The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-12
LINCOLN TRIBUTE
BOARD OF TRADE
DINNER FEATURE
Congressman HamiII Principal
Orator at Banquet of
West Hudsonites.
FIFTH ANNUAL AFFAIR
WAS BRILLIANT SUCCESS
~Assemblymen Martin and Kenny
Among Prominent Men Who
Contributed Speeches.

Brilliant success attended the fifth
annual banquet of the West Hudson
County Board-of Trade, held last night
at the Harrison Town Hall, at which,
about 1850 prominent business and pro-
fesslonal men of West Hudson were
present.
: The large Council chamber was elab-
orately decorated in the national col
ors. A notable list of speakers ad-
dressed the diners, principal among
whom were Congressman James A.
Hamill. who spoke on "Lincoln;" AS
sernblynnan William p. Martin, who
took for his topic Public Utilities"
and Assemblyman Edward Kenny, VINO
, eulosized the Board of Trade.
Those present We're; President Samuel
Worthington, Congressman James A.
Hamill. Congressman-elect Eugene r
Einkead, State Senator Harry V. Os-
borne, Assemblyman William P. Mar
tin. Assemblyman James Baker, Assem-
blyman Edward Kenny. Prosecutor
Pierre p. Garven, of Hudson County;
+. state Commissioner Peter Hauck. sr,,
Secretary Philip A. McAviney, Peter
sullivan. Thomas F. O'Connor, Edward
]. Rice. Frederick c.. Clifton, John NAL
adv, Joseph A. Riordan, Daniel II
Maher. Joseph B. Henry, John Hewitt
George Alexander, Edward F.. Harris
horn. Henry Chapman, F. c. Van Keu-
ZEN. John Davidson. .jr., Harry P. Krei-
+ aer. Henry AlIers, M. D.; John F. Shan
ley, Adam Groel, William Lotus, Peter
B.. Fox, Thomas j. Callan, Peter Hauck'
ir., Michael r. Barrett, Thomas j. Lin
lott. Robert L. Torrance. Frank En-
stice, Burton e. Garfield, Edward A
Strong, A. Fl. Treen, Clarence f.. a
Deren, James Wallwork, Eugene H.
+. Goldberg, NJ. D; James Brierley'
Thomas Greatorex, Carl F. Zachau
George G.. Gross. James X. Allen, Elias
Bodenwieser, Louis Jensen. Bernard
Miller. A. A. Mulligan. M. D.; John J.
Mulligan. John F. S%innott, sry John +
Sinnott. ir.. Thomas Kenny, Peter j,
Goodman, John r. O'Connor. Frank {
Stumpf Frank Odendahl, John Cloches-
sy. Frank Hanold, George H. Minister
lanes j.. Dunn. Charles E. Hetzel
Thomas f.. Gieeson. sr, Samuel Decker
Michael Murphy. John Freeman, d. n
Vance, John r. Riordan, William III
Wilhelm. Albert. Gassert, Cornelius
O'Connor, Joseph Oschwald, George
stahl. Charles Schober, Richard Miller,
William Ludlow, Thomas j.. Wilhelm
Frederick Gassert, Jacob l.. Stumpf,
stephen F. Riordan, George w. Caparn,
John P. Noonan. job Burlk, Jacob Sny-
der, George H. Cooper, Patrick j. Con
1lon. John T. Malone. George Bayliss'
William Brandenburgh. George Roll
Frank Eckhardt, George ID. Canheld
Henry Willoughby. jr., John Penzlack,
Thomas e. Gleeson, jr., Bernard j. Nc
Waters, William J. Mulligan, George
W. Riordan, James F. Mulligan. Jere-
miah e. Riordan, James H. Black
George II. Gleason, Stephen x. Dwyer
Terence F. Pagan. Lawrence s. Pagan,
Matthew l.. O'Brien, Edmund w. Nc
Clave, John f. SCHROEDER, Charles w
4othe, Edward J. Gaffney, John O'Con-
nor. Warren G. Clouse. Jesse FL. Num-
George c. Young. Emile Kayser
Thomas f. Halpin, Thomas j. Butler
William Bedell, John Shields, Peter j
Goodman, J. Kirk White and G. v,
Headley.
Congressman HamiIl's Speech.
Congressman Hamill said in part:
"On tomorrow we will celebrate the
centenary anniversary of Abraham Lin
:oln's birth, The day will be observed
With a fervor of feeling rarely shown to
BUR departed great ones, and with g
concurrence of opinion that regards M