Pope Blesses Jurist at Spring Lake Death of Judge O'Sullivan
Cardinal Farley of New York brought a papal blessing from Pope Pius for Judge Thomas O'Sullivan of the New York General Sessions Court who died at his Spring Lake summer home at 12:40 AM. Family, three doctors, and several relatives were present. The judge had fallen ill last Tuesday and was considered gravely ill before passing.
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Y Cardinal Farley
New York
Hollywood Lake
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Pope Pius
Thomas O'Sullivan
General Sessions Court of
L. J. McMackin
Staten Island
Wiliam G. Schauffler
Governor Fielder
Sea Girt
O'Sullivan
Condit W. Cutler
Heinrich Stearn
New Yorks
Red Bank News Highlights Local Socials And Accident
Red Bank families reunite after a Canada car crash and a New York trip. The Woman's Political Union members hike through New Jersey. The Y Society enjoys a New York outing on the Albertina visiting Grant's tomb. Mrs West fractures her left leg, hospitalized after heat collapse. Conover reappointed to Monmouth County Board of Elections in Trenton.
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Homer Methot
Homer, Jr
Canada
Quebec
Kendall Methot
Hoxbury
N. Y
Aloig Naegle
Pasaic
N. J
Ed‘nah H. Parker
Branch Avenue
Madeline van Mater
Marion Mount
Nina
Helen Kelley Jare
Asbury Park
Herbert L. Murdock
Gona
Theodore
William
Branch Aveer
A. M. EB. Zion
Red Bank
New York
Albertina
Grant
Alberta Thomas
Nellie Ferguson
Carrie
Fannie Blake
Louise Doune
Amy McGhee
Mary Ella
Conover
Co. Election Board
Trenton
Charles BE
Wickatunk
Fel
Monmouth , County Board of Elections
Grosscup
Oliver B Hughes Weds in Oregon
Long Branch announces the marriage of Oliver B Hughes son of Mr and Mrs R H Hughes to Miss Annette B Hesseltine of Portland Oregon at Portland He is now general superintendent of the Northern Express Co and was educated at Shadyside Princeton Cornell and Eastman Business College He sings with the Portland church choir and is known for his musical ability He maintains ties with Long Branch friends and keeps a warm place in his heart for his hometown
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Long Branch
Oliver B. Hughes
R. H. Hughes
Third Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Annette B. Hesseltine
Portland
Oregon
Portand
Hesseline
H. E. Hesseline
Hughes
Craig Road
Prescott Street
Parkrose
A&b
Northern Express Co
Ing
Shadyside Preparatory School
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Cornell
Eastman Business College of New York
Oliver
West
The Doctor of Deceit and the Hankford Death
A historical note recalls Sir William Hankford once seeking to end his life by his own hand. He arranged a trusted gamekeeper to kill trespassers, then himself die at the hand of the keeper, allowing his heirs to inherit. The legal case avoided proving self murder, preserving his estate and burial. Also mentions Hamlet quotations and a simple stain removal tip using lard.
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William Hankford
King's Bench
Edward
Henry Iv
Henry V
Henry VI
England
Cross Roads
Hankford
Deer Preserve
Sir William
Cure for fourteen years of itching feet with Saxo Salve
Martin Keane of Rockingham Hotel Absecon New Jersey reports fourteen years of severe itching and burning feet. After applying Saxo Salve a fifty cent package, he claims immediate relief and permanent cure with no remaining itching. Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch offers a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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Saxo Salve
Martin Keane
Rockingham Hotel
Absecon
N. J
Gay
Wert
Long Branch
Shark River Water Company Offers Flow Rights to State
The Shark River Water Company offered to sell its right to the tidal flow in Shark River to the state. It claimed the flow could supply 50 million gallons daily for seashore towns, with payment in low interest bonds and no price set. The State Water Supply Commission said it would consider the offer.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Shark River Water Company
Shark River
State Water Supply Commission
State Commission
Red Bank special election sees light noon vote
In Red Bank the special election vote remained light at midday as remnants of the Republican machine oppose most propositions. A heavy turnout was expected by nightfall with strong opposition accusing the ticket of falsehoods while both fire engines are anticipated to pass. In Trenton the state supreme court heard a suit to set aside Kingsley street improvements in Asbury Park with owners joining against assessments. Justice Voorhees ordered affidavits for the hearing on the suit claiming the improvements serve the property owners’ benefit.
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Red Bank
Asbury
State House
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Frederick F. Oengt
Asbury St 'T
Émes A. Bradley
Kingslay Street
Asbury Park
Voorhees
Crazy People Debate Asylum Attacks
The superintendent of a large asylum for the insane says inmates rarely intervene when one attacks an attendant. He notes that inmates would view such incidents as not their concern and merely watch. He adds that recovery requires more active oversight.
Move to Have Huerta Retire
Washington deliberates Huerta's fate as French financiers press for his withdrawal until a special election. Prominent Mexicans meet with the president seeking mediation to unite factions without external interference. Ambassador Wilson's status remains unresolved as he awaits orders from Bryan.
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Washington
D. C
Huerta
Lelt
Henry Lane Wilson
Bryan
Red Bank Church News and McAdoo Charge Probe
Rev Dr Kulp of Maple Avenue Methodist will preach at Grace Methodist. Rev James Lord continues Heroes of the Early Church at Grace with Columba as a Scotland apostle theme. Large crowd at First Methodist memory hymn service aided by Fort Valley High and Industrial School male quartet. Washington moves to investigate Treasury Secretary McAdoo’s currency bill charges. Rep Henry urges immediate inquiry of banks and New York institutions.
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RE. J. Kulp
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
St. Louis
Grace Methodist Church
Kulp
Grace Church
James Lord
Columba
Scotland
First Methodist Church
Fort Valley
High and Industrial School
McAdoo
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Henry
Texas
House Banking Committee
Congress
Banking Committee
Visitor from Danbury Murdered at Sea Girt
A man described as a new photographer from Danbury, Connecticut, staying with Mrs. David Robinson in Spring Lake, was found murdered after leaving the Robinson home. County Physician Harry Naefie will determine if self-inflicted wounds are possible as authorities probe the case and seek living relatives. The deceased, a widower, had told staff he had come to Sea Girt and Spring Lake for a vacation and there are few clues about his identity.
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Harry Naefie
David W. Robinson
Mercer Avenue
Spring Lake
Danbury
Connecticut
Robinson
Harris
Sea Girt
State Rebekah President to Visit Arioch Lodge
Mrs. Alice Van Houten of Manasquan heads the New Jersey Rebekahs and will visit Arioch Rebekah Lodge No. 21 I O O F at Odd Fellows Hall next Friday night for the semi annual love feast. Mrs. Jennie Joline of this city is state conductor of the State Assembly.
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Rebekah
Alice van Houten
Manasquan
New Jersey Rebekahs
Arioch Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows' Hall
Old Lodge
Jennie Joline
State Assembly
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