Fielder Platforms Strong Against Bossism in Campaign
Governor James F. Fielder of Hudson County denounces improper influences and bossism in state offices. He urges enforcement of progressive laws, reform measures already in statutes, and maintenance of corrupt practices and reform election acts. He proposes no new reform bills now, but supports improvements in state boards and institution management.
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Trenton
James F. Fielder
Hudson County
Fielder
Steamer Harry Luckenback Breaks Down Off Galilee
The American tramp steamer Harry Luckenback broke down a mile and a half off Galilee yesterday afternoon while en route to Porto Rico. Captain Green attempted signals but the vessel did not answer and departed last night.
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Harry Luckenback
Galilee
Porto Rico
Green
Drinking water for railroad passenger cars ordered
The New Jersey State Board of Public Utility Commissioners has issued an order requiring railroad companies to supply drinking water of proper quality on every passenger car on trains in service in the state. The rule applies to trains with trips of thirty minutes or longer, and allows suspension or modification for special circumstances. It revokes the December 24 1912 order.
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Trenton
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Mother Worth of Oakhurst Dead at 68 on Porch
Mrs. Rosina Worth widow of Adam Worth prominent Oakhurst resident died suddenly yesterday. She was found on her porch chair by daughter Annie Coughlin, age details uncertain. Funeral at Worth home Friday then at First Reformed Church West Long Branch with Rev. Blekkink. Survived by six children including George Philip Ella Annie, and brother Stephen Gerner. Burial in family plot.
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Rosina Worth
Adam Worth
Oakhurst
Worth Homestead
M. EB
West Long Branch
V. J. Blekkink
William H. Morris, Jr
Worth
Germany
George Worth
Philadelphia
Philip
Elberon
Phronia Lankenau
Annie Coughlin
Ella Worth
Charles
Louis Worth
Stephen Gerner
First Reformed Church
Union Sunday School
Deal
Beron’ Memorial Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Navesink Man Found Dead In Bed
Edward Rogers a longtime Navesink resident of Herbert street Red Bank was found dead in bed about 5 am by his wife. Coroner Harry C Fay notified issued burial permit death caused by heart trouble. Rogers a Red Bank carpenter leaving a wife and daughter funeral plans pending.
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Edward Rogers
Navesink
Herbert Street
Red Bank
Harry C. Fay
Rogers
Red Bank Couple Celebrates 45 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs William T Corlies of Red Bank quietly marked their 45th wedding anniversary at home on 14 Borden Street. He runs a merchant tailoring shop in Red Bank and was born in Oceanport 77 years ago. Mrs Corlies is 69 and in good health. the couple received many gifts and souvenir cards from relatives and friends.
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William T. Corties
Ned Bank
Borden Street
Corlies
Red Bank
Oceanport
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Richard A. Poole
Maryland
Boston
Townley Hall
Philip
H. Coleman
Rector Place
Tel
Birthday Surprise for Mr Kettel in Oceanic Hall
Over two hundred friends gathered at Red Men's hall Oceanic to present Mr Slar ry A Kettel with a handsome silver loving cup a diamond stick pin and a large rose and fruit decorated cake for his 50th birthday Sunday. He was surprised after attending a Naramata Connell meeting while his wife assisted a friend below. The event featured decorations dancing until four AM and speeches praising the guest of honor.
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Slarry A. Kettel
Oceanic
Red Men's Hall
Kittel
Mr. Kettel
Naramata Connell
Pocchontas
William Metzdorf
Auto Owner Settles for Fatal Mishap and Other Local News
Settlement reached in fatal car accident involving Mrs. Mary Boyce and chauffeur George Frans. settlement reportedly around 3 000 dollars. Woerz legal representation by W L Edwards. children represented by Attorney General Wilson. Frans was acquitted of manslaughter after jury deliberation. News notes Seiler pharmacy opening with modern design and souvenir for opening day. Monmouth Boat Club adds three members, total 294. Middletown woman with typhoid fever hospitalized in serious condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Mary Boyce
BE. G. W. Woerz
Rumsey Road
Wilson
Toyce
George Frans
Morris
Edwards
Middletown
Henry West
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Famous Racing Stable 9 Burned in Eatontown Fire
Louia Stuart’s famous stable on Eatontown Road was destroyed by fire between 3 and 6 am. The 40 year old structure housing racing gear and draft horses burned to ashes with only charred timbers left. cause suspected as arson or trespasser camp. No insurance, value listed at 7500 dollars along with carts tack and feed losses.
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Louia Stuart
Eatontown
Stuart
Oceanport
Peter Hauck, Jr
Newark
Hauck
Mr. Hanck
Sidewalk Stands Ordered Inside After Five Day Notice
City commissioners adopt a resolution to remove encroachments from sidewalks within five days. Public Safety head Arrowsmith directs police to enforce, targeting fruit stands bootblack chairs and other sidewalk businesses. Mayor Newcomb says all entities will be treated alike and notes related street improvements.
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Arrowsmith
Public Safety Department
Anthony Fiore
Smythe
Third Avenue
Newcomb
Ocean Avenue
Takanassee Lake
Deal Borough
Brighton Avenue
Park Avenue
High Street
Sternberger
Eberon Avenues
Board of Commissioners
Merchants’ Association
Consolidated Gags Company
Red Bank Cavalry Troop Elects Members and Plans Trip
Second Troop of Cavalry Writs Dregeler elects Sunset avenue resident to membership and four new propositions. Camp plan for a northern state camping trip starts Sunday June 15. The session covered shelter tents saddles and more.
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Dregeler
Sunset Avenue
Red Bank
RV. R. T. Stout
Harry (. Clayton
Frederick Polhemus
Military Board
Jersey City
Red Bank Lodge Forms Amid Large Local Turnout
Between 75 and 100 men from Red Bank Keyport and vicinity gathered at Congregational hall West Front street Red Bank on Sunday evening for the institution of a Red Bank lodge No 84 of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham Officers chosen included President Louise Becker Vice President A Tannenbaum Secretary Benjamin Alperin and Treasurer Samuel Becker A banquet followed and a second meeting is planned for next Sunday night with bi monthly sessions anticipated.
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Red Bank
Keyport
Congregational Hall
West Front Street
Omer of Brith Abraham
Red Bank Ledge
Way
Louise Becker
A. Tannenbaum
Benjamin Alperin
Samuel Becker
Scared Horses Woman Seeks 525000 Damages
New York Supreme Court Justice Ghegerich hears a suit by Miss Anna Walsh seeking 525000 over a carriage accident blamed on baying foxhounds. Walsh argues the hounds frightened her horses, while the defense cites prior damages from an escaped elephant as a basis for comparison.
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Supreme Court
Ghegerich
New York
Miss Anna
Wilsh
Robi J. Collier
Miss Wales
Baton
Collier
Lyceum Club to Stage 21 With Child Actress Feature
The Lyceum Dramatic Club will present the play 21 at the Lyceum tomorrow night directed by Joe seph Mitchell. A standout is Baby Wismonde an acclaimed child actress from New York who will perform between acts. Pharmacists to Meet Next Week: The 48th annual New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association convention will be at Loch Arbour Hotel June 10 11 12 with about two hundred delegates and wives attending.
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Lyceum Dramatic Club
Lyceum
Joeseph Mitchell
New York
Baby Wismonde
Century Theatre
The
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
Loch Arbour
Bloomfield Man Steals Freight Car Ride Thrown From Trestle
A Bloomfield man attempting to steal a ride on a freight train fell through a trestle near Matawan. The incident came as two railway accidents and a car crash occurred in the same region, leaving authorities to investigate the string of near fatal events.
Automobiles and trolley collide on Seventh Avenue route
Andrew Smith tills the delivery car on Seventh avenue as a Westbound trolley strikes from behind a hedge. Louis Stern sustains side pain, four others escape with minor injuries. The Studebaker’s mudguard and rear axle are damaged. the trolley suffers only a moved fender. Stern blames the trolley company for the crash.
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Stern
Seventh Avenue
Long Branch
Red Bank
Andrew Smith
Asbury Park
Louis Stern
Studebaker
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Monmouth
Rumson
New Jersey
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Rumson Auto Busine
Wm. H. Hinterman
N. J
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Dr. Dobbins
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
St. Paul's Church
Ocean Grove
Seiler’s New Pharmacy
Jack
East Long Branch Station
the Grand
Atlantic Auto Repair Co
R. Lavan
Sinsinger
Fr Tazan and Son
Atlantic Hotel
Pavilion
First Aves
Seller's New Modern Pharmacy
Third Ave
F. P. Browers
Orean Park
Wyoming
Seier
Seiler's Pharmacy
Hew
New Spring
Golden's
Uisement
Mr. Seiler
New Boat Club
Monmouth Boat Club
Benjamin Blum
George W. Bray
Jas
Dr. Otterson, Jr
Louie
Bird Social
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Monmouth Beach
Beach Street
Riverdale
Arrowsmith Post
Broad Street
Rough Rider
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co
Lippincott Ave
East Long Ranch
Prop
Azan
A. Grail
West End
Ocean Ave
Vilion Ave
First Avenues
Wed&Latth
Ocean Park Casino
Moneyback
Chester M. Truax
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seveh
Philip H. Oote
Red Hawk
East Long Brately
Long Branch Merchants" Association
Auto-Allenés
L. Miller
Bouvenirg Allience
Rumegon
Rumeon
Wm. H. Hintelman
Lau
Adams Express
Belle-Mead Sweets
Selter's Joffice
F. Riechers
Macy
Robert J. Collier
Red Bank Line
Mata
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