UNCLE SAMS NEW SHERIFF FOR WJ IN NJ
Trenton Dec 16 President Wilson appointed Middlesex county sheriff Albert Houshweiler United States Marshal for the District of New Jersey Bollachweiler visited the federal building pleased at the hotel gift will assume duties after Senate confirmation. The Middlesex leadership delay and local political talks in Spottswood now center on appointing Acting-Governor Taylor to name the unexpired term sheriff.
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Trenton
President Wilson
Albert Househweiler
Middlesex County
United States
District of New Jersey
Bollachweiler
Federal
Wilson
Senate
Marshal Alcott
Hollschweiler
Thomas J. Scully
Middlesex
William EB. Ramsay
Fielder
Taylor
Arthur B. Appleby
Spottswood
Germany
Ameria
New York
Boston
Chicago
Perth Amboy
Uncle Sam
New Jersey
Reclaiming Swamp Middletown Farm for Onions and Celery
Enoch W. Coddington, owner of Middletown township farm, employs workers to clear a large swamp once owned by Rufus Eastmond. His son Wilbur, Cornell agriculture graduate, analyzed soil as black muck and loam suited for onions and celery. Drainage will be via trunk ditch and laterals with wells to conserve water for irrigation during dry spells.
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Middletown
Enoch W. Coddington
Middletown Township
Rufus Eastmond
Mr. Coddington
Wilbur
Department of Agriculture
Cornell University
Young Coddington
Miss Amelia Carton New York stenographer joins Misner factory
Red Bank news notes Amelia Carton of Everett is now employed as stenographer and typist in Sigmund Misner's factory office. Mrs. Charles Repphard of Shrewsbury Avenue welcomed a daughter born Monday. mother and child are doing nicely.
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Amelia Carton
Everett
New York
Sigmund Misner
Charles Repphard
Shrewsbury Avenue
Sleeper Camp Elects New Officers
Sleeper Camp auxiliary No. 23 at Red Bank elected officers Monday night led by President Mrs. Jennie Fisher and Vice President Mrs. Louise Cree. Chaplain Mrs. Mustoe, Guide Mrs. Hattie Wymbs, Assistant Guide Mrs. Barbara Hyer, Treasurer Mrs. Susan Louis, Inside Guard Mrs. Rose Predmore, Outside Guard Miss Husula Bart, Color Guards Miss Mildred Hyer and Miss Andy Manee, Trustees Mrs. Hattie Wymbs and Mrs. Edith Wolcott, Delegates Mrs. Josie Wymbs and Miss Adele Chandler. Installation set for January with Sons of Veterans ceremony.
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Sleeper Camp
Samuel T. Sleeper
Red Bank
Jennie Fisher
Louise Cree
M. #. Mustoe
Hattie Wymbs
Barbara Hyer
Susan L. Louis
Rose Predmore
Guara
Husula Bart
Misa Mildred Hyer
Mise Andy Manee
Edith Wolcott
Josie Wymbs
Adele Chandler
Sons of eVterans
Mrs. Marietta Bailey Dies in Doylestown at 76
Mrs. Marietta R Bailey mother of John Roset Bailey Washington street painter died at Doylestown Penn yesterday morning at three o'clock from liver cancer aged 76 years. She had been ill five months. Survived by son Mr Bailey two daughters Mrs Carrie Watson Mechanicsville and Miss Virginia Hailey who lived with her. Mrs Hailey had often visited the son here.
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Marietta R. Bailey
John Roset Bailey
Washington Street
Doylestown
Penn
Bailey
Carrie Watson
Mechanicsville
Virginia Hailey
Mrs Emmons Visits Daughters Across City
Mrs Ki H Emmons wife of former councilman Emmons of Merchants Hotel is visiting her daughters after leaving the city several days ago. She will stay a fortnight with Mrs BE H Laidley of Jersey City and then visit Mrs A Markert of Woodcliffe.
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Megs
H. Emmons
Ki. H. Emmons
Emmons
Merchanted Hotel
H. Laidley
Jersey City
Jail For Using Knife In Fight
Charles Bass, colored, accused of cutting Hogie Bryant in the forehead during a Laird street altercation Sunday night, is jailed in Freehold awaiting grand jury action. Bass was arrested by Patrolman McGarvey. Recorder Arrowsmith set 500 bail.
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Charles Bass
Hogie’ Bryant
Laird Street
Freehold
Bass
McGarvey
City Hall
Recorder
Arrowsmith
John Murray
Red Bank
South Broadway
Edwards
Recorder's Court
Murray
Long Branch
Lawrence
Company 54
Coast Artillery
Fort Hancock
Still Amead Record In Six Day Race Still Amead Record
Madison Square Garden N Y Dec 10 The six day bicycle race shows eight teams tied for first at 1 366 miles and one lap at the end of the sixty second hour at 2 o clock today The leaders include Clark Grenda Hansen Anderson Carmen Cameron Mitten Thomas Applehaus Packenbush and others with distances ranging from 1 366 down to 1 263 miles one lap The former record was 1 251 miles 8 laps set by Pye and Grenda in 1912.
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Madison Square Garden
N. Y
Clark
Grenda
Hansen-Anderson
Carmen- Cameron
Mitten-Thomas
Applehaus- Packenbush
Corry-Walker
Kopsy-Keefe
Pye and
BOGS KUEHNLE SENTENCED FOR WATER CONTRACT GRAFT
Kuehnle, once head of the Atlantic City Water Board, is sent to a penitentiary after conviction on grafting charges tied to a $300000 water main contract. He told officials he wished to comply and be left in quiet as he entered the centre administration section.
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Kuehnle
Atlantic City Water Board
Dies of Pneumonia at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Preston Greer, a Black man who had just returned from Atlanta, Ga., died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital this morning after pneumonia. His home is in John Street. Funeral directors Hyer and Fleck are in charge. Harold Jones of Fair Haven lies in critical condition at his home on Church Street after Thanksgiving Day ptomaine poisoning from a hearty dinner. Dr. H. B. Garrison of Red Bank attends. a train nurse stays at the bedside. Jones cannot recognize friends and has not eaten in over a week.
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Preston Greer
Atlanta
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John Street
Hyer & Fleck
Harold Jones
Fair Haven
Church Street
H. B. Garrison
Red Bank
Nease
Mr. Jones
Train wreck near Waterford endangers passengers
New London Conn Dec 10 Willimantic accommodation train derailed two miles from Waterford leaving two passenger coaches toppled into the Thames river. Officials report few passengers aboard and no injuries. Advertisements urge early Christmas shopping.
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Willimantic
New London
Conn
Waterford
Jeesenger
Thames River
Firehouse near Borough Hall wins council approval
A special Red Hank borough council meeting addressed complaints about siting Relief Engine Company’s new firehouse beside the borough hall on Drummond place. The plan, 22 by 48 feet, will extend behind the hall, sparking concerns over view and crowding. Council voted to keep the original site, with Miller the sole no voter, and rejected trimming the front five feet. Members noted cost savings and local support despite opposition from some business representatives.
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Relief Engine Company
Borough Hall
Drummond Place
Red Hank's
Miller
Board of Commerce
John Bucklin
Philips
Monmouth Street
Dr. Chappel
Frank Mansor
Town Hall
Gold Street
Woman Examined For Sanity In City Hall
Ida Buckhanan a 37 year old African American woman returned from Lakewood with sister Lavinia and was taken to City Hall in a nervous condition. After a noon sanity exam she appeared more lucid and was remanded to await further evaluation tomorrow.
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Ida Buckhanan
Lakewood
Lavinia
City Hall
Buckhanan Sisters
Shia City
Partida
Harry Eli. Shaw
Gr. Gremer
Huerta to Rule Until Next July in Mexico
Mexico City dispatch reports Congress declared the Oct 26 election null and void, naming Victoriano Huerta president ad Interim with authority to serve until a new election on the first Sunday in July 1914. Only 1,167 of 14,000 districts sent returns. 425 deemed legal. Huerta vowed to make history, while military moves and Zapata’s forces press the capital’s environs amid ongoing fighting near Mexico City Cuernavaca and Morelos fronts.
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Mexico City
Mexican’ Congress
Congress
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Tellez
Navarette
Chamber of Deputies
Vera Cran
San Francisco
General Muerta
London
Mexico
Igunala
Guerrero
State of
Mesteo City
Pancho Villa
Villano Zapata
Puebla
Morelos
Fexteo
Zapata
Villa
Atleagie
Azanputs
Muerta
Iguala
Cuernavaca
Zapatistis
Amerimeco
Ova
Zapatistas
Generevo de la O
de la O
Baldwin Weds Miss Duryea in Nyack Ceremony
Wilbur Baldwin wed his fiancée Miss Lillian Duryea at the Church of the Holy Communion in New York after a voyage from Nyack. Mrs Baldwin, formerly Miss Ethel Campbell of Nyack, was reported on the verge of prostration at home with her 15 year old son Raymond nearby. An Episcopal minister, Rev Franklin Babbltt, avoided pressure from Duryea's family as the wedding proceeded.
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Nyack
New York
Wilbur Baldwin
Lillian Duryea
Church of the Holy Communion
Henry Mottet
Wilbur Baldwin 1St
Ethel Campbell
Raymond
Mr. Baldwin
Miss Duryea
Franklin Babbltt
Walt
Weather Forecast Shows Mixed Fall And Snow In North
Fall in the south with cloudy skies and probable snow, Burrles noted in the north portion tomorrow. Moderate southwest and west winds forecast. Lofty lighthouses highlighted, led by the Bartholdi statue of Liberty in New York harbor at 191 feet plus a 155 foot pedestal, with Genoa Italy at 210 feet and Cape Hats fetus light at 180 feet.
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North
Por Ton
Bartholdi
Hidden child of Big Tim Sullivan to receive 50000 payoff
Margaret Catherine Sullivan, who claims to be Big Tim Sullivan’s seventeen year old daughter with Mrs M A Holland, obtained leave to compromise a life insurance claim against Sullivan’s estate for 50000 dollars. The case ties to an insurance policy issued in 1902 with substantial loans still outstanding.
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New York
Big Tim” Sullivan
Supreme Court
Margaret Catherine Sullivan
Big Tim
M. A. Holland
Cohalan
Budlivan
Thermagne
von Evessman
Ellison & Ellison
Suilivan
Milien
Wutt
Fig Thu
Sullivan
Denver in snow grip halts burial amid western blizzard
Denver endures seventh day of the big snow as commerce stalls across Colorado and neighboring states. Roadways blocked, car lines limped, groceries sent by parcel post, and cemetery burials delayed for a week or more. In the city outskirts, undertakers cannot reach residences and cemeteries fifteen miles away remain inaccessible. Marriages and divorces drop sharply as social activity grinds to a halt.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Camnot
City 10 Appeal to Utility Board for Long Branch advertising
At a morning meeting the Board of Commissioners discussed boosting Long Branch’s profile through extensive advertising. Arthur Hobson pushed for a 1914 budget allocation, with a $10,000 target, backed by real estate interests to draw cottage rentals and place Long Branch on the map. W. L. Edwards urged a publicity bureau and newspaper ads, praising schools, fire and police, while noting underrecognition of a school head’s silver jubilee.
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Board of Commissioners
Long Bray
Arthur Hobson
Nobson
Hobson
Long Branch
W. L. Edwards
H. W. Green & Bro
Edwards
Long
Gregory
Department of Public Affairs
J. Wesley Seanman
Second Avenue
M. C. Burns
Woolley
T the Board
Seaman
Harry T. Harris
Trenton
Representaive EK
W. Townsend
Seventh Congressional District
Rynear Housel
Henry Hebert
Department of Revenue and Finance
Sea Board Utilization Company
Finance Department
Arrowsmith
Public Safety Department
West End Cottage
Gupta Percha Hose Company
West End
James Street
Girard Avesnue
Deal Borough Collector Served Notice For Writ Proceedings
Edward Reuben collector of the Borough of Deal was served a notice by Constable Van Winkle to appear at City Hall on Saturday at 3 o'clock for testimony in quo warranto proceedings to oust him from office. Mr and Mrs Leon Garrison of Keyport have been visiting relatives in this city.
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Deal
Edward Reuben
Borough of
West Nn
van Winkle Tor
City Hall
Colletor
Reuben
Leon Garrison
Keyport
War Picked Up On The Street And Jokes Of A Long Branch Night
A fragmented town column recalls a street tale about a chief's election and a cleaver ruse that sent two Long Branch men out of town last night. One to New Brunswick for a sweetheart, another to New York for a winter job. A diner in Delmonico's and carfare paid misled the pair, while locals joke at the prank. C Fred Neaves of Girard avenue, active in Masons Odd Fellows and Royal Arcanum, is noted for past grand marshal roles and ongoing lodge work. Irad Lane, former Long Branch resident, belongs to Neaves' Brooklyn Odd Fellow lodge. The night’s West End fire is slated for "movies," Hal Reid, a Highlands resident, is suspected observer. W. S. Parker, beloved voice and social regular, is to be laid to rest tomorrow, his cheery presence mourned. The writer recalls Parker’s baritone and whistling song Way 4 winner, and notes ad revenue from record advertising. The piece ends with a nod to a lost collie returning after a CAW column advertisement.
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New Brung Wick
New York
Delmonico’s
C. Fred Neaves
Girard Avenue
Masons
Odd Fellows
Royal Arcanum
Grand Lodge
Irad Lane
Mr. Neayes
Odd Fellow
Brooklyn
B. Parker
Parker
Winfield Scott Banks
Mr. Parker
Petition for national prohibition presented to Wilson
A committee of about 1000 anti liquor activists from diverse groups delivered a petition for constitutional prohibition to President Wilson and Congress in Washington. The Anti saloon League organized the demonstration with Ernest H. Cherrington as principal speaker. He had represented the United States at the Milan International Congress Against Alcoholism.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Anti-saloon League of America
Ernest H. Cherrington
Anti- Saloon League
Cherrington
Milan
Italy
Five Join Oceanic Presbyterian Church Membership
Mrs Hattie Zobel Miss Mary Zobel Miss Gertrude Soffel Miss Carry Roberts and Miss Elbie Van Nest were received into the Oceanic Presbyterian Church Sunday.
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Hattie Zobel
Mary Zobel
Gertrude Soffel
Carry Roberts
Elbie van Nest
Oceanic Presbyterian n_church
Tired feel blamed on condition not weather
A testimonial from Milford Michigan describes relief from fatigue after using Vinci Vinol tonics. Mrs Barber says she felt rundown with poor appetite but improved after two bottles and could work again. The ad urges trying Vinol with a money back guarantee through Wer's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey. It also promotes Saxo Salve for itching and immediate healing.
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Vinci
Milford
Mich
Jutia Barber
Long Bratch N. J
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East Front Street
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RED Bank News
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AMEAD
New Haven
Baldwin
Tener
Pennsylvania
National League
American Press Association
Thomas J. Lynch
Lynch
Gore
Nwilgnaleagie
Snow Grip
CITY
Utility Board
Consolidated Gas Company
Fleck
Nores
Board of Health
Me. Howland
Hal Reid
Highlands
A. W
C. A. Neaves
Linotype
Town
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