Nineteen New Laws Take Effect Including Seven Sisters Act
Trenton June 27. The McDermott uniform bill of lading act takes effect next Tuesday, banning fraud and detailing carrier responsibilities. July 4 brings Nichols widow’s pension to aid dependent children at home, plus seventeen other laws including the Seven Sisters anti trust act defining personal guilt of directors for corporate violations and enforcing free competition.
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Trenton
McDermott
Nichol
Wilson
Mir Harrison Sings At Galilee In Monmouth Beach
Herbert Harrison a former Asbury Park resident returns from Europe with laurels from Germany Holland and Italy. He sings Sundays at St Peter in Galilee Monmouth Beach this season and will join Miss Anna Case in private morning concerts in Rumson. Carnival Commission of Chamber of Commerce previews plans for a society circus to be held in late July.
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Herbert Harrison
Asbury Park
Europe
Germany
Holland
Italy
Harrison
Amsterdam
Berlin
Munich
Schevenigen
Vienna
Vrench
Nornings
St. Peter-in-Galilee
Monmouth Beach
Anna Case
Metropolitan Opera House
Carnival Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Patrick McCallion Here
The remains of Patrick McCallion were brought here by train from Lakewood this morning. After services at Star of the Sea Church, interment was made at Mt. Carmel cemetery. He died after an eight month illness, born in Ireland October 16 1866, survived by widow and five unmarried children. He owned a painting and decorating business and was active in K of C F of A and Royal Arcanum.
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Patrick McCallion
Lakewood
Star of the Sea
Chharge
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Carmel
Alexian Brothers
Elizabeth
Michael
Elizabeth McCallion
Ireland
Lakehurst
Mary McElhinney
Michael Mellhinney
Joseph
Mary
Kathleen
John
George
K. of C
F. of A
Royal Arcanum
Long Branch Council
Captain Cook Recovering After Cataract Operation
Capt J Corlies Cook of Wardell Avenue recovered from eye surgery last Tuesday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and was discharged to his home in good condition. Mrs. Mallard Buried In Brooklyn. Funeral service for Katherine Mallard, wife of Harry Mallard of Edwards Avenue, held at Star of the Sea Church. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery after a Long Branch to Brooklyn train transfer.
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Cook
J. Corlies Cook
Wardel Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mallard
Brooklyn
Katherine Mallard
Harry Mallard
Edwards Avenue
Starv of the Sea
Long Branch
Calvary Cemetery
Hyer & Flock
St Peter's in Galilee Preaching and Offertory Solo
Rev. Dr. John Mockridge of Trinity Chapel New York will preach on Sunday June 29 at St. Peter's in Galilee Theodore Harrison will sing a solo at the offertory.
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St. Peter's In
Galilee
John Mockridge
Trinity Chapel
New York
Theodore Harrison
Wonders at the Grand Tonight for Booster Day
Advertisement notes the Photo plays are the world’s best and brought here for Booster Day. It invites all to attend at the Grand tonight.
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The
Ambrosio Film Co
the Grand
Quartet of June Brides Identified by Officer Edwards
A report states Miss Shapiro was described for identification as a June bride. A local man was arrested by Officer Edwards on the suspect description and held without bail for burglary.
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Miss Shapiro
Record of burglar suspect held for grand jury action
King Edwards a colored man aged about by Mrs Shapiro of Mill Street was held to await grand jury action without bail after a recorder court hearing last night. Edwards forced a window, identified by a cup, and was arrested by Officer Charlie Edwards Wednesday evening. Police will review his past after the incident.
Arcanums Plan Shore Dinner And July Entertainment
At the Red Bank Council No. 984 Royal Arcanum meeting a committee led by F. A. Morehouse and including James R. Smock and Clarence Beck was tasked with arranging a shore dinner about mid August at Port au Peck. Another committee including Morehouse and several members was named to plan a July professional entertainment with date and place to be announced.
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Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
Hisner
F. A. Merehouse
James R. Smock
Clarence Beck
Port-au- Peck
F. A. Morehouse
William H. Elliot
Harry L. Martin
Jed J. Dietz
Harvey Willig
Alfred Botticher
Red Bank YMCA Forms Baseball Team For July 4 Game
Members of the Red Bank YMCA organized a baseball squad last night electing J B Rue Jr captain and Theodore Parsons manager. The team will play July 4 at 10 am on Red Bank High School diamond versus the University Place Church New York team. Rue played for Lafayette College Freshmen and Parsons for Princeton University.
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Red Bank
J. B. Rue, Jr
Theodore Parons
Red Bank High School
University Place Church
New York
Rue Hag
Lafayette College
Parsoly Hag
Princeton University
Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association Convention Held in Philadelphia
Dr. McSherry attends the fourteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association in Philadelphia at the Hotel Walton with sessions scheduled today and tomorrow.
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Dr. McSherry
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association
Hotel Walton
Cashier's Wife Dead from Apoplexy
Mrs. Mary Wardell wife of Charles H Wardell cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank Matawan died Wednesday morning at four o'clock after a week's illness Apoplexy Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock from her Main street home She is survived by her husband a sister Mrs A J Jackson and a brother William S Simp eon
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Mary Wardell
Charles H. Wardell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Matawan
Main Street
A. J. Jackson
William 5. Simpeon
Shamrock Tea Room Opens at Ocean and Atlantic Avenues
A new Shamrock Tea Room debuts in the Louis Dames Cottage corner of Ocean and Atlantic Avenues in North Lons Bratch. Miss Merrells supervise the seaside spot offering iced chocolate, Morristown grape fruit marmalade, sandwiches, cake, and soft drinks for travelers and automobile parties.
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Lons Bratch
Jersey
Ocean and
Atlantic Avenues
Louisdames
Bay Head
Long Island
New England States
Merrell
Morristown
Ocean Avenue
Trustees of Garret A Hobart estate file accounting
The Trustees of the estate of Garret A Hobart filed their accounting in Patterson before Judge Klewert. The report notes an unconditional 1 000 000 gift to Mrs Hobart, with personalty of 1 465 962 74 invested in dividend stocks bonds and mortgages. Income is reported as about 100 000 annually, paid to Mrs Hobart, with principal to revert to Garret A Hobart of Water son upon her death.
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Garret A. Hobart
United States
Klewert
Paterson
Hobart
Last communication of Long Ranch Lodge A M till fall
Long Ranch Lodge No 78 AF and AM plans a final meeting at Masonic Hall tonight. Officers will exemplify the third degree work and refreshments will be served afterward.
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Long Ranch Lodge
Francis White Recovering From Illness in Red Bank
Francis White prominent real estate man is recovering at his East Front Street home Red Bank from a recent illness caused by heat. He is the oldest member of the Red Bank lodge of Masons.
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Francis White
East Front Street
Red Bank
Mr. White
Red Bank Lodge of
Mueons
Funeral for Rev Henry Belting Held in Newton
Funeral services for Rev Dr Henry Belting former Monyouth county pastor who died on a railroad train Tuesday were held at Central M E Church Newton conducted by Rev Dr Percy Perinehief district superintendent and announced by Rev Dr John G Cornwall. Burial was at Camden. An advertisement notes Bridgewater Inn Pleasure Bay season opening with music and cabaret by J F Murphy.
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Henry Belting
Monyouth County
Central M. E
Newton
Percy Perinehief
John G. Cornwall
Central Church
Camden
Entertainment Night Draws 1400 at Empire Theatre
About 1400 patrons filled the Empire Theatre for an annul comedy and novelty entertainment by the Players' Club of Wall Avenue. Receipts reached around 120 dollars with a 12 piece orchestra and acts including Hulton and Bannon, Corinne Frances, and Al Jolson. Also noted was William Cook's suspended sentence for deserting his wife and four children, with a six dollar weekly support requirement.
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Empire Theatre
Arthur Mueller
Otto Brothers
Hulton
Bannon
Miss Hester Armatrone
Robert L. Dailey
Tony Hunting
Corinne Frances
William Cook
Foster
Neptune City
Mr. Cook
Ester
Philadelphia
Red Bankers Join Monmouth SAR Chapter in Asbury Park
About a dozen Red Bank men joined Monmouth Chapter No. 5 of the New Jersey Society Sons of the American Revolution and will attend the chapter institution tonight in Asbury Park. Some will join tomorrow's luncheon at the Coleman House. Special patriotic services are set for Sunday with Attorney General Wilson of Red Bank addressing the Id Tennant Church commemorating the 135th anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth.
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Ed Bank
Monmouth
New Jersey Society
Sons of the American Revolution
State Society
Asbury Park
Coleman House
Wilson
Red Bank
Id Tennent Church
Sunday Mail Post Office Schedule For June 29
The first Sunday mail of the season will be received and despatched next Sunday June 29. The post office lobby will be open all day with delivery from 12 to 12 30. Collections from letter boxes in the afternoon. All letters mailed before four will be collected. The mail closes at 8 o'clock.
Brightside Nursery Reopens For Disabled Children At Oakhurst
The Brightside Nursery at Oakhurst formerly Old Pine Lodge reopened for the season. It hosts crippled children from the 1.06 train to Kiberon and provides seaside activities on the ocean front.
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Brightside
Oakhurst
Old Pine Lodge
Kiberon
Hons
Ocean Front
Jack Johnson Ordered Deportation by Canada Returns to U S
Former boxing champion Jack Johnson faces deportation after Canada orders arrest and expulsion. A government action prompted by Secretary Bryan request triggers possible exile back to France. Friends of the celebrated fighter say he will remain abroad if forced to leave the United States.
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France
Toronto
Canada
Jack Johnson
United States
Johnson
Chicago
Johnson faces deportation amid Montreal arrest order
Montreal authorities move to deport Jack Johnson as an undesirable immigrant after a request by Secretary Logan. If he sails to France, he is left unmolested. if he stays, deportation may follow. Johnson plans a Tuesday voyage to France per Chicago authorities. In Washington, the House judiciary committee again lacks quorum to act on the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases.
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Montreal
Canada
Jack Johnson
Dominion
Logan
France
Johnson
Canada Northwest Police
DeWoody
Department of Justice
House
Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committee
Kahn
Diggs-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
Outing for Bank Employees on River Yacht Trip
Citizens' National Bank staff enjoyed a river outing aboard the yacht Romer with J H Davis Jr and B J Davis hosting. A banquet spread was served at High lands as guests W E Jeffrey Arthur H Hope and Lacour attended with other employees aboard the cabin launch.
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J. H. Davis, Jr
Citizens’ National Bank
B. J. Davis
Romer
Highlands
W. E. Jeffrey
Arthur H. Hope
Lacour
Funeral service for Mrs. Emily Morford Truex
The funeral for Mrs. Emily Morford Truex wife of W A Truex will be Sunday at 2 PM at her Broad Street Red Bank home with Rev Johnson L Miner of First Baptist Church presiding. Interment follows at Main View Cemetery conducted by R R Mount and Son Red Bank funeral directors.
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Emily Morford Truex
W. A. Truex
Broad Street
Red Bank
Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
Mair ‘View
R. R. ‘Mount and Son
Falkner in Town Quietly Reports Camden Show House Closure
Fred W. Falkner, former Ocean Park Casino lessee, was in Long Branch yesterday. He runs a moving picture show house at Camden and has just closed for the summer.
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Fred W. Falkner
Ocean Park Casino
Long Branch
Camden
Belmar Mayor’s Mother Dies in Belmar
Mrs Angeline Poole widow of Robert G Poole and mother of Belmar Mayor Robert G Poole died at Asbury Park on Wednesday aged sixty nine from pneumonia.
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Angeline Poole
Robert G. Poole
Belmar
Asbury Park
The Wandering Wew at the Grand ing Romance
Advertisement notes a Saturday showing of The Wandering Wew at the Grand ing romance venue.
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Eugene Sue
Grand Theatre
Grand Theatre Booster Day Special Show
The Grand Theatre presents a booster day feature tonight with Photo Plays Wondrous Exploits of Tom Butler in 42 scenes. Six other big productions accompany the program in this special event.
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Specia
The
Krosio Film Co
Tom Butler
Four Corners of the Earth
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M. Pelwainske
Broadway
Kentucky
D. J. Johnston
Jack Dale
Columbia Restaurant
Broad St
N. J
MIR
Jersey Coast
St Peter's
Wilgong
Mill Capital
St. Street House
James’ Church
Edwards
Badeau
Freehold
C. Rh. R
KB. M. Connors
Charles Robinson
Hol. Butler
Frank Smith
John Walsh
Ladies’ Auxiliary
West Side Hose Company
Leighton Avenue
J. A. van Schoick, Jr
Guy Ornberg
Wire Thorp
John Oakes, Sr
Washington
Carnteh
Senate
Kern
James
Shields
Chamberlain
New Hampshire
Bishop Simpson
Simpson Memorial
M. E
Garfield and
Third Avenues
Big City
Daisy Scott
Pastor's Aid Society
Asbury M. E
R. B. ‘Een
Asbury M
North Long Branch
St. Luke's Parsonage
A Benedict
St. James's Episcopal Church
Helea Catherine Gregg
Madeline Greve
Raymond Porter Hendrickson
Branchport Avenue
Mabel Rhode
Henor
Marguerite Hendrickson
William K. Kampf
North Fifth Avenue
Mr. Hendrickson
Chester M-Truax
Brown—Parker
Maude L. Parker
Catherine Parker
Jackson Street
Thomas G. Brogyn
Christia Brown
John Y. Dobbins
Larchmont
N. Y
Riddle
Williams
Washington Street
James EB. Riddle
Caroline N. Williams
J. ¥. Robbins
Vreeland Buttling
Washington Park
Oceanic Fire Engine Co
Enochre and
Pruck-Ge
Drum-Corpe
Hagerman—MacDowell
Henry Hagerman
Ida MacDowell
Robert MacDowell
First Presbyterian Parsonage
Rt MacClements
Med Bank
Hagerman
Lewis Lumber Yard
Johnson's Bridge
Allenhurst
J. M. Corties
John Daly
Hobart Trust Fund
Seebey'’s
Star of the Sea Bazar
Chester M. Truax
Igitt
Masons
Rip Rourer
Bridgewater Inn
Pleasure Bay
J. F. Murphy
Fair Haven
Ite
Savo
Foster and Lovett
Asbury
Sunday Mail
Shore
Storey
Ocean Park
Sec’y Bryan
Prise
Mr. Falkner
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