Sea Bright principal dies after short illness age 43
James Sylvester McCain principal of Sea Bright Graded School for ten years died at his Waterman avenue home in Rumson after a brief illness from general peritonitis caused by a perforated ulcer. He was 43. Born in Mount Hermon NJ, he taught in local schools before moving to Sea Bright where he improved the school with a liberal Board of Education. Funeral arrangements await arrival of his parents from Delaware NJ and will be handled by funeral director John G. Sexton.
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James Sylvester McCain
Sea Bright
Waterman Avenue
West Park
Rumson
Professor McCain
James McCain
Delaware
N.J
John G. Sexton
J. McCain
Mount Mermon
N. J
Mount Hermon Academy
Mount Hermon
Washington, N. J
Liberal Board of Education
Sea Dright Graded School
McCain
Rum
Four Hurt As Auto Upsets On Lakewood Road Near Pleasant Plains
A car driven by Mrs. K L McMillian of Sea Girt overturned on a curve along Lakewood road near Pleasant Plains injuring four passengers. In the party were Mrs. McMillian, her husband, Mrs. S C Hutchings, and Mrs. Ira B Newman, all of Sea Girt. Tourists rescued them and took them to Paul Kimball Hospital where Mr. McMillian suffered a dislocated shoulder, Mrs. McMillian a broken arm, Mrs. Hutchings a eye injury but sight preserved, and Mrs. Mutchins bruised. One witness noted. Tickets for a lecture by Russell H Conwell at First Baptist Church on Tuesday June 2 at 8 pm. Tickets 5c advance.
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Lakewood
Pleasant Plains
K. LD. McMillian
Sea Girt
McMillan
C. Hutchings
Ira
Paul Kimball Hospital
Millan
Mirs. Mutchins
Five-Year-Old Katz Child Hit by Car in Broad Way Crossing
Frances Katz aged five from Fourth Avenue was struck by a Ford touring car at Broadway and Third Avenue while crossing home from Garfield Avenue Kindergarten. She suffered facial injuries and a possible spinal impact but survived with bruises. driver Edward Farry and Patrolman Vetter aided her and officials discussed responsibility at City Hall.
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Broadway
Third Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Frances Katz
Fourth Avenue
Edward Farry
Matawan
Frank Wentz
Seiler
Vetter
Farry
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mr. Farry
Judge Foster's Son to Wed in Atlantic Highlands
Miss Aurelia Beck daughter of Mrs M Beck of Seventh avenue Atlantic Highlands and William EB Foster son of Judge and Mrs John E Foster of Highlands avenue Highlands will marry on June 6 at All Saints Church Atlantic Highlands.
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Aurelia Beck
M. Beck
Seventh Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
William EB. Foster
John E. Foster
Highlands Avenue
All Saints Church
Antic Highlands
George Buck's Funeral at Norwood Gerard and First Baptist
The funeral for George Buck a sixteen year old youth who died after landing on the sidewalk at Slocum place and Broadway will be held Thursday at two o'clock from his home at the corner of Norwood and Gerard. A service will follow at the First Baptist Church a half hour later. Interment will be at Green Lawn Cemetery with Funeral Director William H. Morris Jr in charge.
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George Buck
Slocum Place
Broadway
Norwood
Gerard Avenue
First Baptist Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Ask Monmouth Electric Co to Clean Its Cars
Fair Haven Borough officials urged Monmouth County Electric to clean its cars after the mayor and council found them in a deplorable, unsanitary condition. Councillor Hodgeman advised exploring a garbage collection system, prompting cost inquiry and possible appropriation. The limited quorum postponed action to June 5th.
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Monmouth Electric CO
Monmouth County Electric Company
Borough of
Fair Haven
Hodgeman
Board of Health
Friends arrive as body is washed ashore
Mr and Mrs William G Presley of Atlantic Avenue return from a three day trip to Penns Grove in their Cadillac roadster. They learn a tragic drowning occurred nearby as Mr Munyons eight year old nephew fell into the water while fishing and drowned after his eel mishap.
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William G. Presley
Atlantic Avenue
Penn's Grove
Frank D. Munyon
Mr. Presley
Munyon
Mr. Munyon
State Vamps Enrolling for Big Two Day Parade
State Vamps are already enrolling with forty to fifty fire companies expected to participate in a two day parade and contests August 7 and 8. Cities like Long Branch will send multiple units. prizes total $2,500 to $3,000 while the city has allotted $1,000 for the event.
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Phil Daly
Summit Hose Company
Flemington Hook and Ladder Company
Protection Hook and Ladder Company
Perth Amboy
West Long Branch Chemical and Truck Company
Monmouth Beach Fire Company
Allenhurst Fire Company
Enterprise Hose Company
Asbury Park
Essex Hose Company
Belleville
N. J
Bernardsville Fire Company
Long Branch
Held for Jury on Sister's Charge in Recorders Court
Joseph Demala was held in the recorders court last night on a complaint by his sister who said he struck her. He testified he only pushed her aside. Demala was held to await the action of the grand jury.
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Joseph Demala
Recorder's Court
Demala
74 year old man signs three month pledge at city hall
Horatio Johnson of Red Bank was brought to City Hall after losing his bearings. Patrolman Edwards believed he would be safer at home, and Record er Arrowsmith persuaded the elderly man to sign the signing pledge for three months before sending him home.
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Horatio Johnson
Red Bank
Edwards
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Second Chautauqua Week in Red Bank June 18 19
Red Bank plans a second Chautauqua week from June 18 to 19 at the High School grounds. The event features prominent speakers including Judge R. M. Wanamaker and Senator La Follette, plus musical groups like the Dunbar Singing Band and Romano Orchestra. The platform is led by Mrs Bertha Smith Titus and ticket pledges funded last year made this year possible.
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Red Bank
Bertha Smith-Titus
R. M. Wanamaker
Senator la Follette
William T. Ellis
Scott Nearing
Mia
Grace
American Cardinals Attend First Consistory of Sacred College
The article reports American cardinals attending a consistory of the Sacred College for the first time, detailing the ceremonial proceedings and notable participants from the United States.
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The
Sacred College
Final Plans for School Meet at Asbury Park
The Jersey High School League track committee met at Asbury Park to finalize entries for the East Jersey meet. Competitors from Asbury Park Chattle Neptune Perth Amboy total fifty to sixty with 15 entries each for Chat tle Neptune and Asbury Park and about ten for Perth Amboy. A 120 yard hurdles event is introduced with five hurdles at regulation height. Admission is 25 cents. students with a free grand stand ticket obtained in advance may sit free, others pay ten cents.
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Fast Jersey High School League
Asbury Park
Reifsnyder
Neptune
Huff
Clark
Chattle
East Jersey
Thi
Perth Amboy
Oakhurst Grade School Graduates June Exercises
Eleven students graduate from Oakhurst Grade School with Walter Gardell as valedictorian and Miss Elizabeth Harvey as salutatorian. Graduation will be Friday evening June 5 in the school auditorium, closing program details noted. Special mention to Miss Marion Gordon of seventh grade who passed the eighth grade exam and will enter high school in September. Hyer and Flock Undertakers ad referenced.
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Oakhurst
Walter Gardell
Elizabeth Harvey
Marion Gordon
Impressive Rites For Dead Priest In Red Bank and Princeton
Funeral arrangements announced for Rev. James A. Reynolds rector of St James Catholic Church Red Bank who died after several weeks illness. Service planned Thursday at 10:30 in Red Bank with burial in Princeton birthplace of the priest and site of his first pastorate. He served some 23 years at St James and was active in civic life with the Red Bank Chamber of Commerce. survived by mother, sisters, and children of a late brother.
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Princeton
James A. Reynolds
James’ Catholic Church
Red Bank
James’ Church
Father Reynolds
Aittle
Nat Gince
Reynolds
Bridget Reynolds
Annie Reynolds
H. T. Collet
Margaret Collet
Trenton
James
Alice Reynolds
John Reynolds
St. James’ Church
The
Daily Record
Long Branch
Federation To Elect Officers At Monmouth County Meeting
Belford hosts the Federation of the Protestant Churches of Monmouth County, two weeks from today. Rev J G Lovell presides at the M B E Church with morning and afternoon sessions. Dr James K Shields will address and lead a conference on anti liquor methods. Rev Dr William L Mudge will speak on The Church Which Meets the People's Needs. A business session and officer election follow. Luncheon will be served by church ladies.
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Belford
Monmouth County
J. G. Lovell
M. BE
James K. Shields
New Jersey Anti-Saloon League
William L. Mudge
Lewiston
Penn
W. A. Cobb
Conference Church
Pansies Offered in Baskets at W G Disele’s Cedar Ave
One dozen large pansy plants in baskets priced at 26e sold at W G Disele’s store located at 327 Cedar Avenue in the West End. The advertisement also notes lawn mower and cutlery sharpening service and bicycle repairs offered by W H Parker at 114 Broadway.
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W. G. Disele
Cedar Ave
West End
Veterans to Flag 269 Soldiers Graves in Memorial Events
Jim Van Derveer and Howard Brinley lead flagging of 269 graves across three wars from Greenlawn to Mount Carmel. Veterans plan ceremonies at Grammar School and a battle reenactment with readings of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Events include school visits, concerts, the Oceanic Fire Company drum corps, and a City Hall program featuring Oration by Rev. C B Fisher.
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James B. Morris Post
Henatea
Wayside
Flelis
Greenlawn
Glenwood
J. W. van Derveer
Howard A. Brinley
West Long Branch
Oakhurst
Mount Carmel
G. A. R. Hall
Soldiers’ Monument
Lincoln
Oceanic Fire Company
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
City Hall
E. Beyer
Edwards
Henry Winwert
J. G
Lovell
Mabel Stephenson
C. B. Fisher
Cavalier
Deal insurgents seek three commissioners takeover
Insurgents in Deal, fresh from a Supreme Court victory, filed a petition Saturday to cut the town’s five member commission to three as a recall election ordered against Mayor William Levy looms. The move targets offices created for T. Herman Beringer and James R. Tinker and may join with the recall election.
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Deal
Supreme Court
William Levy
T. Herman Beringer
James R. Tinker
Levy
Noted hotel owner dies in asylum in New Jersey
Miss Sophie Kemp a former Victoria Hotel owner at Asbury Park died in the New Jersey Hospital for the Insane. About seventy, she claimed British heritage and used the Howe coat of arms. She moved from Asbury Park six weeks ago and left little money. friends may claim her body.
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Trenton
Sophie Kemp
Lord Howe
New Jersey
Kemp
Asbury Park
Victoria
Enelieh
Miss Kemp
Ltfe
Mediation Talks Advance in Mexico Pacification Plans
At Vera Cruz May 24 U S Vice Consul John R Silliman arrives weakened by illness while Mrs Silliman remains in Saltillo under British consulate care Mediators discuss actual pacification plans and points of agreement between Mexican and American delegates Justice Lamar states progress after two hour talks aboard the U S S California May 26 Japanese warship Idamino sails toward Manganiro Mazatlan quiet rebels cease attacks as General Obregon shifts focus to Guadalajara Also notes Dr Harris visit to Glassboro and Trenton before returning to the seashore.
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William G. Shepherd
United Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico
John R. Silliman
United States
Saltillo
Mexico City
Silliman
Shim
Huerta
Fred J. Ferguson
Niagara Falls
Ont
Justice Lamar
Raymond
California
San Diego
Idauino
Manganiilo
Mazatlan
Obregon
Guadalajara
Harris
Glassboro
Fred B. Harris
St. Luke's Church
George T. Harris
Trenton
Red Bank Church Events Cancelled by Death of Father Reynolds
Red Bank church events tuned to festival and coronation of the Virgin Mary Friday and Sunday night were cancelled due to the death of Father Reynolds, as announced by the Young Ladies Sodal ity.
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Red Bank
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
Father Reynolds
Ulster Quiet Amid Home Rule Tensions
London reports Ulster calm as Dublin contacts and armed police watch County Tyrone council elections. Government fears riot if Orangemen lose, with 300 Belfast constables deployed from Dublin and revolvers carried in Tyrone. Parliament adjourned to June 15 after Home Rule Bill first reading in Lords.
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London
Dublin
County
Tyrone
Ulster
Ireland
Orangemen
Iity
Belfast
House of Lords
Deaths notices for George Buck details incomplete
Obituary notice for George Buck aged about 80 lists address 78 Norwood Avenue and First Baptist Church service at 2 PM with 2:30 PM burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Text is fragmentary but indicates funeral plans and interment.
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EA Bright
James $. McCain
Y. M
Prof
J. S. McCain
Russell H. Conwell
Katz
Garfield School
Third Ave
Judge Foster
Wade
A. F. Golden
American Press Association
Americas
Vatican
Sacre College
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Farley
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Hyer and Flock Undertakers
Ady
the Daily Record
Record
St. Paul’s Church
Peter J. Gorman
Red Hank
Red Sank Commerce Board
Church Federation
W. H. Parker's
Authen
Buck
George
Edward Buck
Norwood Avenue
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