Chancellor bill likely to pass with referendum
The New Jersey assembly is set to pass the Chancellor jury reform bill with a referendum attached. Governor Fielder favors passage as part of a compromise and says he will sign the measure if it reaches him, with or without a referendum, while Republicans back a McDermott plan. The outcome hinges on bipartisan agreement to end the deadlock.
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Trenton
House of Assembly
House
Senate
Fielder
McDermott
Supreme Court
Gov
Bishop Confirms in Two Towns Amid Crowded Ceremonies
Bishop John Scarborough presided at Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank and later at Fair Haven Chapel of the Holy Communion delivering sermons on confirmation. Confirmands included Conrad C. Delamotte James R. Wolcott and others. A large offering for the Bishop's Trust Fund was taken. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Irene Morrell and former Senator Frank Briggs with funeral details.
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John Scarborough
Red Bank
Trinity Episcopal Church
Scarborough
Trinty Church
Conrad C. Delamotte
James R. Wolcott
Grandpn Sehenck
Lawrence A
Francis P
Amy M
Blanche VonBeidel
Evan C. Scott
Alwida
Sarah Anna Keeler
Elizabeth G. Fisher
Dorothy A. Strauss
Susan E
Marion BE. Hurd
Fair Haven
Russell W. Bennett
Arthur W. Perry
Charles Trafford McClellan
Cornelia A. Perry
George W. Curchin
Edward Pannagt to Tour Italy and Local Hotel News
Edward Pannaci longtime Sea Bright hotelier plans a southern tour of Italy after retirement. Pannaci Hotel lessees in New York remodel the Great Northern and Gramatanna into modern facilities with an economical restaurant. Fort Packer on Rumson Road leased for summer to Robert Negeli of New York. Packer family to move across the river. Grand Theatre hosts Marion Leonard in In A Looking Glass and a Wandering Jew film at the Grand with Philharmonic Concert at Red Bank First Methodist Church featuring Alfred G. Robyn as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pannaci
Sea Bright
Italy
Pannaci
Great Northern
New York
Gramatanna
Bronxville
N. Y
Fort Packer
Rumson Road
Robert Negeli
Marion Leonard
Cross of Fire
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
The
Philharmonic Society
Alfred G. Robyn
Mothers Day Observed Across Churches With Songs and Sermons
Mother s Day events filled city churches and nearby towns yesterday with white carnations special music and sermons on the influence of mothers. Rev Dr John G Lovell spoke at First Presbyterian and Rev Alfonso Dar addressed Simpson Memorial Church while Rev Harry T Fisler preached at Oakhurst MBE Church. Additional services were held at Asbury First M E West Long Branch Sea Bright and St Luke s Church plans include a Pennington Glee Club entertainment May 19.
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West Long Beeach
Oakhuret
Sea Bright
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian
Dr. Lovell
Simpson Memorial Mfe
Alfonso Dar
Harry T. Fisler
Asbury M. HE
M. E
West Long Branch
Lev. O. S. Duffield
Sea Bright M. B
Last tribute paid to Hubert Van Nostrand at funeral
Close to fifty members of the White Rate New York delegation attended the Capegad ser views for Hubert Van Nostrand of Muir Haven who died Wednesday night at St Luke's hospital New York from a complication of diseases. Services were held Saturday afternoon in Puneral Olresior Peter Gy min's Juiclors Mugmeh etrent Red Hawk in charge. Robert Mac Kellar rector Len Bank Trinity Episcopal Claret Ve foternve nai. A number of han tome feral pleevs were iddence. Tweludini fieve went by Miss Masgieline Mies Anni ert Mia Charles Neleon and Mrs Fred Ryder. Pall bearers included Ten Frovko Frank W Martin Frank Verbert Charles Nelson John Quigley Thomas Morrisey. Mr Van Nostrand had lived at Fair Haven the past twelve years. He was 53 years old and survived by no sons Robert Jr and Charles.
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White Rate
New York
Invredine
Aefore Coleone
Parr Haven
Capegad Ser
Hubert van Nostrand
Muir Haven
Tharedas
Bt. Luke's
Puneral Olresior
Peter 7
Gymin
Juiclors
Mugme
Red Hawk
Robert MacKellar
Len Bank
Trinity Episcopal
Geran
Vw Trereen
Little Silver
Masgieline Mies Anniert
Mia
Charles Neleon
Red Ryder
Ten Frovko
Frank W. Martinaan
Frank Verbert
Charles Nelson
John Quigley
Thomas Morrisey
Pair Haven
Clony
van Nestrand
Tair Haven
Te Hospital
Robert, Jr
Charles
Chattle High School Inter-Class Meet Sets New Marks
At Stengel's track Chattle High School hosted its Fifth Annual Inter-Class Meet with many participants despite strong wind and dust. Byron Blaisdell shattered the 12 pound shot put record by tossing 39 feet 4 1 2 inches, surpassing Leroy Throckmorton’s 37 feet 0 inch mark from 1910. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Chattle High School
Stengel
Chattle
Chat- Ue
Byron Bimsdell
Leroy Throckmorton
Syracuse University
Blaisdell
Exempt Firemen Plan State Meet in Long Branch
Plans for the annual meeting of the State Era Plocota association are nearly complete in Long Branch. About 600 delegates will attend with headquarters at the Third Avenue Hotel and convention hall at the Grand Theatre on Broadway. Local committee chair Therame Van Deroy and officers like Joseph Ross and Charles Alfemiller organize events. The Long Branch Military Band will provide music and Mayor Bryant Bo Newcomb will welcome visitors. The State association covers four groups from Sussex to Cape May. officers include President Dola Kennell and Secretary Horace G. Adams. The Long Branch Fire Department will exhibit and the department will respond to a box call at Ocean Avenue and Broadway. The Department of Public Safety oversees that portion. a banquet is planned at Ocean Park.
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Plocota
Thig City
Rauatu
Sion
Third Avenue
Uotel
Ted de Othe Grand Theatre
Broadway
Pling
Les 12
Kennell
Sussex
Cape May
Dola Kennell
Pas Paies
Joseph Ross
H J. Francis
J A. Bowen
Fred Hoffman
Archie M. Heath
Mo A. Fiteshin Nons
Charles Alfemiller
Henry Tele
Charles HE. McElgaine
Horace G. Adams
Plainfield
Nicholas Snyder
Long Branch Association
Joseph A. Turns
William Hy. van Brunt
View Tresifont
RJ. van Brunt
Henry Trwin
Tt Is
Long Branch Fire Department
Ocean Avenue
Department of Public Safety
1913 Carnival Committee Outlines Summer Program
The 1913 City Carnival Committee, with officers H Rehm and Arthur Shirpe, outlines a large summer program led by the Chamber of Commerce for sports and a major children’s carnival. Events begin with a business parade in late June, followed by fireworks and a series of balls, a doll parade, and a pageant on Ocean Avenue. Cottage Colony Day caps the mid August events, with plans for a river carnival and auto display in the works.
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James F. Fielder
Bie
Ocean Avenue
Pall
General May Day Celebration Draws Large Crowd in Red Bank
A parade by united societies of St James Church Red Bank drew hundreds from the city and county, with about sixteen hundred participants in lines of women children and members of Holy Notic Rosary and Angel's Sodality. The procession featured two large flags and a float portraying the Hook of Ages, ending with a program at the parish school grounds where Rev Dr John V Norris spoke. Between three and four thousand people attended the event.
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United Societies of the
St James’ RO
Red Bank
St. James
St. James’ Club
Monmouth Street
Broad Street
John V. Norris
Deal
Daily Record
The
Holy Notic Society
Rosary Society
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James’ Drum ‘Orvs
W. Norris
J. E. Murray
New Monmouth
E. J. Gan
Manasquan
James A. Reynolis
Edward P. Kennedy
He Parieh
Commerce Board Meeting At City Hall Tonight
The May meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at City Hall tonight with reports from several committees including the carnival. A trustee and treasurer post may be filled following the death of Wa R Warwick. Jackson Street builder Joseph Hannaway has faced thefts and a Crawford wheel was stolen last Thursday night, the sixth theft since he began riding.
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Joseph Hannaway
Jackson Street
Yelog
Crawford
Mr. Slannaway
State approves site purchase for Second Troop Armory at Red Bank
The State Military Board authorized purchase of a site in Monmouth County for a new Second Troop Armory. The Freeholders are expected to ratify at their weekly meeting, allowing construction to start without delay. The report also notes a Katzenbach dinner event and a Grand Opening promotion for a local restaurant.
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The
State Military Board
A-l
Red Bank
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freaold
Hich
May weather breaks records and hurts crops at Long Branch
Unseasonably cold winds and frost warnings hit Long Branch crops, with peaches pears plums apples and vegetables damaged. The coldest May on record accompanied by storms slowed growth and threatened harvests, while hardy varieties show some resilience amid ongoing fruit and vegetable losses.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Long Branch
N. J
Martin, Jr
Long Branch Meteorologith! Observatory
Weather Bureau
Long Branch Bureau
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Assembly
Oceanic Boy Scouts
Red Men's Hall
Océanic
Oceanic Troop
Boy Scouts
Jack Dixon
Second
Third
Rockwell Avenues
Parker
Cutie
Chords
Red Saunder
Grand Theatre
Wm. H. Holman
Aimer Jcan
W. B
Joseph Salz
Episcopal
Holmdel
Irene Morrell
Charles Morrell
Catherine Ball
St. Catherine's R. C. Church
Everett
St. James’ R. C. Church
Fneral
Peter J. Gorman
Holmdel Cemetery
Briggs Burried
United States
Frank 0
Briggs
James Allen
Washington
Alfred A. Woodhull
Henry P. Eastabrook
W. P. Bowman
R. Lancaster Williams
Baltimore
Percy M. Chandler
Philadelphia
Wintrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Charles A. Roebling
John A. Campbell
Foster
Griffith
G. D. W. Vroom
Nelson B. Oliphant
Edward Pannagt
Jack London
Pennington Glee Club
St. Luke's Church
AGTOR
H. Rehm
Arthur A. Shirpe
Carnival
Asbury Park
George E. Poland
Leon Cubberley
William H. Hall
Arthur F. Golden
J. H. Davis
William K. Campbell
Edward FE
La‘cour
Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch Carnival Committee
Hull
Edward E. Lacour
Jey S C. Rehm
Arthur H. Hope
Arthur Golden
W. K. Campbell
George E. Paar
Davis
Dry
Wm. H. Hall
Losees
Katzenbach
Middletown
Atlantic Highlands
D. Gruber
IGE
Dobbins
New Brunswick
Ie Presbyterian Church
Ian Seminary
Liberty Hall
Young Women’s Auxiliary
Gents
Jacob Steinbach
Chester Trnax
Sant
Ealem's Co
Mantel
the Cross
Golden's
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