Hennessey Blames Brewers For Defeat In Assembly Row
Trenton December 12 Assemblyman Charles O Connor Hennessy Bergen county spoke after his defeat for Speakership. He blamed pro brewer forces led by Nugent Hinchliffe and others including a Newark brewer and a Trenton brewery man. He defended his record on liquor issues and urged municipal home rule while supporting bills on licensure referendums.
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Trenton
Charles O'Connor Hennesey
Bergen County
Big Flest
Democratic Assembly
Hennessy
James RK. Nugent
Essex
James Smith, Jr
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Hinchliffie
Hynor
Hitchliffe
Wilson
Hinchilffe
Pascale County
Nugent
Newark
Collins
Union County
Prohibition
Tom
Tam
Sean
Lloior
Assemblyman Hennessy Commends Rival Speaker-elect
Assemblyman Hennessy stated he meant no reflection on his rival Speaker-elect Taylor and expressed belief Taylor would remain independent of private interests and outside influences.
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Hennessy
Taylor
Richard Stockton Will Hear Pleas of Men Accused of Threats
Judge Richard Stockton set for pleas from two men charged with threatening to harm Wilson. Proceedings to determine guilt or innocence listed for a forthcoming court session.
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Wilson
$2,700,000 for Cudahy estate settlement
Jack Cudahy, who regained custody of his children, will receive $2,700,000 through no- present settlement of his father's estate. Attorneys announce the settlement followed an agreement among the heirs.
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Kansis City
Dee
Jack Cudahy
Friday the 13th in the Year 1913 Marked by Numeral Tricks
The article notes dates written as 12-12-12 and 1-1-1 appear on documents and mentions that January 4 2001 would allow the same triple-number date again. It also points out that the next Friday the 13th occurs in June 1913, highlighting superstition about the year 1913.
A Fish With a Lantern
A deep sea torch fish uses a phosphorescent light on its nose to attract smaller fish for feeding. The light is not for navigation but lures prey into its wide mouth, then is extinguished as needed.
Fortune Telling Across Ages and Cultures
The New York American notes fortune telling dates back to ancient times, possibly Chaldean astrologers, and spread worldwide via gypsies. It asserts the practice thrives today, profiting from credulous customers despite skepticism.
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New York American
Roadless Russia Relies on Snow Roads and Sledges
A reader notes Russia’s year long road scarcity. Nature creates snowy, smooth routes for months, enabling land transport via sledge runners instead of wheels. This adaptation keeps costs near water freight and underpins Russia's enduring economy.
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Russia
Nature
Loeb Milligan Will Aid Many Charities In Probate
The will of Professor Morris Loeb filed for probate sets $1,000,000+ estate to widow Mrs. Edpa K Loeb and numerous educational and charitable organizations. Residuary share to ten NY institutions. Harvard University and others receive substantial gifts with life interests for Mrs Loeb. Executed by Steinhardt & Goldman. Loeb directs destruction of unrecorded loan notes.
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Morris Loeb
Solomon Loeb
of Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Edpa K. Loeb
Loeb
Rameon
Madison Avenue
Rumson
Harvard Univer
Hebrew Technical Institute
New York
American Chemical Society
Chemists’ Building Company
Chemists’ Club of
Jewish Publication Society of America, Young
Men's Hebrew Association
Young , Women's Hebrew Association
Hebrew Educational Society of
Brookllgn
Hampton Industrial Institute
Hampton
United Jewish Charities
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walcott,ibbs Fund
National Academy For Sciences
Washington
D. C
Daa K. Loeb
Felix M. Warburg
Julius Voldman
Paul M. Warburg
John L. Wilkie
Steinhardt & Goldman
No. 111 Broadway
James
Theresa
Gitta
Nina L
Origin of Croquet and its mysterious roots
The origin of croquet remains debated with some scholars linking it to the old game pale maisie or pell well. A description notes a round object struck through a high arch of iron resembling croquet implements, referenced in Strutt's Sports and Pastimes.
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All Mall
Ty Cotgrave
Strutt
Highlands Borough Regular Meeting Weighs Water Wagon, Ditches and Fees
The Highlands mayor and council met Monday night in Borough Hall. They discussed storing the water wagon for winter, adjusting Highlands House license fees to match other hotels, and granting the Highlands Troop Boy Scouts access to the hall. Fire-water pumping supplies were approved, wells depths reported, new well work started by Matthews and Thompson of Red Bank. The Board of Health ordered ditch work for William Hodge. no action taken on the bill. Fifth Street sidewalks and curbs will be charged to property owners. Audited bills totaling 168.36 were approved for payment.
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Borough of Highlands
Bay Avenue
Joseph Y. Layton
Reid
Charles R. Snyder
Judge Foster
Highlands House
Highlands
Boy Scouts
Borough Hall
C. Mell Johnson
A. T. Derby
Matthews
Thompson
Red Bank
Board of Health
William Hodge
Hodge
John T. Stout
Fifth Street
Jersey Fishermen Seek Three Whales Sighted Off Point Pleasant
W. K. Blodgett of Point Pleasant N J and fellow fishermen searched yesterday for three whales he reported seeing off Point Pleasant Tuesday afternoon. One about seventy five feet long and two around fifty feet were spotted as more sightings come from Asbury Park and Deal Beach. Whale sightings along the Jersey Coast have been rare in recent years.
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Jersey
W. K. Blodgett
Point Pleasant
N. J
Long Branch
Blodgett
Asbury Park
Deal Beach
Looies Win Over Keyport Yacht Club in Red Bank Bowl
The Red Bank Y M C A bowlers known as the Looies defeated the Keyport Yacht Club in three straight games on association alleys Tuesday night. Hopkins of Keyport had the high first game with 221, while George Dennis of the Looies rolled 262 in the first game. The match drew a good crowd as the series continues with the Monmouth Club’s bowlers set to face the Looies in the third match.
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Red Bank Y.M.C. A
Keyport Yacht Club
Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association
Hopkins
Keyport
George Dennis
Sooies
Looles
Elberon
Monmouth
John Valentine Beeedeee
George Gray
Elwood Ivins
Fred Morris
Achilles tendon name origin from Thetis myth
The Achilles tendon gets its name from the Greek hero Achilles. His mother Thetis dipped him in the river Styx for invulnerability, but his heel remained unimmersed and became his fatal weak spot after Paris struck it.
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Achilles
Thetis
Styx
Paris
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