Vespucci Society Ball Tonight in Lyceum
Arrangements for the fifteenth annual ball and reception of the Amerigo Vespucci Society are set for tonight in the Lyceum city. The event begins at 6 with a parade led by the Nouva Band from Willow Avenue through Prospect and Bath avenues to the Lyceum.
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Amerigo Vespucci Society
Lyceum
Nouva Band
Newark
Willow Avenue
Prospect Street
Morris Avenue
Westwood
Bath
Bath Avenue
Chattle Fountain
Broadway
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Michele Napoletano
Joseph Fiorillo
Antonio Lupino
P. Pingitore
J. Grandinetti
Bishop Scarborough Signals Imminent Retirement
Atlantic City May 8 Bishop John Scarborough told the Diocese convention he plans for retirement as age and infirmities press he notes he is 83 the psalmist’s limit and may reduce service on future visitations He does not seek a coadjutor now and expects the conference to oppose a name change to the American Church or the American Catholic Church indicating the mood of opposition among delegates.
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Atlantic City
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Auto Thieves Strips Car Stolen Accessories Worth 3000
Thieves entered the summer residence garage of 8 W Hunter on South Street Freehold and towed a Pierce Arrow car 100 yards to a corner after failing to start it. They then took $3000 worth of accessories including a six shoe quick detachable rim five inner tubes two brass lamps and an assortment of tools. The theft was discovered at about four this morning by a passerby who alerted Mr Hunter. Local officers were notified and word sent to nearby towns. Hunter has a winter home in New York where he conducts business.
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Hunter
Parker's Movi Pictures Tonight Adverts
Advertisement page lists films Bunny Blarneyed The Man He Might Have Been Mr Hubby's Wife Madelein's Christmas Fraud at the Hope Mine with admission five and ten cents. Readers with dictionaries are asked to call to settle accounts. 108 107.
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Parker
Movi
Bunny
Mr. Hubby
Madelein
Hope Mine
Robbers Blow Eatontown Post Office Safe
Postmistress Nafew slept in rooms adjoining the Eatontown post office when yeggmen breached a side door between the post office and library. They looted cash and stamps, fired three shots, and fled through South Street after being frightened by Mrs. Nafew. Authorities notified in multiple cities. the incident sparked a big-speed pursuit.
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Eatontown
Ada B. Nafew
South Street
Broad Street
Morris Chapel to Seat Fifty at New Undertaking Parlors
Funeral director and coroner William H. Morris Jr plans a 4000 to 5000 remodeling of Broadway parlors. Architect C D D Wilson and mason Edward Schoenthaler will shape a two story stone front building with a 32 by 18 foot chapel seating fifty, plus six rooms and a bath on the second floor. Construction starts soon as stone selection proceeds.
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William H. Morris, Jr
Broadway
C. DD. Wilson
Edward Schoenthaler
Road projects move forward in county plan
The Board of Commissioners met to decide on turning Bath and Cedar avenues into county roads under the new state road law. Mayors and city officials backed placing the maintenance fund with local authorities as property owners petitioned for the change.
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Board of Commissioners
Bath and
Cedar Avenues
Avenues
Newcomb
Stevens
Howland
Seaman
Winter Street
West Street
Standard Situlithic Company
R. F. Grant Co
Joseph Finn
Ocean Avenue
Oceanport Favors Curb and Sidewalks
Township Committeeman H W Conrow calls a meeting to decide paving curbing and Main street widening in Oceanport. Citizens favor the improvement with strong support from the M B E Church board and Albert Tillotson. The Oceanport Improvement Association aims to revive and plan a new meeting next Tuesday. Governor Fielder responds to an invitation to attend the carnival opening on August 1 but notes a potential date conflict with the Chamber of Commerce event.
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H. W. Conrow
Oceanport
Rasmus Miller
Berm Church Board
M.be. Church
Propaan Albert Tillotson
Oceanport Improvement Association
Frederick Day
Newcomb
Fielder
Chamber of Commerce
Horses Burned in Roxbury Stables Killing One and Many
In Roxbury Massachusetts on May 8 a kettle fat in a Frank Izzo lunch room ignited a blaze that probably killed George Eneman and burned 120 horses. Fires destroyed ten buildings and caused about 100000 dollars in losses. Eneman, a stable worker for HH Cook, aided in warning tenants and trying to save the horses while sustaining burns.
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Roxbury
Mass
Frank Izzo
George Eneman
Engman
HH. J. Cook
Strike of School Children Stops Boston Parade
A sizable strike by Boston school children spreads quickly as police struggle to break up a protest parade. Pickets form to keep other children from entering schools, heightening tension in the city.
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Boston
Boston School Strike Sparks Violent Protests Across Suburbs
More than 1000 pupils paraded and windows smashed as demand for shorter days expands beyond Boston. Police threaten drastic action to end the militant strike spreading from Cambridge to Milford with picket lines and mass demonstrations.
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Ltoston
Mass
Greater Boston
$100 000 New Bank Building at Red Bank
The First National Bank of Red Bank will erect a 55 foot high white marble building at Broad and Mechanic streets. Hedden Construction Company of New York won the contract. The $100,000 project includes fine furnishings and will replace the old Presbyterian site opposite the Second National Bank. The Red Bank Trust Co. will move into the Broad street bank’s current premises after renovations.
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First National Bank
Red Bank
Broad End Mechanic Streets
Hedden Construction Company
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Second National Bank
Broad Street
Mechanic Street
Red Bank Trust Co
Temorary
Monmouth Street
Trust Company
Two Engagements Announced in Local City Society
Miss Mabel Giles engages Harry Leddy, both of this city. Also announced is the engagement of Miss Mary Morris, daughter of Edward Merrig, of this city, and Albert Morton of Newark.
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Mabel Giles
Harry Leddy
Mary Morris
Edward Merrig
Albert Morton
Newark
Seymour Couple Reopen Broadway Home After Winter in New York
Mr and Mrs G Dewitt Seymour who spent the winter in New York have reopened their Broad way home They are active members of St Luke's Church and Sunday school and have been greatly missed Both fill positions of responsibility in the large Sunday school.
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G. Dewitt Seymour
New York
Broadway
St. Luke's Church
Seymour
Auction Sale and Fresh Killed Squabs Ad
Advertisement notice for an auction sale and fresh killed squabs sold by Wim. H. Holman at 710 Broadway. Includes contact phone 227-1 and a prompt to advertise in the Daily Record.
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Joseph Black
Broadway
Wim. H. Holman
The
Daily Record
Four boys adjudged guilty at Freehold
A busload of youthful offenders faced Judge Foster in Freehold as Leroy Wright and Martin Drummond, both colored, were found guilty of stealing but not guilty of breaking and entering for a Long Branch burglary on April 26. Wright was sent to Reform School. Drummond paroled to Probation Officer Ramsay.
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Leroy Wright
Martin Lrummong
Helen L. Wheaton
Long Branch
Foster
Wright
Jainesburg
Drummond
Ramsay
Thyare
John W. Bennett
Renses
Recomler Arrows Aetorie
Wardell Barrett
Ashbury Park
Asbury Park
Jamesbury
Stewart Murphy
Morris Doodly
Jank Hughes
John P. Burrows
Robertsville
Hughes
Murray Hill
Union County
St James Holy Name Smoker Highlights Parish Events
About 40 percent of men attended the St James Holy Name smoker at the Red Bank church clubhouse. Thomas P Fay of Long Branch gave a speech on the society’s aims, Rev James Reynolds spoke, Scouts performed a play, and vaudeville acts entertained. A gold watch and a $10 piece were raised for Boy Scouts and the Senior Holy Name Society. Officers were named to marshal a Sunday parade for the May Day event, expected to be a major New Jersey parish celebration with thousands anticipated.
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Holy Name Society of St
Empire Theatre
G*rosini
New Jersey
Paterson Strike Troubles Escalate In New Clash
Twenty five silk mill strikers were arrested in Paterson New Jersey after a confrontation in front of the Pougherty and Washburn mill as about 500 demonstrators tried to block entry. Deputies used revolvers to deter the crowd and occasional fighting ensued with no gunfire. Plans for marches to neighboring towns surfaced as strike leaders warned of further action and the case of Patrick Quinlan charged with inciting riot continued.
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Paterson
N. J
May
Pougherty
Washburn
Allendale
Patrick Quinlan
Undertaker Finds Bullet Fatal to Fair Haven Resident
William Trewn of Fair Haven was found dead in his dining room from a bullet wound to the left breast. Coroner Harry Fay and County physicians performed an autopsy and reported the bullet traveled downward near the seventh rib but did not pierce the heart, causing inward hemorrhage. Alfonzo Reevey, Brown's brother in law, was arrested on murder charges and held for grand jury action as details emerge.
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William Trewn
Navesink Avenue
Fair Haven
Harry. Fay
Med Bank
Harry Neatte
Freehold
George VanVor
Neafle
Fay
Henry J. Schneider
Frank Mulford
Charles Bennett
Walter Chadwick
Samuel Hendrickson
John Merriman
Elwood Minagh
Red Bank
Brown
M. C.D. Borden
Oceanic
Abe Bennett
Atlantic
Local Boy Helps Brown Edge Princeton 1 0 in Ninth
Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston of Rockwell Avenue witnessed Princeton lose to Brown as their sons Kenneth Mal colm Johnston waved Brown pennants in the crowd The 9th inning rally by Brown turned the 1 to 0 deficit into a 4 1 victory Brown players George F Johnston and Victor LaValley connected with Chattle ties The piece notes Johnston and LaValley later head to New York to face Manhattan with their team
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Thomas
Johnston
Rockwell Avenue
Kenneth
Malcolm
Princeton
Brown
George F. Johnston
Chattle
Malcoly
Brown University
Victor LaValley
George Johnston
Long Branch
New York
Manhattan
Painter Hartson P. Cook Dead at 63 in Asbury Park
Hartson P. Cook former Long Branch and Eatontown resident and noted painter died at his daughter Mrs. Harold Denegar’s home in Asbury Park after three months of Bright's disease. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at his daughter's home with L Giles officiating. burial at Greenhills cemetery. Survived by wife Susan Coleman and four children: Mrs. H. Denegar, Bihelyn P Cook, George Cook, Archer Cook. He was 63 and a member of Crescent Council No. 8, K of U A M.
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Hartson P. Cook
Long Branch
Eatontown
Harold BE. Dendgar
Second Avenue
Asbury Park
Bright
L. Giles
Varial
Fred Karey
Greethens Cemetery
Weat
Rev Dr Mead Evangelist Dies at Ocean Grove
Rev Dr Charles H Mead president of the Bowery Mission board and National Temperance Society secretary died suddenly at his Ocean Grove home from throat hemorrhage. A famed evangelist and temperance orator, he led the Bowery Mission to growth and served as editor of the Temperance Advocate and trustee of several charities. Townley & Co. introduce a new Crouse auto delivery car with Dorman McFaddin as selling agent.
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Charles H. Mead
Board of Trustees
The
Bowery Mission
National Temperance Society
Ocean Grove
Mead
Silver Star
Prohibition Party
Temperance Advocate
Christian Herald
Mount Lawn
Hudson
Red Cross Hospital
New York
Mission Auxiliary Rally Draws Speakers at Rumson Home
The Bright Auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society held a quarterly meeting at Mrs. P. Hall Packer's Rumson road home. Presided by President Mrs. L. G. Irwin, the event featured addresses by district president Mrs. J. R. Boswell and others from Ocean Grove and Red Bank. A delegation from Red Bank joined twenty five attendees for the afternoon gathering.
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Fea Bright
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Rumson Road
P. Hall Packer
L. G. Irwin
J. R. Boswell
Ocean Grove
Wesley B. Stout
Hyatt
Bancroft Rest Home
Quarry
Red Bank
John Hubbard
Hubbard
Packer
Hoeleas
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Spucci Pare
Lyceum Theatre
Nafew
Scarboro
Joseph Corn
Mr. Corn
Scarboro Hotel
Moneyback
Chester M. Truax
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Griffin
Tering
Cambridge
Milford
Big Brothers
Seymours
Mills
A. T. Rogers
Iradeley Beach
Peter Fo Dodd
Neptune Township
John Shafto
Rogers
Brand
ST. James’ Holy Name
C. Disbrow
Undertaker
Reevey Arrested
Alfonzo Reevey
Tive Mipugh
Ing Brown
Badeau
Batt
Bessie KE
Phelan
Edward J, Phelan
Allenhurst
HP. Cookies
OC. Helmead
Mission Rally
Joseph Bisek
New Spring
Golden's
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