Presbyterians excursion to Ellis Island and New York
Forty members from Eatontown and Shrewsbury Presbyterian churches led by Rev Dwight L Parsons departed yesterday morning for Red Bank and boarded the Sea Bird to New York then to Billig Island to view the immigrants and study Ellis Island conditions under the Woman s Missionary Society of the Shrewsbury church.
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Ellis Island
Dwight L. Parsons
Eatontown
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Sea Bird
New York
Billig Island
Woman's Missionary Society
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Ellis
Labor's Fight Over Sundry Civil Appropriations Clash
Washington June 24 Leaders of labor groups arriving in Washington to back the Hughes amendment to the sundry civil appropriations bill face disappointment as the house and senate approve no exemption for labor unions from Sherman antitrust enforcement. President Taft opposes immunizing unions and urges equality before the law in a reply to a telegram from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Roosevelt is attacked as a national menace while Zimmerman praises American loyalty and backs Harmon for president though retirement plans loom.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Taft
White House
Carter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Paul
Hughes
New Jersey
Tawney
Zimmerman Says Roosevelt Third Term Will Drive Him Abroad
Eugene Zimmerman, described as a railroad magnate and father of the Duchess of Manchester, announces he intends to become a subject of King George if Theodore Roosevelt is elected president again. He says if Roosevelt is elected our next president, this country will face drastic changes.
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Roosevelt
Edward
Manchester
Zimmerman
Washington
Harmon
England
Shrewsbury News Highlights Local Social and Installations
Miss Cora W Jennings hosted a weekend gathering with guests from East Orange Maplewood and nearby towns. Others visited New York and Eaton town activities noted. Long Branch Encampment elects officers and schedules installation for July 13.
Wingut and Edith Gaynor Eloped Over Mayor Gaynor’s Age Rule
Attorney General Andrew C. Gray explains that New York millionaire Harry Wingut eloped with Edith Augusta Gaynor, daughter of New York Mayor William McAdoo Gaynor, to Wilmington. Gray cites Mayor Gaynor’s opposition to early marriages for his daughters until they reach twenty five years old.
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Wilmington
Del
Andrew C. Gray
George Gray
Harry Kermit Wingut
New York
Edith Augusta Gaynor
Gaynor
Wingut
Delaware
Edith
Hughes Orders Grand Jury Investigation Of Former State Official
Governor Hughes calls an extraordinary grand jury and a special term of the supreme court in Albany to probe acts of a former state official. Reports name Frederick Skene of Astoria as the subject, with Supreme Court Justice Henry B. Conop to preside and Deputy Attorney Samuel Fowler to prosecute.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Supreme Court
Executive Chamber
O'Malley
Frederick Skene
Astoria
N.Y
Henry B. Conop
Morrisville
Madison County
J. Bamuel Fowler
Baseball results from National and American Leagues
National League games include Brooklyn over New York 8 to 2, Philadelphia 4 Boston 0, Chicago 9 Pittsburg 0, St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3. American League results show New York 12 Philadelphia 5, Boston 2 Washington 1 in 10 innings, Cleveland 6 Chicago 4, Detroit 10 St Louis 4. Standings provided for the clubs.
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Schlei
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Barger
Bergen
Ervin
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Boston
Ewing
Moran
Brown
Graham
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kling
Liefield
Gibson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Burps
McLean
Bachman
Bliss
Quinn
Sweeney
Mitchell
Atkins
Morgan
Lapp
Washington
Karger Gna Kleinow
Oberlin
Street
Cleveland
Cleve
Payne
Block
Linke
Detroit
Donovan
Stange
Casey
Spade
B.C
Ewes
Life Saving Order on Delaware Aboard 1100 Souls Saved
Aboard the American warship Delaware during a heavy squall off Sardinia a near disaster was averted by an unauthorized fore sheet release. The first lieutenant issued a decisive order to prevent panic as hundreds crowded the starboard scuppers, underscoring the importance of keeping the paint work intact.
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Delaware
Sardinia
Thomas W. Wyman
Recovery From Appendicitis At Long Branch Hospital
Mary Sagar ton of Shrewsbury was taken to Long Branch Hospital Saturday for appendicitis surgery. She recovered well after the operation.
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Mary
Michael Sagarton
Shrewsbury
Long Branch Hospital
Little Silver News Highlights Local Happenings
Fire company to run a Friday night tent and biweekly events in July and August. Edward A Bowman shipped 175 pigs to Asbury Park for summer boarding. Edward and Mort Woolley caught seven weakfish in the South Shrewsbury River on Monday. Miss Fleanor Quackenbush visits Freehold. Mrs George W Applegat of Asbury Park visits sister Mrs Howard Hance last week. Rev Joseph Garrison recovered from an attack of grip. Howard Hance caught a fifteen pound turtle and gave it to Orlando J Warden for the Epworth League ice cream festival on Easter day. they raised fifteen dollars. Gravel trucks worked on the bridge road last Saturday. Mrs Elisabeth Pope resident of the village observed her birthday that week. Joseph Davison, suffering from asthma, remains critical. Miss Carrie Dowling, long ill with tuberculosis, died Thursday at twenty-five. burial in the local cemetery.
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Edward A.bowman
Asbury Park
Edward
Mort Woolley
Shrewsbury
Fleanor Quackenbush
Freehold
George W. Applegat
Howard Hance
Joseph Garrison
Orlando J. Warden
Epworth League
Afteen Doligra
Bridge Road
Saterday
Promo
Shrewsbury Hose Company Formation Reflects Local Firemen Efforts
Fragmentary notes describe the Shrewsbury Hose Company formed over a year ago and the village youths showing interest in welfare. It mentions Alfred Grover and a fire damage incident, plus an old barn associated with the fire relief.
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Shrewsbury
L Welfare
Alfred Grover Bi & Bow
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