bank urge a curfew ordinance banning children under sixteen from streets after nine. Council approves first reading and to act at the July 1 meeting, with fines for parents to ensure enforcement. Several local women attended, urging swift action and officer appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Red Bank
Worthley
William J. Swaniell
Charles W Ritter
Frank ©. Storck
Frank I. Blaisdell
Henry 5. White
Misa Marguerite White
Chames B. Parsons
Ritter
Roosevelt Forces Clash at 15th Republican Convention
At the 15th Republican National Convention in Chicago officers restored order as rotting tensions surfaced during the chaotic morning session. Roosevelt allies modified plans to fight through organization rules and name Governor McGovern as temporary chair. A separate report notes Charlies Jackson, a Red Bank resident, was arrested with an 18 caliber revolver in the pit area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Victor Rosewater
Rosewater
James Watson
Indiana
Roosevelt
McGovern
Wisconsin
la Follette
Borah
Charlies Jackson
Red Bank
Charles Woods
Jackson
Harry C. Badean
Diplomas Awarded to Twenty Red Bank High Graduates
Dr. T. J. Senior of the Trenton Department of Public Instruction told Red Bank High School graduates that practical skills like cooking and sewing are essential, not just academics. He urged men to engage in education and support a businesslike national school system as millions are spent annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
T. J. Senior
Department of Public Instruction
Trenton
Sensor
Chattle Graduates Hear Baccalaureate at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church hosted the 1912 Graduating Class baccalaureate with a flowered chancel and a program led by Dr. John G. Lovell. The service included a quartet, hymn, and remarks as Superintendent Christopher Gregory and school officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christopher Gregory
Board of Education
F. K. Ball
John G. Lovell
Israel
B. Louise Bruske
Grace Crook
W.&. B. Parker
Chester A Dennis
Unsettled Cooler Weather Forecast For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled and cooler conditions for New Jersey with possible showers tonight or Wednesday. Light to moderate northerly winds, observed data from Long Branch show yesterday’s high 88 and low 64, with a 24 hour change of plus 5. Precipitation 0.16 in the past four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
City orders vacate of Ocean Park properties in Long Branch
The Board of Commissioners through City Solicitor William A Stevens issues a Notice to Vacate to Long Branch Pier and Land Company Ocean Construction Company Samuel R Rosoff and others leasing or claiming rights in Ocean Park and adjacent waters. Occupants have until Monday June 24 to quit or face removal as default cites failure to complete the pier rent bond riparian rentals and maintenance. A receiver may be sought if negotiations fail with Degnan Construction mortgage holder and Hennebique foreclosure proceedings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Board of Commissioners
William A. Stevens
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Ocean Construction Company
Samuel R. Rosoff
Long Branch
Degnan Construction Company
Hennebique Construction Company
St James School holds graduation exercises in Red Bank
St James Parochial School Pearl Street Red Bank staged a drama The Coming of Geraldine at St James Hall Monmouth Street with many students performing. Rev James A Reynolds awarded diplomas and pins to graduates Madeline Gorman William Snyder Joseph Hoffmann, with medals for Gorman and McCarthy. Alumni group to be organized with Father Reynolds funding expenses.
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St. James’ Parochial School
Pearl Street
Red Bank
St. James’ Hall
Monmouth Street
Geraldine
Marie McCarthy
Mary Quigley
Anna Boyle
Helen McCarthy
May Straus
Pauline Lang
Marguerite Valentine
Agnes Schubert
Alice Schmidt
Margaret Carney
Joseph Hoffmann
Catherine Quigley
Anna Higgins
Helen Philips
Vincent, Kelly
Catherine Sullivan
Mary Maloney
Rose Sullivan
Dolores Conrad
Beatrice Rafferty
Eleanor Gorman
Hester Quigley
Gertrude Hogan
Ruth McCarthy
Catherine Fields
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ Catholic Church
Broad Street
Madeline Gorman
William Snyder
Miss Gorman
Belcome
Theresa Valentine
Annailso
Knights of Columbus
Father Reynolds
Masonic Grand Lodge Meeting Draws 125 Masons
More than 125 Masons attended the district Grand Lodge of Instruction at Masonic Hall in Long Branch. Grand Master Richard H. Woodward of Burlington led his first official visit here, joined by Theodore B. Townley of Trenton. Attendees came from Lakewood Freehold Belmar Asbury Park and Sea Bright. A social hour followed the esoteric work before a midnight adjournment. Harley Hennessey offers a $25 reward for tampering with a telephone line at a West End market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Instruction
Masonic Hall
Richard H. Woodward
Burlington
Long Branch
Theodore B. Townley
Trenton
Meary
Haines
Lakewood
Freehold
Belmar
Asbury Park
Sea Bright
Hennessey Fish Market Targeted by Wire Cutting
Harry Hennessey who runs a fish market at Brighton and Second avenues faced deliberate telephone disruption as a wire was cut in the cable box behind the market. Calls to the number went unanswered and the central office dispatched a lineman to locate the fault. Hennessey offered $26 for the capture and conviction of those responsible amid suspected rival malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hennessey
Brighton
Second Avenues
Pergang
Palaing
Hennessey
West End
Hennessey Market
Ocean Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Old West End Exchange
Hennessey's
Accident Injures Fair Haven Youth at Red Bank
Alfred Jeffrey of Fair Haven suffered a severe foot wound yesterday while digging a ditch on Mrs Chadwick's property Red Bank. The pick pierced his left foot breaking through. he rode home on a trolley car where Dr George VanVerie Warner treated him. He will be laid up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jeffrey
Fair Haven
Yeatenday
Red Bank
Mia
Bina Lewis
George VanVerie Warner
Jeffrey
Arthur Jeffrey
Wil Street
Red Bank approves Jersey Central trolley franchise
The Red Bank council authorized a fifty year trolley franchise for the Jersey Central Traction Company to operate a line on Mechanic and Spring streets and toward borough limits. The decision requires printing the franchise in weekly papers and a completion date of September 1, 1913.
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Jersey Central Traction Company
Red Bank Council
Red Bank
William N. Worthley
Conger
Horace P. Cook
Veskiy
Wood
Dtorney Central Traction Company
Mechanic
Spring Streets
Tima
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Thug
King’s Daughters
Mitchell
Priscella Mitchell
Julian Mitchell
Norwood Avenue
Empire Theatre
Chas
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Father Callaghan
Harry
New
Hadley
Barnes
Republican National Committee
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Mairbanks
California
American Press Association
Joseph M. Dixon
William Haywood
Clinedinat
William
Kinley
Red Bank Education Board
Mr. Warner
Gideon
Weather Bureau Forecast
Pier Co
ST. James School
Red Bank Parochial Institution
R. H. Woodward
Second Aves
Harley Hennessey
Miss Murray
Sarah Elizabeth Murray
Dennis Wand
Susan Murray
Locust Avenue
Sigmund Eianer
Margaret Murray
James
Dennis, Jr
John Murray
St. James’ R. C
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James’ Church
Young Ladies' Sodality
Robert FR. Mount & Son
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown Township
Grand Jury
Fred Winterstala
Broadway
Edwardes’ Mill
Calvin Cunnivs
Recorder’s Court
City Hall
Cunnins
Winterstala
Cunnius
Jersey Central Trolley Company
Ragord
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