Feeders Club Endys Feast At Red Bank
Fifteen members of the Feeders Club at Red Bank Lodge No. 233 BPOE were guests of Charles Diamond for a banquet in the Elks lodge hall on Broad Street. The meal featured tripe with Diamond sauce and pickled pigs feet, followed by speeches, music, and a turkey trot. The club plans biweekly feasts. officers are President Andrew Murray, Secretary Charles Diamond, Treasurer Augustus Minton.
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Feeders' Club
Red Bank Lodge
Charles Diamond
The
Elks' Lodge
Broad Street
George A. Moody
William Mullen
Borden Wolcott
William ©. Wolcott
Wood Magee
William C. Brown
Nicholas Butterbach
J. Schieckling
Andrew Murray
William K. Matthews
Elks
Murray
Butterbach
Augustus Minton
City Solicitor Affirms Power to License City Trades
The solicitor cites a 1905 act as amended in 1908 granting the city council authority to license cartmen porters hacks and similar occupations for revenue. He states the license fees must be set in the ordinance and cannot be delegated. The city may enforce the ordinance with penalties and use revenues as specified.
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Stevens
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Department of Public Affairs
Warwick
Howland
Department of Finance
AROS
Letty Wuind
Beach and Park
Trout
Department of Public Safety
Arrowsmith
Publicity Debate Draws Newspaper Voices and Public Figures
A discussion on publicity draw and spending features Evening Mail manager Frank Buckhout and Wm J. Smythe Jr among opponents, with Harry C. Rehm and Bobbitt contesting rights to speak for the people. The piece also recounts Thomas E. Farish’s tale of a high stake gamble where a man bets his entire safe contents on a single ten.
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Frank Buckhout
Evening Mail
Wm J. Smythe, Jr
Harry C. Rehm
KB. B. Bobbitt
Messrs
Morris and Smythe
Mr. Rehm
Board of Trade
Thomas P. Fay
Thomas E. Farish
California
Farish
Moore
Climbing Parnassus and the Muses of Greece
The article recalls Parnassus in central Greece sacred to the muses with Apollo’s sanctuary on its slope and Castalia’s waters famed for poetic inspiration. The highest peak rises 8008 feet and honors Bacchus while the rest honor Apollo and the muses.
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Parnassus
Greece
Apollo
Castalia
Bacchus
Poeis
Marnassus
Holloway R. G. dies at 66 in Red Bank
Harvey G. Holloway of Mechanic Street Red Bank died yesterday afternoon from tuberculosis at age 66. He leaves a wife and son Edgar, two sisters Miss Emma Holloway and Mrs Annie Wilson, and two brothers Theodore and John. Funeral from 2 pm tomorrow at his residence with Rev James Rogan officiating. interment in Fair View Cemetery Middletown Township. Born in Freehold he lived ten years in Red Bank and worked as a wheelwright for J. W. Mount Co. after previously operating shops in Middletown Village and Shrewsbury.
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Harvey G. Holloway
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
Edgar Holloway
Emma A. Holloway
Hazlet
Annie Wilson
Kingston
N. J
Theodore
John Holloway
Freehold
James W. Rogan
Red Bank Frat ‘Presbyterian ‘Church
Harry ©. Fay
Fair View Cemetery
Middletown Township
Mr. Holloway
J. W. Mount Co
Mapie Avenue
Middletown Village
Shrewebury
Cutlery Family Joke Sparks Courier-Journal Wit
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip plays on kitchen terms with a line about the cutlery family. The daughter spoons the mood, the father forks out the money, and the mother knifes the other guests.
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Louisyville Courier-Journal
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