Promotion Day at St Luke's School and Church
Yesterday was promotion day at a M B Church Bible School. Eight pupils advanced from Cradle Roll to Beginners and fourteen moved to Primary. Graduates from Beginners to Primary include Lewis Georgianna McLain Wilson Harry Layton Clara itt Norma Gustason Pauline Har Jack Herron. From Primary to Junior were Mary White Bartina ran Anna McDonald Doris Haus- Ellen Wantling Marie Baust Ada rds Viola Brand Dorothy Kirby Miller Alla Harvey Stella Nas Ellaworth Holmes Maurice Je Charles Van Hise Hilbert Finn fus Simpson Frederick Bennett Lord Niles Byron Briggs. Junior Department graduates include Ruth Butler nia Phillips Gladya White Georgia Sherman Kathleen McDonald Kay Tallman Harriet Howland Em Thompson Lena McKelgn Jean Cranmer Theresa Luther Eliza Gordon Marion Bennett Joseph n. Holmes Cook Benjamin Win Leon Johnson Daniel Thomp. Intermediate pupils promoted to Senior Department: Olga Fleet Je Clark Tillie VanBrant Belle ro Florence Baker Laura Blocum J Cocuzza Eva Pierce Martha Susie Sawyer Florence Smith Erine Edwards Dorothy Van it Hazel Hendrickson Beatrice J Phoebe Youmans Miriam. A memorial service honored John Wesley, founder of Methodism, with hymns and a tribute by Dr. Debi. Prague’s Coffee Houses now have forty licensed to stay open till 4 am. others face $200 fines on second offense.
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T F, VanBrunt
David J. Mey
Irving W. Davis
Sylvia Mrt
Ivdloy W. Ferry
Anna M.ire
Minerva Hennessey
Varnon Key
John Warren Joline
Marian ‘Kirby
Orrin
Miller
Grace B.pe
Margaret G. Patton
Walter ‘Thorne
Clara E. Thone
Marjorie
Eugene F. Voorhees
Beulah VanNote
Elmer C. Wainwright
A. Whitty
John
W. Woolley
J. Wainwright
Dorothy West
Ed M. Wittek
Mteen
Lewis
Georgianna McLain
Wilson
Harry Layton
Claraitt
Norma Gustason
Pauline Har
Jack Herron
Harold Sawyer
Bym Wortman
Amy Voorhees
Louisa de
Helen Davis
Florence Wit
Ralph Dangler
Helen Cocuzza
M Brunkhorst
Catherine Impson
Slocum
Mary White
Bartina Ran
Anna McDonald
Doris Haus
Ellen Wantling
Marie Baust
Adards
Viola Brand
Dorothy Kirby
Alla Harvey
Stella Nas
Ellaworth Holmes
Maurice Je
Charles van Hise
Hilbert Finn
Ifus Simpson
Frederick Bennett
Lord Niles
Byron Briggs
Jop
Inter‘ Department
Ruth Butler
Nia Phillips
Gladya White
Georga Sherman
Kathleen McDonald
Kay Tallman
Harriet Howland
Em Thompson
Lena _McKelgn
Jean Cranmer
Theresa Luther
Eliza Gordon
Marion Bennett
Joseph N. Holmes Cook
Benjamin Win- Leon Johnson
Daniel Thomp
Olga Fleet
Je Clark
Tillie VanBrant
Bellero
Florence Baker
Laura Blocum
J@ Cocuzza
Eva Pierce
Martha
Susie Sawyer
Florence Smith
Erine Edwards
Dorothy
Vanit
Hazel Hendrickson
Beatrice J
Phoebe Youmans
Miriam
John Wesley
Wesley
Debi
After Five Years Vinol Restores Diphtheria Sufferer
Mrs Adelaide Mulloy of Win mags reports her daughter aged five battled diphtheria and bronchitis with long illness. After failing remedies she used Vinci cod liver oil with iron and oil, claiming ten pound gain and marked improvement. Wert's Pharmacy Long NJ endorses the product.
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Vincl
Vinci
Adelaide Mulloy
Mags
Wert's Pharmacy
Long N. J
Fire Devours Ridgefield Park Store Family Tragedy
Oldest boys leap from flames as father Isaac Stephens sacrifices himself to save Beatrice aged seven and the infant. mother Beatrice leaped from the second floor with the baby in her arms breaking her spine. Mrs Stephens to Hackensack hospital. Stephens and his wife and four children endured intense exposure as their two story building burned.
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Ridgefield
N. J. March
Edwie i. Stephens
Stephens
Herbert
Beatrice
Hackensack Hospital
Seek Children in Vain: Italian Father Searches Newark
Giuseppe Ungaras and his wife roamed Newark streets over two days seeking Arheccio aged eleven and Michele aged six who slipped out a back door while their mother cared for a baby. Police aid their search. The family arrived from Italy two months ago and speak little English.
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Newark
N. J
Giuseppe Ungaras
Arheccio
Michele
Italy
Man Shoots Woman Then Kills Himself in Paterson
Nicholas Miraldi, fifty-five, a cobbler, shot Mary Beattie at Main and Grand streets in Paterson then killed himself. Beattie was operated on at St Joseph's hospital and expected to recover. She had been separated from her husband for a year. motive believed to be jealousy.
Woman Falls Three Stories Into Water Near Flemington
Mrs. Carrie Marshall narrowly escaped death after plunging from a third story window of the Hyde milling plant beside the Raritan River near Flemington Junction. She landed in the mill race where a board over the water lessened the impact as bystanders rushed to help.
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Flemington
N. J
Carrie Marshall
Pecuctnar Hyde Milling
Raritan River
Flemington Junction
Six Fishermen Missing After Tug Tessler Sinks
Milwaukee reports six fishermen missing after the fishing tug Tessler reportedly went down off the harbor in a terrific gale. The tug departed with expected early Saturday arrival, but no trace has been found. Weather forecasts anticipate fair today, warming tomorrow with cloudy skies and brisk winds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tessler
Old Criminal Caught at Work and Red Bank Robbery
A man was captured after a dog held him and was jailed for five months following a court hearing. In Red Bank, robbers broke into Beat Shoe Co. on Broad Street, stealing $55 in small change and about $15 of stock before fleeing. Bank cashier Adam L Beavers pleaded guilty to misappropriating nearly $100,000 from the First National Bank of High Bridge, with a possible 5 to 10 year sentence. Also reported was the death of five month old Alice Henrietta Rex Elliott in Red Bank from pneumonia.
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Cavya Kere
Mr. Sweeney
Callahan
City Hall
Re*corder Arrowsmith
Red Bank
Beat Shoe Co
Broad Street
Peter Klippel
M. F Tetley
Trenton
Adam L. Beavers
First National Bank of High Iidge
United States
Beaves
William H
Henrietta Rex Elliott
Wallace Street
Alice Henrietta
Taft Commutes Heike Sentence In Sugar Fraud Case
President Taft commuted the imprisonment eight months and $5000 fine for Charles R. Heike, a former official of the American Sugar Refining Co. Heike, jailed after a Supreme Court affirmation of his conviction for conspiring to defraud the government in sugar weighing frauds at docks, faced possible death in prison. Heike, living at 36 Montgomery Street, Jersey City, had testified before a grand jury, prompting questions about his trial. The president cited home conditions and potential harm if imprisoned, and ordered the compenstion of the fine and costs.
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Washington
Taft
Charles Ro Heike
Tleihe
Ron Sok Costa
Patt
Helke
Auin
Hits
Department of Justin
United States Supreme Court
Teike
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
Erand
American Sugar Refining Company
Aoaiet
New York County
Chair from gallows turned to leather armchair
Rochester March 3 after fifty years the gallows used to hang William Fee in 1880 was unearthed from Wayne county hall and transformed into an armchair. Deputy Sheriff Cornelius J Collins of Lyons received the chair carved from oak beams, a grim relic of the county's sole hanging.
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Rochester
N. Y
Wayne County Hall
William Fee
Sherif Cornelius J. Collins
Lyons
Mee
Wayne County
Appropriations Cause No Delay In Congress Actions
Washington dispatch notes congress can pass all appropriation bills even with heavy congestion. Champ Clark praises Vice President Sherman as a product of the house and its moral pugilistics. Senator Webb claims the world improves, citing liquor and gambling restrictions from his boyhood to now.
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Champ Clark
Sherman
Senator Webb
Arthur W., Dunn
Washington
Congress
Taft
Sherman Champ Clark
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lincoln Memorial
Senator Root
Committee On Library
Fitzgerald
Appropriations
Tyro Houses
Mixed Board Objection Delays Atlantic Highlands Health Board
The Atlantic Highlands Board of Health delayed its organizational meeting due to absence of two new members. Dr Hendrickson reportedly opposed mixed boards after a female appointee Florence Armstrong, first woman to receive such appointment, failed to qualify.
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Atlantic Highlands Board of Health
H. A. Hendrickson
Florence Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Neighborhood Club
Snedeker
Final Farewell At White House Ends Taft's Presidency
President Taft completes his final official day as Chief Executive. A Cabinet session discusses last measures while delegations bid farewell to the President-elect and his party. Fans cheer and sing as Taft begins travel plans after breakfast. The Wilson family departure from Cleveland Lane becomes a campus-style scene with 15 students and Old Nassau songs. Washington observes as eight coaches carry college boys and reporters toward the station.
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United States
Wilson
Cleveland Lane
Nassau
Washington
Mar
Taft
White House
Selling the Children at Ravensburg Tyrol Market
A Tyrolean Ravensburg children market auctions offpoor youths to the highest bidder. Boys perform farm labor while girls do domestic work, with bidders sometimes choosing between two boys and paying for the winner. Mr and Mrs Robert F Barrows relocate from Newing homestead to Red Bank.
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Ravensburg
Tyrol
London
Robert F. Barrows
Newing Home
Stead
Red Bank
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WM. Bryan
Elberon Florist
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