Executives Cleared in Dynamite Case Amid Jury Split
Boston June 7 William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company was acquitted on all counts for conspiring to plant dynamite in Lawrence during the 1912 textile strike to smear workers. Attenaux, a wealthy manufacturer, faced a mixed verdict with four counts disagreed and a fifth acquitted. Daniel J Collins, a Cambridge dog fancier, was found guilty on the first two counts for conspiring to plant dynamite.
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Boston
Mass
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick EK. Attenux
Daniel J. Collins
Cambridge Dog
Wood
Maurice Schuman
Atteaux
Breen
Collin
Schuman
Pelletier
Collins
Glass Exercises At Oakhurst School
Class Day exercises drew large crowds at the Oakhurst Grammar School auditorium with the school orchestra performing a cantata Columbia a May Pole drill and moving pictures. Miss Margaret Meyer portrayed Columbia on a throne as flowers were presented. Diplomas were awarded to scholars with near perfect attendance. The program also featured a clever boys drill and a 4 act juvenile court film Saved by the Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst Grammar School
Oakhurst School
Columbia
Margaret Meyer
Jin Song
C. Wi Strahan
Union Leaders Back Governor Fielder in New Jersey
Major General Dennis Collins and City Attorney Hague publicly endorsed Governor Fielder for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Collins cited his legislative record and progressive laws, while Hague praised Fielder’s independence and impartial law enforcement. Union sentiment favors Fielder, with strong backing in Elizabeth and Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Fielder
Union County
Hague
House of Assembly
Ile
Elizabeth
Wreck at Atlantic Highlands Leaves One Dead One Fatally Injured
A two-vehicle crash on Valley Drive near Seventh Avenue in Atlantic Highlands left one man dead and a woman fatally injured after a larger car swerved into a smaller vehicle driven by Thomas McGinnis. The speeding driver fled. witnesses and license details are being pursued by authorities. A crowd gathered as the wrecked Maxwell runabout was towed to a local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
Valley Drive
Seventh Avenue
Thomas McGinnis
the Highlands
McGinnig
McGinnis
New Jersey
Harry Brown
Joseph Bennett
A. Barry
Sneider
Red Bank Second in State Shoot
Red Bank two man team finished second at the state championship held yesterday at Riverside Gun Club. Albert Ivins and Edward Von Kattengil scored 92 out of 100 in a 50 targets per man event, shot in strings of 25, securing a high finish for Red Bank.
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Riverside
Shb
Red Bank
Albert
Ivins
Edward von Kattengil
Patrick Jr. Eager Dead in Trenton
Patrick Henry Easer former proprietor of the Monmouth Hotel in Long Branch died suddenly of heart failure at the State Hospital in Trenton where he had been a patient for thirteen years. He chaired the Phil Daly Rose Company and leaves a widow and seven children. Funeral details listed, with burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Other notes mention local yacht basin work, new bathing master at Columbia Baths, and upcoming theatre advertisements.
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Patrick Henry Easer
Monmouth
South Broadway
State Hospital
Trenton
Eager
Phil Daly Rose Company
Union Avenue
Star of the Sea Church
Erment
Mt. Carmel
Daughers
Thomas A
Philip
James
Charles
Joseph
Madeine
Supreme Court upholds conviction in horse slaughter case
Trenton N J June 7 The New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed Schwartz Bros Co of Kearney's conviction for slaughtering live horses and selling meat without a State Board of Health license The decision follows a suit by the State Board of Health and an appeal by the firm The report includes extensive local advertising notices and unrelated theater promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Schwartz Bros. Co
Kearney
State Board of Health
State Board
Schwarts Company
Children Greet Day Across Churches With Special Services
Tomorrow observances mark Children’s Day in multiple churches. Simpson Memorial Church hosts infant baptism and a program on Character Building led by the Sunday school with a morning sermon Helping the Lord. Mrs. Oliver C. Bowne to sing The Holy City. Processional, readings, recitations, music, and offerings outline the day. First Presbyterian will continue coverage on the second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Memorial Church
Alendar
C Ustoms
Oliver C. Bowne
Holy City
B. H
Hyton
First Presbyterian Church
Burglars Fire at Big Men's Sanitarium in Staten Island
Burglars damaged the Big Men's Sanitarium early this morning stealing money and jewelry valued at 5,000 dollars before the fire caused an additional 5,000 dollars in losses. Residents from the Staten Island neighborhood joined in nightwear to confront the burglars, but the robbers escaped.
Robbers in Taxi Make Off With Loot After Sanitarium Break In
A trio in New York used nitro to blast open a safe at a Staten Island sanitarium operated by Men of Staten Island. They stole about 5 000 dollars in cash and jewelry, then set fires causing another 5 000 in losses. Residents gathered as the explosion occurred but the escapees fled in a taxi.
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New York
Isi
Staten Island
Ulehtate
Adled 2 Feet By Train At Spring Lake
At Spring Lake June 7 a crowd gathered after a newsboy Keury Larson 14 son of John Larson Villa Park was dragged about 50 feet along a con culeber by a Pennsylvania southbound train while reaching for a bundle. He was taken to the hospital alive though badly hurt with cuts and a compound leg fracture. Mt Olivet Baptist Church announces services for tomorrow at usual hours with communion at 9 00 and prayer services midweek with Rev BE Redd extending a cordial invitation to all.
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Spring Lake
Keury Larson
John Larson
Villa Park
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
BE. Redd
Highlands Visitors Promise Court Support For Trade Initiatives
Members of the Highlands Board of Trade heard a lively address at Borough Hall by President Arthur Hope. TheLong Branch delegation, entertained at Mell Johnson's hotel, touted future cooperation with Highlands. Highlights included free chauffeur services, notable attendees, and a speedy drive across the Monmouth border amid plans for further business outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theratch Court
Highlands Board of Trate
Borough Hall
Arthur
Cebt
Lang Thranch Chamber of Commerce
oHene
Tielands
Mell
Germany
Lom Tranel
Highlands
Board of Trade
Monmouth County
Viehland Drawbridge
Brent Good
Edwart Lacour
Hope
Preedent Rehm
Edwin L. Reed
Harold. Morford
Mr. Good
George Th Baker
George J
Poland
Daniel Doran
Lacour
Dutermann
Rehm
Hfape
Baker
Lights and fog signals for river approved by Waterway League
The New Jersey Waterway League urged the Lighthouse Board to install lights and fog signals at the Shrewsbury River mouth. The group, meeting in Newark with Long Branch delegates, also discussed the Jamaica Bay outing on July 26-27 and plans a festive Jersey yachtsmen event.
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Shrewsbury
New Jersey Waterway League
Lighthouse Board
Waterway League
Newark
Long Branch
League
Jamaica Bay
Jersey
Highland Board of Trade
Jurors Disagree in Dr Bennett Suit at Freehold
A jury of four days deadlocked in a $15 000 damage suit here after being in sequestered for 24 hours. Norman W Reed, 12, sues Dr Reginald S Bennett, mayor of Asbury Park, claiming malpractice led to cancer and amputation. Doctors split on fault. defense says cancer could not stem from fracture. Court discharged jurors without verdict.
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Nelson Y. Dungan
Freehold
Norman W Reed
Traverse R Reed
Asbury Park
Reginald S&s. Vennett
Hennett
Edmund Wilson
Reed
Wilbur A. Hoeisley
Charles 8. Icook
Bennett
Twelve men killed in Pennsylvania mine explosion
A coal mine in Pennsylvania collapsed earlier this morning and sparked a fire that spread through the ruins. Thirteen miners are reported dead or fatally injured, with rescue attempts ongoing until the blaze forced a halt shortly after noon. Several hours of heavy smoke and rescue work followed prior to the stoppage.
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Pennsylvania
Tragic Mine Blast Entombs Dozens at Scott Colliery
Frantic crowds gather in Pottsville as a Bal explosion topside triggers a collapse at Scott Colliery Company near Mount Carmel. Over 40 workers remain entombed while 15 injured miners are hospitalized and state police manage crowds. Rescue crews recover victims as the incident unfolds with many workers yet unaccounted for.
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Woolen Co
Tion
St. George's Church
Sea Bright
St. Agnes’ Guild
Boy Scouts
Atlantic Auto Repair Co
R. Lazan
A. Graff
West End
Ocean Ava
Cor
Pavilion Ave
Pavilion
First Avenues
Atlantic Hotel
Wed&Sat
Ellen Tate
Ed. Wynn
Rumson
Durnenn Fenilow Line
Ben Lindsay
Grand Theatre
Judge Lindsay
Denver
Hiawatha
Pathe Weekly
Symphony Orchestra
Long
Talking Pictures
Rou
Epr
Leer
Netee
Renee Sea Bright
Rumeen
Pepot
Wm. Henle
Hinterman
W. T. Burke
Mr. Hague
TRACE
Erie
Penn
Oakhurst
Maxwell
I. L
Life
London Assurance
Harry Nuss
Philadelphia
Patrick Jr. Eager
Marlean
Leonardo
Thomas Procter
Mardean Co
Charles T. Leonard
Mr. West
Fred J. West
West Long Branch
Columbia Baths
West
Prince &@ La Morelia
Our Symphony Orchestra
Broadway Theatre
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
L. Miller
Broadway
Wynn
King’s Jester
Jarry RR
Breever
Roadway Theatre
Thomas Phelan
Snirl & Kelly
Blakely Laundry
Geo. Hathaway
M. E. Church
First Methodist Charrch
Red Tank
Ashford
Tarry
Nicola
George M. Collins
George W. Brown
Tours
D Broadway
Alewatha
Maiie
Elberon Memorial Church
Cleland B. McAfee
iChoir
Marie Stoddart Gayler
Kigie Baker
Albert Quesnel
Grant Odell
Maurice Mileke
A. F. Pinto
Robert Gayler
The
Atlantic Auto Repair &Co
F. Sinsinger
DR. Bennett
Blakely
Pottesville
Penna
Scott Colliery Company
Mount Carmel
Sparties
Shamoklin
Seeane
Lae
Ifiine
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