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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

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Wife sues for damages amid family calls for forgiveness

Mrs. Charles M. Hall of New York sues Emma S. Smith for 25000 damages for alienation of her husband affection but her daughter Vivian Hall says her mother would take Mr. Hall back. The Hall family notes Alexander Haddon Hall was killed in a November accident at Hazlet crossing during a drive with Frank Stephenson. The daughter cites aunt Eva Rohr of Keyport aiding finances. A Perth Amboy hospital meeting fuels reconciliation hopes. Also ads for a Pony prize at Broadway Theatre and events at Long Branch, with notices of the Inaugural Ball and Campbell's Arcade Garage.

Charles M. Hall West Nineteenth Street New York City Emma S. Smith Mr. Hall Eva Rohr Keyport

Inaugural Day Follows Wilson Victory and Ceremony

Washington reports the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall with a massive crowd, a lengthy parade, and the oath taken at noon. The day featured a grand procession, notable escorts, and Taft’s courteous departure as Wilson begins the presidency.

Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Uncle Sam Capitol White House Wilson Princeton Washington Union Station Thomas Nelson Page Crouse Shorelwim New Willard Shoreham Congressional Committee Taft Pup Wilken Mesex Troup Newark

Cabinet Announced Tomorrow as Wilson Nominates

President Wilson will delay sending Cabinet nominations to the Senate until tomorrow morning. The list is unofficial, with most names considered sure, including Bryan as Secretary of State and McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury. The public release of the lineup will occur with the formal nominations.

Leon R. Taylor Trenton Assembly James F. Fielder President Wilson Washington Nelson B. Gaskill Taylor Monmouth County Steadman Applegate Ocean Grove J. N. Garrabrant Asbury D. C Prsident Wilson Senate Joseph P. Tumulty William J. Bryan Nebraska the Treasury William G. McAdoo New York James GC. McReynolds Tennessee Lindley M. Garrison New Jersey Navy Josephus Daniels North Carolina Albert Burie- Bon Texatr William C. Redfield Interior Franklin K. Lane California David F. Houston Missouri W. B. Wilton

Garrison Expected to Become Secretary of War

Vice Chancellor Lindley M. Garrison of Jersey City is reported to have accepted the War portfolio. The 49 year old lawyer, born in Camden, is noted for equity principles and is a summer resident of Sea Bright. He is tied to President Wilson’s cabinet plans from Trenton New Jersey.

Lindley M. Garrison Trenton N. J New Jersey Wilson Lindley M.garrison Jersey City Garrison Harvard Camden Joseph F. Garrison

Wordens Host Family Reunion In Red Bank

About fifteen relatives gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. James L. Worden’s home on Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank for a social afternoon and evening. Guests included the Wordens and their relatives with vocal and instrumental selections, a seasonable banquet, reminiscences, and gifts.

James L. Worden Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank Joel H. Woven End Mira Lillian Worden Pavilion Avenue Big City Herbert H. Parker Worden Joel P. Hendrickson Asbury Park Albert W. Worden Miss Pearl

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