Mystery in Morton Death Deepens Newspaper Shock
Morton, president of Equitable Life, died at Hotel Seymour from brain artery rupture. Coroner and doctors note apoplexy as cause. Joy Morton of Chicago reports kidney concerns delayed his travel. funeral arrangements pending. story continues on sixth page.
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Saul Marton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Weascye
Hotel Seymour
Morton
Seymour Canitot
Joy Morton
Chicago
Henry Pearson
Iroquois
Seymour
Makén
Feinberg
Coroner’s
Meinberg
Oer
Isaac Adler
Wells
The
Equitable
Leaders Lose in New York Senate Ballot, No Tammany Pick
In a tight state legislative ballot, the Senate stood with no winner and Tammany faces an uncertain path. Voters shifted in the Assembly as Parker, Kernan, and Glynn picks changed. Meccam an's position looms while Governor Meccaman seeks reform.
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Iu San
Sheehah
Shepara
Ate
Gedard
Heprith
Glynn
Rosedale
Agree Ton
Roselle
Denesi
Akty Leas
Assembly
Senate
Parker
Brance
Herrick
Aera Day
Kernan
Hagesro
Martin
Shepa'terday
Terry
Kae
Rosénddle
Roscallom
Sesee Cparg
Mecca
Depew
Conway
Bowling Tourney Ends at Monmouth Alleys Etberon Wis
The Monmouth bowling tournament concluded with Bowers winning 91 to 14 against Liege Winning. Wells and Gobshell tied for second and to decide the tie they will meet. Schultz claimed third with 29 wins 16 losses while Nixon finished fourth with 27 wins 18 losses.
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Monmouth
Etberon
Mahdgaty
Wis
Bowers
Liege
Wella
Gobshell
Schultz
Mee
Nixon Fifit
Hid Credit
Wells
Goothell
Stratton
Neary
Goodman
Ns Ae
Hisoidi
Back th' Long Branch and local shop notes
Frederick Henley resumes control of the men’s clothing department at Goldstein Broadway store. Inspectors from the Tax Board examine Norton Park Company peers in West Long Branch. A glass window replacement at Philip Schmidt’s meat market follows a local incident. A man sentenced to county jail was removed yesterday for glass installation. French candy at Sugar Bowl tomorrow. St James’ school cake sale at 212 Ewan Third Ave Saturday.
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Long Branch
Frederick Henley
Ae Goldstein
Board of Tuin
Norton Park Company
West Long Branch
Lerge
Philip Schmidt
Mulligan J& Brizo
Sugar Bowl
Cpm
Norrow
Sae Gale
St. James’ Co
Ewan Nen
Third Ave
St. James
Bway
Cycle Club Feasted at Birthday Dinner in Hall
Long Brafich Cycle Club members celebrated Howard's birthday with a dinner hosted by Councilman and Mrs Brown at the Y M C A Hall. The evening featured songs, solos, and dancing, with remarks by Hume and attendance by many club members and guests.
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Ahailet
Y. GC. A
Brown
Howard
Howard Aula
H. Hume
Presii
Charles E. J
Mrs. Brown
Howard Brown
Cae
Wallis James i Hagar
Oakley Hance
Fr . Jr
George Ee Eee
Frank Griffen
H. Woolley
Louis Huhn
Ee Allen Griffen
Mortimer Dangler
Oliver Norton
Charles i Mortris
Raymond Brown
T. E. Miller
Hefty Huhn
W. B. Woolley
Ray KE. Borden
Arthur
Griffen
Raymond
Karl
Elbert Youmans
K. C. Brown
Warren Beebe
Charles Pierce
Stanley Griffen
Line van Brunt
Bicycle and Horse Collision Near Broadway
Daniel Harburger of Sixth Avenue rode to school when his bicycle collided with a horse on Third Avenue. He was thrown a distance and bruised. the horse, spooked, caused the carriage to swing, but bystanders and the rider were unharmed beyond minor injuries.
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Daniel Harburger
Sixth Avenue
Noah
Third Avenue
Tond Ledwitz
Broadway
Fontaiastst
C. P. Sofrel
Sane
A Hprestea
Ce Ian Or
Pele Aitterentees
New Grey Coach Team Builds Carriage Stable Growth
A local coach proprietor describes updating the Arcade Total livery with a new gray coach and a growing stable. He notes Jerry as a familiar horse and mentions a daily demand for carriage services as he expands to more than a dozen horses.
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John
Bell
Win
Une
Jerry
Ampbell
Nationals Go to Freehold With Rifles Five in Tow
A fragmented report notes a touring team to Freehold this evening led by the Rifles Five in va, with officials set to make the trip and a selection from the national association.
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Ationalation
Cfty
Ash E Church Services Highlight Revival and Meetings
S'Rhsierharatch freweh two midwinter sermons and Sunday services at the Me S Methodial Church North Loop Bratch section. Evening revival and children's meeting at 10 a m to 7 30 p m feature, with special song derived. Local business notes mention a new hardwood floor being laid at Broadway Store and a leadership change at McGregor's.
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Ash E
S'Rhsierharatch Freweh
Lope Bratch
Local YMCA Five to Clash With Asbury Park Raiders
Saturday night marks a promising basketball contest at the Dye Hall as the YMCA team from Asbury Park brings Jim Walsh and Sbodobey of the famed Crescents into a match against the home five. Pyott Hines and others round out a strong lineup for a high quality intercity clash.
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Sts
Nien
Jimny” Walsh
Asia Speedy
Qree
Asbury Park
Stout
Asbury Pari
Will Dé Pyott
Ores
Tommy” Hines
A. Geries
Paheing
Wilson Opposed to Tariff Commission
New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson declared opposition to a tariff revision commission plan at a Jersey City Board of Trade banquet. He argued expert economic facts cannot be found, urged businessmen to engage in state issues, and warned against cowards in state affairs. Schurman of Cornell echoed support for regulation by state and national commissions.
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Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Jersey City Board of Trade
Cowlard
Wilton
Thomes Arte
Aees
Public Service Corener
Public Service Commission
New York City
Eclesalenen
Od Schurman
Cornelliversity
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey and notes
Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours shows cloudiness in the southern port, rain in the north, tonight through Saturday, with moderate variable winds becoming southerly. Also mentions Vanilla molasses and chocolate t a ty at Sigar Bowl and announces Edward J. Mubeumrd as manager.
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New Jersey
South Portigh
Sigar Bowl
Two Horses Stolen Near Keyport In Bold Theft
A gang stole two high quality horses, a pair of blankets, and double harness from Joseph Sproul near Keyport on Tuesday night. Sproul and Emily heard no noise. Police urged surrounding towns to watch for the pair, suspected linked to recent local horse thefts.
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Kyport
Joseph Sprdul
Middletown Road
Keyport
Oes Ae
Mr. Sproul Ton
Ank
Newark
Death of George C Luke in South Elberon
George C Luke contractor died Wednesday afternoon at his South Elberon home from blood poisoning in his seventy seventh year. services will be held tomorrow at 1 30 from his son Thomas home burial at Glenwood cemetery funeral director W H Martin Jr. He was a native of Bororden born 1834 and lived in South Elberon ten years. Two sons survive George and Thomas Luke.
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San Elberon
George C. Luke
George Ios Luke
Thomas Luke
South Hiberon
Seich
Tomorry
Thomas
South Elbaton
Glenwood Cemetery
W. H. Martin,Jr
Luke
Bordenn
Lydia Puilen
Arksburg
Nouth County
George Thomas Luke
South Elberon
Delegation Seeks Funding for Garfield Monument Bill
A Garf ield Monument Association delegation leaves for Washington to urge passage of a bill funding ten thousand dollars to finish the Garfield monument in Ocean Park. Senate Bill 600, with similar funding, passed the Senate last June and was sent to the Library Committee in the House. The Washington group includes Daniel Boran, president, J A Stratton, R H Hughes, W R Warwick, John S White and Asa Francis, directors.
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Washington
Ocean Park
Monument
Senate
Frank O O. Briggs
House
Daniel Boran
J. A. Stratton
R. H. Hughes
W. R. Warwick
John$. White
Asa Francis
Knights of Columbus Memorial Service and College Basketball
Long Branch Council No. 388 Knights of Columbus holds a memorial service for William McGregor at their council chamber Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The Cycle Club five performs in the memorial program while Columbia College plays Rett Bank five in the Y M C A Hall Saturday night. A preliminary game features the Cycle Club second team versus Grammar School five with small admission.
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K. of .C
Long
Branch Council
Knights of,Columbus
Lyceum
Ther
William McGregor
Cycle Club
Columbia‘ Five
Rett Bank
Y. M. A. Hall
Cycte
Th’ Grammar School
Musical romance social at Mrs. Gano home
Aged Mrs. Joseph Cohen remains critically ill at her First avenue home while her husband Joseph is on the sick list. Reformed Church women plan a musical social at Mrs. Frank K. Gano’s residence on Branchport avenue Wednesday evening January 25, attracting prominent local interest.
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Joseph Cohen
First Avenue
Severa
Déeases
Joseph
Alec
Long Branch to get new federal post office building
Treasury Department announces Long Branch will receive a new government post office building. Completion date unclear, may follow the nearby Asbury Park project. Costs and site plans are uncertain, with reports of possible funding in an appropriation bill and a Red Bank site also mentioned.
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Long Branch
Treasury Department
Washington
Asbury Park
Asbury Path
Benjamin F. Howelt
Gulfffe. Fur
Hurahane
W. D
Couple Held on Robbery Charge in Norwood Park Case
Addison and Mary Bilen Maps were arrested by Constable George YS Winkle on a warrant issued by Judge Henry Schoenten. They faced a robbery charge related to a cottage at Norwood Park where plumbing fixtures and lead pipe were collected for removal. The couple claimed they were seeking a house. The judge bound them over to the grand jury in $100 bail each.
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Addison
Mary Bilen
George YS Winkle
Henry Schoenten
Fred Eidman
Norwood Park Company
Norwood Park
Frank Schlenter
Maps
Grand Jury
Will contest ends in lifelong estate dispute
W Scott Jackson of Tom River loses a share of $100,000 in an estate fight over a will influenced by his sister in law Mrs Aumack. Vice Chancellor Walker dismisses a probate caveat as the hearing drags on into spring 1910 with multiple relatives testifying and plans for possible appeal. Mrs Nathinel Haywood seeks a suitable residence after moving from Atlantic City.
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W. Scott Jackson
Toma River
Chancellor - Walker
Jackson
Laulee
A. Aumack
Torn River
Mrs. Aumack
Aumack
Alker
Ainitinck
She
Bella T Drake
Elizabeth
Newapagine
Luella Aumack
Aaron
Johnston
Rumack
Wilen
Jackttorney
Wils
William H. Corbin
Jerse
Foster M. Waorheen
Drake
Yacht Club Plans Anniversary and Regatta Details
South Shrewsbury Boat and Yacht Club met at the Atlantic Avenue clubhouse to organize its tenth anniversary events and submit a report at the next meeting. The regatta committee will confer with Long Branch on a detailed schedule and parade for the interstate cup.
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Yacht Club
South Shrewsbury
Wis
Atlantic Devnude
Branchport
Ocean Club Dance at Townley Hall Tonight
Ocean Club hosts a dance this evening at Townley Hall with menu catering. Committee reports indicate a social success with excellent music promised. Sexton Bros. funeral directors and embalmers listed.
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Ocean Club
Townley Hall
Jon A
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