Freeport Murder Inquest Sheds Light On Suspect Witness
New York July 8 A coroner's inquest in Freeport heard Edward Bardis a real estate and insurance man testify he saw a blonde woman near Dr Carman’s office window minutes before Mrs Louisa Bailey was shot as she left the premises Bardis described the suspect woman clothing and height and said she moved toward the rear of the house Carman testified she wore a blue suit and white waist and is also a blonde The testimony sparked renewed turmoil in the village and authorities now hint at a likely identification of the shooter
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New York
Louisa D. Bailey
Edwin Carman
Freeport
S. 1
Norton
Edward T. Bardis
Carman
Bardis
Mm Bardis
Anarchists Plan Union Square Tribute With Or Without Police
New York July 8 Anarchists vow to honor the three dead from a tenement bombing with a demonstration in Union Square despite police presence. Authorities relax cremation deadline and allow taking ashes to the First Bread Pond Crematory at 1 o'clock before bringing them to the Mother Worth offices for rest.
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New York
Union Square
L. 1
Carron
Hansen
Berg
Mother Worth
Auto license revoked in Atlantic City case
A. J. Boyle of Arkinens and Atlantic avenues Atlantic City had his auto license revoked by Commissioner Job H. Lippincott after being charged with taking Charles Henkerman’s car without consent and driving while intoxicated. Inspector Shinn prepared the arrest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
A. J. Boyle
Arkinens and
Atlantic Avenues
Atlantic City
Job H.lippincott
Boyle
Charles Henkerman
Shinn
Nutley Firemen Parade to Visit Local Event
Nutley Fire Department from Nutley New Jersey plans to participate in a city event with Chief Alonso leading a company of 36 to 40 men. A horse drawn apparatus and a drum corps will appear as part of the parade. Also listed are employment and service notices and a dancing school branch opening at 88 Brighton Avenue operated by Philip H Coleman and Florence Danielson with contact Tel 42 M Long Branch.
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Nutley Fire Department
Nutley
N. J
Alonso Rons
Philip H. Coleman
Florence Danielson
New York School of Dancing
Brighton Ave
Old Firm Will Continue Business Under New Ownership
Cloughly, Nicholl & Co. founded 1873 will sell its Branchport avenue plant and mill to Van Hise & Whitty. The firm keeps its name and operates a wholesale and retail hardware and paint business from the Petz property G A R Hall. The mill is reopening for all mill work.
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Petz
James Cloughly
van Hise & Whitty
Cloughly, Nichols & Co
Branchport Avenue
Charles Whitty
Ita
Davis-Smith Lumber Company
Whitty & van Hise
James Paulson
Cloughly, Nicholl & Co
Aaron van Hise
Sea Bright
Boynton Lumber Co
Seawarren
Frank D. van Hise
Whitty & van
Sued for work not done by dentist
Louis 8. Muir actor and writer of Fair Haven is sued for 21 dollars for missing three dentist appointments with Dr. Praal Lee of Red Wank. The dentist claims 10 dollars per hour for unperformed work, set between 8:30 and 9:80. Service was attempted on Muir but delivered to his wife. Muir disputes the charges and alleges mortification by the summons.
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Praal Lee
Red Wank
Louis
Muir
Song
Fair Haven
Lee
C. P. Worthley
Edward W. Wise
Heir for Embleys Born in Miami Florida
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Embley in Miami Florida a few days ago. The father, previously a farmer for a year or two, has returned to his former profession as a druggist.
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Embleys
James Embley
Miama
Fla
Embley
Bomb Nearly Kills Three Asleep In Wakefield Home
A bomb hurled through a kitchen window at Richard S. Stout’s Wakefield residence shattered the south side of the house. Stout and his two sleeping sons, William J. and George H., survived. Police pursued a fleeing bomber. no arrest announced. Earlier an attempt targeted the New York office of the Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company.
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Wakefield
Mass
Richard
Stout
Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company
William J
George H
New York
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Postoffice
Uncalled letters remaining unclaimed at the Long Branch postoffice as of July 4 include Monnie Clark Rev Charles E Corwin Edgar Deeley Mrs Matthew Beakes Joseph Reardon T L Slocum P M
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Long Branch
Monnie Clark
Charles E. Corwin
Edgar Deeley
Matthew Beakes
Joseph Reardon
T. L. Slocum
P. M
Mrs Van Cleaf Dies After Illness at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Florella Van Cleaf wife of Gilbert Van Cleaf of 226 Hamilton Avenue died last night at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at age 35 from a complication of diseases. She battled grip fever pneumonia and a heart condition worsened by pneumonia toxins. funeral details follow with surviving husband three children and siblings.
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Florella van Cleaf
Gilbert van Cleaf
Hamilton ‘Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
VanCleaf
Joseph T. Weich
Weich
Welch
van Cleaf
Joseph Brown
Spring Lake
van Creaf
Christine
Joseph
Theresa
Martha E. Wickham
Edgar
Norman H
Wolcott Brown
Spring ‘Lake
Adah
Order of Hastern Btar
Arioch Re- Pherae
Welsh and Ritchie Triumph in Lightweight Title Bout
English boxers Welsh and Ritchie clashed in a headline lightweight championship duel. Welsh emerged as the top boxer, capturing the coveted lightweight crown in a closely contested match while Ritchie gave a strong challenge throughout.
Two More Caught in the Drag Net
The scoop net, used by city and county authorities, hauled in more disorderly persons from the lower city. Wilhelmina Mattison, colored, is charged with keeping a disorderly house on capias. James Austin of Belmon t avenue and Academy alley is jailed on a capias for illegal sale of liquor. The drag net aims to wipe out disorderly houses as liquor dealers fear its reach.
Parker Sues Long Branch Health Inspector Over Damages
Mrs. John H. Parker of Wrest Tone Deawah sues Long Branch health inspector Hall claiming $500 in damages. The case was postponed to Tuesday July 28 in Judge Steinbach's court after alleged January trespass actions including poking holes in cow ears to attach tags.
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John H. Parker
Wrest Tone Deawah Ve Taha Hall
Long Branch
Steinbach
Parker
Hall
Woman Held on Assault Charge in First Avenue Case
Mrs. Nellie Bank is charged with assault and battery on Thomas Delise. She waived a morning hearing before Judge Henry Schoenlein and is held for the grand jury. The alleged assault purportedly occurred on First avenue. The case followed a Recorder’s Court session yesterday where residents gave evidence amid Local Union No. 1, DU, B of C meeting notices.
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Nellie Bank
Thomas Delise
Henry Schoenlein
First Avenue
Banks
Recorder's ‘Court
Carranza delegates to enter conference to settle Mexico
Washington reports General Carranza will authorize the Constitutionalist Junta to begin parleys with Huerta delegates to resolve Mexico’s internal crisis. Signals indicate Huerta may step down as talks with Lascurain sympathizers prompt a provisional presidency. Continued from sixth page.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Huertista
Mexico
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
New York
Huerta
Pedro Lascurain
Tribute to Captain Green Highlighted by Long Branch Council
The Long Branch Council commemorated Captain Green, an original charter member and first treasurer since 1880, with tributes at a meeting led by Walter L. Davis of Red Bank. Two surviving charter members attended, praising Green's service. Ice cream and cake followed. Charles Clayton and Jahpis Clayton of Red Bank were listed as ill.
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Walter L. Davis
Red Bank
Long Branch Council
Captain Green
Capt. Green
Pase
Henry Joline
James Cloughly
American Express official visits city to establish departments
Edward De V. Kelly of the American Express financial department visited the city yesterday to set up financial and money order departments. He noted the new stations will operate at Brokaw's and Dangler's pharmacies and at the New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company.
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Edward de V. Kelly
American Express Company
United States, Express Company
Brokaw
S &2
Dangler’s
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company
Welch Plans East Trip With Grandson
E. Tucker Welch of Pasadena California will depart mid month for an eastern journey. He will stay about a month and will be accompanied by his grandson Grenville Hair. Welch conducts business in Los Angeles.
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E. Tucker Welch
Pasadena
Cal
Grenville Hair
Wil
Mr. Welch
Los Angeles
Red Bankers Arrested For Fighting At Front Street
Two men, Joseph B Stewart and Walter Spinwave, were taken before Recorder Harry C. Macleau on Red Bank’s Front Street for a hearing. The incident occurred in the morning with a severe reported altercation, and further proceedings followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B Stewert
Walter Spinwave
Seerae
Front Street
Red Bank
Harry C. Macleau
Paysigan Testifies For Officer Martin In Suspension Hearing
Patrolman Daniel Martin remains suspended on charges of off duty intoxication. Six witnesses testified. Dr Walter Reed was invited to testify as the hearing adjourned to this morning. Lawyer Thomas Fay raised objections to ordinance specifications and missing rules and timing. Commissioner Arrowsmith indicated a brief delay to hear Dr Reed and others if needed.
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Daniel
Martin
Hei Post
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
City Hall
Walter
Reed
Thomas P. Fay
Arrowsmith
Ing Dr. Reed
Denver
Will provides life bequests to siblings and a residuary split
In a will dated January 26 last Mark H. Burch of Allenhurst leaves life estates to his brother and sister and directs the residuary estate to be divided into six parts: two to his wife Harriete Peyton Burch, one to Charles Rushmore Burch Jr., and one in trust for each of the siblings. If the estate falls below 160000 the bequests drop to 10 percent per share.
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Ter
Mary E. Mooney
Denver
Col
Charles Rushmore Burch
New York City
Mark H. Burch
Allenhurst
Harriete Peyton Burch
Burch, Jr
Cleanup of Old Buildings Here in Prospect
Report outlines appointment of building inspector to work full time under new building code effective today. City plans salary for the officer and coordination with other departments. Also notes recent fire damage and unsafe structures needing enforcement actions.
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Myer and Flock
Mathanice
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Hazel Coombs
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Welsh and Ritchie
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Mrs. Parker
Local Union
Mediators
Niagara
Senate Today
Orenday
Jalisco
Arcanum
Father and
Sam Hr
Charles Clayton
Jahpis Clayton
Mr. Clayton
Elias P. Davis
Chestnut Street
Clayton
Bread Street
New Express Ompany
C&e
Paysigian
George F. Williams
Greece
Pellington
Sia Pas Ee
Ph Prietor
Marlborough Bury Park
Grees
D Parthett
Glenmere
Liberty Street
Potieers
Bew
Gotan No. 51
Castle Hah
Effeets
Chegaer
Paty York
Pea
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