Outlook for Republican convention prolonged to next Monday
Chicago June 21 It appears the Republican convention may run into next week with a longer option secured at the Coliseum. The Credentials Committee has met since yesterday and Taft leaders constrain them, delaying a full report. Roosevelt forces show limited protest.
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Players' Boat Club Benefit Show In Red Bank
The annual Monstrous vaudeville benefit for Fair Haven's Players' Boat Club will be staged at the Red Bank Lyceum on Thursday night of next week with nationally known actors and Eva Tanguay among the performers. The club promises a show that tops previous years with a New York theatre orchestra providing music. Also advertised are corsets from 75 cents to 10 dollars at Futton's Corset Shop, and a bake sale Saturday morning at the corner of Blonder and Third Ave.
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Court of Errors and Appeals rounds up 51 decisions
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals issued 51 rulings in Trenton with the collateral inheritance tax case against Mary L Salter and George Sawter reversed, saving about 300000 for the state and 40000 in the assessed tax. The court also ordered a new trial for Allison McFarland in a Newark murder case and affirmed a Monmouth County Electric versus Consolidated Gas suit over trolley power rates.
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Bryan Attacks Parker Over Bryan Telegram
William J. Bryan sent a telegram to Demos Sonders at the Baltimore convention deploring the selection of Alton B. Parker as temporary chairman. Bryan called Parker the most conspicuously identified with the reactionary element of the party.
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Home made Sanstige Fresh Dairy Sale Promises Fresh Year Round
Local vendor advertises homemade Sanstice Fresh Dairy and ham sales with daily availability all year. Claiming 32 years in business, the notice notes tents set up with smoking ham and fresh produce selling tomorrow all day.
Crusade Against Liquor Heats Up With Arrest in Asbury Park
Felix Siciliano son of Joe Siciliano of Lang Branch was arrested in Asbury Park for illegal beer delivery following a anti speakeasy campaign and Supreme Court ruling. Bail set by Judge Borden for today’s hearing as authorities push a broader crackdown on beer arcs and cross municipality deliveries.
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Red Bank High Girls Enjoy Keansburg Beach Outing
Red Bank high school eleventh graders and junior girls went to New Point Comfort Beach at Keansburg by trolley for a pleasant outing. The party included Lydia M Q Grace Taylor Beatrice Chamberlain Helen Grause Abigail Ostendorf and others from Red Bank Little Silver Sea Bright Port Monmouth Middletown and Middletown.
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Defendants Plead Guilty in Freehold Gun Case
Charles Jackson pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver before Judge Foster in Freehold and faces sentence next. Washington Simmons also pled guilty to carrying a Berate in Freehold and is slated for sentencing next Thursday.
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Asbury Park Fire Destroys Brick Building
A four story brick structure at Mat tison Avenue and Ocean Street Asbury Park was damaged by fire from the cellar. R A Tusting piano dealer occupied the lower floor. six families lived on upper floors. Firefighters and policemen evacuated residents as floors collapsed and piano stock valued at $15 000 was lost. Fire began shortly after one this morning with unknown origin.
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Weather summary from New Jersey notes and old ad lines
Weather Bureau reports 86 hours ending 8 p m. New Jersey forecasts show light winds and mild temperatures with barometer readings around 29 91 inches and 80 07 reading. An unrelated sales note offers a pure silk hose at Corse Shop for 3 pairs at 1 00 with no clear date.
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