Home Missionaries Plan New Brunswick Meeting at Simpson Church
The New Brunswick Woman's Home Missionary Society holds its annual meeting tomorrow at Simpson Memorial M E Church. Delegates from eleven auxiliaries will report progress, with devotions led by Miss Josephine Corbin and Rev. Alfonso Dare providing greetings. New officers will be elected at adjournment.
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New Brunswich Woman's Home Missionary Society
Simpson Memorial M. E
Simpson
Josephine Corbin
Alfonso Dare
Joseph Gavin
Sea Bright
John Hubbard
Mite
J. W. Eyles
First Church
Asbury Peetk
Atlantic Highlands
Hightstown
Keyport
Milltown
First
New Brunswick
St. Paul's
Ocean Grove
Grace
Asbury Park
Simpson Church
Long Branch
St. Paul's Church
J. Turner
G. M. P. Wells
J. H. Boswell
P. Hall Packer
Sarah A. Reed
Wife Affections Verdict Trimmed by Supreme Court
A New Jersey Supreme Court ruling reduces a $7,000 alienation of affection verdict against Asbury Park hotel owner Frederick Slingerland to $2,000 if the Branegan couple consents. The case covers the 1902 marriage of Christopher and his wife, the 1909 affair with Slingerland, a proposed elopement, and the court's decision to set aside the excess award.
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Trenton
N. J
Christopher Branegan
Bogota
Bergen County
Frederick Slingerland
Asbury Park
Supreme Court
Stingerland
Branegans
New York
Slingerland
Braneganv
Ocean Grove
Branegan
Verdict at Coroners Inquest Into Mrs Pulley's Death
The record covers Rebecca Pulley's dying declaration given April 30 1911 at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in the presence of Arrowsmith and Walling. It describes Henry Pulley's gun use during a dispute over rent, threats to shoot, a prior shooting, and the hospital death from a left side gun wound. Witness Mary Matthews provides conflicting testimony about events and the Tassel incident, with prosecutors and the coroner's jury detailing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Pulley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
William B. Walling
Dr. Nichols
T.V. Arrowsmith
W. D. Walling
Henry
Berry
Dennie
Carter
John W. Fleck
Recorder’s Court
City Hall
Charles Corn
George Miller
John Condon
Harry G. , Woolley
Walter R. Brinley
Harry Surles
Vredenburgh
T. V. Arrowsmith
Mary ‘Matthews
Countty
Mary
Henry Pulley
Arthur Perry
Jennie Carter
Pal
Peace Day Observed in Public Schools May 18
Peace day will be celebrated throughout the public schools May 18 with appropriate exercises marking the observance.
Memorial Day Preparations by Local Posts and Sons Group
James B. Morris Post No 4 and a Sons of Vet committee plan graveside decorations for Memorial Day. Soldiers' graves will be flagged the Saturday before Memorial Day. Rev. Alfonso Dare of the Sifhpson Memorial M. EB. Church in Long Branch will deliver the Memorial Day address.
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James B. Morris Post
Sons of Vet
Alfonso Dare
Sifhpson Memorial
M. EB. Charch
Long Branch
Cheater Sees Me Irae Ts Ws Tr 53 96
A brief clipped note mentions a cheater term with numbers and initials. The readable text references me irae ts ws and a stray 53 96, but no clear event or names are given.
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Cheater
Orchestra Concert at First Presbyterian Church May Night
A concert under director Fred K. Ball at First Presbyterian Church is advertised for Monday night with ticket information available. The text notes May 35 as a date reference.
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Fred'k K. Ball
First Presbyterian Church
Council makes big gain in Liberty order reports
Mrs. Jennie B. Hayward state councilor of the Daughters of Liberty presents a fifteen year report covering April 1 1895 to December 31 1919. Gains include 239 sisters initiated 78 brothers reinstated 11 sisters received by card 2 brothers. net gain 198 sisters 338 brothers. receipts 19558.38 with 8246.30 paid in relief. Arcanians to confer degree by Long Branch Council 429 Royal Arcanum next Tuesday. Red Bank reports a new flagstone sidewalk and relaid curb at Shrewsbury avenue River street corner.
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Jennie B. Hayward
Daughters of Liberty
New Jersey
Pride of Hollywood Council
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council
Lakwood
W. L. Coffrow
John G. Sexton
Ambulance Gift Honors Ann May at Asin May Memorial
Mrs. A. N. Whartenby of Spring Lake presents a fully equipped ambulance to Asin May Memorial Hospital. Painted dark green with gold trim, the unit features a birdseye maple interior and honors her daughter Ann May. George Woolley shows a new Ford Model T touring car, used in beach work, after years of service with an old reliable vehicle.
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Woolley
George Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Point Pleasant
Sociable Held at Presbyterian Church Chapel
A congregational sociable was held in the Presbyterian Church chapel last night with Rev Dr Lovell's pleas ing. A vocal and instrumental program was provided by younger members. Social intercourse and refreshments added to the evening's pleasure with about 1000 present.
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Presbyterian Church
Lovell
Re-elected Secretary Named for State Board of Health
Dr Bruce 8 Keator of Asbury Park was re-elected secretary of the State Board of Health at its reorganization in Trenton yesterday. Henry M Herbert of Bound Brook retired after not being reappointed by Governor Wilson. Richard Cole New of Montclair succeeded him. J H Stick of Montville was re-elected. No changes were made to board employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Keator
Asbury Park
State Board of Health
Trenton
Henry M. Herbert
Bound Brook
Wilson
Richard Cole New
Montclair
J.H. Stick
Montville
Rebels Storm Juarez Cathedral and Jail in Juarez Battle
In May at El Paso and Juarez rebel forces entered Juarez by ten A.M. storming the Cathedral, the federal stronghold, and later the jail with insurgent flags flying atop City Hall. One death and several American injuries were reported as fighting raged, with Navarro awaiting Rabago’s thousand troops to push back rebels.
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el Paso
Juarez
Garibaldi
Madero
Navarro
Rabago
Pro Prprietor Gives Complimentary Dinner at Abbott Hotel
Benjamin Jennings ele, new proprietor of Hotel Abbott, held his first complimentary dinner last night for friends and officials. Little Henry catered a multi course menu with chicken noodle soup fried eels giblet stew and Maryland fried chicken among the dishes. The lavish service covered a hundred covers and continued past midnight.
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Benjamin Jennings
Abbott
Little Henry
Maryland
Mr. Jenning
Knights of Columbus elect officers in Columbus convention
The Knights of Columbus convention elected state deputy Cornelius McGlennon of Newark and other officers including secretary James O'Neal of Jersey City treasurer James J. Toomey of Merchantville advocate Patrick Dolan of Newark warden Thomas O'Brien of Jersey City chaplain T A Hart of Mowat Holly and chose Mount Holly as the next meeting place. Thomas P Fay of Long Branch was re elected as National Council delegate for the tenth year. Rev Jamies A Reynolds of Hed Bank preached the sermon. The secretary reported 9 192 members in 56 councils with two new councils instituted that year.
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Camden
National Council
Jamies A. Reynolds
Hed Bank
Oys Club Plans Dance at Townley Hall in May
The Oys of the T B C Club plan a town hall dance at Townley Hall in the latter part of May. The event aims to raise funds and boost community spirit with music and socializing for local residents.
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Oys
T. B.C. Club
Townley Hall
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Thursday
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions in New Jersey tonight and likely through Thursday. Light to moderate variable winds expected. Observations from Long Branch show a northwest wind at 17 miles per hour, barometer 29.85, and temperatures ranging from 59 to 65 degrees.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
County Board Adopts 1911 Budget With 424 600 Total
The Freeholders meet at Freehold approve a 1911 budget totaling 424 600 up from 386 801 last year. Road funds rise 11 000 due to more county roads. Unpaid old-board bills 48 746.29 added to new total 428 346.29. Contracts awarded for drawbridge and bridge repairs.
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Old ‘Board of Freeholders
Courity Board of Freeholders
Freehold
Ame
Sea Bright Road
Amouniing
Séa Bright Drawbridge
Shark River
John H. Batts
Séa Bright Draw
John
John .R. Brown & Son the Shark River
Br - WA
Close
Keyport
Eatontown
M. R. van Keuren
Vespucci Society Ball Delights Norwood Avenue Project
The Amerigo Vespucci Society held its 14th annual ball at the Lyceum with a parade through Broadway in uniform and a Musto orchestra concert. About 100 couples danced as refreshments and a reception room were arranged, under officers led by Joseph Fiorillo and Pasquale Bruno. The second item notes Norwood avenue being prepared with gravel wings under road supervisor John H. Hines.
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Amerigo Vespucci Society
Lyceum
Musto
Asbury Park
Broadway
Stara and Stripes
Musté#oorchestra
Thters
Atartea
D. C. Nicoll
A. Sico
John Coley
Joseph Fiorillo
Pasquale Bruno
P. Pingitore
J. Mazza
Angelo Gizzi
Pigitori
Rosario Pingitore
Orazio Strof Jo
Frank Penta
Pasquale Chidiulo
Leon’ Carboné
Luigi Scibelti
Pasquale Longelli
Norwood Avenue
Brighton
John H. Hines
Meeting of King's Daughters in Red Bank
The regular monthly meeting of the King's Daughters of Red Bank convened Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. B. Browning Wilson on Broad Street.
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King’s Daughters
Red Bank
RB. Browning Wilson
Broad Street
Addition to Freight House in Red Bank Portends Office Use
An office addition is being built onto the freight house of the New York and Long Branch Railroad in Pearl Street Red Bank. The old building proved too small for staff and work, a change prompted by a personal call from Superintendent Leo W. Barry.
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Wall Street
Norwood Avenue
New Cedar
West Long Branch
R. R. Hughes
New York and Long Branch
Pearl Street
Red ‘Bank
Leo W. Barry
State Sons of Veterans Encampment Held in Union
The annual State encampment of the Sons of Veterans of New Jersey was held today in Union with four sessions planned for tomorrow. Delegates from Samuel T. Sleeper Camp No. 16 in Red attended, including Commander Harry G. Degenring and Past Commanders Clinton F. Elliott, Banja n Ford, Alfred Arneh Harrison, with Walter L. Davia and Wymbs representing Samuel.
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Sons of Veterans of New Jersey
Union
Him
Samuel
T. Sleeper Camp
No. 16
Red
Harry G. Degenring
Clinton F. Elliott
Banjan
Ford
Alfred Arneh
Harrison
Walter L. Davia
Wymbs
Repairing Firehouse and Home Projects in Red Bank and Morris Ave
Repairs proceed inside Navesink Hook and Ladder Company 6 on Me ghanic street Red Bank with new packages in doors exterior repaint planned. Contractor R B Hughes rushes Dr Wise Cottage on Morris Avenue Clair estate expect completion for early summer. Special Sales on Saturday feature great bargains at Greinbachs Asbury Park NJ.
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Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
Meghanic Street
Red Bank
Dr. Wise
R. B. Hughes
Morris Avenue
Clair Estate
Greinbach’s
Asbury Park, NJ
Ateale
Rushing Work on the Pier and Ocean Park Progress
The new ocean pier work resumed with Hennecke Construction Co. of New York driving piling and laying flooring for completion this summer. Supt. Twaige and a 40 man crew push two shifts to expedite progress as engineers brief daily. five piling per day expected and project to finish in thirty days. Ocean Park improvements include a scenic railway due May 30 and electric wiring by Consolidated Gas Co. crews as work continues toward completion.
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Hennesque Construction Company
New York
Twaige
Am Dverage
Seaman
Pew
Ocean Park
Piper
Consolidated Gas Company
Port au Peck Fire Gutts Jersey City Bungalow
Fire destroyed a bungalow in Port au Peck owned by William Delz of Jersey City. Firemen from Port-au-Peck and Oceanport responded, arriving five minutes after discovery near Rockwell Avenue. Interior was gutted with smoke and heat. cause undetermined, with damage confined inside and noise from water and hoses.
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Port-au- Peck
William Delz
Jersey City
Oceanport
Patten
Rockwell Avenue
Enquet É
Port-au
Memorial Day Exercises At Grammar School Planned
Preparations by Grammar School scholars for Memorial Day exercises on Monday May 29 with Morris Post in attendance. A committee is selecting plants and flowers for graves. Berton Bros undertakers and balmers are listed among local service providers.
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Grammar School
Hata
James 3
Morris Post
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Cers
Pulley
G. A. A. Veterans Active
Council
Pride of Hollywood
Red Bank Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
River Street
Andy’s Poe
Ele
Columbus Knights
T. B. C. Boys
Weather ‘Bureau Forecast
Dalya
County Board of Taxation
Goroti
Fage Fach
Dan Dh
Nmierigo
B. Parker
Charlotte L. Cobb
Bette
Poly
Epring
Hein
Pletion Theatre
Port-Au-Peck
Berton Bros
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