New Jersey Jury Reform Law Cleared For Effect
Chancellor to appoint commissioners to work with sheriffs in jury drawing with opposite party control. All present juries stay unchanged, but future juries will be drawn from lists prepared by sheriff and a party appointee. Court upholds statewide referendum as constitutional. supersedes Fielder act.
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Trenton
N. J
Sherif Jary
New Jersey
Walker
Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
Justice Swayze
Hudson County
Wilson White
Wilson
Court of Errors
County Court
Fine Musical Service at Third Avenue Edifice Tomorrow
A special musical service at Mikat Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening features Miss Rog ers of Asbury Park as soprano and Morton Smith as baritone with the regular quartet. Prof Ball will perform organ numbers including pieces by Guilmant and Beethoven as the service promises both musical richness and spiritual depth. Mrs Campbell is seriously ill in New York. a consultation is planned for Monday with Dr Beudder J. At the Crescent relay tonight.
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Ball
Third Avenue
Mikat Presbyterian Church
Miss Rogers
Asbury Park
Morton Smith
Shelley
Behnecker
Piere Et Bereeuse
Guilmant Monne
Beethoven
Idee Technikowsky Finlandia Y
Shaw
Campbell
Marthe Campbell
Homsé
New York
Moufay
Tian Fx
Beudder J
Editor Cook Weds Miss Appleget in New York Ceremony
John H. Cook of the Red Bank Register married Miss Appleget at 11 this morning in the 18th Street Methodist Episcopal Church New York. Rev. Dr. George E Barber officiated. The wedding party included State School Commissioner Melvin A Rice of Leonardo and Mr and Mrs T Irving Brown. The couple will take a five to six week trip to the Panama Canal. The bride is principal of Beach Street School Red Bank and active in charitable work with students and outings.
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John HH. Cook
Red Bank Register
A la Appleget
J. 7
Oakland Street
Red Bank
18Th Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
George E. Barber
Cook
Melvin A. Rice
Leonardo
T. Irving Brown
Charles Burd
Mr. Brown
Register
Panma Canal
Beach Street
Long Branch Musical Club seeks 600 associate members
The Long Branch Musical Club aims to recruit 600 associate members by February 13, 1914, the date of its first concert. Each $1 membership grants admission to both concerts and supports a permanent community music organization led by President Mr. Gregory and Secretary Miss Gertrude Seibert.
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Long Branch Musical Club
Gregory
Gertrude. Seibert
Can Asbury Park Have Prof Ball
Coastal fans debate professional baseball returning next season as a beach front park and team would be run by Andy Coakley. Gunray G Barnett backs the finance, but approval hinges on Long Branch permission while Dr. Carlos Henriques leads the Long Branch club.
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Asbury Berk
Andy Coakley
Gunray G. Barnett
New York National Baseball Club
Albury Park
Carlos Henriques
Bolda
Athletic Club Organized Here at Interim Gym
An organized Young Men’s Club formed at the Intermedial School on Morris Avenue with about twenty five young men. C M Baumann of Newark will be instructor and the club plans gymnasium work at seven thirty next Wednesday. Members pay seventy five cents monthly dues and initiation fees. shoes and steel lockers are discussed.
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Morris Avenue
C. M. Baumann
Newark
Baumann
R. M. Harris
Broadyn
Shu
Long Branch
Tony
Daumann
Cal
Red Bank YMCA Holds Third Annual Dinner
The Red Bank Y M C A held its third annual dinner in the Hisner building. About 150 local and surrounding residents attended a menu by Caterer Child including bouillon creamed oysters roast turkey and fixed sides. Newton Doremus welcomed guests and introduced Daniel Applegate who spoke briefly.
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Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Hisner
Newton Doremus
Daniel H. Applegate
Doremuk
City Tax Notice for 1913 Unpaid Taxes Listed
The notice requests a complete list of all unpaid taxes for the year 1913 to be filed in the County Clerk's Office at Freehold New Jersey by the first Tuesday of February. It notes the collector prepares a foreword listing assessed persons property descriptions and tax amounts due to avoid further accrual.
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Freehold
New Jersey
Texes Ap
Alive Report Debunked in Rome on Morris Death Claim
A garbled dispatch from Rome clarifies that lawyer Benjamin P. Morris of the city did not die in New York. The report had circulated, but Morris is reported alive and busy with ongoing work, with no substantiation for the death claim.
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Rome
Benjamin P. Morris
Thie City
New York
Morriewan
Charity Disbursements and Hospital Activities At Monmouth
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports charity disbursements over $22,000 in 1913 and total patient treatment days reaching 33,583. There were 2,276 admissions, 600 operations, 120 deaths, and an average of 68 patients treated daily with 61 under care at year end.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Monmouth County
Monmouth
Harper Rooms
Murder Verdict by Coroner's Jury at Red Bank
The coroner's inquest at Borough Hall Red Bank returned a murder verdict that Livinia Taylor died from a revolver shot fired by Dominic Sparano at Red Bank. Eye witness Joseph Dennis, who was shot the same night, testified along with Sarah Johnson and others. The jury named Henry Van Mater as foreman and included Allen H. Smith Albert A. Hackman Joseph Imlay and Samuel G. Woolley.
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Livinia Taylor
Dominic Sparano
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Harry,Fay
Joseph Dennis
Mr. Dennis
Sarah Johnson
Arthur L. Wymbs
Jjames
Conover
Phelix Perri
Phelix Santangello
Henry van Mater
Allen H. Smith
Albert A. Hackman
Joseph Imlay
Samuel G. Woolley
Postponed North America Regatta Amid Wind Delays
The North America championship regatta at Red Bank was postponed after four of eight rounds due to wind. Imp led early, Princeton second, Hazel L faded, with Tyre and Havel L among competitors. Race restart planned for Monday. other races canceled. Community services announced by Rev. McKay include morning and evening sermons and a 2:30 Sunday school. Apollo Male Quartet and Mr Parker anticipated at Columbus University transfer in February.
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North America
Red Bank
Yatlois
Robert T. Heitmeyer
Imp
Grant
Garrett Morford
Tyuro
North Shrewsbury
Frank M. Johnson
Princeton
William R. Joline
Havel L
Shrewsbury
James B. Weaver
Reuben White
Asher Wardell
Robert Curtis
Charles F. McKay
Young People’s Society
Apollo
Messra Meredith Parker
Russell Woolley
Mr. Parker
Columbus University
Mrs Anna Matthews De Roche Weds John Ely Messier
Mrs Anna Matthews De Roche daughter of D B C Matthews of Weet Freehold married Wednesday to John Ely Messier of Hightstown. Rev H Moore Blake officiated. The bride wore light blue and old gold Filliant chiffon trimmed with shadow ice and white maribou and white lat.
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Anna Matthews de Roche
D. B. C. Matthews
Weet Freehold
John Ely Messier
Hightstown
H. Moore Blake
New Lumber Truck Joins Chelsea Lumber Dealers Fleet
Gifford Lacour Cranmer & Co. Chelsea avenue lumber and hardware dealers unveil a new Federal two ton lumber truck costing about 2000 dollars. Driven by James West it promises to replace four teams and showcases the firm as Monmouth county’s up to date timbers supplier on Broadway.
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Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer & Co
Chelsea Avenue
Monmouth County
jJamea West
Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer & Co. Fim
College Men Favor Summer Baseball, Yale News Reports
Yale News finds most college baseball captains support allowing athletes to play summer baseball to gain experience. Institutions across many colleges have noted strong backing from captains and administration, signaling broad approval for the policy.
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Yale News
Uli
Engine Disabled In 184 Foot Launch Off Atlantic City
A launch drifting in a northwest gale near Atlantic City was disabled and tossed for hours before a tugboat rescued the crew after intense efforts. The vessel had been released from Boston with crew members later saved near the bay, while names and exact details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Atlantic City
Party for Hospital Social Event at Globe Hotel Red Bank
A social gathering at the Globe Hotel in Red Bank hosted to benefit a hospital drew about 150 women. The event featured fashionable gowns and a reception with games and socializing in the hotel parlors, showcasing the era’s genteel community activities.
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Globe Hotel
Red Bark
Ice Carnival Postponed by Rain
Ice carnival postponed due to rain. Event set for next Wednesday at 2 o clock in the afternoon with resumed activities and safety measures for attendees.
Mr. Good Indiapess Poses Amid Social Scene
A fragmentary item notes Mr. Good Indiapess, once Patt Good, posing during a cee jing event, with uncertain details about his appearance and involvement.
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Patt Good
Cee Jing
Nore
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Pat W
Fine Musical Service
Wishaw
Ana
Miss Appleget
Panama Canal
Prof. Ball
New Society of Young Men
M. M. Dederer
Peninsula House
Dedverer
Jed
Cheesequake
Adelia Arose
Luisnah Roseauwn
Dr. Gild
Edmund Wilson
Sea Bright Station
Sea Bright
Middletown
William R.taylor
Henry Walling
N. Palmer
Helwig
Lele
Masonic Lodge of Sorrow
Long Branch Lodge
A. M
Masonic Mall
First Baptist Church
Tug
Thio
Laaded
Boston
Steelman
Burt Maury
Lously
Mr. Good Indiapess
Asbury Elks
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