Democratic pledge to reform New Jersey government and taxes
A candidate denounces a Republican controlled State House as corrupt and beholden to railroad and utility interests. He calls for a genuine rate regulation law, public utilities reform, civil service expansion, direct primaries, workers’ protections, and prompt distribution of school funds, pledging to appoint reform-minded allies.
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Alfenhurst Florist Weds Henry Krusehka in Allenhurst ceremony
Otto Wittpenn announces the marriage of Allenhurst florist Henry A. Krusehka to Florence May Reddang of Ashery Bar. The ceremony occurred at the parsonage of Bra leyy Rev. Dr. J. Bhkply conducted the service.
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Thomas J. Redden
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Parrot Escapes Captivity In Seventh Avenue Tree
A possibly escaped parrot perched high in a large tree on Seventh Avenue attracts a crowd as Officer Kingsland attempts a rescue. The bird, valued for its articulate speech and pretty feathers, eludes capture and teases onlookers with laughs and taunts.
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Lang Branch Club Names Phil Cohen Special Officer
Phil Cohen, manager of the Lang Branch baseball team, acts as a special officer at Baseball Park. The role has no salary but offers the pleasure of watching games, especially for the young spectators who attend without tickets.
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Phil Cohen
Lang
Divorce Granted to Asbury Park Lawyer Johnston
Lawyer Aaron Johnston of Asbury Park and Lakewood was granted a divorce from his wife Miss Sarah D Palmer of Brooklyn. Married in 1900 the couple’s split arose from evidence concerning Mrs Johnston's infidelity. Mrs Johnston is now living at Belmar.
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Sarah D. Palmer
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Court of Chance
Scarboro Hotel Opens Season With New Guests
The Scarboro Hotel starts its 1910 season and welcomes arrivals including Mr and Mrs Wise from New Orleans.
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Mrs. Wise
New Orleans
Man accused in wife and child murder case in Lancaster
Lancaster June 21. A Millersville Normal School graduate Grice is suspected in the disappearance of his wife Elfen Dorsey and their baby. Police doubt his tale of her visiting her mother in Sharpsburg and find no rail ticket or trace of Mrs Grice. Authorities fear murder and burying of bodies while offering no clear motive.
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Officer Lewis R. Havens Dies After Illness at Spring Lake
Deal police veteran Lewis R. Havens aged 49 died at Ann May Memorial Hospital Spring Lake after a four month battle with a knee tumor. Survived by widow and two daughters Ellen and Catherine, a brother and three sisters, his funeral is set for Thursday at St Mary’s Deal with burial by F. E. Farry.
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Postmaster Woolley Hears Build Bill Then Loses Bicycle
Postmaster A T Woolley learned of a new $125000 omnibus public building appropriation and then discovered his Pierce bicycle had been stolen while he was in Goldstein's store. Frank Worthley, son of Mr and Mrs J B Worthley, has been seriously ill for months at their Broadway home in Thornhearst, Penn., in the Pocono Mountains.
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New Jersey Bar Association Adopts Revised Oath
The New Jersey Bar Association at Atlantic City last week adopted a revised oath replacing the finer oath, detailing duties to the Constitution, courts, client secrets, and conduct. Officers elected include President Howard Carroll and multiple vice presidents and directors from Camden, Hackensack, Newark, Trenton, Elizabeth, Orange, and more. A separate item notes Delian Mead of Red Bank was released on own recognizance after a disorderly conduct arrest involving her husband, with hearing postponed due to attorney illness.
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Camden
William M. Johnson
Hackensack
William J. Lewis
Paterson
Halsey M. Barrett
Newark
William J. Kraft
Lewis Starr
Walter H. Bacon
Bridgeton
Norman Grey
Peter Wredenburgh
Freehold
Edwin EB. Marshall
Trenton
Edwin 8. Atwater
Elizabeth
John B. Vreeland
Morristown
Thomas A. Davis
Orange
William Brinkerhoff
Jersey City
Eugene Emley
John Maloney
Red Bank
Delian Mead
Joseph Reilly
Mead
Ellison Brown Accepts Post With Morris in Red Bank
Ellison Brown brother of T Irving Brown of the Red Banks Register has taken a position with E BE Morris a grocer in Red Bank.
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T. Irving Brown
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Red Banks Register
E. BE. Morris
Red Bankk Grocer
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