Verdict of Accidental Death in Hetuan Incident
Trial records describe witnesses detailing a fatal accident involving a moving vehicle driven by a city official. Testimonies discuss lighting on the car, the speed, and the victim being struck as bystanders note the vehicle’s path toward the curb and hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Richter
Otto R. Richter
Peter Weller
Norwood Avenue
Clem Conover
Thomas Gagan
Mr. Conover
James Wallace
J. Milton Worth
Michael Wehr
Robert Glynn
Gagan
Glynn
U S Demands Huerta Protect American Citizens in Mexico
Washington reports Provisional President Huerta received a curt Bryn note promising personal responsibility for American citizens in Mexico. The note, through Consul Lacher, warns against violence at La Boquilla and directs couriers to report conditions for foreigners. President Wilson will read his Mexico message to Congress, outlining U S actions and stressing continued negotiations based on the note's terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huerta
Bryn
Mexico
Lacher
Cuhuahua
Carranza
Bryan
Penrose
8. C. Hulse
Fuller
Wilson
United States
Congress
White House
John Lind
Look Before You Leap Maxim from Youth's Companion
A brief quotation from Youth's Companion urges evaluating worth before spending time on a task. The reminder emphasizes practical decision making and careful planning to avoid wasted effort.
Water Sports Meet At Keansburg Under Carnival Aids
Keansburg Carnival Association hosted swimming and water events open to members and amateur registrants. Winners include Frank Freidlander and Frank Gaggin in sprints, Loretta McCarthy leading the ladies 75 yard dash, and J J Hager securing the diving title for City A C with other top placers in diving and long-distance swims.
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Keansburg
Keansburg Carnival Association
Frank Freidlander
Henry Houser
M. 8. Tucker
Frank Gagegin
Wm. Humphrey
Jersey City
Be, M. Brown
Atlantic Highlands
J. F. Somers
Water Witch
Frank Gaggin
Loretta McCarthy
Addie Geibach
Catherine Cornwell
Highlands
Elsie Schmidt
Newark
E. Tanner
R. W. Palmer
T. W. Dixon
Chassi Ash
Gus Harger
City A. C
Jack Eddy
Prescott Palmer
G. Eichtholz
J. J. Hager
G. W. Kelly
Glenmore A. C
Fred Duffy
Prize winners named in Keansburg carnival children’s dance contest
After lengthy adjudication the prize-winners are announced for the Keansburg carnival children’s dance contest. First prize goes to Clyve Schenck and Thomas Gordon of Rockaway Beach. Second prize to Charlotte Gordon of Rockaway Beach. Third prize to Leona Burnstein of Brooklyn.
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Keansburg
Clyve Schenck
Rockaway Beach
Thomas Gordon
Charlotte Gordon
Leona Burnstein
Brooklyn
Moving Old Homestead to New Site on Lippincott Ave
The Margaret Lippincott homestead on Broadway adjoining Isaac D. Hathaway’s residence is being moved to Lippincott avenue. A modern dwelling will replace the old site. Half of the old house was cut away months ago and moved along Lippincott avenue for remodeling.
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Margaret Lippincott
Broadway
Isaac D. Hathaway
Lippincott Avenue
Bankers to Cooperate With President on Reform
Chicago August 23 George M Reynolds president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago and a leader in American Bankers Association conferences predicted bankers would cooperate with President Wilson on currency reform He said they hoped to present recommendations this afternoon and that heated debate may occur but bankers intend to follow the wisest choice cooperation with the president
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Chicago
Ill
Wilson
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Senator Works Leaves Los Angeles for Washington
Situation Acute Thinks Works Los Angeles Aug 23 Senator Works believes the Mexican situation is acute and should keep his seat in Washington He left LA yesterday returning ten days ago to stay until the regular session He supports President Wilson's policy Miss Mattie Knott of Monmouth Beach is visiting relatives in Washington DC and will not return until the holidays
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Works
Los Angeles
Washington
Senator Works
Wilson
Mattie Knott
Monmouth Beach
Washington, D.C
National Capital
Motherhood Joke Sparks Laugh at Dinner Table
Percy Noodles recalls a quip about cars and fortunes as he asks a capitalist's daughter how her father started. She quips that her mother found him in neutral and cranked him up, eliciting laughter.
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Percy Noodles
New York City Reaches Brick Building Milestone
City construction accelerates as over a million bricks are used in Greater New York last year. Most bricks were produced by brickyards along the Hudson River.
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Wig City
Greater
New York
Hudson River
Governors Race Heats Up As Carey Enters Primary Field
Judge Robert Carey filed a petition with 1,242 names challenging the GOP lineup and signaling a push to unite dissidents with Republicans. He urged a healthy opposition and backed Roosevelt style reforms while naming Mer ritt Lane to handle funds. Former Governor Stokes planned a petition filing with about 2,500 names as the race intensifies across New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bradley
Camden
Frank H. Sommer
Essex
State Utility Commission
Robert Carey
Hudson
Carey
Merritt Lane
Jersey City
Stokes
Judge Carey
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Osborne
F. L. Ramsdell
West Orange
Hudson County
Mrs. Emma Minton Rescues Baby From Choking Pin
In Fair Haven Mrs. Emma Minton saved seven month old Willian Hohman Jr by guiding Dr G V V Warner to remove an exposed safety pin from the child’s windpipe. The infant turned blue then bled after forceps extraction but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Minton
Fair Haven
G. V. V. Warner
Street Extension Discussed in Red Bank Meeting
Borough council members and a special street committee discussed cutting Drummond place through to Monmouth street though the borough engineer was absent. Relief Engine Company plans a new house on the extension, with final design pending whether the street runs straight or curved. An additional meeting is set in two weeks with the engineer present.
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Drummond Place
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Special Street
Board of Commerce
Relief Engine Company
Sunday church notices span Galilee to Rumson in one listing
Rev Reginald H Starr preaches at St Peter's Galilee with Rev W S Bovard at both services. Music by Mrs Leatherman and A E Sidwell support a day of sermons from Rev Dr Mackey Rev Dr Gaines and others across First Presbyterian First Reformed First Baptist Second Baptist and St George's with services, Sunday school and youth activities noted.
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St. Peter’s Church
Galilee
Reginald H. Starr
St Peter's
Starr
New York
St. Luke's M. E
S. Bovard
Methodist Brotherhood
St. Luke’s Church
Tomorow
Dr. Bovard
Ocean Grove
Simpson Memorial Church
A. E. Leatherman
Centenary
Philadelphia
A. E. Sidwell
Asbury Park
Oliver C. Bowne
A. M
Trinity A. M. E
Mackey
Joseph Gregory
H. W. Cummings
Mount Olivet
Matthew Gaines
Southern Africa
Gaines
First Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
First Reformed Church
V. J. Blekkink
Wil
First Baptist Church
J. E. R. Folson
Bible School
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Folsom
Asbury Smallwood
W. T. Mackay
St. George's Church
Rumson
St. George’s Church
Morni
Key
W. Dutton Dale
Wilmington man wed after honeymoon at Lake George
Joseph Stewart of Wilmington married Miga Lee Brearton the week after visiting his home city. The couple spent their honeymoon at Lake George New York and are staying at the Kline cottage in Westwood Ivenud. The report notes their popularity in local society.
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Joseph Stewart
Wilmington
Del
Kline Cottage
Westwood Ivenud
Miga Lee Brearton
Lake George
N. Y
Womington
Camp Meeting Opens in Ocean Grove Amid Large Assembly
The ten day Ocean Grove camp meeting opened amid threatening weather with about 56 000 in attendance. Dr A E Ballard gave the opening prayer as Bishop Luther Wilson led the communion service with more than fifty ministers at the altar. The meeting runs daily from early morning until about 930 pm and will conclude with the annual march around Zion.
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Ocean Grove
A. E. Ballard
Dr. Ballard
Ballard
Wilson
Frank Wilson
James William Marshall
Henry W. Wheeler
D. C. Cobb
Harvest Home Festival Nets Over $200 for Keansburg Carnival
The Keansburg Harvest Home and Festival was held yesterday under a plaza tent between the New Point Comfort Hotel and the boardwalk. Proceeds exceeded 200 dollars for the Seansburg Carnival Association treasury, with a supper of roast chicken ham and salads served by a committee led by Mrs W A Gelhaus and helped by Mrs A Myers Mrs L Tanner Miss Inez Robinson and men chaired by Roccoe G Campbell of New Point Comfort Beach Company.
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Keansburg
Seansburg Carnival Association
New Point Comfort Hotel
W. A. Gelhaus
A. Myers
L. Tanner
Inez Robinson
Roccoe G. Campbell
New Point Comfort Beach Company
Nearly Married Thrills Red Bank Audiences
Red Bank Amusements presents Nearly Married at the Empire theatre drawing a well filled house. Blue Mc Rae stars as Dick Giffen to strong audience applause with a sympathetic supporting cast. Another performance is promised tonight.
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Red Bank
Empire Theatre
Broadway
Blue McRae
Dick Giffen
Adv
Sabotage Explained by Reader in Center of En Ghterment
A reader asks for meaning of sabotage. The piece notes the term's use and its broader implications in daily life and public discourse.
Local Social Notes From Keyport and Nearby Towns
Mrs Emma A Stack and Mrs Ad die Ferguson of Long Branch spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs W Wilson Aumack at Keyport. Mrs Alex Gaskill and others joined guests of Mr and Mrs Wm H Walsh at The Ledges Goose Neck yesterday. Mrs Julius Kahn left for two weeks in Tanner ville Catskills. Sears So Hippensteel and R R Rogers family hosted in Red Bank over Sunday. Jennie Good and Joseph Laney of Newburg were weekend guests of Harry C Reed in Dudley Street. Elsie Waite visits Freehold with Carl McDermott.
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Emma A. Stack
Addie Ferguson
Long Branch
W. Wilson Aumack
Keyport
Alex Gaskill
Mattie
Whitman Gaskill
Frank . C. Quinn
Forrest
Dorothy Quinn
Wm. H. Walsh
Julius Kahn
Tannersville
Catskills
Sears So Hippensteel
Washington Street
Red Bank
R. R. Rogers
Jennie Good
Joseph Laney
Newburg
N. Y
Harry C. Reed
Dudley Street
Elsie Waite
Samuel
Rumson Kennel Club Show Entries Closed for September Event
The Rumson kennel club show on Saturday September 6th closes entries yesterday. It is the season’s only coast dog show with police dog trials by the German shepherd club. Five hundred prizes including the Three Sisters diamond trophy for best collie and the Price hotel cup for best English setter are awarded. A separate case in Fair Haven Borough against John Kennedy was heard with a mistrial due to a date error. a new trial set for August 29th.
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Rumson Kennel Club
Jersey
Fair Haven
John Kennedy
East Side Park
Frank A. Mulford
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Kennedy
Mulford
Mit
Becaura
Leonard Avenue
Duck yields gold flakes in Alberta farmer’s harvest
Woodland Alberta farmer W W Meredith found gold flakes in the stomachs of several ducks he dressed for market. The pieces ranged from a sixteenth to an eighth of an inch in diameter and were removed from seven birds.
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W. W. Meredith
Woodland
Alberta
Canada
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Walte
Tilton
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Elete Shelovick
Strauss Cottage
Conover
Mary A. Conover
Toad
L. Conover
Anna Meyer
Birkenfeld
Joseph C
B. Budick
Budick
Mam Loehning
Ee Wreday
A. Davidson
Theasa
Bankers
Asbury Park Business College
Ernest L. Bean
Glenn
Burns
Erie
Edward Stater
Manufacturers’ Association
State Constabulary
Butler Command
Greensburg
Port
Charles K. Fox
Steinhard
New Jersey
Church Notes
Bish Wilson
Ncansburg
Red Bank Amusements
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