Veterans Complete Memorial Program at Greenlawn
Memorial Day events organized by James B. Morris Post include flagging and decorating 269 graves across Greenlawn and West Long Branch. The morning procession will start at G. A. R. Hall led by Oceanic Fire Company drills, with Sons of Veterans accompanying. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address to be read, services held at the Soldiers’ Monument, and an afternoon program at City Hall invites public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Morris Post Memorial Day Committee
G. A. R. Hall
Morris Post
Oceanic Fire Company
Sons of Veterans
Bryant B. Newcomb
Camp Council
James B. Morris
C. B. Fisher
Deal man leaps to death from Hamburg liner
Louis Neuchestner, a Deal resident employed in ornamental work, leapt from a Hamburg line steamer near the Statue of Liberty and died aboard. He had a history of strange behavior, was treated at a state hospital, later in custody of police, and his body was buried at sea after the tragedy. His widow in Deal with a five year old daughter mourns the loss.
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Louis Neuchestner
Deal
New York
Bremman
Hamburg
Germany
Statue of Liberty
Neucestner
Wyckoff Avenue
Dear
Norwood
Neuchestner
State Hospital
Father Duggan New Red Bank Priest Appointed Rector
Rev D J Duggan named rector of St James Red Bank to succeed the late Father J A Reynolds whose funeral was held yesterday. Bishop James A McFaul of Trenton announced the appointment. Duggan, an Ireland native born about sixty years ago, educated at Maynooth, has served in the United States for thirty five years. He previously led Bordentown parish seventeen years, with earlier posts at Salem and Mount Holly. He is regarded as scholarly and among the most successful rectors in the diocese. He is well known by Monmouth county priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Duggan
Bordentown
St. James’ Church
Red Bank
James A. Reynolds
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Father Duggan
Ireland
Maynooth College
Dublin
Duggan
Reynolds
Mount Holly
Salem
Monmouth County
Becker Sentenced to Death for Second Time in July
New York May 29 Charles Becker former Police Lieutenant once “Czar of the Tenderloin” is sentenced to die in the week beginning July 6 for a second time He maintains his defiant demeanor as Justice Seabury pronounces the death sentence with the sheriff to carry out the warrant The trial also faces an inquiry into perjury charges against several police witnesses before the grand jury with a single unnamed witness appearing today
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New York
Charles Becker
Tenderloin
Becker
Seabury
Lee
Peltieutenant
Martin Manton
Manton
Justice Seabury
Sherrif Grifenhagen
Tlis
Mount Carmel Decoration Day Mass at Our Lady Star of the Sea
Parishioners will gather at Mt Carmel cemetery for a 9 30 AM Mass for the repose of souls buried there Rev Dr Wm P Cantwell hopes this becomes an annual Decoration Day service A bus will depart the Lyceum at 9 AM for transport to the cemetery
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Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Mt. Carmel
Wm. P. Cantwell
There Will Be No Morning Boat From Long Branch
Notice states there will be no morning boat service from Long Branch on May 40th. Advertisement appears in the Daily Record pages 124 to 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Long Branch
Empress of Ireland Sinks in Fog After Collision
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland sinks nineteen fathoms deep in the St Lawrence River after a collision with a collier in fog. Over 1,400 aboard. only twelve women reported saved. Rescue ships and coast guard search under way as morning fog lifts.
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St. Lawrence
Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision in Fog
At Quebec May 29 officials say about 870 to 1,100 perished when the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Ireland was rammed by the collier Stortstadt in dense fog near Father Point. About 337 survived, many by lifeboats from Eureka and Lady Evelyn. The ship sank within minutes, as rescuers raced through the fog to Timouski.
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Quebec
Canadian Pacific Authority
Stortstadt
Eureka
Lady Evelyn
Marconi
Father Point
Empress of Ireland
S. O
Timouski
Seere Eee Eae Reser
Kendall
Empress
Stordstadt
Montreal
Canada
Ireland
Impressive funeral for boy killed by fall
Impressive funeral services were held for George Buck a sixteen year old of Norwood Avenue at First Baptist Church with Rev. C F McKay officiating. Grace Crook sang Abide With Me and Some Day the Silver Chord Will Break with Prof. F K Ball as accompanist. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery under William H Morris Jr funeral director.
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George Buck
Edward Buck
Norwood Avenue
First Baptist Church
C. F. McKay
George
Grace Crook
F. K. Ball
Greenlawn Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lippincott Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lippincott widow of James E Lippincott longtime Long Branch Banking Co president dies at home on Eatontown Long Branch road after lingering illness in her 78th year She was born in 1836 at Poplar survived by four children Kishaden Charles Sommelin Annie Sommelin and George A Lippincott Burial and services to be handled by Friends Church Shrewsbury and Mount Son Funeral Directors.
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Mary Elizabeth Lippincott
James E. Lippincott
Long Branch Banking Company
Eatontown
Long Branch
Den
Elizabeth Woolley
Poplar
Panhandler Ordered Out Of Town After Misconduct
On Broadway last night a vulgar panhandler refused to quit soliciting after warnings. Patrolman Edwards escorted him to City Hall and a whipping post was suggested as punishment. The man, claiming army status, had worked briefly at Sea Bright before continuing the nuisance. He was ordered to leave town immediately.
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Broadway
Edwards
City Hall
Sea Bright
Long Branch Men Sent to Reformatory
Judge Foster at Freehold sentences Alex Rikeskie and Michael Spaginski for breaking and entering the Atlantic Hotel at Long Branch and stealing wines and liquors on May 5. Other detainees plead guilty or not guilty, with trials set for next week and several remanded or discharged.
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Foster
Freehold
Alex, Rikeskie
Michael Spaginski
Simon Glager
Atlantic
Long Branch
State Reformatory
Rahway
William Mayer
South Street
John P. Mayer
Lafayette Place
Nikolos Napolitano
Walter Noble
Red Bank
Carmine Aschetting
Elizabeth C. Norton
Julia A. Callahan
Bath
Division Streets
Levi Maxson, Jr
Highlands
William H. Johnson
Matilda Bradley
Sidewalk Cyclist Fined In Court
Mayor Bryant Newcomb presided at the recorder's court as John Fuleiniti was fined two dollars for riding on the sidewalk opposite City Hall. The offense, second this week, drew warnings that sidewalks are for pedestrians and will no longer be tolerated. The fine was paid by the boy's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant B. Newcomb
Recorder’s Court
John Fuleiniti
City Hall
Plan to Exterminate Mosquitoes Along Jersey Coast
An association of summer residents across Rumson Sea Bright Monmouth Beach Rid Bank formed to eradicate salt marsh mosquitoes within a four mile radius of Little Silver station. A contract with U S Drainage and Irrigation Co aims to destroy breeding sites north of Red Bank and near Pleasure Bay with work starting Monday and finishing by July 1. The effort includes yard inspections by health boards and a part time inspector in Rumson to sustain ditches and drainage.
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Jersey
Rumson
Sea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Rid Bank
Edward Eb, Adama
James A. Scrymser
J. Harson Rhoades
Ira Borrows
Thomas N. McCarter
Col
William Barbour
G. A. H. Churchill
H. L. Thornell
U. S. Drainage and Irrigation Co
Battery Place
New York
Little Silver Station
Pleasure Bay
Swimming River
Red Bank
Boards of Health of
Long Branch
Bryan declares danger of war past in Mexican talks
Secretary Bryan announced mediation can not fail to settle the Mexican trouble. He said no question at Niagara Falls remains with insurmountable opposition. Rebels are expected to abide by the request, and Carranza's legal representative Carranza will accept reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Douglan
Carranza
Card of Thanks for Be-Reavement Support
Public notice expresses gratitude from Mr and Mrs Geo W Jeffrey for kindness after bereavement. Also mentions Alkday shoot at Long Branch Gun Club with sweepstakes and reentry, expected fine sport. Gadwy 194-125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desireus
Geo. W. Jeffrey
Long Branch Gun Club
Lippincott and Reid Obituaries Notice Summary
Notices of deaths and funerals for Mary Elizabeth Lippincott in Long Branch New Jersey and Martha A Reid in Atlantic City New Jersey. Lippincott widow of James E Lippincott died in May aged 78 with funeral set for June 1 at 2 30 pm from her residence. Reid widow of Robert W Reid died in May with interment in Cypress Hill Cemetery New York on Monday at 1 80 pm.
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Deal Man
King
Earle
Imperial Hotel
Russell H. Conwell
America
NEW Red Bank
Father Reynolds
Mt. Holly
Cagrifige
Mount Carmel
Sugar Bowl
la Parisienne
Parisien Band
Anthony Fiore
Third Avenue
Joseph Miller
R Hatontown
Patten Line
The
Daily Record
Canadian Pacific
Rimouski
Sir Henry Irving
London
Eng
John Burns
Salvation Army
Sir Henry Seton Kerr
Laurence Irving
Palm Beach
Ira A. Stucklin
A. F. Golden
MAG
Lippincott Oleo
Panhandler
Hyer and Flock Undertakers
Ira A. Stricklin
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park
Adv
Philadelphia
Lce Cream
Lippincott Avenue
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Cave
West End
Reformatory
Elwood
John Dewitt
Charles M. Parker
Warren Lee
George H. Cauffman
West Front Street
Walter Smith
Oscar Miller
Percy Bowles
John B. Walker
Lester Freehan
Alex. Bowles
James McDonald
Alfred Stevenson
Richard Beatty, Jr
Cocuzza
Steven E. Abruzzi
Fesler
Uncle Rybe
Hayseedville
West Long Branch Cemetery
Glenwood
Second Avenue
Sund A.m
Coast Towns
Mojtday
Health Boards
Atlantic City
Joan Edwin Nevin
United Press
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