Woman Accuses Him of Bigamy in New Jersey
Mrs. Mary Gelabert arrives with her three children in Bayonne to press bigamy charges against photographer John Gelabert. The 41-year-old man, married to Gelabert No. 2 in a court proceeding, allegedly deserted his families since May 1892. The case unfolds as Gelabert is arraigned and a second claimant presents her marriage claim and divorce certificate.
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Bayonne
N. J
Mary Gelubert
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Gelabert
Gelabert
Mara
Margaret Agnew Gelabert
Willow Street
CG. C. Meadow
Washington, D. C
Gelabert Hue
Ime
John
Woman Seeks Prosecution in Bigamy Case Involving Husband
The narrator says John came and was denounced, then she went to the police to swear out a warrant charging him with bigamy. She plans to prosecute John to the limit of the law, noting uncertainty about Margaret Agnew’s stance or involvement. She calls Margaret a good woman and very fond of her husband.
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John
Margaret Agnew
Retreads His Fame Path Walks Forty-Eight Years
Charles M. Woodruff retraced his route from Sparta to Newton New Jersey where he studied law now practiced. The Ramblers club joined him marking the forty eighth anniversary with a staged walk ending at Glenside hotel for dinner. They paused at wells and farmhouses from his earlier journey.
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Newton
N. J
Charles M. Woodruff
Sparta
Ramblers
Woodruff
Glenside
Jager seeks eviction in North Hudson court
Frank Jager, seventy, of Hoboken, files dispossess proceedings to oust his wife and three children from the family home, claiming they are disorderly and quarrelsome and that they abuse other tenants. Mrs. Jager, who paid rent through February first, ignored a three days notice to move.
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Hoboken
N. J
Frank Jager
North Hudson
She’s Just Twenty One and Her Husband to Congressman Elect
A brief society item notes a twenty one year old woman and her spouse connected to a newly elected congressman. The report highlights a political match and social circles surrounding the couple in the era.
Witness Shriek At Death Sign In Camorra Case
New York January 31 The death sign of the Camorra caused Annie Greece a key witness in a white slave case against Frank Pilasto head of the Camorra in the state and Joseph Ribuffo to scream and sob in court. Judge Hand cleared the room as swarthy friends of Pilasto stirred. Greece testified Ribuffo warned her she would be killed if she refused to join a disorderly house in Paterson New Jersey and that Ribuffo paid her fare to Paterson in January 1912.
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New York
Camorra
Annie Greece
United States
Hand
United States District Attorney
Walker
Frank Pilasto
Joseph Ribuffo
Filasto
Mott Street
Ribuffo
Vilasto
Paterson
N. J
Live Stock Markets Pittsburgh January 81 Cattle Prices
Live stock report from Pittsburgh noting light cattle supply and steady demand with prices for choice cattle in the 8.26 to 8.40 range, prime around 7.85 to 8.10, and various classes of cows heifers and calves. Sheep and lambs show fair supply with prime wethers near 5.60 to 5.75, veal calves 10.50, hogs receipts of 15 decks with prices climbing to about 7.80 to 8.90 for heavy and mixed categories.
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Pittsburgh
Udy
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Amid Steady Receipts
Creamery butter receipts reach 7 086 packages with extras and various grades. Cheese supplies include 937 boxes with whole milk white and colored winter variants, undergrades, and specials. eggs show steady demand with fresh gathered stock and multiple price ranges.
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New York
Jan
A. Zic
Martine Pushes O'Gorman in Presidential Term Debate
In Washington on January 31 Senator Martine asserted Governor Wilson publicly supported a single six year term for president, prompting swift reactions from Democrats and a quiet rebuke from Senator O'Gorman of New York. The dispute centered on the Wilson plank and whether it should apply to him, as Dixon pressed for amendments. The senate rejected recall of presidents while delaying a vote on the main proposal.
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Washington
James Ek. Martine
Senate
Wilson
O'Gorman
New York
Martine
New Jersey
Dixon
Works
California
Wix
Woodrow Wilson
Martipe
Montapa
Woodrow Wilsop
Martina
Lodge
Wileson
Martine Mile
Jnew
Admiral Knight Recalled From Turkish Waters
Rear Admiral Austin Knight, commander of the special squadron in Turkish waters, is recalled to the United States and resumed duties as commander in chief of the Atlantic reserve fleet at Philadelphia. Captain W. L. Fletcher on the Montana remains senior officer. The Tennessee also part of the squadron. Weather forecast calls for increasing clouds and warmer conditions with rain tomorrow, colder later, moderate to brisk northwest winds.
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Ion
Washington
Jan
Cilef
Austin My
United States
Sistenucted
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Knight
W. L. Fletcher
Montana
Oliver
Avkeoirad
Mand
Tennessees
Suffragists Arrested After New York Garment Strike
Police under Inspector Labey made twenty seven arrests during protests tied to the garment workers strike. Among the detainees were Elizabeth Freeman of 269 West Twelfth Street and Brooklyn suffragist Leonora O'Reilly, with others charged for obstructing sidewalks and shouting scab while crowds blocked exits at the Sixth Avenue temple and nearby streets.
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New York
Labey
Elizabeth Freeman
Westwelfth Street
London
Leonora O'Reilly
Seventeenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Mayonic Temple
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
West Twenty-first Street
West Seventeeth Street
Actor Michael Byrne to Be Ordained Priest in June
Baltimore July news reports Michael Byrne once of Eight Bells and five Byrne brothers fame will be ordained as a priest. He has three children Bessie James and John Byrne, with Mrs Byrne deceased. Byrne began studies at Saint Francis Academy, will be ordained in June and has been elevated to deacon. His first charge is expected in Norwich, Conn, after ordination.
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Michael Byrne
Eight Bells
Baltimore
Jun
Socialist Senator Ousted Over Election Fraud Charges
In Kansas, Senate unisate Fred Stanton faces election fraud charges. A committee vote of 28 to 1 supported ousting Healy Socialist member Sinton of Crawford amid evidence of erased lime time and alien votes. errors in the count and irregular voting patterns are cited.
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Kansas
Senate Unisate
Fred Stanton
Pope
Kam
Jan
OroDheKen
Senate
Healy
Ved Sinton
Ofrawford
B. Porter
Fran Mingourt
Stanton
Honor for Bay Corn Grower monument proposed
Washington June 31 In recognition of Lester Bryant champion corn grower of Kentucky who died revenue a bill introduced by Representative Thomas provides for erection of a monument over the youth grave
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Washington
Jun
Lester Bryant
Kentucky
Thomas
Guardian's Accounts Set for Hearing in Monmouth County
Estate of Hazel Baldwin minor guardianship notes that accounts will be audited by the Surrogate and reported to the Orphan Court of Monmouth County for settlement on March 6, 1915. Dated January 27, 1915. Baldwin, Guardian. Also includes a lengthy, garbled excerpt of a New York and Long Branch Railroad timetable.
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Paul
Orphans’ Court
Monmouth
T. Kerin J
Nolan
Court of Chancery
Ocean
Monath
New Jersey
Honk Aneh
Kenry Hacknan
William Soden
Alfred Cubberley
Long Benneh
William Lackey
Monmouth County Clerk's
Freehold
Harry G. Woolley
Edwin Woolley
Wilbert A. Bercroft
Parker & van Gelder
A. Fa
Samuel M. Janes
Henry A. Janea
Surrounte
Orphans Court
County of Monmouth
Pigesay
Mary F. Janes
Henry Jdtane
Hazel Baldwin
Anid
Orphany Court
Baldwin
Board of Commissioners of
City of Long Branch
Council Chamber
City Hall
Long Branch
West End Court
Second Avenue
West End
New York Long Branch Railroad Company
Samuel M. Jones
Doosarad
Benjamin A. Janes
Ceme
Ralph A. Schoenberg
Florence Sellerg
Court of Chancery of
Alfred M. Simon
Market Street
Mary J. Palmer
George W. Palmer
Monmoith
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Frankfurters
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Jersey
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C. 4 .Tavenner
Cordova
Lil
Taverner
Congress
General Markets
O’corman
J. €. Martine
Cousing Stir
Long Branch Building Directory
Bailey & Burns Plumbers
Boynton
WM. Carr
Monroey
POOLE
Masons and Builders
Cédar Avenue
West Long Branch, N. J
Alex P. Paul
OUR & CO
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Third
Franklin Aves
Central Depot
Admiral Knight
RED Bank
Asbury Park
J. Kridel Red Bank
Lemaistre
Cookman Ave
Emory St
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
The
Regal Shoe Store
Broad Street
Weering Apparel
Franks
Cookman & Grand
C. Wiseman
Cookman Avenue
Monmouth County
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Garment Workers
NEW York and
Long Branch Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Cortlandine Casbra
Hudson Terminal
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Leabet Hewud
Newark
Ener
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Matowan
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Manasquat
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Eins Peat
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Amarrrarh Grears
MMI
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Trenton
Round Brook
Ba Ai Ron Lona
C. RR
Fool of
Liberty Bt
M. Nk
Chieeh & Cortlandt
L. W. Warry
N.Y
Anow
Penna. R. R
Winfield i. Warwick
Letindo
Leon Cubberley
Malin
Madison Ave
N. Y. City
Recordee Long
Branatai
William Abher Stevens, LL. G
P. O. Building
Long Branch, N. J
J.,w. Seaman
Sivnt
Omce
Record Building
P. O
Clarence G. Ya. Note
Masonic Hall
Henry & Terhune
Notary Public Office
Postoffice
Reeves Long Branch
Charles F. Sexton
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