25 DROWNED WHEN LINER COLLIDES WITH BARK AND SINKS
London reports a collision at East Bourne between the Peninsula and Oriental Liner Oceana and the German bark Pigugua. Twenty five passengers drowned. all aboard rescued after a small lifeboat capsized. The Oceana carried five million dollars in specie and sank an hour after a hole was rammed in the port side. Weather clear. cause unknown. Panicked passengers and rough exit as boats lowered. Miss Ida Wiederholt hosted a gathering in Sycamore Avenue last night. Overseer Frank J. Manson, Red Bank, will travel to Boston for a short pleasure trip.
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London
East Bourne
Oceana
Bombay
Sea Bright Boys Form F. H. C. Club
Sea Bright youths organize a social club named the F. H. C. They fitted a clubroom and hold weekly meetings to foster sociability. Current members include Howard Prichard John Thorson George Thompson Orville Anderson Richard White Henry Benson Vesey Garland and Clarence Stevens. Pins bear the initials FP H C.
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Sea Bright
Howard Prichard
John Thorson
George Thompson
Orville Anderson
Richard White
Henry Benson
Vesey Garland
Clarence Stevens
FP. H. C
Mrs James H Sickles Recovers From Illness in Red Bank
Mrs James H Sickles wife of Justice Sickles of Mechanic Street Red Bank has recovered after several days of illness. Attending physician Dr J E B Sayre reports steady improvement and him return to health.
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James H. Sickles
Justice Sickles
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
J. EB. Sayre
Kathleen Mavourneen to Open Lyceum Drama Club Night
The Lyceum Dramatic Club presents Kathleen Mavourneen at the Lyceum Theatre. Miss Mary Ennis stars as Kathleen with Terence O More played by Kerin J. Nolan. Garry Hood and Bernard Kavanaugh portray the villainous roles as the cast promises a polished, engaging production after weeks of rehearsal.
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Lyceum Dramatic Club
Kathleen Mavourneen
Lyceum Theatre
Kathleen
Mary Ennis
Terence O'More
Kerin J. Nolan
Garry Hood
Bernard Kavanaugh
Dernard Kay
Lay Conference Honors Bennett at Asbury Park Meeting
At the Laymen's Association of the New Jersey Methodist Conference gathering in Asbury Park, Harry P. Bennett was chosen as one of five lay representatives for the New Jersey Center at the General Conference in Minneapolis next May. William Child of Red Bank also elected. The association adopted a new constitution and urged delegates to back a time limit on pastors and equal lay representation in annual conferences. Bishop Berry noted a bishop already granted lay privilege and warned against extending calls to ministers.
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New Jersey
M. B
Asbury Park
Harry P. Bennett
New Jersey Center
Minneapolis
Monmouth County
William Child
Red Bank
Bennett
Baltimore
Laymens Association
Berry
Cranston
Alfred Wagg
Trenton
John
Handley
Ocean Grove
Red Bank Women Host Mrs Edmund Wilson Party
Red Bank women entertained Mrs. Edmund Wilson wife of the attorney general at McLaren Street Red Bank Wednesday afternoon. About two guests attended and a pleasant social hour followed with games. A buffet luncheon was served. Mrs Heribert W. Hill of Maple Avenue Red Bank hosted a record party yesterday afternoon for over twenty friends.
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Red Bank
Edmund Wilson
McLaren Street
Red Tank
Heribert W. Hill
Maple Avenue
Funeral in Virginia for Mrs Claricy Trader reported
Mrs Emma Laws and two nieces Miss Pearin Holden and Mrs Ella Urgyd travel to Mappeville, Virginia, to attend the funeral of Mrs Claricy Trader. Empire Theatre at Monmouth Street Red Bank experiences evening moving pictures with acts at 8 15 and matinee daily with daily pictures. Call once to become a steady patron.
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Emma Laws
Mies Pearin Holden
Ella Urgyd
Mappeville
Claricy Trader
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Chas
W. Ritter
Read Bank Royal Arcanum Holds March Meeting
At Read Bank Council No. 984 Royal Arcanum in Red Bank Henry Norman Hoyt of Oakland Street was initiated. Five new applications were received and investigating committees were named by Regent Harry L. Martin. Coronal Council of Keyport paid a fraternal visit of ten members. Refreshments followed a social hour with dominoes and pinochle. Visitors departed on the last Keyport car at midnight. The annual domino and pinochle tournament will begin at the next meeting March 28 and run about ten weeks with prizes for victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hoyt
Red Council
Read Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
Eigner Building
Broad Street
Red Bank
Henry Norman Hoyt
Oakland Street
Harry L. Martin
Red Bank Cowner
Coronal Council
Keyport
Banduet Hall
Red Bank Council
Whitney Quartet Makes Big Hit In Weather Hit Show
Despite rain a large audience greeted the Whitney brothers in the Pop war Course entertainment by the Long Doranth Teachers association. The program featured German English and American music with explanations. Edwin M Whitney gave readings including Pro and Con and an imitation of a boy at his first public appearance. Yale B Whitney’s solo work drew hearty applause. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
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Whitney Brothers
Long Doranth
Edwin M. Whitney
Whitney
Past High Priests Night Celebrated by Standard Chapter
Standard Chapter No. 45, R. A. M. at Masonic Hall held Past High Priests Night with three Royal Arch degree candidates. About 50 Masonry members attended as Norris of Goodwin Chapter and Parsons of Hiram Chapter joined visiting dignitaries from Staten Island and Red Bank. A repair was served after the meeting. the chapter notes include a past grand high priest of New Jersey among its long active members. Mrs. Jacob N. Fields of Red Bank visited Brooklyn after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Chapter Masonry
Norris
Goodwin
Monasquan
Charles J. Parsons
Hiram
Red Tank
Staten Island
Grand Chapter
New Jersey
G. Biles
Party to aid Poor Children at Townleys Hall
Invitation to a benefit party by the Society for the Poor at Townleys Hall on Tuesday evening March 19 to aid poor children. Refreshments promised, tickets two cents. Also notices about renting houses and local charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Townley
Red Bank Firemen Election Promises Spirited Borough Vote
Red Bank will host a lively fire department election next Tuesday night at Borough Hall on Monmouth Street. Polls open seven and close nine. Chief candidates include Oliver Frake, contractor and Union Hoge member, and Louis Tetley, bike dealer and Independent Fire Engine member. First assistant chief candidate Ferdinand White. second assistants Arthur Jeffrey and J Oakley Cooper. Each fire company will be represented by one board member to check voters. Continued on second page.
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Borough of
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Oliver G. Frake
Union Hoge Company
Louis J. Tetley
Independent Fire Engine Company
Verdinand L. White
Liberty Hose Company
Arthur Jeffrey
Relief Fire Engine , Company
J. Oakley Cooper
Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
Daily Record opens Red Bank office at Tetley's stand
The Daily Record announces a new Red Bank headquarters at Tetley's newsstand No 31 Broad Street. It will operate daily from eight in the morning to six in the evening with staff ready to take ads and news and handle telephone inquiries.
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Red Bank
Tetley’s
Broad St
Daily Record
Tetley
Broad Street
Jor Kelley
Weather Bureau Forecast For East Region Sunday Outlook
Weather Bureau forecast for east region covers 26 hours to Sunday p.m. from display station 48 North Broadway Long Branch. High yesterday 61, low last night 34. Winds northwest by afternoon, variable later. fair tonight, colder in west portion. Humidity around 62 to 68 percent. barometer 29.51 inches. wind velocity varied up to 44 miles per hour. Precipitation listed as 0.24 inch. Past year noted as clear and cold with scattered snow flurries.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
East
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Moonshiners Beat West Ends In Thin Season Opener
The Moonshiners defeated the West Ends 14 to 13 in the first local baseball game of the season. Harry Zukermer and Allie Solkawitz led batting, with Solkawitz pitching for Moonshiners alongside A. Solkawitz and solid defense by Landa and Weiss. West Ends features included Cattenach as pitcher and Hines at first base.
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Harry Zukermer
Allie Solkawitz
A. Solkawitz
J. Landa
H. Brown
L. van Brunt
Miss Mabel Conell Hostess
Miss Mabel Conell of Monmouth Street Red Bank entertained friends Thursday evening at her home. The social evening featured games refreshments and the distribution of souvenirs. The gathering broke up about eleven o clock.
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Mabel Conell
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Rebekah Lodge Celebrates Eighth Anniversary in Sea Bright
Ruinson Rebekah Degree Lodge No 41 O O F of Sea Bright marked its eighth anniversary at BHowger's Mall with recitations music and a collation despite a storm. The lodge, a Beulah Rebekah offshoot now has 85 members and several applications pending. In Red Bank at Shrewsbury Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting Coroner Harry C Fay was initiated in the first degree amid strong turnout.
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Ruinson Rebekah
Sea Bright
Bhowger's Mall
Howower
Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge
Shrewsbury Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Red Bank
Odd Fellows' Hall
Monmouth Street
Primary petitions for commissioner race surge with candidates
This morning about thirty petitions were filed for the new commissioner election under the revised government. Nine candidates have already surpassed the required number, including City Clerk B B Newcomb and Comptroller Frank J Nowland, with others ranging 1 to 23 petitions. Names such as Daniel Edwards and George L Cram appear among those listed, and Judge Charles Corn’s supporters say petitions will be filed early next week.
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B. B. Newcomb
Jerome van Brunt
Frank J. Nowland
Alonzo D. Sherman
Harry H. Pemberton
Samuel 8. Scobey
W. Edwood Jeffrey
Stephen A. Nelson
Edward W. Reid
Dantel Edwards
George L. Cram
S. Hirachfeld
W. W. Silkworth
Wm. A. Hunlt
Gantet Clark
Clark & Whalen
Charles Corn
Red Bank MCAA plans twelve hour campaign dinner
A Red Bank M C A committee dinner on Mon Monmouth Street outlines a twelve hour event to raise 5000 for the association. Nine teams of ten men each will work through the day with banners across Broad Street to track progress. Captains include Burr Ford Moorehouse Houston McMahon Wilson Davidson Wiley Storck. Services at Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 45 and 7 20 feature Lent sermons led by the pastor.
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Red Bank Y. M.C. A
Monmouth Street
Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Broad Street
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
Edwin H. Burr
Board of Commerce
Benjamin A. Ford
Frank A. Moorehouse
William H. Houston
Frank McMahon
Rumson
Nicholas J. Wilson
Board of Health
M. M. Davidson
J. B. Wiley
Frank C. Storck
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Sidewalk caved on Norwood Avenue prompting immediate fencing
A section of the sidewalk along the Curtis property on Norwood Avenue collapsed yesterday afternoon creating a dangerous pedestrian passage. The area was promptly fenced off pending repairs due to the cave in from heavy haline. The incident prompted local safety measures.
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Curtis
Norwood Avenue
Frank Dalton Dies After Illness In Brighton Avenue Home
Frank Dalton longtime hotel figure in the city died at his Brighton avenue home at four o'clock yesterday afternoon after a two week illness. He had suffered nervous and heart trouble linked to an automobile accident years earlier and had gradually declined since a recent fire in West Hub. Born February 12 1808 in Jersey City, he was the son of Robert J and Rosa mund Dalton and once ran a Goose Neck property with boating access before settling into hotel work. Continued on Sixth.
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Frank Dalton
Brighton Avenue
Mr. Dalton
New York
Weat Hub
Jersey City
Robert J
Rosamund Dalton
Goose Neck
Fray
Great Exhibition of Pool Playing at Ocean Grove
A notable pool exhibition drew crowds at Stokes Fire Company HQ in Ocean Grove. Edward Ralph of Hightstown faced ranked rival Spear of Long Branch, with scores listed and spectators praising the skill on display. The event supported local entertainment offerings and upcoming performances at nearby venues.
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Monmouth County
Stokes Fire Company
Ocean Grove
Edward Ralph
Hightstown
United Ois
Anand
Leighion
Ralph
Stokes
Tiwan
Eoutes
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Miss Wiederholt
Ida Wiederholt
Shrewsbury
Sycamore Avenue
Manson
Boston
Frank J. Manson
Dramatic Club
Lyceum
H. P. Bennett
Jacob N. Fields
Springstreet
Ore
Jacob Soffel
Brooklyn
B. Lacour, Treas
Lwely
RED Bank Firemen
Weather Bureau Forecast
Moonshiners
Aumgon
Sea Bright Lodge
New Red Bank “Knight
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Red
Board of Trade
Secret Societies
Episcopal Church
M.C. A
Mary E. Smit
Maptiss
T. B. Mughes
Fireliagtist Church
Tuaadah
Eivaaae
Frank Leighton
F. Bennett
Surf Theatre
Life Motion
Stillwell Orchestra
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