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History repeats itself in New Jersey Senate stalemate
In Trenton, January will mirror 1894 as the New Jersey Senate faces a 11 Republicans to 10 Democrats split with holdovers shaping credentials. The 1894 dispute sparked a divided Supreme Court ruling and a protracted organizational battle. Today only two justices remain from 1894.
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Infant Dies of Acute Bronchitis
The one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Cappalini of 255 Jeffrey Street died at 11:30 PM yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Holy Trinity Church with Rev Father Petrone officiating. Interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery West Long Branch under Charles F Morris funeral director.
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Alfred Cappalini
Jeffrey Street
Holy Trinity Church
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Mount Carmel Cemetery
West Long Branch
Charles F. Morris
Oceanic Woman Injured at Oyster Supper Slip
Mrs. Andrew Brower of Oceanic suffered serious internal injuries after slipping on ice on a porch while serving at an oyster supper hosted by the Goodwill Methodist Church at Lenox Hotel. She fractured a rib, was moved to her home, and Dr. Walter Whitmore treated her. her condition remained serious but slightly improved. The event included a musical program directed by Miss Laura Birdsall and William Traut, with Mrs. Chamberlain Still Lit noted nearby.
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Lenox Hotel
Goodwill Methodist Church
Walter Whitmore
Brower
Laura Birdsall
William Traut
Red Men District Meeting Draws 250 At Takanassee Wigwam
More than 250 Red Men attended the district meeting at Takanassee Tribe’s wigwam last night with Great Chiefs John B. Wright William J. Smythe and John A. Myers presiding. Five candidates including Frank Garriel participated as Past Sachem Garriel spoke. Lakewood led by twenty five delegates arrived in a touring car. Tempting refreshments followed as area towns Asbury Park Point Pleasant Belmar Highlands Rumson Eatontown and Lakewood were represented. The First Baptist Church annual meeting elected J F Davieon treasurer and several deacons trustees while clerk and other officers were deferred.
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Takanassee
John B. Wright
Camden
William J. Smythe
Wampum
John A. Myers
Lakewood
Frank Garriel
Sachem Garriel
Asbury Park
Point Pleasant
Belmar
Highlands
Rumson
Eatontown
First Baptist Church
J. F. Davieon
Gilbert White
Frank Greenleaf
George Wheeler
T. J. Berrian
J. L. Howland
W. H. Robinson, Jr
George Bacon
D. BD. Harvey
J. F. Daviron
Oscar L. Cottrell
New YorkSalesman Joins Park Tilford Store Coast Route
New York salesman George P. Joline of Atlantic avenue has taken a summer position with Park and Tilford's New York Store after Hoyt and Francis closed. He now has charge of the coast route and is based in New York.
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George P. Joline
Atlantic Avenue
Park & Tilford
New York
Mr. Joline
Hoyt & Francis
Heroic test for infantry march from San Francisco to New York
A proposed heroic test to march one infantry company with an arte track from San Francisco to New York tests army readiness. The Brewster report critiques past flaws, aims to standardize watching ability across posts, and recommends mobilizing another division with full war strength and complete staff and equipment. Nehemiah Day Sperry, former dean of Congress and Republican founder, died in New Haven.
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Union Leaders Defend Stand On McNamara Case
Union leaders issue a formal defense of labor’s role in the McNamara case. The statement, released at the American Federation of Labor, argues labor did condemn violence and that gas odor reports in Los Angeles preceded the Times building explosion. It promises to publish fund details later and condemns the crime’s impact on life and property.
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McNamaras
Washington
McNamara
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American Federation of Labor
Los Angeles
Organized Labor
Federal Probes Begin Dynamite Inquiries In Two Cities
Grand juries in Los Angeles and Indianapolis begin inquiries into dynamite outrages. The federal effort centers on interstate explosives transport and use of mails to organize conspiracies. Indictments hoped as evidence collected across states aids state prosecutions.
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California
Indiana
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Evidence Wanted Hewitt I Want You to Know
The report notes Hewitt seeking evidence while Jewett questions rumors and disbelief. The New York press coverage hints at unresolved credibility and alleged information in dispute.
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Jewett
New York Press
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