Mutiny in Peru Overthrows Government as Billinghurst Captured
Peru's army mutinied and joined rebels besieging Lima. President Guillermo Billinghurst surrendered after a brief palace fight, promising life safety. Prime Minister Enrique Verela wounded and died. Dr. Durand, leading revolutions, plans to declare interim president and a military government.
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Lima
Peru
Guillermo Billinghurst
Enrique Verela
Department of War and Marine
Dr. Durand
Billinghurst
K. Durand
Death ends long Negro couple's life in Long Branch
Mary Catherine Walker aged about 80 and her husband Robert Walker died within hours of each other in Long Branch. She died after collapsing from exhaustion while able to move with crutches and a rolling chair. Coroner's permit issued. services set for A M F Church Liberty street at 2 pm tomorrow. interment White Ridge cemetery.
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Long Branch
Mary Catherine Walker
Robert Walker
Mile Post
Dra
Charles Grener
John W. Bennett
William H. Morris, Jr
Broadway
Liberty Street
White Ridge Cemetery
Nep
Cor
Welcoming the New Rector at St James Church
Plans for the institution of Rev. Morton A. Barnes as rector of St James Church are complete. Bishop John Scarborough will preside at the ceremony on February 12, with Rev. John N. Lewis preaching. A Neighborhood Association meeting, a reception, and service precede a formal evening reception. Light refreshments and a full program will be announced.
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St James’ Church
Morton A. Barnes
John Scarborough
Trenton
Old St. James
John N. Lewis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Water
Father Barnes
Elliot White
St. Marks’ Church
Philadelphia
Father White
St James
Red Bank’s 95-Year-Old Whitmore Suffers Broken Ribs
In Red Bank an elderly resident, John H. Whitmore, nearly 95, fell at 2:45 AM and fractured two ribs after a vertigo episode. He rests comfortably. doctors warn bone healing may be slow due to age.
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John H. Whitmore
South Street
Red Bank
Harvey S. Young
Mr. Whitmore
Whitmore
Red Tank
Convictions in Queens Judicial Nomination Case
Joseph Cassidy former county Democrat leader William Willett ex congressman were sentenced for selling and buying judicial nomination in Queens. Cassidy faces up to 1 year and 6 months plus a $1000 fine. Willett receives a similar term. Lewis Walter Jr Cassidy’s chief lieutenant drew three months and a $1000 fine.
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New York
Queens County
Jay Coxlin
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Jozeph Cassidy
Bors
Willian Willett Willett
Lewis
Walter, Jr
Cassidy
Chicken thieves raid Van Schoick's hen roost
Menasquan reports chicken thieves stole six of Kh T Van Schoick's choice chickens from his hen roost on Monday night at the local livery.
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Menasquan
Kh. T. van Schoick
Gregory Jubilee Plans Completed
Plans for a reception honoring Professor Christopher Gregory as silver jubilee superintendent are set. The event at Intermedial Auditorium next Friday features Dr James M. Green presiding, with remarks by James M. Green and music from Prof. F K Ball's orchestra.
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Christopher Gregory
Lesinning
Edward KH. Slocum
Board of Education
James M. Green
State Normal School
Trenton
Gregory
B. Louise Broske
Sehools
F. K. Ball
Long Branch
New York
Chattle
Four Die in Kelliher Hotel Fire Tragedy
A blaze engulfed the Kelliher hotel in Minnesota killing four men, with two missing and seven injured. Firefighters battled the flames as the building burned early today, leaving authorities to search for missing occupants.
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Kelliher, Minn
Kelliher Hotel
Suffragette arson wave strikes Scotland estates
Edinburgh reports a new suffragist arson campaign with fires at Aberhill Castle damaging rare art and gutting a drawing room. Tees Mansion in the same area is largely destroyed, worth about 15000 dollars, Crieff home fires cause 12000 dollar loss. Hotel for sale or exchange offered in New Jersey listing.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Aberhill Castle
Comrie
Tees
Crieff
Royal Arcanum 15 Loses Suit For Damages
Long Branch council no 424 Royal Arcanum marks its 34th anniversary with ceremonies in Odd Fellows Hall. Chairman Harry G Woolley highlights 34 years of service, memberships and benefits totaling thousands. The article notes extensive charitable disbursements and policy details as part of the anniversary report.
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Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows Hall
Thele Agan Trias
Wilfred Harvey
Daniel Edwards
Makiyal
Coil
Inch de
P Maisdell
Henrys Joline
Edward Hialdell
Camneddys Secreta
Chrle- Bo
Low Branch Council
Witows
Arthur B Proal Dies in Gotham After Illness
Arthur Breese Proal a New York social and business figure died at his Nevarre Apartments home after a two week illness from appendicitis and pneumonia He was born in Utica in 1843 and held directorships at Union Carbide Bridgeport Gas and Light Electric Lamp and Polar Construction He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter with family ties to Red Bank and Monmouth Beach
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Arthur Breese Proal
New York
Monmouth Beach
Nevarre Apartments
West Fifty-eighth Street
Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Prout
Utica
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Baltimore
West
Indiana
Strattar Business Enterprises
Union Carbide Company
No. 2
Rector Street
Bridgeport Gas and Light Company
Electric Lamp Company
Motor Car Repair Company
Polar Construction Company
Union League
Manhattan
Sleepy Hollow
Rumson
City Midday
Ardsley
Ermina Jane Proal
Mrrs
Theodore L. Cuyler
Pierre
Proul A. Proal
Red Bank
Mock wedding marks 19th birthday party in Rumson
M es Gladys Shropshire of Rumson turned 19 with a weekend party for Red Hawk friends. Sea Bright youths staged a mock wedding with Helen Grause as bride and M F Conover as groom. Best man Angelica Ostendorf, bridesmaid Lydia McQueer, and Raymond Jackson as father参加ed. Shropshire officiated, Ruth Auger conducted the wedding match, and flash photos captured the event. A 19 candle cake honored the birthday, and guests gifted various presents.
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Gladys Shropshire
Rumson
Helen Grause
M. F. ‘Conover
Angelica Ostenderf
Lydia McQueer
Raymond Jackson
Miss Grause
Shropshire
Ruth Auger
Miss Shropshire
Helen Ostendorf
Littauer brothers suspended sentence in New York case
Lucius Littauer of Gloversville NY and his brother William pleaded guilty to a Coast Guard related offense. Judge Thomas suspended six months in jail and fined 1400. Three new members joined the Trinity Episcopal Church Guid. Red Hunk. Monday night at Mrs. Arthur Swift’s home. The Sewing Circle will meet Wednesday afternoons during Lent.
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Harry VanBrunt
William VanBrunt
Tanassee Lake
Harry
New York
Manasquan
Lucius NS Littauer
Gloversville
Williant
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arthur Swift
J. H Gilbert
E. T. Mix
Werman
Samuel Coggins
West Front Street
Ferryboat near Quasamite collision
New York February 4. Three thousand passengers on the Staten Island ferry Queen faced a narrow escape when the ferry almost collided with a barge carrying dynamite. Quick stopping of the engines averted disaster.
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New York
Staten Island
Slayer of Fifteen In Asylum For Life
Theodore Wagner, a school teacher who went mad last fall, killed fifteen people and wounded sixteen. He was sent to an asylum for life. Wagner murdered his wife and four children and shot twenty six villagers. ten died.
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Nelson Y. Dun Reno
Cer
Andrew Boracher
Allemhurst
McCue and
Tpecreft
Bury
Berlin
Germany
Theodore Wagner
Heilbroen
Wagner
Muchihausen
Tem
Repealer ready for passage in New Jersey tax law sweep
Trenton February 4 Senate favors repeal of the Hillery maximum tax rate act of 1906 with a favorable report from the Taxation Committee led by Hennessy and McGinnis. Gov Fielder supports repeal noting the act served railroad interests but hampered municipalities and local taxation. The measure draws bipartisan backing, with George L Record among supporters, while Democrats and Republicans seek to end the law. The text traces railroads’ second class property assessments and constitutional challenges. For Exchange note seeks hotel rental value and commission details from Red Bank New Jersey.
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Trenton
Lathtun
Morris County
Senate
New Taxation Committee
Hennessy and
McGinnis
Pierce
Fielder
Huerta Confidence Amid Mexican Conflicts Surges
Multiple conferences signal Huerta’s control as he faces rebel leadership predicting more armed action and fears of retaliation loom over the presidency in a tense Mexican political scene.
Zapata Defies Government in Mexican Embargo Crisis
Reports from Mexico City describe Gen. Zapata resisting Huerta’s government amid tensions after the U S embargo on arms to Mexico. Dignity and political stance are stressed as diplomats meet at the National Palace with officials declining to reveal details.
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Mexico City
Mexico
7 Son
Arma
United States
Vera Cruz
President Huerta
Dent Huerta
Iro
Owhaughnessy
National Palace
O'haughnessy
Bassy
Jury Validation First 1914 Law Passed by Governor
Trenton reports confirm the governor signed a new law on February 4 outlining grand and petit jury provisions. The act, part of the state’s 1914 legal updates, details jury selection and related procedures.
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Trenton
Senate
General Assembly
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Millville
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Kid Wilson
Monmouth Avenue
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Sheppard
Takanassee
Ernest Fribourg
West End
J. D. Throckmorton
John Y. Dobbins
Queens
Sing Sing
Willett
Monmouth County
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N. J. Cady
Judas
Beecroft
Arthur B. Proal
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Brelnyach Company
Aebury Park
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Littauer
Trinity Guild
Asylum For Life
Wainright
Leighton
Greene's Hotel
Mdiv
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Hotel Orient
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