Rebels and federals clash as Villa era widens in Mexico
Dispatches from El Paso and Mexico City report ongoing fighting south of Ojinaga and Tampico as federal and rebel forces press operations. Officials promise protection for foreigners while Villa's march and clashes draw international concern and protests from Washington.
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Presidio
Texas
Ojinaga
Qroeco
la Miula
Mercado
Chihuahua
Villa
Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
Heing
Tampico
Blanquet
Torreon
Republic
Monterey
Saltillo
Monerey
Vera Rua
Tuxpam
War Office
Hahage
Victoria
Itu Egy
AED Bank Church Census Taken Amid District Listings
Borne Misses Mabel and Nellie Wilson lead the sixth district entries with names including Robert Hitchings and Arthur Patterson. Seventh district shows captains Samuel Woolley and George Harten with a long list of residents. District a of the sixth was not taken but will be before Friday night when committees meet to report.
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George Harten
Dr. Hi
BE. Williams
Charles Hopping
Alden Mason
Courtland White
Leon Pennington
George Delatush, Jr
Inton Doremus
Lynn D. Hunt
Kenneth Spinning
Vernon Rose
Edward Lafetra
B.C. Gilland
Trumbull Smith
Joseph Valeau
Commissions Named for Ontario Street Paving and West End Court
Supreme Court Justice Willard P. Voorhee has named commissioners for street paving on Rockwell Avenue and the opening of West End Court in the city. Petitions and orders are on file with the county clerk at Preehold, with a report deadline of February 7, 1914. The Rockwell Avenue panel includes Charles Sexton Milton J. Goldstein Henry J line. West End Court extension lists Harry Truax Charles O. Meddin and Joseph A. Burns. Third Avenue paving extension includes W S tur A. Hetsley J. H. Davis Jr E. Lacour.
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West End Court
Thes City
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorhee
Preehold
Imake
Rockwell Avenue
Charles 7. Sexton
Milton J. Goldstein
Henry J .Line
Wet End Court
Harry Truax
Charles O. Meaddin
Joseph A. Burns
Third Avenue
W_Stur A. Hetsley
J. H. Davis, Jr
E. Lacour
Freehold Girl Found in Gothar
Fifteen year old Elizabeth Schultz daughter of Michael Schultz a Freehold Hagman is detained in New York. Marshal William Lewis of Freehold learned of the case and notified the father who said the girl asked for 1.25 dollars and took a train to New York. He reported prior school issues but nothing else alarming. Lewis will travel to New York to bring her back.
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Elzabeth Schultz
Michael Schultz
Freehold
Hagman
New York
Marshal William Lewis
New Yor
Marshal Lewis
Elberon Notes Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
Miss Laura Panecoast begins work at Wellworth store in Lot s Branch. Eva Adame visiting Phillipsburg for three weeks. Township Committeeman Borden A Jeffrey expands his home with Philip Worth handling the work. Eberon Hot Air Club to meet Friday. Elberon bowling vs City in the Pines at Lakewood tomorrow. John and Henry Jeffrey visiting family in Plainfield and New York. Ladies Auxiliary of Elberen Fire Company notes. Mullen returns from Delmar visit. Mrs Samuel Adams recovering from grip. Jeffrey family gathering planned for Christmas. Prof Southwick of Emerson School to speak tonight at Chatfle High School Intermedial, presenting An Evening of Miscellaneous Readings.
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Laura Panecoast
Wellworth
Lot @s
Eva Adame
Phillipsburg
Borden A. Jeffrey
Philip Worth
Eberon Hot Air Club
Elheron
City In the Pines
Lakewood
John Jeffrey
Plainfield
Herry Jeffrey
New York
Horden A. Jeffrey
Elberen Fire
Dante
Mullen
Delmar
Samuel Adams
William B. Jeffrey
John Re Teffrey
New Brunswick
B.A. Jeffrey
Reilly Elected Vice President of Holy Name Society
Edward J. Reilly of Red Bank was elected vice-president of the Holy Name Society of St. James Parish succeeding Frank Sagarton. Officers retained include President Peter J. Gorman and Secretary James A. Larkin with Treasurer Charles Hoffman. A beneficiary fund was approved to aid families of deceased members. installation set for January 6 at St. James Clubhouse with a smoker and entertainment.
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Edward J. Reilly
Red Bank
Holy Name Society
St. James’ Parish
Frank Sagarton
Newark Uniform Manufacturing Company
Reilly
Peter J. Gorman
James A. Larkin
Charles Hoffman
James A. Reynolds
St. James
Peter Ff. Lang
Patrick McCarron
D. Sullivan
Thomas M Healy
Edward O'Flaherty
Heddon's Corner
Christopher Tobin
Jair Haven
John T. Lovely
William J. Hewel
Farmaand Dies in Smithburg Barnyard
John Smith aged 51 died suddenly in the barnyard of Jon Schankie at Smithburg after noon. He had moved from Wreehold five years earlier and lived apart from his wife. A sister of Schankie saw him alive shortly before. The coroner says death from apoplexy. Survived by widow and three children. funeral tomorrow at his wife’s home.
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John Smith
Jon Schankie
Smithburg
Smith
Wreehold
Indead
Thurge Thompson
Schankie
Van Kirk buildings burned at Wickatunk
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the outbuildings of the John Van Kirk farm near the old Scott burying ground near Wieckatunk yesterday afternoon. Mr Van Kirk discovered the blaze and saved live stock. The barn and other structures including a cow house wagon house cornstalks hay and grain were totally destroyed. Loss not yet estimated. Mr Van Kirk carried some insurance.
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John van Kirk
Old Scott Burying Ground
Wieckatunk
van Kirk
Lectures Against Cigarettes Across Churches and School
J Jolveys of Washington spoke at three churches and at Chattle High School about The Little White Devils. He argued tobacco harms health, calling it poison and noting Tolacco’s sedative effects.
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J. Jolveys
Washington
D.C
Chattle High School
Pirot Baptist Church
Hi Luke's Moon
Simpson Epworth Leanne Meridires
Jeffroye
Century
Marlboro Farmer Resting After Gunshot Injury
Marlboro farmer William Mack, injured by a gunshot while out gunning near his home last Friday, is resting comfortably at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Surgeons dressed the wound, and bone splinters and powder were removed. initially doctors feared possible foot amputation.
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Marlboro
Willian Mack
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mack
Sudden Incident Leaves Mr Mack Injured
A brief report notes Mr Mack suffered an injury after a sudden event, with a companion unaware of the incident until he reacted. The account emphasizes the abrupt nature and the immediate realization of harm.
Firm stand won for Democrats in Senate clashes
Washington reports that a solid majority in the Senate can push through bills, with Democrats highlighted for forcing long sessions to pass the currency bill. The piece discusses cloture attitudes, Underwood's power in the House, and parliamentary strife amid lengthy sessions and late-night meetings.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Cider
Mana
Elaine
Pat Cauderwood
Pastor Disguised Marriage Bell At First Baptist
Rev. Charles F. McKay delivered the fifth sermon in his series The Call of the Marriage Bell at First Baptist Church drawing on Eden and the sanctity of marriage. He condemned polygamy and trivial divorces while praising the home and urging family worship. Music featured Sun of My Soul and The Wedding Bells with solos and choir. Letters listed as uncalled appear at Lone Branch post office.
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First Baptist Church
Charles FF. McKay
Garden of Eden
Way
Meir
H. Nichol
Chester Dennis
Arthur Edwards
Advertise Your Christmas Goods Now and Shop Early
Promote early Christmas shopping with bold offers and clear calls to action. Highlight key decorations gifts and seasonal items to draw customers in before the rush. Ensure easy online checkout and fast delivery options.
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shooting At Clayton Home
A man named Clayton killed Gaskin in the Clayton backyard after a struggle over a shotgun during a party gathering. Clayton and his wife faced murder charges and were held as material witnesses as authorities investigated the deadly confrontation.
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Clayton Wig
Ball
Tranelor
Claytons
Albert Miller
Luoy Rogers
Harry Miller
Cookin
Uwsight
Taytoo
Ghotgun
Garly
Clayton
Gaskin
Gotin
Mrs. Clayton
Goskin
VanBrant Improves After Stroke at Philippines Avenue Home
Jerome Van Brant is recovering from a paralytic stroke at his Lippines avenue home. His right hand is gradually regaining function though initially not visible. Attending physician James Chiney expects patient to continue improving.
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Mr. VanBrant
Jerome VanBrant
Lippines Avenue
James Chiney
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