Sale of farm personal property near Oceanport by J J Roslin
J J Roslin, who recently rented this farm near Oceanport, will hold a public vendue of all his personal property including three good horses and all machinery and tools for any first class farm. Jacob C Shutts of Red Bank will be auctioneer and William H Foster of Hatontown will be clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roslin
Oceanport
Jacob C. ‘Shutts
Red Bank
William H. Foster
Hatontown
Fire Drives Jersey City Families from Homes
Fire near 686 Communipaw avenue forces twenty people from three adjacent buildings. Police and fire units rescue families to Communipaw station and No 5 engine house across the street. No injuries reported as upper floors drenched and living spaces destroyed. Occupants include Edward Palmer and family, Eric Johnson and family, John Palmer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
March
William Gussen
Communipaw Avenue
Communipa Ware Fine Station
S85
GRO
DSS
F&i
Edward Palmer
Eric Johnson
John Palmer
Police Warn Haywood in Paterson Strike Turmoil
William D. Haywood of the I W W arrived in Paterson New Jersey escorted by two detectives to Chief Blinson. Police warned him not to inflame strikers while he sought to address a meeting as ribbon weavers quit en masse. Helsmann and National mills remained the only near full operations as a strike broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Erie Station
Blinson
Haywood
Helsmann and National
Ta Force
Broad Silk Weavers
Dyera
Public notice on Almyr Avenue petition March 14 1918
No 87 Mr Bach reports a written petition to the Board of Commissioners dated January 24 1913 from owners on both sides of Almyr Avenue from Morgan Avenue to Poplar Avenue. The petition releases rights in the portion as a public highway and waives remuneration claims for closing. Public notice is given to take action Friday March 14 1918 at 1 PM at the Borough Hall Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Board of Commissioners
Almyr Avene
Morgan Avenue
Poplar Avenue
Almyr Avene de Vada
Almyr Avenue
Betiven Ag
Neal
Levy
William George
Frick
Dynamite Blast Kills and Destroys Chesapeake Fleet
A massive explosion in Baltimore harbor on March 8 released 340 tons of dynamite during transfer from a barge to the British steamer Alum Chine. The blast killed crews aboard the ships, damaged nearby vessels, shattered buildings, and sent debris miles away. Dozens injured, with forty men missing, as rescue efforts rapid across Sparrows Point and Baltimore hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alum Chine
Chine
Atlantic
Allier Jason
Reading
Atlantic City
Sparrows’ Point
Baltimoore
Weather forecast and funeral services report
The Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey calls for mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with a rising temperature and moderate southwest winds. A detailed observation from Long Branch notes current temperatures and barometer readings. The funeral services for Mrs. Tyler Van Note were held at noon yesterday at the Branchport home, Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins officiating, with burial planned in West Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Hayward
Chas. Housel
Long Branch
Marlboro
Methodist
Freehold
England
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Broadway
A. m
N. W
Tyler van Note
Branchport
John Y. Dobbins
Dobbing
Atlantic City
West Long
Hyera Flock
Rev Kinsey to Speak at St Luke's Tomorrow
Rev. W. C. Kinsey a Newark evangelist will fill St Luke's Church pulpit at both services tomorrow in the absence of Rev. Dr. John Y. Dabbina who attends a conference at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kinsey
Newark
St. Luke's Church
John’ Y. Dabbina
Atlantic City
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South Amboy
Great Sachem
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Winfield R
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