Lamar Swears He Shed Up the Milo Broker in Conspiracy Trial
David Lamar a New York broker testifies before the Senate lobby committee he helped avert a robbery by an underwriting syndicate related to Union Pacific. He describes impersonating Congressmen to call Harriman lines and discusses Sage Lauterbach intrigue aiming to reorganize the railroad and settle a government debt of 68 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Union Pacific
Russell Sage
David Lamar
New York
Senate Lobby Committee
Lamar
Lauterbach
Calder
Mushall
National Association of Manufacturers
Harriman
Edward Lauterbach
Sage
Death of an Aged Spinster Miss Harriet Downes
Harriet Amelia Downes died in Atlantic Highlands after a general breakdown at 77. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday by Rev. W. T. Valiant. She leaves brothers Joseph and Samuel Downes of New York and sisters Mary and Oprah Downes of Atlantic Highlands. A long-time resident of Atlantic Highlands, she lived there over thirty years.
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Harriet Amelia Downes
Atlantic Highlands
W. T. Valiant
Miss Downes
Joseph
Samuel Downes
New York
Mary
Oprah Downes
Engines Collide on New York and Long Branch Line
Two engines collided between Morrin and Westwood avenues in this city this morning. No injuries. minor damage. Engine 412 backed out from the round house with a broken draw head and leaking tank. Engine 371 remained connected to a car. the other engine returned to the round house.
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New York and
Long Branch
Morrin and
Westwood Avenues
C. R
Round House
al Stinll
Borough debate slows Interlaken incorporation push
Last night a meeting of Interlaken property owners near Ocean township discussed forming a taxpayers association to unite efforts for district improvements. The borough plan drew limited support with fears of higher running costs. organizers aim to organize, then reassess borough incorporation if needed.
Tumulty Plans Avon Summer Home For Family
Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to the President travels from Washington D C to Avon to arrange a summer home for his wife and six children. The Tumulty children recently recovered from mumps and will join him in Avon.
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Joseph P. Tumulty
Avon
Washington, D. C
Worrow
Woodcutter Suffers Left Leg Cut In Slip At Woodpile
William Dowling of Little Silver cut his left leg with an axe while chopping wood. The wound required four stitches. Dr. F. E. Crater of Queanport treated and dressed the injury.
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William Dowling
FE. W. Crater
Queanport
General Grant's Sister Jennie Corbin Buried in East Orange
Mrs. Jennie Corbin sister of General Ulysses S. Grant was buried this afternoon from her East Orange home. Dr John Y Dobbins of St Luke's Church assisted in funeral services held at 2:30 PM per family request.
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Jennie Corbin
General A. 8. Grant
Ocean Avenue
East Orange
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
Witipenn Withdraws from Governor Race Rumor Debated
Rumor at Trenton says former Jersey City mayor Witipenn withdrew from the Democratic nomination race for governor after talks with President Wilson in Washington. Supporters argue Wittpenn would beat Fielder by winning Hudson Essex and North Jersey votes, while Katzenbach would carry South Jersey.
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Trenton
Witipenn
Jersey City
State House
Witt Penn
Washington
Wilson
Wittpenn
Commission
Frank
Katzenbach, Jr
South Jersey
Fielder
Hudson County
Katzerbach
Smith-Nugent
Essex
Wielder
North Jersey
Wil
Engagement announced at Red Bank party for Minss Hess to Herbert Noliman
The engagement of Minss Hess of Red Bank to Herbert Noliman of New York was announced at a weekend gathering at the Hess home in Park Place. Noliman, a graduate of New York University Law, plans to practice in New York and will visit his North Dakota relatives this summer. The party featured pink streamers, games, and a luncheon with attendees including Miss Madeline VanMater and others.
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Minss
Edith Hess
Mr. Noliman
New York University
New York
William Nollman
Grafton
North Dakota
George Link, Jr
Madeline VanMater
Adams Expregts Auto
Red Bank
I Ege
Donce
Jeline van- Marter Ernest Oliver
E Noolm
Harry ‘Wollman, Jr
Charles” N of
York
Lucilia Jean
Yacht Repose Seeks Aid After Distress Off Long Branch
Eleven aboard the pleasure yacht Repose from Astoria faced a leak and failed pumps near Long Branch opposite Ocean Park. Six men deserted in two lifeboats, while two women and a baby remained aboard as a tug towed the vessel to New York after the lifeguards assisted. The crew later said the craft had blown a cylinder head, with six on board including a woman and child.
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Repose
Astoria
L. 1
Long Branch
Ocean Park
Atking Hughes
Philadelphia
New York
Fred H. West
Frank Hennessey
Columbia Baths
Kierman
McGarvey
Takanassée ‘Lake
van Brant
Jeffrey
Jenk
New York Harbor
Refoso
Aks
Stolen Jewelry Worth Staged at Pennsylvania Station
A young clerk reportedly confessed to stealing 450 pieces valued at 600 dollars in a heist tied to Saturday thefts. Police traced the jewelry to a Pennsylvania Railroad station where investigators located the missing items.
Mystery robbery in New York solved with jewelry haul
Detectives recovered 450 pieces valued at 100000 dollars hidden in a gun case at Pennsylvania Station and found 160000 dollars worth of gems in a suitcase. William Beck, a Udall and Ballou clerk, was arrested and alleged to have confessed. The store theft had remained one of the city’s most perplexing crimes since Saturday.
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New York
N. Y
Pennsylvania Station
William Beck
Udall and Ballou
23Rd Street
Seventh Avenue
Governor May Call Extra Session Over Massachusetts Leather Rule
Governor Fielder would call a special New Jersey Legislature session only if necessary to aid leather manufacturers facing Massachusetts measuring law. He cites costs and inconvenience but says a session could be convened if public necessity demands it. He suggests Newark or Massachusetts authorities may appoint a measurer to avoid broad legislative action.
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Trenton
Fielder
Jacob Haussling
Newark
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Haussling
United States
Massachusetts Authority
Common Council of
Mrs. Emaline White Rites Held for Long Branch Widow
Mrs. Emaline White widow of Jacob White and mother of Mrs. Rupert Marshall died at her daughter's home 548 Broadway yesterday afternoon from heart trouble in her 78th year. Funeral a four o'clock tomorrow at the Marshall home with Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins officiating. Burial at West Long Branch under John G. Sexton Funeral Director. Born in Jersey City she had lived in Long Branch 52 years and was twice married. Her first husband was ...
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Emaline White
Jacob White
Rupert Marshall
Broadway
Marshall
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke’s M. BH
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Jersey City
Long Branch
Improvements Reported on Street Upgrades and Land Purchases
Ratifications approved to purchase lands of Mary E. Gugel and Samuel Emery to straighten avenue and widen West End Court at a cost of about 1100 dollars plus land acquisition of 2000 dollars from Emery. Standard Bulletin Co. to pave widened street. warrant for 19174.66 issued to Standard Bulletin Co. for June work. Borough reports note June expenses 144.40. bonds for Gambrone Cloughly and Wallace accepted. Street dept updates include Ocean Avenue boulevard completed, Rockwell Avenue improvements between railroad and Atlantic Avenue, Third Avenue extension to open July 4, and bids for a Second and Pavilion Avenue culvert. Bids: Van Cleaf 2.50 concrete 2.50 brick, Finn 2.75 concrete 3.15 brick, Schoenthaler 3.00 concrete 2.85 brick. Woolley supports concrete and lowest bidder. Fence to be erected in front of pier. small shack removed. Notes 15000 authorized against tax budget. Fire dept ordinance amended to require one year city residence for eligibility. Mr. Riso raised brook concerns. mayor to address. Local property sale on Harrison Avenue to Sigmund Bisner by W A Hayping. Develope tract planned. Navesink Lodge officers elected: Horace Vine noble grand, Joseph Hendrickson vice grand. installation next Monday. Quinton Johnson instified. Stout received third degree. about 35 members present. Grace A. Jones funeral held. interment Red Hill. Red Bank dump fire at J N Hance yard in Shrewsbury Avenue with Liberty Hose arriving.
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Mary E. Gugel Samuel Emery
Avenue
West End Court
Board of Commissioners
Emery
Standard Bulntine Company
Standard Biulithic Company
Horace Curtis
Anthony Gambrone
John C. Cloughly
W. R. Wallace
Woolley
Ocean Avenue Boulevard
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Atlantic Avenue
Third Avenue
Morris
Bath
Second
Pavilion Avenue
Gilbert van Cleaf
Joseph Finn
Edward Schoenthaler
Department of Streets
Flock
Fire Department
Pasquale Riso
Newcomb
Willie Trio plans pole installations at Sea Bright theater
Packer P. Hall Packer advances two flag poles to replace the one cut by the mayor and council of The Willie Trio Sea Bright. One pole will stand at West Cottage and another at Depot Square for a public display during the Fourth of July celebrations.
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P. Hall Packer
Willie
Sea Bright
Packer West Cottage
Grand Theatre
Depot Square
Packer Real Estate
Accident near Eikwetd Park injures three
A collision at Mae Crossing near Eikwetd Park injured two women and a child and involved William Stern a Bakery Way driver. One person was treated at the scene and another was transported for further care.
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William Stern
Bakery
Eikwetd Park
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