One Nan Shot and Another Cut in Two Affrays
A major fracas on Riverside Drive Middletown township near Ted Bank left Charles Wayne shot in the legs and badly slashed, with Wayne later at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and Harris jailed for assault. Wayne, intoxicated, challenged foreman Joseph J. Harris at McClees farm before a gun was drawn, injuring Wayne as Harris fled toward Red Bank.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Riverside Drive
Middletown Township
Ted Bank
Charles Wayne
Polak
Red Bank
Joseph J. Harris
Harris
McCleeg
Wayne
J. N. Hance
William D. Sayre
Musical Treat at Red Bank Church
The Philharmonic Society will perform The Cross of Fire by Max Brych at First Methodist Church Red Bank on Tuesday night under Charles Eggett. Soloists include Mrs. Samuel Sabath Wilbur Bache and Fred Conklin with Alfred G. Robyn on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Philharmonic Society
Max Brych
Charles Eggett
New York
Eggett
Alfred G. Robyn
Samuel Sabath
Wilbur Bache
Fred Conklin
Highlands
Scotland
Walter Scott
Anti-Saloon League preacher to speak at St Luke's
Rev Edwin I Stearns will preach at St Luke's M E Church tomorrow at 10 30 a m and address the Sunday School in the afternoon The pastor will preach in the evening Special services begin next Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the lecture room Miss Minnie Shay will assist the pastor A cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin I. Stearns
AntiSaloon League
St. Luke's M. BE
Minnie Shay
St. James’ Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Harold Frederic
Young Nationals Triumph Over Joline Avenue Stars
The Young Nationals defeated the Joline Avenue Stars 13 to 2 on the Washington street diamond yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Nationals
Joline Avenue
May Day Parade Planned by St James Red Bank
Final arrangements are set for St James Church Red Bank May Day celebration Sunday with about 1500 participants from parish societies. The Red Bank Metropolitan Band and St James Drum Corps will provide music as the parade proceeds through Monmouth street Maple avenue Reckless place Broad street to the church and school grounds where Rev John W Norris of Deal will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Red Bank
Young Ladies’ Sodality
The
Rosary Society
Angel's Sodality
St. James
St. James’ Club House
Monmouth Street
Maple Avenue
Reckless Place
Broad Street
Pearl Street
John W. Norris
Deal
Mount Olivet Baptist Church Announces Weekend Schedule
Rev Fitzgerald of New York to preach tomorrow at Mount Olivet Baptist Church. Communion at 9 p m Sunday. Sunday school at p m. B Y P D at 6 30 p m. Scripture John 2:15. Prayer meeting Wednesday and Friday nights. All are invited. Rev B Reid, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
New York
B. Y
John
B. Reid
Divorce Granted to Mrs Evelyn M Becker of Asbury Park
Mrs Evelyn M Becker of Asbury Park is granted an absolute divorce from Frederick J Becker Jr of Asbury Park by Vice Chancellor Lewis. Custody of a child born after the proceedings is awarded to Mrs Becker, who was formerly Evelyn Mattison of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn M. Becker
Asbury Park
Lewis
Frederick J. Becker, Jr
Becker
Evelyn Mattison
New York
Masons Enjoy Ice Cream At Long Branch Lodge Meeting
Members of Long Branch Lodge No. 78 F and A M gathered at the Masonic Hall for a post meeting treat of ice cream and cake at the Sugar Bowl after their session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Long Branch Lodge
No. 78
Sugar Bowl
Jury reform fight stalls as Senate and Assembly clash
In Trenton on May 10 the Wilson and anti Wilson factions in the Assembly battled over jury reform with Republicans siding with anti Wilsons. Senate and Assembly adjourned to next week as neither side polled enough votes to pass a bill. Governor Fielder led the Davis plan for a jury commissioner with Sheriff oversight while Read proposed a five judge appointed panel. both sides accused the other of political maneuvering and delayed action continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Assembly
Senate
Fielder
Hudson County
Davis
Teachers Hear Discussions in Monmouth County
Two hundred teachers attend a two session meeting at Keyport high school as Monmouth County Teachers Association elects new officers for the year. Principal A M Dick chairs opening remarks, followed by Principal George H Marten and County Superintendent John Surieht who discuss child mental activities and scientific agriculture training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Teachers’ Association
Keyport High School
Monmouth County
A. M. Dick
George H. Marten
Hed Bank
John Surieht
Freehold
Harten
Couple Aged Three Elopes In City Hall Incident
A three year old girl Elsa Wronsky and a near peer Leon Kizer left home at 3 PM in Grand avenue to seek a lollypop. They were found on Bath avenue near the railroad crossing by Patrolman Kingsland’s daughter and returned to their homes by 6 PM.
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City Hall
Layton
Httle
Elsa Wronsky
Grand Avenue
Leon Kizer
Broadway
Morrell Street
Bath Avenue
Kingsland
Patrolman Kingsland
Memorial window unveiled at Sea Bright Presbyterian Chapel
A memorial window for Mrs. Susan M. Alexander, founder of Sea Bright Presbyterian Chapel and mother of Rev. Dr. Maitland Alexander, was unveiled at noon. The service featured Rev. Dr. William A. Cobb of New York. the window cost about $1,000 and was installed by W. H. Pearsall. Funds were raised by Mrs. George F. Victor. The church opens for summer on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Alexander
Sea Bright Presbyterian Chapel
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburgh
Penn
Sea Bright
Presbyterian
Rumson
New York
William A. Cobb
Alexander
W. H. Pearsall
George F. Victor
John J. McCook
Rivmson
Painter dies after being struck by car in Spring Lake
James Wells 64 a painter of Spring Lake was run over on Central avenue by Frank R. Sherman a Lakewood contractor. Wells died shortly after at Ann May Hospital. Sherman was arrested after the driver backed the car over the victim a second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Point Pleasant
James Wells
Spring Lake
Frank R. Sherman
Lakewood
Ann May Hospital
Wells
Central Avenue
Sherman
Newman
Fair Haven Murder Planned and Suspects Held
County Detective Minugh says he has a complete case against Alphaza Keevey, the Fair Haven youth, in the killing of his brother in law Willan Brown. Three more colored residents are jailed as material witnesses. four shots fired near Cedars as Reevey confronts Brown. Atlantic Coast Electric extends trolley line from Sea Girt to Manasquan with double tracks, due June 1.
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Minugh
Brother
Ellwood Minagh
Red Bank
Alphaza Keevey
Fair Haven
Freehold
Willan Brown
Millagh
Irving Wall
Bilis Brown
Romeo Reevey
Wall
Brown
Harry C. Badeau
Reevey
Cedars
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company
Camp Fielder
Sea Girt
State Camp
Manasquan
Everett & Throckmorton
Local Moose Lodge Installed at Belmar
A new Loyal Order of Moose lodge was instituted at Belmar with over 90 members enrolled. Organizer Bennett of Pittsburgh led the ceremony, Long Branch Lodge officers presided, and a large delegation from the city traveled by automobile. A public installation of officers is planned Friday evening at the Belmar Casino with Branch Lodge officers taking part. Deputy Warwick has instigated three county lodges in Red Bank Long Branch and Belmar. The Belmar Library will close briefly for redecoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howdy Pap
Belmar
Loyal Order of Moose
Bennett
Pittsburgh
Long Branch Lodge
No. 1
Belmar Casino
Branch Ledge
Warwick
Cape May
Red Bank
Long Branch
Prison Atrocities In Russia Persist Amid Amnesty Confusion
May 10 St Petersburg reports reveal worsening conditions for political prisoners and exiles. Wards torture and even shoot inmates at Ratoum as amnesty promises are deemed narrow and misinterpreted. Exiles in Siberia face restricted movement and renewed arrests under March 6 manifest. reports cite dire food, scant medical care, and abuse across several prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Empire
Senate
Ratoum
Patoum
Siberia
Everett Man Trolley Promoter Plans Major Developments
Charles A. Carlson, a former Everett resident now based in Hendersonville, N C, is reported as the instigator of several new business ventures including buying Judge Ewarts property and planning a $50 000 hotel as a trolley line terminal. He also operates a machine shop and factory creating jobs and hopes to extend a trolley line through Everett to connect Red Bank and Holmdel. Driscoll to Speak at Shore and a Greater Asbury Park Progressive League meeting next Thursday will feature him with a reception to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Carlson
Everett
Hendersonville
N. C
Carlson
Red Bank
Holmdel
Votes for Women Bombs Found in PO Station
A college style reception for a Second Baptist Church officer was held by the Junior Bethe Class in the lecture room last night. The event honored their teacher and featured the unusual attention to social reform topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Bombs blamed on militants as reading and liverpool incidents emerge
In London and reading a clockwork bomb and a black powder canister were found in railway and post office settings, linked to suffragette militants. Dundee reports a mansion fire at Farrington Hall destroyed with $50,000 loss and suffragette literature found nearby.
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London
Eng
Reading
Liverpool
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lime Street
Dundee
Scotland
Farrington Hall
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Sandy Hook
Odd Fellows
Union Seaside Lodge
Ruth
Sea Bright A. M. E
Asbury Smallwood
B. P. YU
J. W. Hamlin
Wm. H. Holman
Parker's
Moving Pictures
Carmen
Teles
D. Gruber
New International
Red Bank Church
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
E. M. Becker
Gregory
Keyport
Enright
Loving
Twige
SAME
Moneyback
Chester M. Trunx
Law of
John C. Disbrow
Aussia
Everett Man
IPO
Statin
Covery
Stearns
Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
George Henderson
Edwards
Recorder’s Court
Ehrenhall
D. Schnackenberg
Ehrenhalt
Borts
Hicks
Steinbach
Grand Rapids
Uae
Atray
Hull
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