The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-18
RED men READY
FOR BIC MEETING
Great Gathering Of Tribes En-
Association Hall, Trenton,
On Friday
GOVERNOR STOKES TO SPEAK
LIST OF ORATORS INCLUDES
WBLL-KNoWN MEN OF THIS
AND OTHER sTATEs-GREAT
COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES.
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AOC4fO1A IfSSs
Especial to 'aThe Jersey City Nsws"1
TRENTON, Jan. 18. 1906.-A COM
mittee composed of three members OF
each of the seven local tribes Of Red
Men has completed arrangements for the
monster mass meeting and banquet Of the
order to be held in this city on Friday,
The meeting viii be held in Association
hall, while the banquet viii be held at a
local hotel
The committee is composed Of Edwin
A. Aldersea, chairman; Arthur Harri-
son, secretary; Charles Renner, John
Carlisle, john Mccoy, JOIN Wayman,
Lafayette Snyder, G. F. Edwards,
Charles Howell, Louis Stout, Harry
aRathbone, Jr., Albert bradshaw. L. B.
Campbell, S. H. Phillips, George Kauf-
man, George Roylman, Pierson Slower,
Michael Boland. Arthur Ruth, Fred
Ensler, James Ulmer.
The meeting will open with an address
by Mayor Frederick Gnichtel, On behalf
of the city. and by Governor Stokes, on
behalf of the Stat..
Some of the most prominent men in
this and other States, who are members
Of the order, will be present and make
addresses. The list of speakers in
cludes:
Governor E. C. Stokes, Congress man
Henry G. Loudenslager, of Pauls5oro, a
past great sachem of the order; Con
gressman John ]. Gardner, a past great
sachem; Mayor Frederick W. Gnehtel
former Mayor Joseph E. Nowrey, of
Camden, past great sachem; Past
Great Sachem David Peterson. Of Cam
den, past great sachem; John W.
Cherry, of Norfolk, Va, great incohonee
of the United States; Judge Robert 7.
Daniel. of Georgia. past great incohonee
of the United States; Joseph Farrar, of
Philadelphia, great junior sagamores
Wilson Brooks, of Chicago. great chief
of records of the United States; Thomas
K. Donnelly. of Pennsylvania, past
great incohonee, and others.
Judge Fred P. Rees. great prophet Of
the order in New Jersey, is treasurer oH
the banquet. Some one will attend the
banquet with the above mentioned are.--
Great Sachem Herbert F. Stetser.
Gloucester; Great Junior Sagmore @.
D. Thompson, Atlantic City; Greae
Junior Sycamore F. P. Jackson, Cam
den; Great Chief of Records, Daniel ".
Stevens, Camden; Great Keeper of
Wampum W. ]. Smythe Jr.. Long
Branch; Great Sannap E. ". Scha-
bilon, Hackensack; Great Afishinewa
Harry J. Rathbone, Trenton; Great
Guard Of Wigwam John W. Creveling,
Bloomsbury; Great Guard of Forest W.
I1ON GuSloll. L ltdScuI}ulG.
The following representatives to the
great council of the United States will
be there: Past Great Saehems B. H.
White. Pemberton; Walter S. Whit
more, Oceanic; Joseph E. Nowrey, Cam.
den: Past Sachems George II. Cum.
mings, Camden; William H. Lamson.
Paulsboro; J. NJ. Snyder, Washington
II. E. Mack. South Amboy; CLARK Cole.
I.ambertville; Thomas II. Sprague, Bur.
lington; William ]. Stetser, Gloucester;
John H. Mason, Camden; William J.
Forsythe, Jersey City; D. 2. Peterson.
Camden; Arthur H. Stiles, Atlantic
City; William Newcorn, Phinfeld;
James Farley, Philadelphia; Walter r.
Rogers, Philadelphia; Fred Peter. Bur
lington; Jacob and James Stetser, Glou-
cester; Thomas Middleton, Gloucester;
Frank Snyder, Gloucester; L. ]. McCor-
mack. Wildwood; Martin Schwartz.
Toms River; ]. B. Wright, Camden;
John W. Flynn. Stewartsvil,e; Stephen
c. Cook, Trenton; Aaran Allen. Camden;
DR.. P. w, Yard Trenton, and others.
The day after the meeting Great In
cohonee Cherry will sail for Panama.
where he will institute the three tribes
in the canal zone.
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