On to Tampico new rebel slogan in Mexico
El Paso May 1. On To Tampico is the new rebel slogan as Carranza forces push toward a seaport. Villa and top generals met to plan and Tampico is set as the next major move. Niegras to Monterey railways to open. Monterey to serve as base of operations. Montana to be funeral ship transporting blue jackets and marines killed at Vera Cruz to the United States. Reports say Dr Edward F Ryan of Scranton may be shot by Mexican federals. U.S. seeks confirmation.
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Tampico
Parke
United Press
el Paso
Texas
Carranza
Villa
Niegras
Monterey
Montana
Washington, D. C
Navy
Vera Cruz
United States
Badger
Navy Department
New York
Solace
Naval Hospitals
Ryan
Edward F. Ryan
Scranton, Penna
Zacatecas
Falls Down Stair With Baby In Arms
Mrs. Stanley West of Monmouth Beach narrowly escaped serious injury after falling down stairs with a baby in her arms. She tripped on the top step, tearing ligaments in a finger and spraining a wrist, while the baby remained uninjured. Dr. Reed treated the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley West
Monmouth Beach
West
Freeman Howland Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Freeman Howland of Branchport avenue died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday at 3 20 pm after a two weeks illness from gall stones. He was 47, born August 13 1886. A charter member of I r z a h Court, Ben Hur. Survived by mother Elvina Howland two brothers Eugene Jersey City J L Howland this city and sister Mrs M A Nivison Asbury Park. Funeral director William H Morris Jr has charge. Services Sunday at 2 pm from his brother's Branchport avenue home Rev C B Risher officiating. Burial West Long Branch by William H Morris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Howland
Branchport Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mr. Howland
Irzah Court
Tite
Ben Hur
Elvina Howland
Eugene Howland
Jersey City
J. L. Howland
M. A. Nivison
Asbury Park
William H. Morris, Jr
Howland
Zenas M. Howland
Deep Water Tom Scully Eyes renomination in Third District
Perth Amboy Evening News reports Congressman Thomas J Scully known as Deep Water Tom will seek renomination in New Jersey s Third District. He is urged to return to Washington with a large majority to push his thirty foot channel in Raritan Bay and other improvements aiding regional commerce while opponents Wilson Jones Ramsay vie for Republican or Progressive nominations.
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Thomas J. Sculty
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Perth Amboy Evening News
Thomas J. Scully
Wilson
Red Bank
Frank R. Jones
New Brunswick
William W. Ramsay
Keansburg
Scully
Washington
New Jersey
Congress
Raritan Bay
Jones
Johnson & Johnson Company
Ramsay
Benjamin FP
Brown
Matawan
Monmouth Beach pair wed at First Reformed Church
Migg Annie VanBrunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank VanBrunt of Riv erdale avenue Monmouth Beach and Everett Wardell of this city wed quietly Tuesday evening at the parsonage of the First Reformed Church Rev Victor J Blekkink officiated United States Civil Commission to hold an examination for unskilled laborer in the Ordance Department at Large at Sandy Hook Proving Grounds wages two dollars per day eight hours eligibility limits ages twenty to sixty with Civil War veterans exempt from age rule a cake sale at Koops Abels grocery Saturday afternoon and evening May 2 by Star of the Sea Church ladies adv 101-102 Daily Record classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migg Annie VanBrunt
Frank VanBrunt
Riverdale Avenue
Monmouth Beach
Everett Wardell
First Reformed Church
Victor J. Blekkink
United States Civil Commission
Ordance Department
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
United States
Koops & Abels Grocery Store
Ladies of the “Star of the Sea” Church
Cuban team to tryout with Chattle in brisk long branch practice
The Long Branch Newark Cuban players held their first season practice at Baseball Park in poor weather. Acosta pitched with control, Arrogan shone at bat, and Romanach starred at short. The Cubans will practice daily, facing Chattle, and Long Branch will become Newark after May 20, joining the Atlantic League now restructured with eight clubs.
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Long Branch
Newark
Baseball Park
Chatile
Calvo
Pardo
Acosta
Arrogan
Romanach
Cnattle
New York
New Jersey
Powgikeepsie
Kingston
Middletown
Danbury
Newburgh
Weidemeyer's
GEORGE L. CRUM IN DIABETIC COMA AT SEASHORE
Former Park Commissioner George Latham Crumette lies in a diabetic coma at Bath Avenue home near Long Branch. Attending physician Dr James Chasey says there is no hope for recovery. Wife and two daughters at bedside. Crum, long ill, had moved to the seashore for health and to prepare his summer home for Mrs Crum and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Latham Crumette
James Chasey
Crum
Bath Avenue
Mr. Crum
State Leaders at Highlands Banquet
The Highlands Board of Trade held its third annual dinner at Sea Side Inn with about 1100 guests. Assemblyman Beekman Elmer H. Geran and State Treasurer Grosscup spoke. toastmaster EK A. G. Inteman presided. Rev Elijah F Reed delivered the invocation and addressed the gathering urging booster sentiment for Highlands and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Beekman
Elmer H. Geran
Grosscup
Highlands Board of Trade
C. Mell Johnson
Sea Side Inn
EK. A. G. Inteman
Johnson
Bermuda
State Road Commissioner to Meet Freeholders Friday
Freeholder John Daly and State Road Commissioner Edwin A. Stevens will meet the Board of Commissioners in this city on Friday to discuss state road improvements. Streets under consideration include Atlantic Joline Park and Brighton avenues with a plan for a permanent improvement on Brighton avenue. The group also discussed the Farmingdale Belmar road and the Asbury Park council talks on street takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daly
Edwin A. Stevens
Trenton
Board of Commissioners
Asbury Park
Atlantic
Joline
Park
Brighton Avenues
Brighton Avenue
Farmingdale-Belmar
Free Library Benefit Set for May 7 at Library Hall
The Free Reading Room and Library hosts a social benefit on Thursday evening May 7 at eight o'clock in Library Hall. Members will distribute favors at each four-person table, with dancing and refreshments after the games. Tickets are sold by the librarian or association members, and the Second Concert of the Musical Club tickets are on sale at Smythe's and Britton's.
Teachers Chosen for City Schools in Long Branch
Four new teachers win vacancies at Chattle High and other city schools by the Long Branch Board of Education on Superintendent Christopher Gregory's recommendation. The staff list includes Miss Mabel Demure, Miss Florence Tilton, Miss Helen West, Miss Ruth Fountain and a long roster of current teachers across Chattle High, Garfield avenue, Grammar, and Primary schools. The board meets May 13 to adopt the budget.
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Chattle High School
Long Branch Board of Education
Christopher Gregory
Mabel Demure
Florence Tilton
Branchport
Helen West
Ruth Fountain
Garfield Avenue
Gregory
W. Cate
Charles W. Blakeslee
W. A.D. Clark
F. E B. Eldredge
Julia Enright
Mary LaMcClestey
B. Louise Sheldon
Mary RK. Hague
Gertrude Siebert
Apgnes Waring
Martha V. Poor
M. A. MacLean
C. G. Davis
Clara
M. B. Randall
Eb.l. Meyers
Emma M. Baxter
KE. J. Smith
Rose Schneider
FP. Ki. Hutchinson
M. R. Williams
Mae B. Prentis
Cora E. Slocum
Pearl A. Breece
Louise
Adelaide KE. Rees
W. D. Sheenway
Edith E. Beamer
Neva M. Hebner
Arthur M. Ramedell
J. A. McAllister
Jane Walters
Board of Education
Oceanport Wins 100 89 In Fast Billiard Match
Oceanport defeated Eaton town by 100 to 89 in a rare fast paced two man billiards contest in Eatontown. Conrow led the Oceanport effort with a string of high runs and precise bank shots. Public Safety Chief Arrowsmith was in Philadelphia on department business. Tickets for the Musical Club concert are on sale at Smythe's and Britton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Oceanport
Doc” Rush
Floyd Hendrickson
H. W. Conrow
Edward Champlaine
Conrow
Conron
Public Safety
Philadelphia
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Baptists Plan Debt wipeout At First Church
A large audience last night heard Rev Charl f McKay outline plans to wipe out about 9000 dollars of church debt. The New Jersey Baptist State Convention offered 1620 dollars if the debt is cleared, with merchants giving discounts if bills are paid promptly. A Mortgage Fund Committee was formed with listed members and Scobey elected treasurer while L A Stratton became financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl F McKay
New Jersey Baptist State Convention
McKay
The
First Baptist Church
L. A. Stratton
Frank Greenleaf
Frank Greenleaf, Mr. and Mrs. Samuels, Scobey, Dr. O. A. Clark
John W. Flock
T. J. Berrien
George Wheeler
James Hood
George Bacon
Gilbert White
Charles Woolley
Edwin Venable
Charles Bk, Brown
Irwin L. Howland
W. H. Robinson
D. D. Harvey
Oscar Cottrell
Edwin Bennett
Scobey
Nordica Critical Ill in Batavia Relapse Sinks Hope
Mme. Lillian Nordica, famed American prima donna, arrived in Batavia ill and has relapsed, with physicians fearing she may not recover. Her husband George W. Young of New York plans Genoa meetings as cable updates report her serious condition. The Tasman wreck experience and pneumonia origins are noted as context to her decline. Joe Sinclair dies in Vineland after Chelsea avenue roots. funeral in Allentown pending family wishes.
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Mme
Lillian Nordica
Batavia
Genoa
George W. Young
New York
Deal
Mr. Young
No. 59
Cedar Street
Nordica
Tespatch
J. KR. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Mme. Nordica
Tasman
Torres Strait
Wessel
Thursday Island
Mme Nordica
The
Siberia Passenger Steamer Reported Foundered Off Formosa
The Siberia, a Pacific Mail liner between San Francisco and the Orient, is believed to have foundered near Formosa after signaling for aid from latitude 22 46 north and longitude 121 10 east. A rescue vessel from Karengo was dispatched to Kasho Island, with reports noting Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison aboard.
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Washington, D. S
Siberia
San Francisco
State Department
Formosa
Tansul
May
Karengo
Kasho Island
Volymosa
Hong Kong
China
Francis Burton Harrison
The
Phillipines
Japan
Tokio
Guthrie
Marine Offices
New York
Pacifis Mail Steamship Company
Woman Drives Car Into Deep Ditch At Oceanport
Mrs William B Hackett of Harrison Avenue Asbury Park drove a touring car into a deep ditch at the turn of Main Street and Oceanport Avenue Oceanport a demonstrator in the car failed to turn the wheel in time causing the mis hap Little damage was done to the vehicle It was pulled out and taken to a nearby garage
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Aarge Mercer
William B. Hackett
Harrison Avenue
Asbury Park
Main Street
Oceanport Avenue
Oceanport
Mra. Hackett
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Huerta
Baby
Elberon
Henry Kruschka
Max Kruschka
Fourth Field Artillery
Herbert Kruschka
Kruschka
West Long Ranch Church Hall
Opera House
Schmidt
Broadway
Freeman Rowland
Tom
Perth Amboy News
Wardell-VanBrunt
Daily Record
Roselyn M. Cox
N. Y
Carlos Henriquez
Billy Pfau
Vici Dougherty
Jerry Hurley
Arthur O'Conner
Auburn
John J. Skelley
New York City
George L. Crum
Death's Door
Miss Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
William Gibbs McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Miss Margaret
Sugar Bowl
Highlands
Lauds Presidt
Ducklings
Elijah F. Reed
Highlands M. B. Church
Mr. Reed
Reed
Col. Stevens
Thhe Musical Club
Gale
Smythe
Britton
Stricklin
Garfield
Gale At Smythe’s
Britton's
Baptists
MIME
Nordiga
Joe" Sinclair
Joseph Sinclair
Vineland
Chelsea Avenue
Allentown
Joe
St. Luke's
Hyer and Flock Undertakers
Philippines
A. F. Golden
Lott
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