Woman suffrage legal battle argued before New Jersey court
Miss Mary Philbrook urged the Court of Errors and Appeals that New Jersey constitutions from 1776 and 1844 do not fix voter qualifications, arguing women may vote for legislature, officers, and presidential electors. The court reserved decision after hearing in the Harriet F. Carpenter appeal case.
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Trenton
Court of Errors and Appeals
Mary Philbrook
Harriet F. Carpenter
New Jersey
Philbrook
Election Board
Supreme Court
Miss Garpenter
Justice Kalisch
Miss Philbrook
The
Con
Right to nominate differs from voting in constitutional suffrage
Arguments center on whether primary nomination rights are part of the vote for officers. The author cites state court rulings limiting primaries as not true elections and challenges laws restricting women's suffrage from 1807 and 1844 as unconstitutional under equal protection and sovereign authority.
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United States
Philbrook
Miss Philbrook
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Red Bank Telephone Drill Finishes In 45 Seconds
The Red Bank telephone exchange operators staged a fire drill of 45 seconds as they evacuated from the switchboard to the nearest fire escape in compliance with monthly drill rules. A public inspection of the new Monmouth street building followed with hours from 7 to 9 evening and tours of the wire chief room and operator retirement area.
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Red Bank
Loans Branch
Monmouth Street
Ed Bank
Sunday Mail Schedule Moves to Early Season
Postmaster A T Woolley reports the first Sunday mail of the season will be received and dispatched tomorrow. Broadway office hours are 12 to 12 30. Those without boxes or weekday deliveries must notify the day before to get Sunday mail at general delivery, unless they hire a box. Collections will be made by carriers and the 6 o'clock outgoing mail goes on Monday night when the full season schedule starts.
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A. T. Woolley
Broadway
James B Griggs to Lead New Monmouth Christian Endeavor
James B Griggs will lead the meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard W Roberts have returned from their honeymoon and will reside pending completion of their Middletown road home with Mrs Roberts parents Mr and Mrs Frederic Pentermann. Rev A HL Sutphin and Mrs Sutphin were recent visitors at Long ranch. F C Jackson and family moved from Newark to the Wilson homestead they purchased last month and remodeled the interior.
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James B. Griggs
Christian Endeavor Society
Howard W. Roberts
Middletown Road
Robert
Prederick Pentermann
A. HL. Sutphin
Longranch
F. C. Jackson
Newark
Wilson Homestead
Mr. Jackson
Water Witch street work under way with new sign
Men repair and regravel Water Witch streets under Jesse Stout’s supervision. A new eight foot gold and black sign is being produced. Bathing houses spruced up with William Smith named bathing master. Two Garberie avenue lots sold to Michael Pecci of Newark for a handsome residence.
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Water Witch
Jesse Stout
William Smith
Garberie Avenue
Michael Pecci
Newark
Elkwood Park Set for Star Studded Race Meet
The Elkwood Park Steeplechase Association schedules races on Thursday July 4 and Saturday July 6 with top fields and three steeplechases daily. Leading entrants include Raymond Belmont Philip Stevenson Morton Bamberger Archibald Barklie and Greentree Stable among others. The track is ready under A W Gorman with officials including Walter Lewisohn Henry Morris and A Henry Higginson. New England stables are expected to attend following Brookline.
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Elkwood Park
Raymond Belmont
Philip Stevenson
Morton Bamberger
H. A. Bourne
M. Colford
O. W. Coleman
James Park
Francis W. Sargent
Richard Mortimer
J. E. Davis
Peter Hauck, Jr
Henry I. Bell
J. PF. Flanagan
Allan Pinkerton
Archibald Barklie
W. 8. McGuire
Miss Chambler
Greentree Stable
Morris
Belmont Parks
Messrs. Lewisohn
New Jersey
Monmouth Park
New England
Brookline
Walter Lewisohn
Henry J. Morris
A. Henry Higginson
Charles Prizer
A. J. A. Devereux
A. C. Schwartz
Page
Frank J. Bryan
Seaies
Herman P. Conklin
George W. Gall
J. 8. Casey
Eewin Sternberger
Charles C. Cattanach
Two More Auto Accidents on Chelsea and Ocean
Two crashes occurred on the Chelsea and Ocean avenues corner yesterday afternoon. A Wolf driven Mitchell car and a Buhler Moyer car collided near the turn, causing wheel damage and bent front frame. Buhler claimed no fault while Wolf tootled his horn. A boy, Legrover Grover, was knocked from his wheel by a touring car but escaped serious injury. the car paused to check on him.
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Chelsea and
Ocean Avenues
Mitchell
A. Wolf
Chelsea Avennue
Ocean Avenue
Moyer
George Buhler
Sea Bright
Buhler
Wolf
City Hall
Mr. Buller
Legroy Grover
Bennett & Sacco
Cosier
Church Notes in Red Bank Offer Summer Talks
Red Bank church notices list sermons and topics for tomorrow and Sunday at First Methodist Trinity Episcopal First Reformed and St Luke's M E. Subjects include Who Cares True Liberty The Declaration of Independence Christian Patriotism and God on the Mountain. A lawn social and an all day clay target shoot are also announced with prizes.
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Percy Perin- Lehief
Jesus Christ
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Front Street
Robert MacKellar
First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Melvin V. Oggel
Oggel
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trevonian Bennett
First Baptist Church
Long Branch
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
John Y. Dobbins
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Jersey
Fred Riecher, Jr
Ane
Circus
America
Ramey
May Wirth
Ametrelian Fiders
Miss Wirth
Berne Bros
Davenports
LA Belle Victoria Florences
Georgett
LES Jardys
LES DE Kos
Welles Troupe
Imperial Viennese
LA Mars
Tereapolitanis
Seabert
Hemdrede
Sie Reed
Porfromee ” Smythe's Drug Store
Opp
Ave
Cyonms Sr Crowns
NEW Monmouth News
Daily Record
Elkwood
Ocean and
Chelsea Aves
Boy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Oxfords
Regal
Panama
Women
Smart Strindard
Asbury Park
Nein Ierevy
Gimbel Brothers
Thirty-Third Street
New York
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