Harris and Reed Named for St Luke’s Simpgen Churches
The New Jersey M. E. Conference adjourned at noon. Long Branch assigns new pastors Fred B. Harris at St Luke’s, William J. Reed at Simpson, and J. Whitton at Old First Church. Harris, youngest pastor at St Luke’s, studied at Dickingon and Pennington Seminary.
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New Jersey
St. Pauls Church
Atlantic City
South Jersey
Woodbury
Simpson
Whitton
Old First Church
Mr. Harris
St. Luke's Church
Dickingon
Pennington Semin
Lambert
Harris
Greenwood Avenue
Trenton
New York
J. B. Whittin
Fisher
West Long Branch
Canton
Fourth
Bridgeton
Harrisonville
Cranmere Hill
Florence
Barnegat
Warren Street
Bridgeport
Navesink
Oceanic
Blackwood
Walter A. Atkinson
C.3. Duffield
Philadelphia
Four Bishops Attend Scarborough Funeral in New Jersey
Four bishops officiated at the funeral of John Scarborough Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of New Jersey in Christ Church Trenton. Bishops Badwin Lines of Newark Hihel ibert Tabor of Bethlehem Philip Rhinelander of Philadelphia and David Greer of New York led the service. The standing committee of the diocese formed an honorary escort for the coffin as Reverend Morton Ayres spoke.
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Trenton
N. J
John Scarborough
Episcopal
Diocese of
New Jersey
Christ Church
Badwin Lines
Newark
Hihelibert Tabor
Bethlehem
Penn
Philip Rhinelander
Philadelphia
David Greer
New York
Morton
Ayres
Protest In Church Basketball League Night Games
The Red Bank Sunday school League games drew close scores with the Episcopals defeating the Baptists 17 to 14 and the First Methodists beating Grace Methodists 19 to 14. An outside player absence affected one Baptists matchup.
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Red Bank Sunday School League
Baptists
Episcopals
Epiacopals
Methodists
Grace Methodists
Ex-Chattle Grad Harold Kagman Wins Honors
Harold Kagman C H 8 1915, now at the University of Pennsylvania, placed a close second in the varsity handicap 300 yard run in 341 5 seconds. He earlier excelled in the 220 440 and high jump, earning prizes from steady training. Eddie Jones placed fourth in the 60 yard dash against Olympic star Ted Meredith.
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Chattle
Harold Kagman
C. H
Everett Covert
Harold
University of Pennsylvania
Eddie Jones
Ted Meredith
Cranmer Catches Kingfish at Miami
Mr and Mrs Isaac H Cranmer of Franklin Avenue, city, spent winter at The Minneapolis in Miami Fl and plan to head home tomorrow stopping in Washington DC on the way. Cranmer, fond of fishing, leads a party to Barnegat banks and reports good season and steady winds on the ocean with two days at sea.
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Isaac H. Cranmer
Franklin Avenue
Minneapolis
Miami
Fla
Long Branch
Washington, D. C
Cranmer
Freehold Plans Crack Team for Coming Baseball Season
Freehold High School will field a baseball team next season with county seat representation. Coach R. Smith will lead the squad and has offered a pennant to be played for by the students.
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Tmck
Freehold High School
R. Smith
Baseball Park Plans Big Season
The Atlantic League will relocate weekday games to Newark to avoid Federal interference. Long Branch Club and Cu bang schedule Saturday Sunday and holiday games. Giants, Brooklyn, Athletics, Cubs and Yankees appear on various dates. A carnival and circus are planned at the park through July and August with Havana exhibits. Two men from Red Bank and Pine Brook pledge a year of sobriety after a drunken arrest.
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New York
New Jersey
Long Ranch
Hag
Newark
New
Long Branch
National Commission
Federals
Boston Heathee Brewers
Brooklyn
Boston
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Lon Branch
Baseball Park
Automobile Club ‘of America
Havana
Cuba
Delmar Men Stay in Trial Delay Amid Conspiracy Charge
Three Belmar suspects Samuel A Patterson Charles E Cook and William Hill faced conspiracy allegations as legal maneuvering delayed their trial set for March 26. The defense pleaded for dismissal arguing the men had not received regular trials and questioned prior proceedings.
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Will of
Belmar
A. & ©. Stokes
Samuel A. Patterson
Charles E. Cook
Jed
Arthur Pels
Recluse Found Dead in Unused Office Shack
John Ryan 39 was found dead in a former Edwards Co. office shack after last night. Patrolman Emmons reported the death to the city and Coroner Moris removed the body to Broadway morgue. Survived by sister Mrs. J Peterson of Lea Bright. formerly with Monmouth Beach and Joseph Kirby's livery stable.
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John Ryan
Edwards Ber Co
Ryan
City Hall
Emmons
Wm. H. Moris, Jr
Hig Broadway
J. Peterson
Lea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Joseph Kirby
Courtesy Order by Supt Meredith Governs Delayed Passengers
New Jersey Central Railroad issues a policy directive from General Superintendent John W. Meredith. Agents and conductors must inform passengers of delays with exact locations causes and probable times, post notices in waiting rooms, and sell tickets only with delay caveats.
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John W. Meredith
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lana
Wagner Recital by Prof Ball in Norwood
Prof Ball presented a Wagner recital in Norwood Evening as the second in a lecture series. The program centered on Die Meistersinger Von Nuremberg, noting its comic opera leanings and historic setting in medieval Nuremberg during the sixteenth century.
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Norwood
Wagner
Nuremberg
Bavaria
City of Sydney Ashore in Fog Near Sambro
Government report describes the steamer City of Sydney running aground in dense fog off Sambro Nova Scotia while bound from New York to St Johns. Eight first class and five second class passengers plus 25 crew evacuated as rescue ships stood by and a large hole was reported in the hull.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
City of
Sydney
New York
St. Johns
N. F
Sambro
Montagny
Rosemary
Sydney and
Wwere
Yorwood
Newcastle
Eng
St. Lawrence Ship Company
Red Cross Line
D. McDonald
Boy Causes $700 Fire With Matches
Three year old Paul Evans, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Y Evans of Royal Palm Little Silver, played with matches at breakfast time. He started a varnish flame on the third floor that spread to the maid's room before he fled to the first floor. Mrs Evans summoned the fire department. the blaze was confined and the rest of the house saved. Loss estimated at $700.
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Paul Evans
Louis Y. Evans
Evans
Robbery Follows Calahan Cottage Fire in City
Mrs. John Callahan and her daughter rushed from New York after a morning fire damaged the Callahan cottage at Bath and Prospect avenues. A complete dinner set and silver service were stolen. police seek the guilty parties. Postal Telegraph line service was disrupted by a March 1 yard blast and repair is expected soon.
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John Callahan
New York
Callahan
Bath
Prospect Avenues
Big Elks Dinner Prep for St Patrick's Day
Readiness for a St Patrick's Day dinner at the Elks Club with home return this evening. Guests will enjoy a feast as covers are laid and preparations complete for the event.
Sixteenth Birthday Party at Woolley Home
Miss Amelia E B Woolley celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a large gathering at the Woolley home on Broadway. Guests enjoyed dancing and games, with Aurilla Conover at the piano and a late supper. Family members assisted in hosting and entertaining the guests.
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Amelia Eb.” Woolley
Drummond B. Woolley
Woolley
Broadway
Aurilla Conover
Miss Woolley
Thomas V. Arrowamith
Charles F. Hill
Thomas R. Woolley
United States probes death of Oscar Allen watchman
U S authorities launch a rigid probe into the death of Oscar Allen an American watchman employed by the Madera Company at Pearean Chihuahua. The investigation focuses on artillery fire and the charges against those responsible. The process includes calling witnesses and potential action if slaying is proven.
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U. S
Oscar Allen
Madera Company
Pearean
Chihuahua
Washington, D. C
F. T Cromewell
Lizzard Forces Large Phone Shutdown Across County
York Telephone Company reports to commission that 3552 phones are out of service in Lakewood and surrounding areas. The shift follows extensive work by the company with more stations slated for removal and about 1300 phones remaining active in certain lines.
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Commission County
Lakewood
Wellesley Girls Escape Fire
A group of 250 Wellesley girls escaped a fire, with no injuries reported. Authorities limited access to the scene as firefighters contained the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
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