Knights Templar to Escort Grand Lodge Parade in Monmouth County
The joint committee organizes for a June 26 demonstration at the Federal building site with Carson Commandery of Asbury Park acting as escort. Lodges from Monmouth County and Durand Lodge join the parade with plans set for reception, speakers, cornerstone box, decorations, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Frank W. Hampton
Masonic District
C. Asa Francis
Carson Commandery
Knights Templar
Asbury Park
Grand Lodge
Federal Building
Third Avenue
van Dyke Place
A. J. Ripley
G. W. Baxter
J. W. Seaman
Bryant B. Newcomb
Daniel Doran
R. H. Hughes
J. Ripley
Cornerstone
A. P. Paul
J. H. Davis, Jr
Harry B. Sherman
Thomas L. Slocum
A. T. Woolley
John W. Flock
John G. Sexton
Charles L. Howland
John H. Sculthorpe
John Co. Smith
J. Wesley Seaman
John WH. Sculthorpe
John ©. Smith
Wellington la Monte
Herert W. Cooper
J. G. Sexton
A. J. Rpleys
O. O. Macfaddin
Monmouth
Thomas J. Stocum
Monmouth County
Durand Lodge
Point Pleasant
Mth
Long Branch
Abacus
Asbury
Ocean
Belmar
Wall
Mann
Obituary notices for Mrs Harriet Hebert and John McMurtry
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Harriet Bailey Hebert of Long Branch Garfield Avenue after 3 pm hours and John McMurtry of Long Branch at his daughter's home after a long illness. The notices note surviving children and relatives, church affiliations, and planned funerals with interment at Manasquan and Greenlawn Cemetery respectively.
Bank Building Burned in Red Bank Fire
Fire destroyed Frank Bevacqui junk shop on Railroad Avenue in Red Bank at 2 30 am. Willford Sweeney alerted Borough Hall and police. fire alarm from box 46 brought in crews. Loss near 900 to Bavacqui and around 600 for the building held by John Satra. no insurance. Origin of the blaze unknown. Bavqucci and Satra formerly partners in the bank business. June listings note a Mary Children dance and local ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bevacqui
Railroad Avenue
Red Bank
Willford Sweeney
van Sweeney
Allen Place
Borough Hall
Walter Giblin
Chas. Woods
Edward Connors
West Red Bank
Officer Woods
Bridge Avenue
Bavacqui
Satra
Beracqui
Sati
Ten Graduates at Parochial School Honor Lyceum Ceremony
Esther M. Barlow was valedictorian at the Lyceum Parochial School graduation held at the Lyceum on Chelsea and Third Avenues. Diplomas were presented by Rev. William Cantwell. Gold pins celebrated scholars including Mother Maria Barlow and William Bartholomew Knight. Palmer Method certificates awarded to four students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Parochial School
Lyceum
Chelsea
Third Avenues
Mary V. Curtis
Mario
Market Place
Margaret Whelan
Evther M. Barlow
Wm. P. Cantwell
LL. D
Star of the Sea Church
Mother Maria Barlow
William Bartholomew Knight
Stewart Peter Manion
Donald Joseph Macfarlane
Ethel Maria Brazo
Helen Maria Dugan
Mary Veronica Curtis
Clara Elizabeth de Witt
Julia Cecilia Ryan
Anna Maria White
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Palmer
A. N. Palmer Co
Esther M. Barlow
Clara B. DeWitt
Helen M. Dugan
Ethel M. Brazo
Monmouth Progressives Organize for Campaign
Progressives of Monmouth County plan to enter the fall campaign. At Asbury Park the committee, with one dissent, adopted bylaws by Coleman and Loftus and elected them temporary chair and clerk respectively. A tentative advisory committee list was approved with seven candidates named for local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Clarence EH. F. Hetrick
Joseph G. Coleman
Patrick Loftus
Hetrick
Coleman
Charles O. McFaddin
Long Branch
Small Benzine Blaze Sparks Fire Call at Corner
An alarm from fire box No. 32 near Broadway and Second Avenue drew several fire units last evening but they were told their services were unnecessary. Mrs. L. Slamovits discarded a lit match into a benzine sink after lighting an oil stove in her husband’s shop, igniting fumes and briefly lighting the room before neighbors’ fear prompted the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Second Avenue
Peskowsky Loses Suit Against Railroad in $10000 Claim
After long deliberation a jury at Freehold found for the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey in the case brought by Hymn Peskowsky seeking $10000 for injuries from a July 5 1912 crossing accident at Kelsea avenue Long Branch. The clock time of the incident was disputed 635 am versus 624 am affecting crossing gate operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymn Peskowsky
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Kelsea Avenue
Long Branch
Freehold
Plain Off
Peskowsky
Thhe Supreme Court
Thomas P. Fay
Edmund Wilson
Charles Miller
Jersey City
James D. Carton
Asbury Park
Murphy and McCombs at Democratic Conference in New York
Prominent figures Murphy and McCombs attended a Democratic conference in New York. Delegates gathered to discuss party goals and strategy, with Murphy and McCombs emphasizing unity and policy priorities for the forthcoming campaign season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
William F. McCombs
National Democratic Committee
McCombs
Street Loitering Threats Prompt City Action
Street loitering and solicitation are condemned as three or more undesirables remain in the county seat. Recorder Arrow smith jailed a solicitor named Thomas Finneron for thirty days, arrest by Patrolman Errickson. Emma Robertson of Asbury Park fined two dollars for license code violation by cycle officer Hunn. Patrolman Edwards arrested a man on First Avenue after a woman's complaint of assault. The marching ball bail set at one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Edwards
First Avenue
Steel plate used to reduce fracture in Miles case
Edward Miles of New York was shot in the right thigh at Mary Christmas home Red Bank. A steel plate was used after the bullet shattered the bone. Miles is in Monmouth Memorial Hospital with the leg encased in plaster. William Wilson is jailed in Freehold. Miss Christmas held on $200 bail as material witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Miles
New York
Mary Christmas
Central Avenue
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harry Shaw
William Wilson
Freehold
Miles
Arthur L. Wymbs
Mps8
Miss Christmas
Postponed Eastern Monmouth Bowling League Meeting
The Eastern Monmouth bowling league meeting at Asbury Park Wheelmen club was postponed to a later date. The session aimed to organize preparations for the upcoming summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Monmouth
Asbury Park Wheelman Club
American-British Open Golf Champion Quimet Dominates
American Open Golf Champion Harry Vardon won the British Open at Prestwick finishing with 306 after 72 holes. Francis Ouimet, also American, trailed with 332 after completing his fourth round in 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestwick
Harry Vardon
Francis Ouimet
Chattle High to Hold 38th Commencement Tonight
Chattle High School prepares for its 38th commencement at St Luke's Church this evening. Eight of forty graduates participate in the program with diplomas presented by A B Meredith of Newark, Assistant State Commissioner of Education. City Superintendent Christopher Gregory will introduce the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
St. Luke's Church
Hisele
B. Louise Bruske
A. B. Meredith
Newark
Christopher Gregory
Runaway Wagon Wrecks Auto In Red Bank Incident
A wagon attached to a horse from Fred Dietz Nut Swamp ran across Broad street in Red Bank yesterday at two near two o clock. It collided with a sprinkling cart and Fran Storck's automobile causing damage to the car and wrecking the wagon. The horse fled to the Empire garage before being captured. Officer Harry Van Note attempted to seize the bridle from a passing car and gave chase. Arrowsmith Post cancels Battery Arrowsmith visit and plans a bake sale at Keyport instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Red Bank
Oxford Market
Fred Dietz
Nut Swamp
White Street
Fran Storck
Mr. Storck
Empire Garage
Harry van Note
Broad and
Monmouth Street
Unearned Rental Judgment in Deal Fire Damage Case
A jury in the Circuit court awarded Benjamin Listerber $1 757.36 plus interest for unearned rent to Martha W Horgan after her Deal house valued at 75 000 and furnishings 30 000 burned June 23 1912. Listerber leased the home for summer element paid over 900 before and 12 June possession. the lease allowed a contingency for destruction, prompting the verdict directed by Judge Nelson Dungan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Martha W. Horgan
Nélson
Dungan
Benjamin Listber
Sait
John 8S. Applegate, Jr
Red Bank
Decision Reserved in Foreclosure Suit
Special Master Samuel Powis Jr reserved a decision in the Woolley versus Woolley foreclosure case after testimony at City Hall. The suit seeks 186 dollars on a second mortgage, with Isaac Woolley filing a cross bill alleging a 1895 deed of warranty cleared encumbrances for 1000 dollars and noting an unassumed 500 dollar mortgage by Isaac Woolley from Phoebe Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Powis, Jr
City Hall
Anthony T. Woolley
Isaac Woolley
Backes
Wolley
Lewis Edwards
Phoebe Gardiner
A. T. Woolley
Red Bank Man Dies of Tuberculosis
Red Bank resident Thomas J. Burnett of East Side Park died yesterday from tuberculosis. He leaves a widow a son a mother a brother and a sister. The funeral will be Monday at 9:30 from St James Catholic Church Red Bank with Harry C. Fay in charge. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Burnett
East Side Park
Red Bank
St. James’ Catholic Church
Harry C. Fay
Mt. Olivet
Lafollette to Speak at Red Bank Chautauqua Tonight
Senator Robert M. Lafollette of Wisconsin will address the Red Bank Chautauqua on Representative Government. The event follows a day of instructive talks and concerts by Miss Melrose and others with films, and a children’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
William T. Ellis
Philadelphia
W. A. Hunsberger
Miss Melrose
Mia
Titux
Mediation Likely to Fail in Mexican Crisis
U S mediation seems doomed with no fighting but tensions rise as embargo on arms may end. Huerta and Villa expected to clash over succession details and control, leaving the rivals to decide who leads after Huerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wilson and Bryan Seek to Preserve Mediation in Mexico
Washington reports a desperate push to prevent mediation collapse with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan pressing Huerta envoys for a Constitutionalist professional government. Amb Naon of Argentina may have met in Washington as talks stall. a public statement could place blame if mediation fails and would lift the arms embargo to aid the Constitutionalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wilson
Bryan
Huerta
Mexico
Naon
Argentina
United States
Vera Cruz
Aged Red Bank Woman Dead Widow Susan Frick
Susan Frick widow of shoemaker George Frick died at her daughter Mrs. Walter Noble’s Red Bank home aged about 85. Survived by four sons Fred Keyport Charles Brooklyn George and Louis Red Bank and a daughter. Funeral arrangements by Robert R. Mount and Son not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Frick
George Frick
Weberling
Walter Noble
Rector Place
Red Bank
Fred
Keyport
Charles
Brooklyn
George
Louis
Frick
Steinberg Rites Set At Red Bank For Louis Steinberg
Funeral services for Louis Steinberg aged 72 will be held Sunday at 2 p m from the Steinberg residence 63 Washington Street Red Bank Relatives and friends are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinberg
Red Bank
Thureday
Lath
Louis Steinberg
Wasliington Street
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NSO
Lang PO
Knight Templars
Joint
Richard H. Hughes
Missouri
Kittie Reynolda
Kittie
William Taber
Winter Street
Good Brig
Bway
Third Ave
Jacob Steinbach
Hofbrau
Glaas
Rockwell Hotel
Harriet B. Hebert
Harriet Bailey Hebert
Alexander Hebert
Garfield Avenue
Sea- Shore
Claude
Catherine Bailey
France
Henry
Hortense Salsbury
Frederick W. Thomas
Harry Pope
Manasquan
Robert C. Height
Avon
John McMurtry
Fred Hampton
Hendrickson Avenue
McMurtty
Sarah Gray
Bound Bi
Wiliam Flemming
Washington, N. J
Charles Manley
New Brunnswick
George Shock
First Reformed Church
Hampton
William H. Morris, Jr
Greenlawn Cemetery
Charles F. McKay
Henry J. Walling
Raritan Township
BANK
The
Children of Mary
Oxford
Goodenoveh's
Toffey
Sugar Bowl
Langan
Good Ridg
William G. Redle
Democratic County Committee
Taffier and Brittles
George E. Langan
Hicks
Rockwell
Daily Record
Myer and Flock
Rockwell Hotel and Restaura
Photos
American Press Association
Quimet
Arrowsmith Post
Battery Arrowsmith
Sandy Llook
Red Hawk
Ligtberger
Goodenough
Niagara Falls
Villa
Tion
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