Wilson Stock Rises as Wilson Sees Nomination Near
Trenton June 4 Governor Woodrow Wilson presidential stock advanced after New Jersey victory last Tuesday and delegates won in Minnesota and Texas boosting hopes of 828 Baltimore votes. New York World endorsement and Jersey City Mayor Wittpenn backed the Governor. Newark reporters note plan for a New Jersey conference to organize the national delegation and committee seats. Fleet's meat market front brightened with paint.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Minnesota
Texas
Wilson
New York World
Grosscup
Robert
Hudspeth
Baltimore
Wittpenn
Jersey City
Wilson Democrats
State House
Westcott
Camden
National Democratic Committee
Hudson County
Young Athletes Defeat Union Stars 18-12 in Ninth Inning Rally
The Young Athletes beat the Union Stars Saturday by 18 to 12 as the winner mounted a late rally in the ninth inning to seal the game.
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Union Stars
Aligor May Be Apprehended For Obstructions
J M Aligor has hung a red flag from his Rumson road bungalow and built a high board fence. He is likely to be apprehended within twenty four hours unless he removes the flag and fence. The action and enforcing authority are not known exactly.
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J. M. Aligor
Rumson Road
Allgor
Rev Alfonso Dare to Speak at Camden Rally Tonight
Reverend Alfonso Dare of Simpson Memorial Church will address a clan rally at Wiley Church in Camden this evening. The Simpson Memorial pastor is expected to share remarks on community issues at the gathering.
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Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M. B
Wiley M. B. Church
Camden
Judgment Recovered Against Malchow in Debt Suit
In a case before Judge Henry Schoenlein, William V. Malchow paid a judgment of 19.25 to defendant John C. Clayton after contesting a top soil and wagon use bill. Clayton’s counsel was Wills B. Parker. The court awarded Clayton the full bill of 165.00 after several witnesses testified. Mrs Magee Buried. The funeral of Elizabeth C. Magee wife of Bawa P. Magee of Atlantic Highlands was held at Long Branch Hospital. Rev. Percy Perinchiet officiated. Surviving husband a daughter and two sons, plus grandchildren. Another daughter Mary died years ago.
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Wiliam
Malchow
Henry Schoenlein
John C. Clayton
Clayton
Wils
Opera Mouse Opens with Two Shows Tonight at 7.30 and 9
Opera Mouse on Washington Street announces continuous performances by Gilmore West, proprietor. The venue features two complete shows starting at 7.30 and 9 o'clock along with illustrated songs and good music.
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Opera Mouse
Washington St
Gilmore West
Red Bank Fireworks Bomb Victim May Face Deportation
Andrew Schlinski and his family of Railroad Avenue Red Bank near the West End Hotel may be deported to Russia. Schlinski, wounded when a fireworks bomb exploded while he carried it on a stormy night amid a factory strike, lost a left arm and later had his right arm paralyzed. Borough Overseer Frank J. Manson pleads for authority to cover deportation costs, with options ranging from $28 monthly relief to $450 for removal. Schlinski, 28, arrived from Russia five years ago, owned a failed New York restaurant, and returned to Red Bank as a strike breaker eight months ago with his wife 26 and three young children. The incident involved a gift bomb tied to fireworks firm member John Mazzocca of Red Bank. a separate fatality, Marion Wright, 14, died from pneumonia after diphtheria. Funeral arrangements noted for Atlantic Highlands and West Street hall event.
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Andrew Schliski
Railroad Avenue
West End
Red Bank
Russia
Schlrski
Wisner
Elisner
Sehliski
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Manson
Manson
Ellis Island
Washington
Hurley
New York
Eisner
Schliski
Arthur L. Wymbs
John Mazzocca
Pearl ‘Street
Santangelo & Mazzocca
Mazzocca
Schnakt
Fair Haven adopts health board and schedules meetings
The Fair Haven borough held its second mayor and council meeting at Monmouth Hall. A board of health was formed with Frank D. Covert and others appointed. Police, water, light, street and finance committees were named, meetings move to the firehouse, and next session slated for Monday night at the firehouse.
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Fair Haven
Monmouth Hall
Pearl Street
Board of Health
Frank D. Covert
George van Voris Warner
John Naulty
D. VU. Wolcott
George B. Hodgman
Heffers Dashiell
C. Pitt Worthley
Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company
Janary
Red Bank Girl a Bride at Four O'Clock Sunday
Miss Dora Elizabeth Pfaff became the bride of Vel Rockhill at Mrs W B Cook's Red Bank home. The ceremony was performed by Rev Percy Perinchief with sister Mrs Klein Dienst as bridesmaid. A reception followed, and the couple departed for a New York State honeymoon before residing in Baton town on the groom's estate.
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W. B. Cook
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Dora Elizabeth Pfaff
Vel Rockhill
Charles Rockhill
Shrewsbury
Percy Perinchief
Red Bank First Methodist Church
Laura Kleindienst
Bayonge
Kleindienst
New York State
Todds Have New Heir at Cedar Avenue
A son was born to Dr and Mrs C Milton Todd at the Bisele homestead Cedar avenue last evening Both mother and son are doing nicely Grandpa Bisecle is almost tickled over the new heir Ushers Meeting Postponed and other notices describe local events and theater listings moving pictures at 745 and Saturday matinees at 2 o'clock
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C.' Milton ‘Todd
Bisele Homestead
Cedar Avenue
Grandpa Bisecle
J Edgar Morris Dies at Home
John Edgar Morris eldest son of Coroner and Mrs William H Morris Jr died suddenly at his parents home Broadway this city at 7 o clock last night He had not been in good health recently and after visiting his parents funeral parlors Sunday morning retired to his room His heart grew weak from Sunday morning onwards He was born in this city September 1 1881 He captained the football team and played baseball He graduated top of his embalming class and worked with his father in the undertakers business Surviving are his parents and a brother Clifford L Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon Interment at Glenwood cemetery by funeral director John G Sexton
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John Edgar Morris
William H. Morris, Jr
Broadway
Edgar
College of Embalming
Clifford L
John G. Sexton
Glenwood Cemetery
Colored patrolman Charles Phillips dies suddenly at 40
Patrolman Charles Phillips of Rockwell Avenue, the department’s sole colored officer, died shortly after 1 am at age 40 after a month of illness from pneumonia. He had been off duty sick and had shown improvement before a fatal sinking spell. Survived by a wife and two children. He served about 10 years and belonged to the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and Harmony Lodge No. 4 K of P.
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Charles Phillips
Rockwell Avenue
Phillips
John W. Bennett
Tie
Police Department
Patreynen’s Benevolent Association
Harmony Lodge
No. 4
K. of P
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey Tonight
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hours ending Wednesday night with likely showers tonight or Wednesday morning followed by fair and cooler conditions. West to southwest winds, highest temp yesterday 84, low last night 62, current 74. Humidity around 63 percent at 7 am, 54 percent at 10 am. Barometer 29.98 inches.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Money spent by candidates in last primaries
New Jersey figures show limited spending in a light campaign. Key donors include Millard F.B. Ross of Middlesex, who gave $150 to Samuel Schleimer. overall totals range with several candidates listing modest outlays under the new corruption controls. Complete returns from five counties show Monmouth tallies with Wilson leading, Taft second, Roosevelt third, La Follette far back.
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Trenton
Millard F. Ross
Middlesex County
Wilson
Samuel Schieimer
New Brunswick
Baltimore
Schleimer
Ross
Schleiner
Everett Colby
Dwight W. Morrow
Taft
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Wilson Lickel
Edgar A
Red Bank Trolley Franchise Delayed Final Reading
At Red Bank a Jersey Central Traction Company franchise final reading was adjourned to the next Borough Commissioners meeting on June 17 after a change to section 12. The council struck out the notice in writing requirement to the trolley company for street repair, despite objections from Attorney General Wilson, in a narrow vote with limited spectators.
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Jersey Central Traction Company
Red Bank
Robert M. Hurley
Wilson
Hurley
Alstag Beekman
Edmund Wilson
Tenry Brinley
New Store Front To Grace Broadway Jewelry District
Jewelery Miller's Broadway building will soon feature a stucco and brick finish with a copper frame. The project, led by architect Clarence D. Wilson and mason Joseph Finn & Co, includes a 30 foot rear addition for workshop and storage, a modern plate glass front, and restocking in ten days for the summer. Local updates note Mrs Hannah Hobtson’s illness at Chelsea Avenue.
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Jewelery Miller
Broadway
Louis Miller
Joseph Finn & Co
Miller Jewelry
Curfew Enforced in Fair Haven Borough
Chief Pitt Worthley of Fair Haven North Shrewsbury imposes an 8 o clock curfew for anyone under 18. The curfew began Sunday night with the fire bell, as youths headed home promptly. Adults praise the measure while officials report steady enforcement and community approval.
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C. Pitt Worthley
Shrewsbury
Fair Haven
Mair Haven
Pitt Worthley
Chief Worthley
Ladies Auxiliary of Long Branch Lodge to entertain at Home
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Long Branch Lodge No 742 will entertain at the Home this evening. Tables will be reserved for games and other diversions add to the enjoyment. The veranda and lawn will be used for promenading and light refreshments. All are invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Long Branch Lodge
Lik. P. O
New Mail Carrier on Duty on Summer Route
Walker Thomas joins the summer free delivery force with a route covering Ocean Avenue Cottage Place and Matilda Terrace. He conducts morning collections as part of the daily duties.
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Walker Thomas
Ocean Avenue
Cottage Place
Matilda Terrace
Ye Olde Tyme Festival At First Reformed Church Lawn
A festival scheduled for June 4 and 5 on the lawn of the First Reformed Church at Broadway and Grove Street invites the public to attend with friends. Advertisement appears in the Daily Record.
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First Reformed Church
Broadway
Grove St
Advertising debate stirs Long Branch publicity plans
Letters from The Evening Post and The Sun urge Long Branch to continue resort advertising to boost growth and public support for the commission form of government. The exchange cautions that stopping ad campaigns would hurt development and public interest in the Garden State resort.
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Long Branch
Publicity Bureau
The
Evening Post
Vesey Street
New York City
B. B. Bobbitt
New Jersey
Bobbitt
Woodrow Wilson
Commission
Garden
Children’s Day Events Draft for Next Sunday
Churches plan Children’s Day observances with baptisms in Methodist services and decorated interiors. Infants will be baptized at St Luke’s school, while daisy-themed decor and large yardage displays unfold. Red Bank boasts vaudeville acts and four-reel features nightly as part of the celebration.
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Luke's Big School
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