Many Pupils Promoted From Primary to Grammar School
Twenty two girls and fifteen boys received diplomas at Primary School No. 1 on Thursday and were placed in Grammar School for next year. The class includes Lucy Bray Rose Beckett Ruth Butler Lena Cittadino Katherine Conrow Ruth Dodd Frances Franklin LottieGarriel Josephine Hoctor Gertrude Hoc tor Mary Hulse Emma Hulst Myrtle Hendrickson Gertrude McLain Gertrude Morris Lavinia Phillips Madaline Thaler Pearl Winton Marguerite Wheeler Martha Williams Anna Wortman Minnie Collard Frank Alberta Joseph Boa Benjamin Cutoloni no Michael Fornarotto Howard Gaskill Lorado Hughes Earl Hopper Bruno Mazza Elmer Magee Langdon Norton Leo Schoendorf Olger Van Brunt Grandin Van Note Benjamin Wingert Paul Zambrano. Seventy pupils promoted from other schools to Grammar during year ending June 1911. At No.1, twenty three pupils have perfect attendance February 1911-June 1911: Ruth Butler Lena Cittadino Madaline Thaler Lorado Hughes Paul Zambrano Olger Van Brunt Grandin Van Note Freda Blum Vivian Reed Lydia Woolley Ethel Want ling Wilfong Hillis Frank Irons Sophia Pitcher Reginald Van Note Anthony Mazza Leute Miller Walter King Michael Mazza Jennie Wheeler Edward Juska Bartina Sherman Frant Fasino. Those with no absences include Lena Cittadino Lorado Hughes Paul Zambrano Japhia Pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bray
Rose Beckett
Ruth Butler
Lena Cittadine
Katherine Conrow
Ruth Dodd
Frances Franklin
Lottie Garriel
Josephine Hoctor
Gertrude Hoctor
Mary Hulse
Emma Hulst
Myrtle Hendrickson
Gertrude McLain
Gertrude Morris
Lavinia Phillips
Madaline Thaler
Pearl Winton
Marguerite Wheeler
Martha Williams
Anna Wortman
Minnie Collard
Frank Alberta
Joseph Boa
Benjamin Cutoloino
Michael Fornarotto
Howard Gaskill
Lorado Hughes
Earl Hopper
Bruno. Mazza
Elmer Magee
Langdon Norton
Leo Schoendorf
Olger van Brunt
Grandin van Note
Benjamin Wingert
Paul Zambrano
Vivian Reed
Lydia Woolley
Ethel Wantling
Wilfong Hillis
Frank Irons
Sophia Pitcher
Monmouth Park Estate Sells Lots After Track Era
The old Monmouth Park site near Oceanport and Long Branch, once a premier racing venue, is auctioning villa sites and lots after the track closed. Development plans include a Lake district with twelve acres, shaded streets, modern utilities, and easy payments, with two plots given away daily.
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Monmouth Park
Monmouth County
Russell Hulick
John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
D D. Withers
Eatontown
Oceanport
Long Branch
Melvin R. van Keuren
Monmouth Villa S'te Company
Monmouth
Cuba to Abolish Capital Punishment and Garrote
The article explains Cuba plans to abolish capital punishment and end the garrote. It notes President Gomez’s opposition, plus past governors’ delays, and details the grim execution method, the verdugo’s privileges, and a tale of Gomez’s 1905 near encounter with the sign in Principe prison.
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Cuba
Manuel Secades
Interior Department of
Principe
Gomez
Kansas
Magoon
Jose
Falkner to Open Two Theatres With Moving Pictures
Fred W Falkner former Ocean Park Casino lessee leases West End Casino and Red Bank Lyceum as Mayhouses. He plans Ocean Avenue opening next Monday night with moving pictures and York productions later. The combining of venues aims to attract high class performers for a weeklong country run. Meanwhile Red Bank Y M C A notes adjourned meeting in Monmouth Street hall to discuss fall plans and new features, with several items of interest and bills approved for payment.
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Fred W.falkner
Ocean Park Casino
West End
Red Bank Lyceum
Ocean Avenue
Moving Pictures
York
Falkner
Mr. Falkner
Long Branch
Red Bank Y. M.C. A
Red” Bank Young Men's C Tlan Association
Monmouth Street
Wa Fakood
Waa
Keller
Peary's Commencement Address Cites Dream Realized
Rear Admiral Robert B. Peary spoke at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York detailing pole exploration since 1520 and his 1909 success. He described his 23 years of effort and the pride of achievement stating I have made good and could face the end with that port of honor. Oregon quilt features Baker Union and Wallowa County scenes photographed by Mrs. G E B Miller on cloth forming its cover and hailed as perhaps the most unique quilt in the world.
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Robert B. Peary
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
North Pole
Oregon
G. EB. Miller
Coufties
Baker, Union and
Wallowa
Ode
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