Commencement at St Luke's School Hears Education Commissioner
The Class of 1913 at Chattle High School held its thirty-seventh annual commencement at St Luke's Church. Education Commissioner spoke on Ideals while diplomas were presented by state board president William G Dehauffler. The program featured eight speakers four readings and four orations with strong musical numbers from the school orchestra and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Church
Chattle High School
William G. Dehauffler
State Board of Education
St. Luke’s
Chatthe High School
B. Louise Bruske
Adelaide Rees
Vanderbilt Wins Coaching Marathon at London Show
Alfred G. Vanderbilt of New York drove his own coach to victory in the International Coaching Marathon from Hampden Court to Olympia, the feature of the London horse show on Course No. 1. He will exhibit these and other horses at the Long Branch Horse Show this summer.
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London
Bay
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Hampden Court
Olympia
Vanderbilt
Long Branch
Association
Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Madison Avenue
Edwards
Tucker
Branchport Avenue
New Jersey
Suffragettes Burn Marine Laboratory in Scotland
Suffragists set fire to the Marine Laboratory at St Andrews University destroying the building and valuable scientific records. The blaze also consumed many instruments, with logs described as irreparable. In Washington, hearings on maximum profit rulings for railroads were granted to probe if freight rates should rise five percent under the commission rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Scotland
Marine Laboratory
University
Washington
Dt. C
Mississippi
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Benefits concert clears $125 for Monmouth Red Bank club
About $125 was realized by the Monmouth club of Red Bank at the all star vaudeville benefit at the Lyric theatre Red Bank last night. Nearly six hundred people attended the performance. The committee included James T. Clayton chairman Howard Cole Joseph Piccolo and Jean Brylawski. A feature was Joseph Burrowes dancing act monologue sketch a grandson of Mrs J T Burowes of Red Bank. His performance drew several encores.
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Monmouth Club
Red Bank
Lyric Theatre
James T. Clayton
Howard Cole
Joseph Piccolo
Jean Brylawski
Joseph Burrowes
J. T. Burowes
Deaths in Lawler family claim three in three months
A New Jersey obituary notes three Lawler family deaths since March first. Mary A. Lawler widow of Michael Lawler died at 63 after a long illness, leaving daughters Mrs. Charles Y. Clark and Mrs. Martin Chrisen and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday from Our Lady Star of the Sea, burial at Mount Carmel West Long Branch.
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Lawler
Wall Street
West Long Branga
Mary A. Lawler
Michael Lawler
Martin Chrisen
New York
Margaret
Mary Carlsen
Patrick Kennedy
Elizabeth
Thomas Dowe
John
Patrick Money
Plainfield
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
William H. Morris, Jr
Mount Carmel Cemetery
West Long Branch
Queens County Ireland
Blen Walsh
Padrick Lawler
Bicyclist narrowly misses injury in Red Bank accident
A Red Bank bicycle rider Merritt West son of Calvin West narrowly escaped harm on East Front street when an auto driver back pedaled striking the bicycle and tossing him to the curb. The bicycle suffered minor damage and the driver Mr Lockwood agreed to cover the repair costs. The report also notes Ohio visitor Mrs John Klein staying with relatives and other local notices.
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Merritt Weel
Calvin West
Broad Street
Red Bank
East Front Street
Oxford Market
Baily Record
Fountain
Broad and
Front Streets
Lockwood
J. J. Travis
Mechanic Street
Young
Fielder Boom Gaining Ground In Jersey City Gubernatorial Race
June 21 Trenton reports that Wittpenn’s bid for governor loses steam as Fielder gains support statewide. Hudson County officials drift to Fielder while Wittpenn’s backing wanes, prompting talk he may withdraw. Fielder campaign moves ahead with gubernatorial prestige and active organizing.
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Trenton
H. Otto Wittpenn
Withpenn Cantdiites
Jersey City
Snide Nugent
Wittpenn
Fielder
Campaiar
Hudson County
Wittpénn
Itt Penn
Jobn H. Lipiincott
Wrank
Katenbach, Jr
Katzenbach
Church Notices Highlight Sunday Services and Children's Day
Elberon Memorial Church and St Luke's Church schedule Sunday morning and afternoon services with a special Children's Day program for the youth. Music features a quartet and guest soloists led by Robert Gayler. St James' Church announces Holy Communion and sermons, while additional notes mention St George and the Dragon, grand theatre vaudeville, and furniture sale advertisements.
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Elberon Memorial Church
McAfee
Marie Stoddart Gayler
Migs May Jordan
Albert Questel
Grant Odell
Maurice Milcke
Quesnel
Madame Melba
Robert Gayler
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Broadway
Slocum Place
Long Branch
E. Briggs Nash
Progressives oppose fusion plan at Ashbury Park meeting
The Progressive State Executive Committee voted unanimously against fusion with any party and rejected amalgamation with the Republican group. Twenty two new members attended at Hotel Monterey as officials debated endorsements and governor candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive State
Tepatatl Can
Monterey
Ashbury Park
Charles M. Lowler
Fort
Edmund J. Osborne
Essex
George Record Wigeweaker
Cooper Wins Honors At Gun Club Shoot
Cooper of Red Bank secured first honors in the Riverside Gun Club regular shoot. Five contestants competed with a 25 target handicap, then a scratch shoot where Cooper won with 23. Applegate and Burrowes also posted strong scores. A challenge was issued to Freehold Gun Club for the man championship. The Riverside Club plans team events and a county shooting committee was named. Athletic Club to Meet. The National Athlete Club will host a meeting at its TreadWay headquarters tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Cooper
Red Bank
Riverside Gun Club
Mr. Cooper
Richard Applegate
Harry C. Burrowes
George W. Bray
Constable William Chandler
Burrowes
Chandler
Bray
Applegate
Freehold Gun Club
Freehold
Riverside Club
Ivins
Edward VonKattengill
Frank James
Edward von Kattengil
A. D. Coop‘er
William Chandler
Abram T. Bennett
Athletic Club
National Athlete Club
TreadWay
Public Notice on Pier Project Waives Association Responsibility
The Long Branch Merchants' Association waives any responsibility for a pier project article published June 20 191% in the Long Branch Daily Record without the association's knowledge or consent. Signed by Secretary W. S. Bouse.
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Long Branc Merchants’ Association
Long Branch Daily Record
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
W. 8. Bouse
Lightning Strikes Red Bank Disrupting Service and Injuring Several
A night storm sent shock waves through Red Bank with lightning damaging wires for Public Service Electric and delaying service. Five young men including Y M C A staff watched as Morris Peel’s Monmouth Street residence and Empire theatre area were struck. Coroner Gary Coby and local officials were among those shocked. James Norman faced the worst effects. Linemen repaired lines and splintered trees were reported around the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Street
Morris Peel
Monmouth Street
Harold Tumey
Thomas Moering
Y. McCo A. Wyolfie
Empire Theatre
Tarry Co Bay
Public Service Electric Co
Lipsey Assault Verdict Nets Schwartz $500
Jacob Schwartz, proprietor of Commercial Bottling Works, won a $500 verdict against Maurice Lipsey for assault and battery after a June 6 incident when Lipsey struck him with a bottle during a dispute over a box in Lipsey’s wagon. Thomas V. Fay represented Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schwartz
Maurice Lipsey
Steinbach
Lipsey
Thomas V. Fay
Schwartz
Benjamin Wolfson
Virginia Garraventa
Wolfson
Miss Sparkes Sparks Talk At Local Churches Tomorrow
Miss Sparkes and Miss May Sparks, noted temperance speakers, will address audiences at Simpson Church, First Presbyterian Church, and St. Luke's Church tomorrow. A union service at St. Luke's is set for 4.80 pm. Talks at Simpson Church are slated 10–11 am and at the Presbyterian 12–1 pm. Page 5 advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Sparks
Simpson M. BE
First Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's M. E
Board of Commissioners
Lightning alarm disrupts Rotel fire scene endangering many
A general alarm at Rotel prompts a dangerous fire response. One firefighter is injured by falling slate while others risk exposure amid collapsing conditions. West End's engine reportedly became stuck in the street during the incident.
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West
Fire engulfs Lenox Hotel cottages in cottage row blaze
A morning fire at the Lenox Hotel on Cottage Place owned by Bernard Harris gutted the western Meyer cottage and the Harris-built structure. Firefighters faced rapid flames and falling debris as they battled from roofs and windows. No deaths reported, tenants Sarria Harris and staff remained on site preparing for opening. a patrolman noted no odor of smoke at 11 40 last night. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Lenox
Cottage Place
Bernard Harriis
South Bath
Hecoming
Hearn
Charles Bloom
Bette
Reid
Meyer
Harris
Gast
Dunn
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Ghattle Grads Bet
the Light Brigade
Gruenwald
America
Homer Wilson
Arthur Lafayette Thomas
Mendelssohn
Elijah
The
Forest Ranger
L. Leland Dudley, Jr
Leland Powers
Rowland Roberts Hughes
Harold Aston Karmann
Reading
Wilson Barrett
Hazel Beatrice Peirin
O'Connor
Chester Earl Breece
Johnson's Bridge
Allenhurst
M. Corlies
John Daly
Grand
St George and the Dragon
Monmouth County Eicetric Co
Second Avenue
Vietor Avenue
Great Britain
Recorder Arrowsmith
City Hall
Joseph Walling
McCarthy
Wiliam Vogelsang
Cuneen
John Nelson
William Sullivan
Thomas Murphy
Laparre
Nelson
Sullivan
Murphy
Suffragettes Burn Marine Laboratory
Grand Theatre
the Grand
St. George and the Dragon
Hird
Mary Lawler
Ato
Ohio
John Klein
Arkon
Charles W. Seiler
Rockwell Avenue
Klemn
Clarence
C. A. Cella
2Nd Ave
A. Giambrone
Exchange Place
Lad
Future Pictures
Allen & Martin
Chester M. Truax
Fielder Boom
John Y. Dobbins
Evenig
Gov. Fort
Borough Hall
Ghwartz
Church of Our Lady
Miss Sparkes
John Flanigan
John G. Flanigan
Joseph N. Flanigan
Fordham University
Fordham
Rotel
Ends
Cranmer's
B. Parker
Daily Record
Andreu
Pearl St. Johl Cottage
Elberon, N, J
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