Crowning of George V in lavish Westminster Abbey ceremony
London June 22 King George V is crowned in Westminster Abbey in a regal service marked by reconsecration of regalia, homage by nobles, and a brief queenly coronation. Crowds along Strand cheer as the procession returns to Buckingham Palace amid jubilation worldwide messages of congratulations pour in.
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George V
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George
Prince of Wales
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William IV
Victoria
Edward VII
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England
Ireland
Scotland
Duchess Creek
Mortgage burning planned for Red Bank Trinity Church
Trinity Episcopal Church on West Front street Red Bank hosts a triple celebration including a reception for visiting clergy and a 25th ordination anniversary for Rev. MacKellar. A mortgage burning for the rectory on Maple avenue aims to erase a $4000 debt, with $3500 in hand and plans to borrow if needed. The Guild of the Golden Rule leads the fundraising effort with Mrs. Daniel H Applegate and Mrs. Henry Hoyt active.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
West Front Street
Red Bank
New Jersey
Mr. MacKeilar
King George of England
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Maple Avenue
Morristown
Guild of the Golden Rule
Henry Hoyt
Guild
Bathing Dress Restrictions Hit Bradley Beach
Bradley Beach borough authorities move to ban abbreviated bathing suits after a letter from Rev. Joseph B. Kulp. council orders preparation of an ordinance banning scanty attire. Officials also curb all day Sunday bathing while endorsing half day Sunday bathing as reasonable.
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Bradley Beach
Joseph B. Kulp
Methodist Church
Equicil
MacDonald
Salisbury
Funeral of Mrs Carrie Cooper Van Derveer
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Cooper Van Derveer wife of Fred M Van Derveer were held at her Cooper avenue home yesterday afternoon Rev Alfonso Dare and Rev Dr A H Eberhardt officiated The Simpson M E Church quartet sang pallbearers included Nathaniel Slocum J H Davis Jr A T Woolley C L Williams B J Davis and I P Reid Burial was at Glenwood cemetery West Longbranch with Hyer and Flock directing
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Carrie’ Cooper van Derveer
Fred M. van Derveer
Cooper Avenue
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M. BE
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. E
Simpson M. E
Messrs. Blake
Red Bank Child Sick
Miss Marion Frey daughter of Howard Frey of Monmouth Street Red Bank is confined to the house with sickness and reported to be in serious condition.
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Marion Frey
Howard Frey
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Red Bank Restaurant Moves to Bridge Avenue
Simpson's restaurant and ice cream parlor once on East Front Street Red Bank relocates to the Bridge Avenue building near Oakland Street.
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Simpson's
East Front Street
Red Bank
Nlow
Bridge Avenue
Oakland Street
Nyack Athletic Club Prepares for Lakewood Game
Mrs Js B Giles and son Wallace stay at Port Jefferson Long Island. Miss Helen Giles visits William B Giles in Richmond Hill. Nyack Athletic Club baseball team plans Lakewood showdown Saturday afternoon with the Lakewood team. Nyacks boast a strong field lineup and expect victory. Creature's Band to perform daily at Asbury Park Boardwalk May 27 to July 2 with new programs and 2,000 seats.
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Hatontown_Advent
Wallace
Port
Jefferson
Long Island
Helen Giles
William B. Giles
Richmond Hill
Lakewood
Nyack Athletic Club
West, Red, Bank
Nyacks
Creature’s
Asbury Park
Boardwalk
Nzsino
Frelinghuysen act upheld as constitutional revenue law
New Jersey Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals rules the 1908 Frelinghuysen automobile license law constitutional. The decision, written by Chief Justice Gummere, confirms the law raises about 300000 dollars annually and applies to non residents as a revenue measure despite interstate commerce concerns.
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Trenton
N. J
Frelinghuysen
Court of Errors and Appeals
Frank J. Kane
New York State
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Gummere
New Jersey
Lawrence Named to Monmouth Tax Board
Governor Woodrow Wilson appointed Rulif V. Lawrence of Freehold to succeed ex Judge William T. Hoffman on the Monmouth County Board of Taxation. Lawrence, a well known lawyer, is counsel for the Freeholders and was a Democratic Senate candidate three years ago.
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Rulif V. Lawrence
Freehold
William T. Hoffman
Monmouth Coutty Board of Taxation
Lawrence
Board of Freeholders
Hunt Funeral Friday Morning Service Details
John Hunt died Wednesday morning at his home 165 Grand Avenue. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 9 o clock and at Star of the Sea Church an hour later. Interment will follow at Mt Carmel cemetery under the direction of funeral director William H Morris Jr.
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John Hunt
Grand Avenue
East Orange Visitor Probes Long Branch Improvements
John G. McCloud of East Orange New Jersey visits his nephew Samuel F. McCloud on Norwood Avenue. At 81 years old he has not visited Long Branch for fifteen years and expresses pleasure with the changes since then.
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John G. McCloud
East Orange
N. J
Samuel F. McCloud
Norwood Avenue
McCloud
Long Branch
Commencement Visitor Attends Chattle High School
Prof. J. Burton Wiley, supervising principal of the Red Bank public schools, was a visitor at Chattle High School commencement exercises held Tuesday night.
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J. Burton Wiley
A. B
Red Bank
Chattle High School
Boston Woman Visiting Red Bank as Guest of Strykers
Mrs. Gill of Boston is staying with Dr. and Mrs. Lester H. Stryker on Shrewsbury avenue. She is Mrs. Stryker’s mother. Dr. Stryker is junior member of Stryker & Stryker, operators of the Public Service Delivery and Warehouse on Monmouth Street near the railroad station in Red Bank.
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Gill
Boston
Lester H. Stryker
Shrewsbury Avenue
Stryker
Dr. Stryker
Stryker & Stryker
Public Service
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts fair tonight and Friday with light to moderate variable winds. Observations from Display Station at Long Branch show a 8 a.m. barometer 30.05, wind 14 mph from the west, temperature 87. Yesterday's high 87, lowest last night 55, and 81 at 8 a.m. in Brighton and Ocean avenues. Open-air theatre and motion pictures run daily with 10 cent admission.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New, Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Airdrome
Brighton
Ocean, Aves
West End
Long Branch Opens Semi Pro Baseball Season at Hollywood Grounds
Long Branch captained by Dick Henriquez signs a fast squad from Southern Connecticut and Eastern leagues. Saturday's opener vs Hoboken at 3 30 PM, with notable patrons in boxes for the season. Sunday features Murray Hills against Long Branch. The semi pro league winner faces the Eastern pennant winner.
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Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch
Dick” Henriquez
Connecticut
Hoboken
Carlos Wimpfheimer
P. J. Casey
Wilbur A. Heisley
Simon Hess
Mr. Isidor
Harold Content
R. Rosoff
S. Emery
Tne
Murray Hills
Red Bank Firemen’s Relief Association Meeting Held
A meeting of the Red Bank Firemen’s Relief Association was held last night at Navesink Hook and Ladder Company’s firehouse on Mechanic Street Mechanic Street. There was a good attendance of members and several matters of interest to them only were discussed.
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Red Bank Firemen’s Relief Association
Navesink Hook
Fire department meeting postponed for five company group
Chief James R. Wolcott of the Red Bank Fire Department called a meeting of the boroughs five companies at Borough Hall on Monmouth Street. Only a few members attended and the meeting was postponed to a later date to discuss welfare of the department.
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James R. Wolcott
Red Bank Fire Department
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Local Wheelmen at Newark Traveled for Velodrome Tryout
Francis E. Miller and Warren Bee journeyed to Newark Velodrome to try out with riders from Newark New York Long Island and Brooklyn. The Long Branch Cycle Club members made a creditable showing and believe they can keep pace with the fastest riders and aim to do something next time.
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Francis E. Miller
Warren Beebe
Newark
Long Branch
New York
Long Island
Brooklyn
Weslyan University Banquet Honors Blakeslee’s Anniversary
Prof. Charles W. Blakeslee vice principal of the High School attended the twenty-fifth anniversary of his Weslyan University graduation in Middletown Conn out of a class of forty two twenty two members joined the celebration. The banquet was the main feature with all taking part. He graduated in 1886.
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Charles W. Blakeslee
Middletown
Conn
Weslyan University
Blakeslee
Red Bank Team Plays Two Games in New London Conn
The Red Bank nine travels to New London Connecticut for two afternoon games this week. Dick Morris of Little Silver will pitch one game with Bill Seerey catching. Manager R. Harry Stalling of Matawan leads the squad against a fast local opponent that has only one defeat this season.
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Big Red Bank
New London
Conn
Dick” Morris
Little Silver
Bill” Seerey
Harry Stalling
Matawan
Red Bank
Daly's Annual Ball at the Casino July 7
The Phil Daly Hose Company hosts its midsummer ball at the Casino on the evening of July 7. It stands as the hose company's main summer attraction and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Phil,Daly Hose Company
Hose Company
Death claim paid by Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion
The Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion through Mary Minser and May Sacco paid a $1,000 death claim for their late comrade Ann Brazo. Beneficiary is Mrs. Paul A. Brazo of Union Ave. Sexton Bros. undertakers at 516 Broadway. Tel. 122 Ta-B. Tax delinquents for 1910 must settle by the 27th or face property advertising and extra costs. City Collector Van Brunt is compiling the delinquent list for Friday’s Record. Creators Returnate Aebury Park notes seniors hand of 50 in twice daily anti July casino sets.
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Women’s: Benevolent Legion
Mary Minser
May Sacco
Ann ‘ Brazo
Paul A. Brazo
Union Ave
van Brunt
Record
Aebury Park
This World
Fifty graduates at grammar, dozen at parochial school
The Lyceum Parochial School held its ninth annual commencement with twelve graduates. The program featured eighteen numbers including rainbow dances, tableaux, and a baby show. Principal remarks honored the Sisters and noted the illness of graduate William Sweeney. Rev. Cantwell awarded diplomas.
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Lyceum
Posey
Bobby Shaftoe
Long Branch
Glora Louise Smith
Frank J. Goff
William P. Cantwell
Star of the Sea Church
New Poe Ae Monitor
William
Joseph Sweeney
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
J. Pitman
West
Francis James Goff
Eunice
Agnes McCanley
Joseph Aloysius Walsh
Regina Agnes Mullen
James Francis Gurtis
Mary Elizabeth Marks
Joseph
Philip Fayne
Susanna Marie Carney
Beth Lawley
Edward Thomas Erie
Mary Veronica Chasey
William Joseph Sweeney
Titania
Stadagees
Joseph Finley
Marie Dinen
Margaret Melee
Nellie du Ban
Bobby Shafto
Bobby
John
Cogan Marie
Nora Barlow
Jis
Margaret Whelan
Susina Lawley
Jennie Miller
Néllie Durkin
George Ro
Charley Cheerful
George Es Ralph Ready
Donald cfarlane _ee
Ronan John Ray
Sam
Murray Columbia
Susanna Carney
James Minsér
Liberty
Baragstene
Miong Gettin
Rafferty
Frank Golden
Harold Hollywood
Howard Mullen
Bones
Francis
Goff
Howard Bolton
Leo Cogan
Indian Huntresses
Rolly Prim
Eisie
Thompson
Villa Golden
Brown
Loretta
Davis
Helen Smut
Wright
Madeline
Hollywood
Perkins
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