Storms Damage Ocean Grove and Local Happenings Chronicle
Local item notes Ocean Grove association facing about £20000 in damages from winter storms. Reports break in at Samuel Mount’s Flemington hotel yielding about £2000 worth of property. Cadets from Girard College Philadelphia to camp near Tom’s River. 636 cadets in six companies. Electric light plant planned at Point Pleasant. trolley power to follow. Fire company aids Morristown church to clear swallows from chimney. Samuel V. Cator nominated for U S Senator by California Socialist convention. Charles Fitzpatrick injured after fall from Pennsylvania Railroad train near Princeton Junction. Duke A. Hayes, Mollie Pitcher’s grandson, dies in Carlisle aged 73. Frederick Hayes sole surviving grandson. An enormous six-foot eagle shot near Burlington by David Horner. New Jersey Sons of the American Revolution to mark Montmouth battle anniversary at Asbury Park with General Horace Porter invited. Monmouth County Hare Show to Hollywood Park mid August with larger entry list. grand stand and casino planned. Asbury Park Fourth of July parade to feature Neptune township groups with floats. Consolidated Gas cuts price to 1.60 per thousand feet with ten-cent bonus for prompt payment. Captain Hewitt Brower reports a 400 pound neostafial fish aboard Ridgeway off Anglesea. James Neilson, longtime New Brunswick Day Treasurer, denied reappointment. J Bayard Kirkpatrick named interim due to political alignment.
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Princeton Tied to Victories and Tragedy in Weekend Notes
Local items report a disputed baseball outcome on Decoration Day sparking contention over umpire rules. News from New Brunswick covers a fatal stabbing at Waldron's laundry and a train wreck attempt near Dean's Station with Henry Jackson sentenced to six years.
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Princeton Youths Target Italians In Violent Clash
James Gill, son of a Princeton resident, fled a violent confrontation with about 100 Italians at Kings Top after a gunshot struck his shoulder. Police have not located the bullet. multiple attempts to remove it have failed. The Italians are employed in road macadamizing from Princeton to Lawrenceville, with clashes noted previously.
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Washington's Headquarters preservation meeting announced in New Jersey
A meeting of charter members of the Washington Headquarters Preservation Association will be held in Princeton on Tuesday June 16 at 1035 AM to hear a report on organizing and securing General Washington's headquarters during 1793. Shares are $10 each with enrollment for those paying by June 10.
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