Death of Keyport G A R Veteran Sexton Chinery's Father
The Keyport G A R veteran and father of Sexton A R Chinery of West Long Branch died Saturday night from a stroke near Calvary M E Church. He was 84, born in England, and had lived in Keyport since 1863. Surviving children and numerous grandchildren are named, with funeral arrangements set at Richard Chinery's home and Calvary M B Church. Coroner Fay issued a burial permit. Interment at Cedarwood Cemetery Keyport.
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Rob Isaac 6Chinery
Keyport
Sexton
A. R. Chinery
West Long Branch
Highland Park
Richard
Calvary M. E. Church
John H. Thistle
Isaac R. Chinery
Bayonne
Henry A. Chinery
Brooklyn
Richard G. Chinery
Walter S. Crosley
Calvary M. B. Church
Isaac Yerkes
W. ©. Compton
The
Reformed Church
Sons of Veterans and Vivandeers
Cedarwood
England
James
Ann Chinery
Seventy-first Regiment of
New York Volunteers
Board of Trade to hear reports at City Hall gathering
An important Board of Trade meeting at City Hall tonight will hear a committee on incorporations report and other committee reports. Directors meet at seven to act on Richard Henriques's lease for carnival grand stand. Henriques already leased United States Hotel property for baseball use.
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Board of Trade
City Hall
Committee On
Board of Directors
Richard Henriques
Henriquez
United States Hotel
Omaha Tornado Death Toll Tops Sixty Five
Omaha Neb March 24 The tornado that struck the city caused many deaths and a large number of injuries with the list expected to reach about 700 injured and over 200 dead. Governor Morehead toured the damage as rescue squads mobilized militia and regular troops to aid in relief. Hospitals were overwhelmed and looting occurred overnight as authorities organized patrols and relief drives. The storm devastated Omaha South Omaha and Council Bluffs with widespread ruin.
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Omaha
Neb
Morehead
Lincoln
Fort Crook
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
Ralston
Dahlman
Counci Bluffs
Past Grands to Meet in Neptune Hall Tonight
The Past Grands Association of District 39 1.0. O. F. will hold a meeting at Sea View Lodge No. 228 in Neptune Hall tonight, with expectations of a large turnout.
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Samuel Taylor
Belmar
Arioch Lodge
G. W. Shinn
United Lodge
Terwilliger
J. P. Reid
P. L. Wood
Association of District 39
O. F
Sea View Lodge
Neptune Hall
Satin Slippers Advertises Evening Wear at 2 50
Satin slippers in all colors for evening wear priced at 2 50 offered by Jacob Steinbach. Campbell's Arcade Garage advertises auto repairs rentals and sales. Horses clipped by electricity details and telephone number 327 North Broadway.
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Jacob Steinbach
Campbell’s Arcade
North Broadway
Jacob Steinhach
Postmaster William H Bannard Dies at Asbury Park
Postmaster William Heath Bannard of Asbury Park died Saturday at his home 805 First Avenue age 38 after a four day illness caused by a nervous breakdown tied to postal duties. He modernized the service including a marble building during his four years in office. Funeral will be at his home tomorrow at two. Leading successors named are William K Devereux and Harry Hurley.
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William H. Bannard
Asbury Park
First Avenue
Bannard
Barnard
William K. Devereux
State Democratic Committee
Monmouth County Board of Equalization
Harry Hurley
Floral horseshoe for Mr Steinbach opens district court
Judge Jacob Steinbach Jr opened the district court to day and received a floral horseshoe with Good Wishes on white silk. Pink roses carnations sweet peas and tulips with ferns adorned the desk used by Mayor Newcomb in council chambers. The gift came from local legal professionals along with city officials and court attaches. card listed Senator John W Slocum and Henry Terhune.
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Jacob Steinbach, Jr
District Court
Newcomb
Lodemann & Lindhardt
John W. Slocum
Henry 5. Terhune
Blacksmith Shop Destroyed by Fire in Red Bank
Ex-Councilman Frank Gray’s blacksmith shop in Red Bank burned at 4 30 this morning in a frame building total loss with tools and stock of shoes. Damage about 1000 dollars partly insured. Fire Chief James R. Wolcott alerted from box 58 Broad and Front streets. volunteers rushed to the scene. Captains home nearby received first protections as crews battled the blaze.
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Frank Gray
Red Bank
James R. Wolcott
Broad
Front Streets
Theo
Capt
Thieves Loot Red Bank Home of Chappell for 4000
Robbery at 80 Riverside Avenue yielded $580 in cash and a large jewelry collection. Thieves entered between 10 and 10:30 PM Saturday by forcing the kitchen door, leaving undeclared papers and other valuables behind. Police received a list of items including diamond bracelets, rings, earrings, pins and a diamond watch, with several papers of value left in another room.
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Red Bank
Alexander W. Chappell
Riverside Avenue
Allen Place
Chappel
Chappell
Rosenberg Plans 2 story Building on Broadway
Walter Rosenberg manager of the Broadway Theatre intends erecting a two story building on Broadway fronting the theatre lobby. Negotiations are pending with a desirable tenant for a lower floor store and applications have been made for renting the other store. He plans to consult the Board of Freeholders about locating the District Court on the second floor and equip it with modern conveniences. An archway at the rear will keep passage between the two buildings clear.
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Walter Rosenberg
New
Broadway Theatre
Broadway
Rosenberg
Board of Free Holders
Lyceum
West
Aeldne
McGarrity Edges In Close Relay At Lyceum
Jas McGarrity of Oceanport loses a close 25 minute 3 second four man relay race by two feet to an Oceanport A team led by Maclusky at the Lyceum Red Hawk. McGarrity led early with a lap on opponents, relay members gained laps, and Maclusky’s final sprint decided the event.
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Oceanport
Jas McGarrity
Lyceum
Red Hawk
Ruunners
Oceanport A
Herbert Maclusky
Luke Conrow
James George
Glenning Riddle
MacLusky
Mearrity
McGarrity
Harry Archer
Rink
Phillip Green
Shrewsbury
Anthony Kinger
Atlantic Highlands
Thomas Mead
Red Bank
Daniel Bedford
Sea Bright
G. Chandler
Jacob Burich, Jr
Chickens Flocked to Call After Theft at Broad Way Hamnery
Pasquale Rimo, a retired barber and chicken fancier, found twelve prized fowls missing from his Broad way hamnery near the Keystone Hotel. Patrolman Cuneen aided a search on Abbottsford avenue, recovering six birds. some carried blood from an apparent slaughter.
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Pasquale Rimo
Keystone Hotel
Broadway
Cuneen
Abbottsford Avenue
Rimo
Mr. Rimo
Sunrise spectacle draws crowd on Easter morning beach
On an Easter morning a large crowd gathered on the beach to witness the sun appear as part of a local belief that it dips three times at daybreak. The scene drew interest from many in the colored community familiar with the tale, despite the bright clear conditions.
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Hastermorn
Memorial for Pastor's Wife Unveiled After Tragic Death
A memorial window was unveiled yesterday for the pastor's wife who died during a visit. Friends and supporters contributed generously to honor her memory, reflecting community sorrow and reverent tributes.
Immense Easter Window Unveiled at Red Bank Church
An audience filled the Red Bank First Presbyterian Church as Mrs. Lillie J. Tegan’s memorial window was unveiled after a Easter sermon by Rev Dr Robert G Davey. The $1000 memorial by the congregation features opalescent glass with a Christ figure and a responsive choir surprise. Benjamin Sellers & Sons of New York crafted the centerpiece.
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Red Bank
First Presbyterian
Lillie J. Tegan
James W. Koran
Robert G. Davey
New York
Rogan
Verdict for $100 in rear-end collision case at Freehold
John N. Burtis, an Asbury Park undertaker, won a $100 judgment before Judge Foster in a suit against Mrs. Sadie V. Brady for $300 damages to Burtis' Haines touring car. The collision occurred July 28 on a bridge from the lighthouse at Highlands to Middletown. The Brady car, driven by her nephew, struck Burtis from the rear after the Burtis vehicle stopped suddenly.
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John N. Burtis
Asbury Park
Foster
Freehold
Sadie V. Brady
New York
H. D. Leroy
Ralph Burtis
Brady
Robert Chambers
Ralph Miller
Burtis
Easter Services Break All Records
Easter services across multiple churches drew record crowds from early morning to evening. Special soloists and expanded choirs accompanied high quality music while sermons focused on The Resurrection and Risen Christ. Notable performances included Miss Margar et W. Parker at First Reformed and a 40-voice choir at St James. A Livingstone centenary program and a large St Luke’s choir featured soloists and violinist Prof Rudolph Malchow. J Addison Woolley underwent a serious operation at Presbyterian Hospital in New York with Dr Harry B Shaw in attendance.
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Christ
First Reformed Church
Charles E. Hughes
Ethel Herbert
F. Tokanos
Leo Warwick
St. Jame’s Church
Harold Frederic
Miles Nora Heegle
Asbury Park
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Beegle
Misa Ethel A. Stults
Meyers
George Woolley
Meredith Parker
Miss Heegle
David Livingstone
Livingstone
Baron Berthold
New York
St. Luke's Church
A. Woolley
J. Addison Woolley
Bath Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Harry B. Shaw
Woolley
Shaw
Trout Season Opens April First In New Jersey
Trenton March 24 The trout season for 1912 will begin Tuesday April 1. The State Fish and Game Commission has stocked streams with game fish and anglers expect a good season. Over 100000 young trout were distributed in New Jersey streams last fall. Open season runs April 1 to July 16 inclusive. It is unlawful to catch trout under six inches or to fish after 9 pm and before dawn. No more than three hooks may be used on one line.
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Trenton
State Fish and Game Commission
Atre
State Commission
New Jersey
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Oceanport Fire Company
John E. Foster
Reuben Rogasky
Central Avenue
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Recorder Arrowsmith
Long Branch Opera House
William Niebergall
Nebraska Metropolis
Indiana
W. Fl. Bannard
Long Branch
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Plainfield
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Eliza Barnard
Llewelyn
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MR. Steinvbac
Chappell Cottage
Moving Picture Show
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Long Branch Opera
Houge
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Long Ranch
Mgarrity
Fred West
Keyport Flier
MR. Kind
Sol
Branchport
Hose Co
Townley Hall
Parker's
Moving Pictures
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
J. W. Rogan
W. M. Slocum
Clara Phillips
Anna EF. Meixsell
Adeline Brunkhorst
C.L. Edwards
A. W. Hart
C. A. Parslow
Katherine Sherman
Helen Forbes
George A. Edwards
H. M. Conk
H. 8. Nichols
G. Edwin Parslow
Branchport Hose Co
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