Pierpont Morgan Dies in Rome After Prolonged Illness
War financier Pierpont Morgan died at the Grand Hotel in Rome at 12 05 p m after a week of serious illness. His death followed a Nile trip and a coma of twenty hours in Cairo. He refused nourishment leading to his passing with family and Morgan staff at his bedside.
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Henry Wood
Rome
United Press
Italy
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grand Hotel
London
New York
Morgan
Herbert L. Satterlee
Satterlee
Bastianelli
Starr
Dixon
Morgan Party
The
Nile
Cairo
Elks Minstrels at Lyric Theatre Red Bank Tonight
Tickets for the Elks minstrels show at the Lyric Theatre in Red Bank are selling quickly with a crowded house expected. General admission is fifty cents, reserved seats to follow at no extra cost. Proceeds benefit the Ohio Valley flood sufferers through the Red Bank relief fund. Mort V. Pach chairs the fundraising committee as donations pour in.
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Lyric Theatre
Red Bank
The
Elks’ Minstrels
Red Bank General Fund
Ohio Valley
the Elks
Mort. V. Pach
Mrs Deborah Thomas Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Deborah Thomas of Cedar avenue West Long Branch dies at seventy two after a brief illness. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev C B Fisher officiating. Interment in family plot West Long Branch. She leaves husband a daughter Emma and an adopted daughter Louise and brother M Howard Maps.
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Deborah Thomas
Augustus Thomas
Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch
Thomas
C. B. Fisher
John G. Sexton
Charles
Julia Thomas
Old First
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fractured waist crank injures Garfield Avenue veterinarian
Dr. H. R. Clark, a Garfield avenue veterinarian, fractured his right wrist while cranking an auto runabout in his garage. He fainted after re aligning the bone. X rays confirmed the break, and he finished the day using only his left arm with help from a friend cranking.
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Garfield Avenue
H. R. Clark
O. HW. Clark
Callaby
Auto Turns Turtle In Crash Near Shrewsbury
A Saturday afternoon wreck near the Little Silver station left driver Howard Frey of Red Bank with multiple injuries and four children hurt. The Brower boy I Everett is hospitalized with a compound fracture while Doris Frey suffers a broken shoulder. Alice and Raymond Brower and others received only bruises. Mrs. Frey and Doris will undergo X ray tests in Asbury Park to guide treatment. Dr. B H Garrison attends Red Bank patients. The cause remains unknown as the family was out for a ride.
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Shrewsbury
Little Silver
Everett Brower
Fred E. Brower
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Howard Frey
Children's Party a Big Success at Library Association
The Library Association hosted a Children’s Party with Miss Billa Conover at the piano and Grace Joline and Reine Francis delivering solos and dances. Refreshments followed, and the event was praised as one of the finest of its kind.
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Ladies of the Library Association
Billa Conover
Mis Grace Joline
Reine Francis
Asa Francis
Dorothy Sutphin
Armee Sook
Parmalee
Red Bank
Library Association
Odd Fellows Meet Features Lip pincott Speech
Grand Chaplain Benjamin C Lip pincott will speak on Odd Fellows ship at Sea View Lodge No 228 Neptune Hall Monday night March 31. He will also sing solos. All Odd Fellows invited with refreshments.
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Odd Fellows
Benjamin C. Lippincott
Sea “View Lodge
Neptune Hall
Grosscup backs Wittpenn for governor in Wilson circle
Trenton March 31 Edward B. Grosscup state treasurer and Democratic state chairman endorsed Jersey City Mayor H Otto Wittpenn for the Democratic nomination for governor. He praised Wittpenn as Wilson’s logical successor and noted his battles against Hudson county machines. Other Wilson allies have endorsed Wittpenn while Fielder disputes a party endorsement.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
H. Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Edward EB. Grosscup
Democratic State Committee
Grosscup
Wittuenn
Hudson
Wilson
Wittpenn
James F. Fielder
Tumulty
Fielder
Washington
United State
Martine
Hughes Land
Scully
Hamill
State
Fieldey
State Committee
Grosseup
Dr John M MacDonald Dies at 46 in Red Bank
Private funeral for Dr John M MacDonald of Belleville near Newark scheduled at 7:50 PM at Red Bank First Presbyterian Church with Rev James W Rogan officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn tomorrow. Born in New York, he lived in Belleville most of his life and was a Columbia College graduate and former Roosevelt Hospital surgeon.
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John M. MacDonald
Belleville
Newark
Robert G. MacDonald
le Roy Place
Red Bank
James W. Rogan
Red Bank First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
MacDonald
Newark Lodge
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Columbia College
Newlyweds Eisner Return Home From Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs J Lester Eisner formerly Miss Marie Davison of LeRoy Place Red Bank sailed from Southampton on the Amerika returning after a two and a half month honeymoon touring Italy Germany France England They plan to start housekeeping in Broad Street Red Bank and Mr Eisner will join his father in running the uniform factory A social and dance is announced at Elberon firehouse on April 2 hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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J. Lester Eisner
Red Bank
Italy
Germany
France
England
Amerika
Southampton
Eisner
Mar. Buerite Delle Davison
Marcus M. Davison
LeRoy Place
Stephen 8. Wise
Money Needed for Urgent Flood Relief Effort
Money is required immediately for relief of flood sufferers. About $1,250,000 has been subscribed. Governor Cox has received $141,000 and issued drafts for $95,000 more. Major General Wood is in charge of sanitary arrangements and expects to prevent any major outbreak. The relief steamer Greenland was fired upon by refugees at New Richmond, with bullets narrowly missing the pilot house. Cincinnati faces record flood levels with 70 feet predicted. 2,000 residents marooned. Sixty bodies recovered in Hamilton with property losses around $4,100,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Wood
Tie
Green‘land
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Knights of Columbus Officers and Clergy Dine at Lyceum Banquet
State officers of the Knights of Columbus with local and visiting clergy and prominent members attended a second and third degree exemplification yesterday at the Lyceum. About fifty guests shared luncheon at the National Hotel and enjoyed a two hour social meal with a formal cross table arrangement and a decorated fugitive board. The menu featured clams, roast beef and turkey with assorted sides and desserts, followed by cigars and social conversation.
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Knights of Columbus
Lyceum
National Hotel
Boy Rescued After Cement Totals Stack Collapse
A young worker known as Joe was nearly buried when top forms at a 176 foot reinforced concrete stack at Consolidated Gas Co collapsed sending concrete down. He was pulled from the clean out door and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with bruises and shock but no broken bones.
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Plain Joe
Consolidated Gas Co
Joe
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Vandalism Strikes Patrick Ryan House on Rockwell Avenue
Grocer M. Colton reports vandals splashed asphalt pitch on the front door and porch of the Patrick Ryan house on Rockwell Avenue last night. The mess, likely not by youths, is costly to remove and reflects malicious intent. Local notes advertise a chowder supper at Simpson M. E. Church and carp et cleaning services.
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ER. M. Colton
Rockwell Avenue
Patrick Ryan
Closing Week Battles as New Jersey Legislature Seeks Pact
The New Jersey Legislature enters its closing week amid a tense fight over jury reform and pension promises. If no agreement is reached, adjournment may be forced by Thursday afternoon with potential late-night sessions. Senate President Johnson will end the 197th session after final roll calls and joint ceremony, while Assembly hopes to finish work swiftly. St Luke's Ushers' Union also plans a meeting at Attorney I D Brinley's Broadway home next week.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Ume
Senate Chamber
Senate
Johnson
Assembly
jThis
St. Luke’s Ushers’ Union
Broadway
I. D. Brinley
Brinley
Empire Theatre Red Bank Opens with Divorcons
The Empire Theatre Red Bank opened Friday under Daniel Casey with a revival of Sardou Divorcons starring Grace George and her company. William Brady directed with cast members William Courtleigh Howard Kuatabroek Mario Majeroni Gail Kane Rae Lewelyn listed. Death notices follow in this issue.
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Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Daniel Casey
Sardou
Grace George
William A. Brady
William Courtleigh
Howard Kuatabroek
Mario Majeroni
Gail Kane
Rae Lewlyn
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New Spring
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Tett
Reach’s
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Old First Church
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City Hall
Photographer Hall
Mr. Bradley
Merton W. Bradley
Fort Hancock
N. J
N. C
Rebekahs
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
No. 46
I. O.O. KF
Broadway Theatre
Bissells
Griffin
Neptune
Stan
Frey
Blade
Townley Hall
Ladies’ Hebrew Helping Hand Society
Parker
Lola
Johnnie
Jack
Branchport
van- Note
DR. MacDonald
Elberon Firehouse
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Vermont
Gissells
Jacob Seinbach
Jarob Steinbach
Sutton
Mary M. W. Sutton
Reu Bank
William J. Sutton
Board of Education
Justice Trenchard
Broad Street
Hughes
R. H. Hughes
Swift
Morrig Avenue
Asbury Park House
Mr. Hughes
Park M. Woolley
Bath Avenue
J. R. Sutton
Postal (‘Telegraph and Cable Co
Liberty Street
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