Philadelphia Under Riot Law As Big Strike Begins
Philadelphia endures a general strike linked to a riot proclamation by Mayor Reyburn. Some 60,000 to 100,000 workers across 125 unions joined, with 8,000 police mobilized, street meetings banned, and warnings for residents to stay off streets. Rioting occurred in Wennington and Drexler areas as workers halted on major trades.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
Committee of Ten
McShane
Painters Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Queen Lane Reservoir
Miyox Reyburn
Stuart
Harrisburg
Wensington
Drexler
Fred
Robert Modell
Epworthians at Grove rally draws diverse chapters
Fully 800 Epworthians attended a League rally at St Pauls Church with delegates from Long Branch Kelmar West Grove Ashbury Park Bradley Beach and Ocean Grove. Rev F A DeMaris of Simpson M E Church Long Branch delivered the principal address on the society work as St Pauls Epworth quartet sang and Miss Watson and Miss Jackson provided scripture and a solo. An Neptune Township High School orchestra played during a social hour with refreshments.
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Wpworthians
League
St. Paul's Church
Long Branch
Kelmar
West Grove
Ashbury Park
Bradley Beach
Ocean Grove
J. B. Kulp
St. Paul's Epworth
Mary Watson
Margarite Jackson
St. Paul's
F. A. DeMaris
Simpson M
Long Branca
Neptune Township High School
Farmers Against Auto Bill at Monmouth County Meeting
The Monmouth County Agricultural Society adopted a resolution protesting a House bill allowing out of state autos to roam without a license. The society urged Senator Brown to vote against the measure. Mortimer Imlay pleaded guilty to robbing Arenwald jewelry store and was sent to Freehold in default of $200 bail. The last stolen watch was found at Oceanport and will be returned to Arenwald.
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Monmouth County Agricultural Society
Monmouth County Board of Agriculture
Brown
Mortimer Imlay
Arenwald
Oceanport
Mr. Arenwald
Sermon Series Continues with Faith Topic at Lent Service
At morning service the pastor preaches another sermon in the series of Lenten sermons on Faith. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested in the great Christian word. Evening service follows at 7 30.
Funeral services for George Pitts held at Shelton home and church
The funeral for George Pitts will be tomorrow at 1 80 o'clock from the Shelton home on Central Avenue and at 2 00 from Second Baptist Church with Rev. Asbury Smallwood officiating. Burial follows at White Ridge cemetery under funeral director WL Marels.
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George Pitts
Shelton
Central Avenue
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
White Ridge Cemetery
WL Marels
Red Bank bowler tops county head pin tourney with 111
Minood Ivins of Red Bank rolled 111 pins to win the head pin tournament held at the Red Bank Y M C A on Thursday. It marked the highest score in this county area in years, awarding a silver engraved medal as prize. Harris Brease of Eatontown, recovering from grip, was seen about town yesterday.
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Minood Ivins
Red Bank
Young Men's Christian Association
Grip
Harris Brease
Railroad Avenue
Eatontown
Eatontown Man Resumes Work After Illness
James Wolcott of Wolcott Brothers on Main Street Eatontown returns to work at the store after a serious bout with appendicitis. A surprise party for Mrs. W. G. Patterson of High Street Eatontown drew about 23 friends from Long Branch and Eatontown for games and dancing with music by Ward Demarert and William Cogan. Refreshments were served at midnight.
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Eatontown
James Wolcott
Wolcott Brothers of
Main Street
W. G. Patterson
High Street
Long Branch
Ward Demarert
William Cogan
Young Woman Lawyer among Bar Examiners results
The State Bar Examiners named successful candidates for attorney admission and counselor qualifications. Miss Hitner R Gebhardt, daughter of State Senator Gebhardt, headed a list of new lawyers alongside Alfred N Dalrymple of Newark and Assemblyman Mark A Sullivan of Jersey City. Harry Truax of Monmouth County also passed. Supreme Court to swear in these candidates in Trenton on March 9.
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Hitner R. Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Hunterdon County
Alfred N. Dalrymple
Newark
Essex County Republican Committee
Mark A. Sullivan
Jersey City
Monmouth County
Harry Truax
Truax
Red Bank
Hon
John 8. Applegate
Supreme Court
Trenton
Chattle High Falls Short In Close 22-21 Loss
Chattle High School basketball, with Burns out and Morris in, lost a tight road game to St Benedict 22 to 21. Jones, sub for the visitors, hit the decisive late shot after a miscue in the final seconds as Heninger and Le Valley contested the pace. Schwarz, Reisner, and McQuade led the scoring for the locals despite lineup disruption and a fast, exciting contest.
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Chattle High School
St. Benedicts
Chattle Boys
Chattle
Capt. Burns
Morris
Reisner
Rete
Helles
Chattie
Jones
St. Benedict
Heninger
le Valley
Schwarz
Heiles
McQuade
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair weather for the next thirty six hours through Sunday afternoon in New Jersey. Expect warmer temperatures tonight with light winds, mainly from the south. Sunday should remain fair with slightly strengthened southerly breezes.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Tailoring Our Store Offers Spring Men’s Coats and Patterns
Jacob Stelabmeh department store announces a ready tailoring department for spring orders featuring the newest men’s suit linings and top coats. Local shoppers are invited to consult for custom fittings and updated styles.
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Jacob Stelabmeh
Jacob Steinbach
Manhattan ehirte spring line debut by Jacob Steinbach
Manhattans new spring line arrives as designer Jacob Steinbach unveils a fresh collection. The collection highlights bold silhouettes and vibrant fabrics aimed at modern city wardrobes.
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Manhattan
Jacob Steinbach
Negroes Rob Insurance Agent on Long Branch Road
Lester Anderson, an agent for Colonial Insurance, says three armed Black men robbed him near Locust and Parsons' curve after he left Red Bank. They took a small sum of cash from his left pocket and fled toward Oceanic. Anderson regrets the loss and plans to seek a permit to carry a revolver.
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Lester Anderson
Navesink
Colonial Insurance Company
Long Branch
Jon Parsons
Locust
Mr. Anderson
Red Bank
William Barclay Parsons
Anderson
Iis
Oceanic
Sears Avenue
Conover Applegate
Colonial Company
Asbury Drug Store Owner Held on Liquor Sale Charge
William Ro Hem, an Asbury Park druggist, jailed in Freehold after a County Court conviction for illegal liquor sale tied to the 167 Main street Ham establishment. Prosecution says fines and court costs total about $1,000. he may be sent to Trenton if unpaid. Store fate uncertain as lease is arranged and reopening plans for the 167 Main street shop are in question.
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William Ro Hem
Asbury Park
Freehold
Ham
Main Street
Drogelet Ham
Yeuterdad
Jcansas County
Blwood Min‘wih
Trenton
W. R. Main
J Sehneider
J J. Ai
Ashury
Mrs Crum Improves Long Branch Family Abroad
Mrs George Crum and her daughter Mercedes of Bath avenue remain in Germany with plans to stay until next September. Mrs Crum suffers rheumatism and is taking Carlsbad baths hoping for cure. The family enjoys their stay, learns of entertainments via letter from the sister, and Mr Crum and Miss Ortrude have returned to Bath avenue.
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George U. Crum
Mercedes
Bath Avenue
Germany
Robber takes $75 from Chapman home after stairs fall
Frank Chapman, a Hamilton Avenue butcher, fell at the bottom of his stairs and found his trousers with the wallet missing. A cellar window opener and forced rear door suggest intruders gained access while the family was away. The missing over $75 was the sole booty, and police were dispatched to investigate.
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Frank Chapman
Hamilton Avenue
Mr. Chapman
Wallace Kesler
Chapmans
Layton
Popular Red Bank Pastor Closes Banner Year
The Rev. Dr. H Ridgely Robinson completes his first year as pastor of First Methodist Red Bank with church vitality shown in finances and growth. About $6,000 raised for salaries, expenses, benevolences, and debt reduction. improvements of $208 paid. $400 toward debt. Church and parsonage valued at $53,000 with debt under $5,000. Membership 498 plus 11 probationers. 36 teachers and 309 in Sunday school. average attendance 200. Robinson made 1,080 pastoral calls, preached 114 sermons, performed 22 weddings, and gave 80 funeral sermons. wife Mrs. Robinson did 200 calls. He is unanimously asked to return for another year.
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Red Bank
H. Ridgely Robinson
First Methodist Church of
Robinson
Red Bank Engineer George K Allen Offered County Post
George K Allen borough engineer of Red Bank has been tendered the county engineer position to succeed HB BE Threckmorton of Long Branch and has accepted. The appointment will be confirmed by the County Commissioners next Wednesday. Threckmorton resigned due to ill health.
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George K. Allen
Red Bank
Threckmorton
Long Branch
Bazar Sociable at Oakhurst and Local Notices
Mrs Thomas Browns home in Test Park avenue Oakhurst hosted a church sociable last Thursday with seventy two attendees for a bazar booth fund raiser. John Whalen returned to Fair Haven after two weeks with relatives at Rahway. Ocean township vital statistics report shows births and deaths for year end 1909. William Silvers fortune and executors fees detailed. Ads note Dr W H Pemberton address and Mayes v Dean Red Bank with a local race at Chelsea.
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Thomas Brown
Test Park Avenue
Oakhurst
Brown
Helen Jones
Fair Haven
John Whalen
Rahway
Mr. Whalen
Rumaon Country Club
Bureau of Vital Statistics of
Ocean Township
G. van Note
Board of Health
Black Hand threats scare famed tenor Caruso in New York
In New York City two Black Hand letters threaten Enrico Caruso with death unless he pays 15000 in bills. Detectives shadow the singer as police arrest two suspects, Antonio Ciagotta and Antonio Miglani, linked to the crime ring. A second note warns of meeting him with a bag of money and death if he defies orders.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Otello
Aida
Tosca
Knickerbocker
Caruso
Forty-second Street
Bla
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Backett
Cincotta
Lupo
Cincottia
Miclau
You Cant Find it at Golden's Wall Paper Variety
Local ad notes Golden's on Broadway offers the largest variety of wall paper in town with stock ready for delivery at 679 Broadway.
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Golden's
Broadway
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Sevrer
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Weather Bureau Forecast
Asbury Druggist
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Chapman
Armilton Avenue
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H. H. Pemberton
Hayes Vs. Dean
Waneta Council
March
Red Men's Wall
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3D Ave
New Spring
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Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Empalmer
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New County
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