Grand Army Memorial Day Program Planned at City Hall
Memorial Day program in City Hall courtyard begins at two with Edwards Orchestra. Guests include Rev. T B Hughes and Miss Grace Joline. Veterans to march from G R Hall to City Hall led by Hughier and drummer. Flowers to be planted. graves flagged by Memorial Day committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Flore
Coungumanic Chamef
Edwards’ Orchestra
James Campbell Preyer
T. B. Hughes
Alfonso Dare
United States
Miss Grace Joline
Florence D. Attison
America
San Ogeee Ove
George P. Joline
American Victory
City Hall
Hugier
James B. Mortis
No. 25
Memorial Day Committee
Elsie Ferguson Sues for Divorce
Actress Elsie Ferguson announces she will sue for divorce from Frederick Hoey son of the late John Hoey of Long Branch. She has established residence in Philadelphia to use Pennsylvania laws and is living under an assumed name at a West End hotel while Dolly Madison tours resume in autumn.
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Elsie
Frederick Hoey
John Hoey
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hoey
Miss Ferguson
West End
Dolly Madison
Washington
Miss Ferm
Rrn
Ferguson
Cedar Avenue
Hoeys
Lond
Nationals to Meet South Amboy at Jacksons Woods
Nationals prepare to face South Amboy Athletics Sunday at Jackson’s Woods. The squad largely features last year’s Morgan players known for strong play. Lamberton will pitch in the field, after stints in the Southern League in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
South Amboy
Athletics
Jackson’s Woods
Morgan
Lamberton
Texas
Beach grid Park Commission Meeting Tonight in Hali
An important Beach grid Park Commission meeting will be held tonight in Hali with President Brent presiding. Ocean front matters will be considered.
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Beach Grid Park Commission
Hali
Brent
Ocean Front
Stage line operates between Hintelmann’s corner and Sea Bright
A stage line serves the Rum and Sea Bright railroad station with trips every half hour. It is operated by McCuettables at Sea Bright.
Fire incident quickly contained at local department store onset
A brief fire incident at a department store caused a rapid response with crews on site Wednesday morning. The blaze was quickly controlled and no injuries were reported as personnel worked to secure the affected area.
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Chandler & Mape
East Jersey High School League Track Meet Entries
The sixth annual East Jersey High School League track meet will be held tomorrow afternoon at Red Bank Fair Grounds under the Red Bank YMCA. J. L. Kohler directs events with Melvin A. Rice named honorary referee and a slate of officials from New York, Asbury Park, Red Bank and Neptune. Entries include multiple schools with standout runners listed in the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, hurdles, and distance events. The Runyon trophy will be awarded to the school winning it three times, with past winners Neptune and Asbury Park noted.
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Young Athletic
Red Bank Fair Grounds
East Jersey High School League
Young Men's Christian Association
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
J. L. Kohler
Branch Avenue
Red Bank Association
Kohler
Melvin A. Rice
Atlantic Highlands
Martin J. Sheridan
Irish- American Athletic Club
New York
S. D. Thompson
Orange
George McC. Taylor
A. L. Conint
Oliver A. Brown
Gordon B. Lloyd
Arthur Swift
J. B. Staff
J. D. Arthur
Asbury Park
Fred Morris
George Dennis
Hatontown
Thos. Clusey
Spalding A. C
Brooklyn
W. P. Sutherland
Newark
Paul de la Roussille
Lester Pack
W. J. Fetter
S. K. Reifsnyder
Neptune
C. S. Huff
E. Jones
Chattle
J. Hogan
W. Albert
F. Dean
E. White
J. Araya
R. Schanck
J. Chambers
E. Rockefeller
J. Sampson
W. English
R. Woolley
W. Searley
W. Drew
F. Valdes
L. McCormick
F. Reichey
R. Wogrom
K. Pierson
Perth Amboy
H. Smock
T. Parsonis
C. Errickson
J. MacCray
R. Schalick
Rockefeller
Ww. English
F. Valded
H. Ségar
H. Schwartz
G. Lang
P. Taylor
P. West
F. Réichey
V. Baker
L McCormick
C. Barrett
H.ape Lyons
McCormick
J Tolin
Runyon
Parker Runyon
FP. Reynolds
District Stewards in Annual Session Feature New Jersey Church Plans
Dr. John Handley of Ocean Grove presided over the annual meeting of district stewards at Manasquan M E Church. Rev. Marshall Owens spoke on English Bible editions. W W Moffet described a new Princeton church. Dr. A E Ballard contrasted old and modern preaching. Reports and benevolence apportionments were approved.
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John Handley
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
New Brunswick
Manasquan M. E
Marshall Owens
Océan Grove
W. W. Moffet
Princeton
University Building
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
A. E. Ballard
Dr Ballard
the Oak of Methodist
8. H. Hann
Camden
Law and Order League
Federation of the Churches
Marshall
G. H. Neal
Methodist Protestant Endeavor Society
Stek
New Agent at Sea Bright Station of New Jersey Southern
Frederick Handschuch of this city is named the new ticket agent at the Sea Bright station on the New Jersey Southern Railroad. He is reputed to know how to manipulate the keys. For a number of years he was connected with the Biberon station on the New York and Long Branch line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 4. Handschuch
Sea Bright
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Fred’t
Mtni
Biberon
New York & Long
Truax Becomes Maxwell Agent In Long Branch
Chester M Truax prominent local hardware merchant takes Maxwell car agency in Long Branch. He also offers a Maxwell runabout for business and demonstration, citing the car's proven reputation and his plans to promote sales and use in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. ‘Truax
Long Branch
Truax
Estate Leased for Season in Norwood Avenue
The Julian Mitchell country estate on Norwood Avenue has been leased for the season to Mr. Wooler who occupied the property last year. He will take possession by the end of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mitchell
Norwood Avenue
Wooler
Plans Completed for Long Branch Memorial Day Track Races
Officials for the Long Branch Cycle Club Memorial day meet have been chosen and plans completed. Races begin at 2 pm at Stengel's track with the Long Branch Military Band providing music. Admission is free, with seats on the track available for a small fee. Nineteen out-of-town riders and several post entries are expected, including riders from New York and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Cycle Club
Stengel
Long Branch
New York
Brooklyn
Long Island
Newark
Charles E. Morris
Brother in law of Spivock in prison
Joseph Weiss of 210 Monmouth Avenue was arrested by Detective Rue on multiple charges linked to the Keyport store robbery and horse thefts. Weiss is Jacob Spivack's brother in law and faced four complaints with bail set at 2500 on each. He was placed in jail in default of bail. Detectives Rue and Minugh continue the case and expect more arrests and possible horse recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weiss
Monmouth Avenue
J. B. Rue
Keyport
Joseph Sprott
James C. Hendrickson
Middletown Township
George Titus
Belmar
Weiss
James H. Sick
Les
Shes Hall
Red Bank
City Officials Inspect Atlantic City Paving Project
Mayor Edwin W. Packer and members of the City Council with Board of Trade representatives arrived in Atlantic City to inspect the paving work by a Trenton center. Some officials traveled by train and others by other means, with plans to meet again at seven o clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Packer
Board of Trade
Atlantic City
Trenton
Weary Willie Detains Drunken Stranger in Broadway Incident
Patrolman Harry Clayton arrested a laborer from Michigan named William Newby after an intoxicated onlooker described him as inebriated on lower Broadway. Newby was lodged at City Hall as a suspected drunk and identified himself as Stan, while another officer called him a Weary Willie.
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Harry Clayton
William Newby
Michigan
City Hall
Vetter
Lower Broadway
Stan
New Jersey Weather Forecast Thirty Six Hours Ahead
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions in New Jersey with light variable winds for tonight and Saturday. Observations from North Broadway Long Branch show a barometer near 30.06 and wind at 9 miles per hour. Yesterday’s high reached 79 and the low 65 degrees.
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U. S
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Tenciien
Quiet Celebration Marks Swearing In Of New President
Vera Cruz and Mexico City report Francisco Leon de la Barra sworn provisional president amid orderly scenes. He pledged to uphold national honor until elections. Madero’s control emphasized as Col. Alfredo Roblés Dominguez commands forces. Diaz resigns. Aspe hails Diaz’s legacy while calling for history’s balance.
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Mexico City
Francisco Leon de la Barra J
Mexico
Madero
Col
Alfredo Roblés Dominguez
de la Barra
Juarez
Diaz
Musical Recitals at Parker Home in Broadway
The Parker residence hosted a musicale in its library and south parlor with Mrs. Parker assisted by Mrs. Harold Allstrom and a list of performers from Red Bank New York Asbury Park Long Branch and local towns. Roughly eighty guests attended and fruit punch and wafers were served after a program featuring songs from Chadwick Lang Verdi Greig and others with accompanist Eleanor Bailey.
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Helen Clark
Leah Wilcox
Ndith Wheeler
F. K. Ball
B. Parker
S. C. Bennett
Manuel Garcia
Lo Ma
Kavenatgh
Hubbard
Bailey
Asbury Park
Margaret’w. Parker
J. A. Mattuck
Long Branch
Bingham
Helen van Cleaf
Willeby
Florence Kavenaugh
Ss. C. Bentrett
Pond Cleansing Ordered After Board Hearing
Charles Schlang urged the Board of Health to clean Wat Yack’s pond and abate the nuisance. The board directed the secretary to petition the City Council for immediate brook cleaning and ordered two men to remove neighborhood rubbish. Commissioner Brinley presided. Dr Stocumi was absent due to injuries.
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Charles Schlang
Second Avenue
Board of ‘Health
Stocumi
Portat-Pedw
Bohfd
Révélvell
Gmeichs
First Reformed Church to Hold Services Next Sunday
Rev Isaac Ward of New Brunswick will preach at the First Reformed Church with morning service on Sunday morning. The evening sermon titled Greatest Evidence of Christ's Eternal Love will follow special music plans for the evening.
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Isaac, Ward
New Brunswick
First Reformed Church
Two Summer Concerts at Boardwalk Casino Feature.
Two daily concerts run from May 27 to July 2 at Boardwalk Casino with 2,000 seats priced 25 cents. The listings mention late trains and a Maxwell program titled Chés ar Broad Way.
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Boardwalk Casino
AeStodbe
Special Service at Shréwebury Church on Ascension Day Obituary
A special service was held yesterday morning at ten o'clock at Christ Episcopal Church in Shréwebury to observe Ascension Day. Philadelphia scene Créanin Co. will open Saturday May...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shréwebury
Christ Episcopal Church
Shréwebury, In
Philadelphia
Créanin“Co
Pulley Arraigned for Wife's Murder in Long Branch
Henry Pulley was arraigned on murder charges after he shot his wife Rebecca Pulley at their Long Branch home. The case, tied to a drinking incident April 30, led to trial setting for July 10 with John W. Slocum appointed to defend. The coroner and witness testimony support a killing prompted by jealousy and abuse, with calls for the electric chair.
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Henry Pulley
Muanigt
Reebcca Pulley
Long Branch
W. P. Voorhees
Paleyas
Ott Wothetting
Pulley
Mary Pulley
Puliz
A Special Bryan Train Lecture Tonight At St Luke's
A Bryan lecture is scheduled for tomorrow night to be held at St Luke's to accommodate attendees from the area. The event will feature arrangements along the Central New Jersey line with trains to serve Bristol and nearby communities, providing access to the talk and related activities.
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William Jenniture
St. Luke's
Central ‘ R
New Jersey
Bradehport
New, York
Seth
Bryan in Oratory at Sugar Bowl Tomorrow
The excerpt promotes William Jennings Bryan speaking at the Sugar Bowl tomorrow with his famed oratorical pledge. It extols Bryan as the country’s greatest orator and highlights his honesty and sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Nére
William Jennings- Bryan
Mr. Bryan
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Siren “Ndillings
Cheeler
Hull
Aabory Park
Apteneae
Maxwell Agency
Mitchell
Phil Schmidt
No Bros
Undertakers Ané
Om Salah
Bic Brodney
D. A. Clark
B. B. Bobbitt
Forrest Green
James Ennis
L. A. Woolley
D. McFaddin
William _ Wilson
Frank West
BE. F. Sawyer
H. P. Bennett
Stanley Bouse
R. F. Kelsey
N.C. A. of
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H. G. Woolley
R. H. Cubberley
J. A. Burns, Jr
J. Russell Errickson
Spivock
Sait Keyport
Weather Bureau
California
Vera Cruz
Chihuahua
Vera Crug
Gover
San Diego
Socialistic Party
Lower
Madéro
Oral Reyés Bryce
City
Porfirio Diaz
Jose Aspe
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Aspé
Figor
Senor Aspe
Tareello
Concepcion del Valle
Sara Armétring
Shrewsbury
Branda
North Carolina
Parker Home
Verdi
Harriet Ware
Margaret Parker
Savannah
Batten
van Cleat
Greig
Matthews
Kavenaugh
Eleanor Baily
Long Branch Lodge
Masonic
Hall
Creditore
Maxwell
Chésar Broad Way
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