Royal Wedding Ends Long Feud Between European Thrones
A private ceremony unites Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia and Prince Ernst in a match seen as ending the Hohenlohe Geulph Hanover feud. Kaiser Wilhelm, King George of Greece, and the Russian czar attended, with gifts valued at over 2.5 million dollars. The ceremony followed a lavish gala and opera in Berlin.
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Hohenfollern
Geulph
Hanover
Cupid
Kaiser
Duke of Cumberland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
King Georgé
Finland
Nicholas
Russia
Europe
Zu E Fenberg
Prince Ernst
Ziethan
Imperial Opera House
Kalagrin
Czar
George
Queen Mary
Victoria Luise
Kaiser Baying
Patrimn Griswold
London
Berlin
Mary
King George
Kaiserin
Duchess of Cumberland
Bible Classes Enjoy Dinner at Red Bank Y M C A
About forty members of the Bible classes and the Church Attendance Club of the Red Bank Y M C A enjoyed a fine dinner served by the Ladies Auxiliary in the banquet hall on Broad Street. The menu included chicken and consomme, chicken on toast, macaroni, salad, shortcake, cake and coffee with mountain laurel decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Classes
Church Attendance Club
Red Bank
Association
Hisner
Broad Street
Mis. Howard Higginson
Edwin H. Burr
W. Bunn
C. H. Tumney
James . Rogan
Monroe van Sant
Doremus
Herbert L. Mur
Theodore Murdock
Haven Perkins
Red Bank Troop Awaits Wharton Trouble Outcome
Members of the Second Troop Cavalry Red Bank and Troop Newark await the Wharton conflict outcome with the climax expected Monday. Second Troop ordered to be ready for active duty at short notice. Dr Rafferty spoke on Hygiene to 60 attendees and gun handling was demonstrated by First Sergeant Many and Sergeant Bennett. A drill followed under Captain Stout due to severe weather.
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T Ot Cavalry
Red Bank
Newark
Wharton
PP. Rafferty
Many
Bennett
Stout
Car Robbed of Tires at Elberon Cottage
Charles O Hirsch, owner of several Ocean Avenue cottages in Elberon, found his car stripped of tires lamps and portable parts after leaving for the winter. The robbery occurred likely after the stable was closed, with unknown exact timing. Police were notified at headquarters.
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Charles 8. Hirsch
Ocean Avenue
Elberon
Antnuan
New York
Grapewin Stars Host Iroquois Nine In Amboy Tomorrow
Local baseball note: Grapewin Stars meet Iroquois of Perth Amboy on the Grapewin diamond tomorrow. Rally Day at Second Baptist Church features 6:30 prayer service and multiple sermons including Rev. Asbury Smallwood at 10:45 and J Price of Asbury Park at 3. Mt. Olivet Baptist Church outlines Sunday services and B Y P A at 6:30. Mary Thompson widow of Rev. Wm. P. Thompson dies at 67 in Red Bank with husband once pastor in Red Bank.
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Grapewin Stars
Perth Amboy
Grapewin
Stars
New York
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
Ark
J. Price
Asbury Park
A. M. B. Zion
Mary ©. Thompson
Wm. P. Thompson
Red Bank
Emperor in Tokyo improves as government eases theaters
Washington dispatches note Emperor Yoshihto's favorable health after a night of improvement. Officials say there is no anxiety, theaters reopen, and mourning continues as the court recalls past rulers. Sisson of Mississippi argues against alien land policies and warns on foreign labor influencing U S land laws.
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Tokyo
Matsuhito
Arthur Bailly-Blanchard
Ayoama Palace
Ayormna Palace
Yoshihto
California
Foreign Office
United States
Tikyo
Mutsuhito
Fujiyama
Ikado
Sisson
Peech
Washington
Mississippi
House
Wilson
White House
Japan
Sison
England
France
Germany
Cole
Prominent Men Attend Brown Funeral in Keyport
President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty sent condolence messages to Mrs. Richard S. Brown of Keyport after her husband’s death. The funeral Thursday drew many notable figures from New Jersey, with services led by Episcopal and Chaplain Church officials. Numerous out of town attendees included mayors, congressmen, state officials, and local dignitaries, and businesses closed for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Joseph P
Richard St. Brown
Keyport
Mr. Brown
Leva
W. Vrenninghaueen
Episcopal Church
A.W. Hand
Chapting Church
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph Tumulty
Joseph P. Tumulty
Brown
Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Thomas J. Scully Anambengh
Sout Amboy
David 8. Crater
F. D. Stickle, Jr
Cape May
Carlton Godfried
Atlantic City
Tis Canal Commission
Cue Doe Sph
Matawan
Peter Daly
Middlesex County
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
Leon Taylor
Asbury Park
William Mount
Englishtown
State House
John Weseman
Newark
Charles R. Snyder
Atlantic Highlands
R. 8. Bennett
Robert Poole
Belmar
Garett
Jones
Red Bank
Edward Slate
Middletown
Alston Beekman
J. L. Kinmonth
Charles F. McDonald
Amzi M
Post-1en
Glose Scores At Gun Club Shoot In Red Bank Meet
Twelve trapshooters from six Red Bank cities competed at Riverside Gun Club Red Bank in scratch contests. Ernest Von Lengerke of Orange won 144 of 175, Edward Von Kattengill of Red Bank scored 142, James Chaffee of Manasquan 147 of 175, powers of Atlantic City 112 of 125, with many close scores and Ivins near a 100 straight.
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Red Bank
Riverside
James Chaffee
Manasquane
Mr. Powers
Atlantic City
Mr. Davin
Mr. Iving
Abe Bennett
Edward M. Cooper
Harry Campbell
Harry Campbell, 1950, Drs. B. H. Garrison
R. Browning Wilson
Dr. Garrison
Garrison
Wilson
Chicken Thieves Steal Hencoop From South Seventh Avenue
Frank Cottrell of South Seventh Avenue reports thieves took five chickens and the hencoop Thursday night. He suspects the guilty party, an employee of T L Slocum & Co., may be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cottrell
Cottrell
T. L. Slocum & Co
Lawyer Edward Newell Suspended Sentence in Sipp Case
Justice Seabury suspended a misdemeanor sentence on Edward Newell the New York lawyer for hindering George R. Sipp from appearing before the grand jury on December 20. The indictment also charged him with carrying a bribe to Sipp a felony. The misdemeanor carried up to a year in prison and a $500 fine.
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Sipp
New York
Justice Seabury
Criminal Branch
The
Supreme Art
Edward Newell
Newell
George R. Sipp
Grand
Oanitarium site search continues and more plans unfold
Mr Dieter spoke on heating changes at the hotel and potential use as a convalescent hospital if terms fail. He toured Oceanport with physicians who deemed the property ideal for a sanitarium while Mrs Slocum and Edward Slocum journeyed home from abroad aboard the Cedric. The National Athletic and Social Club plans a Decoration Day clam bake, and Samuel Shreeves, long a coachman, died in New York with services held at Trinity AME Church.
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Dieter
Proeholders
Deiter
Kuka Lake
N. Y
Océanport
Slocum
Dugmer Edward R. Slocum
First National Bank
National Athletic and Social Club
Samuel Shreeves
William
Shreeves
New York
Trinity A.M. BE
William H. Morris
Whiteite Ridge Cemeter
Assembly and Senate Prepare Jury Reform Battle
The Progress Committee acts as a bulwark against a flood of legislation as the Assembly and Senate schedule votes on jury reform. Acting Governor Fielder is expected to reach eleven votes to pass the Chancellor-Sheriff bill, which includes a referendum, before moving to the Governor’s own proposed jury bill.
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Committee On Progress
Assembly
Senate
Fielder
Studion
Balcony Fall Injures Twenty At Central High School
Twenty students from Central and South high schools were injured when a balcony collapsed during a rehearsal of the oratorio Samkeon at Central high school. Most victims are girls. few injuries are severe, no deaths expected.
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Akron, G
Central
South
Central High School
Samkeon
Gompers Contempt Case Denied Rehearing
The district court of appeals denied motions for rehearing in the contempt case against AFL leaders Gompers Mitchell and Morrison and for writs of error. Their counsel will file for a review by the Supreme Court.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Spent Over Eight Million in Two Years
San Francisco May 24 The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen heard a report from general secretary A E B King showing more than 8 million dollars expended in two years.
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Union
San Francisco
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Ireneuver
A. E B. King
Pythagoras Noted Doubt Fades Into Strong Passion
Fragmentary quotation observes Pythagoras noting doubt dissolves as diffidence is absorbed, leading to a resistless passion. The text attributes this to Johnson and reflects a philosophical musing on mind and certainty.
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Pythagoras
Johnson
Presbyterian Services Tomorrow
Morning and evening services will be held at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The pastor will preach at both services. The memorial sermon will be before the Grand Army and the Lone of Veterans at the evening service. Hours are 10 45 and 1 30.
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Presbyterian Church
Grand Army
Quotation Excerpt on Friendship and Intent
A Thoreau quote on friendship urges judging friends by their character and intentions rather than their outward deeds or appearances. It emphasizes integrity and thoughtful regard for others beyond surface actions.
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LYRIC
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar
Ernst Page
Charles
Hirsch
Amboy Team
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
WA Campbell
Broadway
Bot
C. B. Deaver Broadway
Rockwell Ave
E. M. Colton
S&h
Sea Bright
Fair Haven
Oceanic
Lautz Bros
Bennett & Lewis
Juline
Immerman
Sunrise
Elgin Creamery
H. Goldstein
Mgr
T. R. M. Harris
Shoe Store
Second Avenue
Presbyterian Services
Members of
Grand Army and
Sons of Veterans
Phil Seamon
New Jersey Corat
Rumson Dairy
Rumson
N. J
Tel
Kumeon
Rumson and
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
W. C. Wiseman
Reginald H. Haveron
Oph
Cookman Ave
Maryland
Maine
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Emory Street
Wesley Lake Bridge
H, Willard Wiseman
Paul Caprio
Liberty Street
Scobey Block
Was. Uisenow
Chattle High School
Telephone
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