Strikers Defy Armed Sleuths at Turnhall Clash
Two thousand striking workers clash with detectives and a grand jury stenographer at Turnhall in Paterson New Jersey. Police intervene as crowd threatens to force out the officers and halt the meeting. Eighty five arrested, others to face grand jury action. several protesters accept jail terms in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. O
William D. Haywood
Melwetla
Dunn
Omer
Sidney
Taylor
Close
Lyle
Murphy
Elvin
Carola
Abrola
de Luccia
de Wald Koetzen
Grand Jury
Koettzen
Patrick Quinkin
Corola
Koertzen
Reinterment Ceremonies For Barbara Frietchie Heroine
The remains of Barbara Frietchie, heroine of Whittier’s poem, disinterred from Frederick Maryland’s old reform cemetery will be honorably reinterred at Mount Olivet on May 20. The ceremony includes speeches and religious services with Miss Medora Matt and a local veterans post guarding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Frederick, Md
Barbira Fletchie
Whithers
Medora
Barbara Prietehie
Weather outlook with showers after noon
Fair today then increasing cloudiness tomorrow with showers possible in the afternoon or night. Warmer conditions inland with moderate north winds shifting to the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
East Aus
Vesuvius Rams Torpedo Cruiser Hard Hit at Sea
The torpedo boat Vesuvius suffered a severe hull breach after a malfunctioning Whitehead torpedo struck amidships. Chief Officer Sith steered the vessel ashore at Hope, saving about fifty to sixty men as pumps fought the flooding before the ship reached port. On board were several officers and crew members. repairs and evacuation followed the incident. Horace Greeley Burt, former Union Merchant railroad chief and later chief engineer for the Smoke Abatement Committee, died at age sixty four in Chicago.
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Newport
Spain
Santiago
Gondor
Thomas Sith
Hope Bahind
Navriisisett
Gantier Satth
Smith
Hope Istinc
Esseb
Wool
Horace Greeley Burt
Chicago
Red Bank News Briefs Include Supper and Local Appointments
A Tuesday night Cautious Catering Company supper will be held at the First Reformed Church Shrewsbury avenue with a large attendance expected. Local residents, automobilist exams, baptist meeting notes, yacht club season opener delayed by weather, and visits from Hoboken, Newark, and New York are among the day’s items.
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First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
The
Reformed Church
Bertha Carter
Freehold
Leon de la Rousille
Road Street
Frank Fay
Asbury Park
Harry. Fay
Monmouth Street
Frank
Jructson Avenue
New York
David Smith
Cen
Sterville
Keyport
Mr. Smith
Richard C. Smith
Herbert Street
Seeley B. Tuthill
Hudson Avenue
bail @, Shible
Chestnurs
Earl &. Shibla
Chestnut Street
William 3 B. Matteson
Mount Vernon
First Baptist Church
North Jersey Baptist Association
Emmanuel Bapttist Church
Ridgewood
Red Bank Yacht Club
Leslie Dennis
A. C. Dennis
Branch Avenue
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Dennis
Institute
Otis Elevator Company
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Mark Paterson
W. W
Hall
Bellowers
Adolph Lussig
Vincenzo Canerlanelli
Turnhalle
Elletee
Fem
Witt
Barbara Frietchie
United States Weather Bureau
Sp. m
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
St Louis
New Orleans
Red Bank, N. J
Vesuvius
Layton & Clark
Norwood Ave
Long Branch, N. J
Johnson-Goodnaugh Co
Britten
Broadway and
Norwood Avenue
James E. Riddle
Broadway
Building Contractors
Green Trading Stamps
Glenwoo
Glenwood
William Curr
RED Bank News
Dy Wiliam M. Thompson
East Front Street
Masons
N. J
Fred EK. Tilden
Jersey City
Washington Hotel
Newark
Red Bank
Manashuan
Andrew Dykes
Samuel Marshall
Lillian
Hoboken
John W. Chandler
Oakland Street
Jennie Scott
West Side Avenue
Celestia B. Megill
Prospect Avenue
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty
Herbert Scott
North Dakota
Thomas Scott
Albert Roberta
Tacoy
Philadelhia
Robert Hitchings
Roberts
Alma
MR. Henry Peck
Ens Res
Mrs Bean
NAT Way
MNR
Saow
UIN
Ms Sweer
Wapdaya
Surtan
Agumey Me Gomp
Henry JR
Henry Pegi
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