Public Ownership Urged in Sermon by Rev T B Hughes
Rev T B Hughes delivered a sermon on Worldwide Brotherhood to Odd Fellows at the First Baptist Church on the 92d anniversary of Odd Fellowship. He traced threefold charity, cited historical lodges, and urged unity and service under the motto One for all and all for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worldwide Brotherhood
Odd Fellows
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Odd Fellowship
Arioch Lodge
Empire
Sea View
Long Branch
Arioch
Beulah Rebekah
Jupiter Lodge
New York
J. S. Terwilliger
John C. Clark
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows' Hall
Mr. Hughes
London
England
Great Britain
Ireland
Denmark
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Turkey
Peru
Chili Australis
Africa
Islands
Beas
United States
Canada
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellows Lodges
Baltimore
Washington Lodge
Thrown Out in Collision on Broadway
Benjamin Sok of Fourth Avenue was knocked from his wagon seat when a touring car owned by A Klopper of Asbury Park tried to pass between the wagon and an oncoming horse. The wagon struck the car’s rear, the horse was jostled, and the fifth wheel and running gear were torn loose. Driver gave name and number. Patrolman Vetter holds the case facts and witnesses.
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Benjamin Sok
Fourth Avenue
Broadway
A. Klopper
Asbury Park
Solk
Vetter
Patten Line Schedule and Help Wanted Ad
Beginning Tuesday May 2 a bus leaves Rockwell Avenue at 7 20 a m and Pleasure Bay at 7 30 a m Painters wanted apply C A at 20 Third Ave
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C. A
Fia
Husband shoots wife over refused money in Abottsford home
Rebecca Pulley, a Black woman from Abbottsford Avenue, lies dying at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from a gunshot wound inflicted by her husband Henry Pulley who was drunk. The confrontation followed a rent dispute as the couple argued and he fired the revolver after a struggle, wounding her in the left side near the breast and through the liver. A crowd intervened as Officer Vetter arrived to arrest the assailant after a brief struggle.
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Rebecca Pulley
Abbottsford Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Henry
Jennie Carter
Orange
Arthur Berry
Mary Matthews
Pulley
Matthews
Broadway
Vetter
Frank McCarthy
Pneumonia Improves for Former Councilman Flanigan
Joseph N. Flanigan former Columbia Hotel proprietor at Broadway and Second Avenue was stricken with pneumonia a week ago Saturday and confined to bed since Wednesday. He shows slight improvement but remains in serious condition and may recover unless a relapse occurs.
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Joseph N. Flanigan
Columbia Hotel
Broadway and
Second Avenue
West Side A. C. Victors in doubleheader on Grand avenue
West Side A. A. Club defeated the Young Giants 6 to 5 in the opener as good fielding marked the game. In the second game West Side tallied eight runs in the first inning and held the lead with Smock hitting a fifth inning home run. Colts beat Y. M. H. A. 15 to 9 on the same diamond.
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Grand Avenue
Young Giants
National Juniors
A. A
Smock
Colts
Mastoid Operation Performed at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John Hance of Scobeyville underwent a successful mastoid operation Thursday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Dr. W K Campbell was in charge.
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John Hance
Scobeyville
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
W. K. Campbell
Boat Schedule for Rockwell Avenue Run
A boat departs Rockwell Avenue at 7.20 a m stopping at Pinpenne Bay at 7.30 a m. Bean poles are mentioned. Davis-Smith Lumber & ser Co. is listed in connection with the notice.
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Davis-Smith Lumber & Ser Co
Italian man shot last August finally arrested in Monmouth
Ghoeichino Abruzzi, a deaf Italian, was shot through the lower abdomen August 27 last and spent twenty days between life and death at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Joseph Luccia, the alleged shooter, was hidden until Abruzzi's discharge and faced a warrant sworn before Judge Charles Corn. Luccia waived a hearing and posted $500 bail to await grand jury action.
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Ghoechino Abruzzi
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Joseph Luccia
Luccia
Morris Avena
Charles Corn
Constable van Winkle
van Winkle
Judge Corn
Mrs Helen Nesbitt Dies After Illness In Spring Lake
Mrs Helen M Nesbitt wife of Harry Nesbitt connected to the auditor's office in the brick building died Wednesday evening at her Spring Lake home after years long illness tuberculosis noted as the cause of death.
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Helen M. Nesbitt
Harry Nesbitt
Auditor's
Spring Lake
Missionary Tea Set at St Luke's Parish House
St Luke's Missionary Society hosts a missionary tea at the Washington street parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. A very interesting program will be rendered and a silver offering will be taken at the door.
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St. Luke’s Missionary Society
Washington Street
Galilee Fisherman J. W. Cook Injured At Sea
J. W. Cook, a Galilee fisherman, is recovering after a serious accident at sea last week while pumping poles. He fell against a pole, fracturing four ribs on his right side and one on the left. He was rushed ashore and later taken to his home in the Lockwood automobile.
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J. W. Cook
Lockwood
Hoyt and Francis Store Closes After 1889 Run on Atlantic Avenue
Hoyt and Francis, longtime Atlantic Avenue grocers operating since 1889, closed Saturday night. The store may be leased and reopen soon. George P. Joline, a former Hoyt and Francis clerk, joined Park and Tilford, with other staff also moving to new positions.
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Hoyt & Francis
Atlantic Avenue Grocers
George P. Joline
Park & Tilford
Improvements at Temple Beth Miriam Reported
A number of improvements have been made to Temple Beth Miriam including new tiling and brackets on each side of the pulpit. Services are held every Saturday at ten o clock.
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Temple Beth-Miriam
Galilean Mechanic Addresses Red Bank YMCA Meeting
Edwin H. Burr of Broad Street Red Bank a Bible class teacher and Civic Club leader delivered the address at the Red Bank YMCA Hall on Monmouth Street yesterday afternoon at four o clock. The subject was A Galilean Mechanic and special music was provided by the First Baptist Church choir.
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Edwin H. Burr
Broad Street
Red Bank
Ushers’ Union Bible
First Baptist Ghureh
Civic Club
Ushers’ Union
Monmouth Street
Burr
First Baptist Church
My Wai Paper Sales Rise as Rush Begins
Local note warns daily increase in paper sales with entries for MOH A and A. F. Golden listing address 579 Bronayays. Morning commute times show 7.20 and 7.30 am from Pleasure Bay. Painters wanted.
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A. F. Golden
Bronayays
Public Service Takes Over Shore Lighting Firms
The Public Service Corporation, with Board approval, has merged the Shore Lighting Company and leased its gas business to Public Service Gas Company and its electric business to Public Service Electric Company. The merger adds five communities to its service, with gas in South Amboy and electricity in Red Bank Rumson Shrewsbury township Middletown and Sea Bright. The Shore Lighting Company combined Citizens Light and Fuel of South Amboy Shore Electric of Red Bank and Sea Bright Electric. The Fidelity Trust Company arranged the consolidation as estate manager for Philip N. Jackson, whose interests prompted the move. Control began April 1 and leases take effect today.
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Public Service Corporation
Board of Pembella Utility Commissioners
Shore Lighting Company
Lighting Company
Public Service Gas Company
Public Service Electric Company
Public Service
Jackson
Marcus L West Dies After Long Illness In Pleasure Bay
Marcus L West longtime oyster industry figure of Pleasure Bay died at his Riddle avenue home in his forty seventh year after a week of illness. Born in Long Branch he is survived by widow Rebekah Mount father Nicholas E brother Captain McClellan West and sister Mrs W Winship. Funeral arrangements pending with Hyer and Flock undertakers. He belonged to multiple fraternal orders including Long Branch Lodge 78 F and A M Sea View Lodge 228 I O O F Neptune Council 217 Jr O U M Crystal Wave Council 54 Daughters of Liberty Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge 46 L O O F.
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Marcus .L. West
Pleasure Bay
Riddle Avenue
Mr. West
Hyer& Flock
West
Nicholas E
Hannan West
Long Branch
Rebekah Mount
William N. Mount
Long Branch Lodge
Sea View Lodge
O. F
Neptune Council
U.h. M
Crystal. Wave Council
Daughters of Liberty
Beulah Rebekah
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts rain tonight in New Jersey with colder temperatures. Brisk southerly winds will shift to northerly by Tuesday as interior conditions turn cooler. Observations note winds around 12 miles per hour from the south, with temperatures near 63 degrees. Highest yesterday reached 55 and last night dipped to 46. One year ago today observed clouds with a 49 degree low at 8 am.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Jersey
Interior
Orth Broadway
Long Branch
Boat Departure Planned From Rockwell Avenue at 7 20 9 M
A boat is scheduled to depart from Rockwell Avenue at 7 20 9 in the morning starting Tuesday May 2. Pleasure Bay authorities note the trip will begin from the Rockwell quay and proceed toward Pleasure Bay with no further details provided.
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Rockwell Avenue
Pleasure Bay
Bangor Fire Destroys Business District Leaves 2,500 Homeless
A blaze in Bangor Maine destroyed most of the business section and much of the residential district. Three people died and about fifty were injured. Officials report over six million in losses and 2,500 homeless as martial law kept looters at bay. Firefighters dynamited blocks to clear the flames amid shifting winds.
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Bangor
Mullen
Chicago
United States
Penobscot
Maine
Kenduskeag
Norumbega
Robbers Busy in West End Section
A guest at Dalton's Hotel on Brighton avenue did not sign the registry. The intruder entered through a west side window, looted six cigarette packs worth about $60, and took papers from a safe top. Additional robberies hit a West End telephone booth and the Elberon depot automatic, with little detail on amounts stolen.
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Dalton’s
Brighton ‘Avenue
Dalton
West End
Elberon
Mysterious murder near Deal Lake Bridge attracts mystery
John W. Brown 55 from West Grove near Asbury Park found dead in a culvert under Deal Lake Bridge after a walk. Coroner says possible accident or suicide. Brown left Corlies avenue home about 1 pm. discovered by Grace Thorne on the bridge. He had $50 and leaves a widow and several children.
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John W. Brown
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
Asbury Park
Deal Lake
Hein
Grace Thorne
Putay
Brown
Sea Bright Express Makes First Run of Season
Sea Bright express began the season with its shore route from Long Branch to New York carrying over eighty passengers. The morning voyage marked the service’s initial run as commuters and travelers boarded the carriages along the coast.
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Hast Long Branch
New York
Arcanians at Lakewood Elect New Officers Tomorrow
The Grand Council Royal Arcanum holds an afternoon session at Lakewood with Past Regent W L Conron representing Long Branch Council 429. The session will conclude tomorrow with officer elections. Conron presented a memorial to Azariah C Bennett past regent Branch Council 429 who died last August. Bennett was Grand Council member in 1905.
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Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Lakewood
W. L. Conron
Long Branch ‘Council
Con‘row
Azariah CG. Bennett
Branch Council
Bennett
Pleasure Bay Services Start May Second Tuesday
Commencing Tuesday May 2 at 7 20 a m services begin on the avenue heading to Pleasure Bay with transportation details listed in the notice.
Premium Coupon Drive for Sunday World Features 900 Premiums
The New York Sunday World announces a May 14 issue with a Premium Coupon on the comic weekly front page. Over 900 premiums await coupon collectors, with full details in the May 7 edition. See your newsdealer for more.
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New York
Colored Revolver Artist Gapthred Captured in Va. Police Action
Detective Captain Walling arrested George Northam a colored fugitive from Accomac county Virginia who had pursued a would be murderer from December. Northam allegedly shot at Roah Mason a young colored man in Mason s house and exchanged fire with Mason who may have been struck in the legs. Northam fled to Long Branch then returned to his home before being arrested on Broadway near Academy alley and will be transported back to Accomac by Sheriff Kellum.
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Walling
Accomac County
George Northam
Roah Mason
Northam
Mason
Long Branch
Lee B. Kellum
Liftcoin Place
Northam Cross Broadway
Academy ‘Alley
Kellum
Northarg
Accomac
Ex Chief C Croker Hosts Fire Prevention Firm Opening
Former New York Fire Department chief Croker leads Croker National Fire Prevention Engineering Company opening at Fifth Avenue and 46th Street New York. Ex chiefs Soffel and Storm to attend afternoon event at headquarters.
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C.’ P. ‘Soffel
R. B. Storm
Patten Line Boat Schedule Notice
A brief transit notice indicates a boat departure at 7.20 a.m. from Patten Line Bay. The fragment confirms a scheduled conveyance time and location.
Suspension of Clerical and Charity Fares Under New Jersey Law
New Jersey Public Utilities Bill prompts suspension of clerical orders for clergy travel within the state after April 30 1911. Pennsylvania Railroad had long offered reduced rates to clergymen. suspension lasts until Public Utilities Commission reviews authorization and rates for charity travel.
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New Jersey
Public Utilities
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Public Utilities Commission of State
Gabés
I Grdsra
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Odd Fellows’ Service
Benjamin Soik
Patten Line
Mr. Flanigan
West Side A. C. Victors
Patten
Pinpenne Bay
Mr. Nesbitt
Hoyt & Francis Close Up
Pleasure
Bay
Shore Lighting Co
Big Jersey Corporation
Marcus L. West
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dalton Hotel
Matic
Deal Lake Bridge
Calvert
Accomac Co
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