Knights of Columbus hold New Jersey convention again
The annual Knights of Columbus convention met at St James Hall Red Bank with officers reelected including State Deputy John J Hickey and State Secretary C A McGlennon East Newark. Delegates Thomas Fay and Hickey were chosen for the national gathering in Quebec. New councils were formed in Somerville Riverside and Haddon Heights with total state membership rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Columbus
St. James’ Hall
Red
Moon
Steecon
John J. Hickey
C. A. McGlennon
East Newark
Jos. J. Toomey
Merchantsvile
St. Advocate
Patrick J. Deah
Newark
Quebec
Canada
Mray
Camden
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ Catholic Church
Broad Street
William Hewel
Red Bank Council
CO. A. McGlennon
Hal Newark
Somerset
Someryville
Newman Conneil
Riverside
Santa Marie
Haddon Heights
Steamer City of Saltillo Disaster Leaves Thirteen Dead
Survivors of the City of Saltillo arrive by special train after a Mississippi River wreck twenty four miles south. Thirteen lives lost, nine bodies recovered. passengers mainly Nashville guests of Isaae Rhea. Mrs Rhea and her daughter perish. crew heroes aided rescues. Vessel sank after current dragged it shoreward and turned turtle.
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St. Louis
City of
Saltillo
Mississippi
Nashville
Tenn
Isaae
Rhea
Ulat
Enthusiasm Marks 28th Convention of Sons of Veterans
Enthusiasm opened the 28th annual New Jersey Division Sons of Veterans convention at Red Bank with a public reception. Delegates from 33 camps gathered at Borough Hall as Division Commander Charles Schmidt led the session and officers reported a healthy organization with 1,683 members across 32 camps. National leaders Pollitt and Nevins attended the reception, while Mr Pintard recalled Red Bank’s history and growth.
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OF Sons OF Veterans
New Jersey Division
Sons of Veterans
Red Dank
Borough Hall
Charles Schmidt
Weehawken
Pollit
Schmidt
George W. Pollitt
Paterson
Henry M. Nevins
Willian Pintard
Pintard
Mehan
Monmouth County
Red Bank
Clay
President Steamboat Landing
Gronwde
Shrewsbury
al Jaire
Colts Neck
Freehold
New York
Credentisla
Henry Bender
Union Ati
J. W. Hopper
Camp
Edward W. Wise
Walter Thomas
Hoboken
W. J. Lenox
Elizabeth
Constitution and Laws
Frederick Co
Gentley
Pegs Grove
Annual Dinner of St James Choir Hosts and Menu
Members of the St James Church choir and the pastor enjoyed their annual dinner last evening hosted by the male choir members. Henry Wad ar ranged the room for seclusion with a feast prepared by Sie Henry of Third avenue for thirty covers, featuring a course dinner with named dishes and social afterward.
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St. James’ Church
Regitar
Sie Henry
Third Avenue
Henry Wad
Monmouth Park Tract Sold to New York Syndicate
The 875 acre Monmouth Park tract near Ocean Township was sold Tuesday to a New York syndicate planning a large residential development. Former owners Melvin & Van Keuren of Ocean Township had bought it for about 50 000 dollars and sold the grandstand materials as junk. The buyers, led by Garrett S. Wright, envision a boulevard, bungalow colony, villa plots, and larger home sites with river and road frontages and utilities.
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Monmouth Park Racetrack
New York
Melvin &. van Keuren
Fatontown
Track Association
County Stone
Wintern Manor Water Company
Garrett 5. Wright
Fred W. Hope
van Keuren
Weather forecast for New Jersey ends Friday night
The Weather Bureau predicts rain in the northeast tonight with frost in western and southern parts Friday morning. Friday should be fair with moderate north to northwest winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Roosevelt greeted by mobs after Berlin University talk
Reports from Berlin describe Theodore Roosevelt's lecture at the University of Berlin on "The World Movement" drawing a mob of enthusiastic Germans. He was escorted by mounted troops from the audience to the American embassy as 20 000 listeners and 12 000 students filled the university. The scene included praise from the Emperor Empress and Chancellor von Bethmann-Hellwig.
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Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Germany
West
Middle
Western
Europe
Holland
North Sea
Stab Victim In Hospital As Husband Is Sought
Mamie Clark known as Chip pie remained in Monmouth Memorial Hospital with a stab wound to the side after an assault alleged to be by her husband James Payne. Payne was believed in hiding in New York awaiting results. witnesses Vernon Matthews Anna Bello Francis and Lizzie Hill faced court with bail set. A Long Branch Firemen meeting will address board vacancies and other business.
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Mamie Clark
Chippie
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
James Payne
Captain Layton
Recorder's Court
Vernon Matthews
Atlas Baltimore
Anna Bello Francis
Baltimore
Lizzie Hill
Payne
New York
Red Bank Board Votes On School Budget And Teacher Appointments
The Shrewsbury township Board of Education met in Red Bank to approve a budget for school supplies and discuss salaries. All teachers were reappointed except Miss Allie Appleger who will teach Bergen place next season. no replacement named. Donald Rankin protested Dr. William Sayre for sending his son home over dental hygiene. the board backed Sayre, and Sayre was reappointed medical inspector at $300 salary.
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Board of Education
Shrewsbury Township
Red Bank
Allie Appleger
Bergen Place
Beach Street
Donald Rankin
Farr Haven
William Sayre
Sayre
Acio
Runaway horse injures youth during Chelsea drag drive
A horse attached to a delivery wagon ran away in Chelsea avenue this morning. William Stein controlled the wagon briefly before the horse speeded toward Ocean drive. The wagon overturned on Sally avenue, pinning Stein and injuring his arm. The horse dashed on until Bath avenue where it was stopped after several near collisions.
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Sterns
Seventh Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
William Stein
Ocean Drive
Stein
Brighton Avenue
Sally Avenue
Bath Avenue
Young Stein
Ocean Avenue
Leave of absence man held then freed by judge
Fort Hancock soldier William McDevitt was arrested for drunkenness and causing a nuisance but allowed to depart town after admitting no pass from the commander and stating intent to return on the next train. Wickatunk appoints Mrs. Ada Smock postmistress amid prior irregularities. Captain McClain remains ill and active in local orders.
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William McDevitt
Fort Hancock
Vetter
Sandy Hook
Layton
van m
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Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan Fay Natonal
Les
Line
England
White Haven
Wellington
Ohio
Doad
Kove
Siik
Uano
Sexton Bros
Broadway
L. B. Wadéwit
Wall Raper
Goltey A
Watt
Mr. Pollit
Red Pank
Fred G. Hansen
Hoboker
Joseph N. Laymen
Penns Grove
John D.hopper
Charles Werner
Orange
John G. Woll
Wusyy
Burlington
Carlstadt
Beverley
Tretsurer
Knights of Corumbus
Bender
Div. Com
Glinton F. Kiliott, Com. & T. Sleeper Camp
ST. James Choir
Briggs Nash
Mes
B. Mortis
H. S&. Meyer
Harold Frederic
O. P. Cobb
George Taber
H. &. Slocum
Cornelia Osborn
Harriett Parsell
Mary Greett
Lily Megill
Ada Campbell
Monmouth Park
Eatontown
Sig Homa
Weather Bureau
Golden's
All World One
Katie Cook
City Hall
Harry Schwartz
Schwartz
Katie
Wan Doren
Relief Association Meeting
Long Branch Firemen’s Relief Association
Recorder's Court Room
At & O'Clock
Board of Trustees
Morris
Township Committee
James B. Morris
Borough of
West Long Branch
Warden
Howard J. Warden
Don
Orlando
United States Navy
Little Silver
Mr. Wergen
Colorado
Newport
Engineer
Barker's
Norwood Age
Marcella Becker
Rebeka State
Fie Dally Record
Eatontown Presbyterian Church
Dwight L. Parsons
Homer T. Partree
Tras
John Kreese
Stephen Higglexon
Wiliam Morris
Albert Deve
Homer
T. Partree
Arthur Jétyell
Lary
Christian Endeavor
Atlantic City
No's Drug Store
Jostellie
Léinoh
Chester M. Trusx’s
Andaew
Shrewsbury Town
Education Board
Baker
Thawn
Wickatunk
Aadle
Smock
James H. Sickles
Wickastunk
Hep Hugbaty
William
T. Smock
Mcbaid’ Gaticahy
Kk McClain
Gapreth McLain
Long Branch Connell
Royal Arcanum
Long Branch
Ice Boat
An Yacht Club
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