Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey Dies in Trenton Blizzard
Rt Rev John Scarborough bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey died at his Trenton home in his 83rd year after pleuro pneumonia contracted during a blizzard. He frequently visited Long Branch and led services in Vineland South Vineland Milville and Trinity Church Vineland. His death follows heavy illness after travel to Spotswood and snowbound delays.
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Middlesex County
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Shepford
Carborough
Senate President to Address Bradley Beach Civic Body
Senator John W. Slocum of Long Branch will speak at Bradley Beach Board of Trade meetings. Provecutor Walii Lawrence and Lyle Kinmonth of Asbury Park are also secured as speakers. The board stressed inviting prominent figures at its last meeting.
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John W. Slocum
Long Branch
Bradley Beach
Mrs Pankhurst Wins Seventh Hunger Strike Victory
London reports Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of the militant suffragettes freed from Holloway jail due to illness after seven days of fasting. Physicians ordered release as her heart weakened from prior jail privations, triggering renewed suffragette violence in London with six attackers sentenced to hard labor. In Birmingham militants burned the Olton Tennis Club pavilion causing about $2,000 in damage. In Red Bank New Jersey, about twenty boys faced Judge Badeau for throwing snowballs and other objects with admonitions and potential punishment if repeated.
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London
Eng
Emeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Birmingham
Olton
Red Bank
Judge Badean
Frank Howard
Frank Kearney
Ju Badeau
Laymen's Banquet Ties Long Branch to New Jersey Conference
Long Branch figures prominent at the Laymen's Banquet for the New Jersey Methodist Conference at the Metropolitan Hotel Asbury Park with 300 covers. Dr George H Franklin presided as toastmaster and bishops Barry and Nealle addressed the gathering. The local contingent included H P Bennett and many others while the Layman's Association elected officers for the new year with Charles C Reed as president and Archibald T Smith as vice president and Harry P Bennett as secretary.
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Long Branch
New Jersey
Metropolitan Hotel
Asbury Park
George H. Franklin
Barry and
Nealle
H. P. Bennett
James Cloughly
Cc. F. Lane
J. C. Pilan
William R. Joline
Hazel Seaman
J. H. Davis
Lacour
Tilloteon
W. D. Heidrickson
Augustus Chafdler
C. P. Softés
Bélvilre van Brant
van Brant
A. H. Asay
Willit A. Riddie
C. B Harvey
Jennie Borden
T. L. Mapé
Pdutean
E. L. Reed
Mist
P. Prentiss
Rok ‘Eid
G. D. Seymour
Charles Morris
Henry D. Brinley
Joah H. Parker
J. T. Brittoh
Charles C. Reed
Camdeb
Archibald T. Smith
Lambertyne
Harry P. Bennett
New Jersey Labor Dept Urges Stricter Safety Rules
The New Jersey Department of Labor reviewed the past year noting 200+ lead poisoning cases in three cities and calling for sanitary methods to prevent industrial poisonings. It cites 15 000 widows and 4 500 orphans created yearly by accidents and stresses safeguarding machinery, dust control, and fire prevention to protect workers and families. General Lewis T. Bryant presented the annual report to Governor Fielder.
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Trenton
State Department of Labor
Lewis T. Bryant
Govrnor Fielder
Bryant
New Jersey
Department of Labor
Two Accidents Mark Career Run for Cecil West
Cecil West son of Mr and Mrs John P West of Hoyt Street tested for Beacon New York Rubber Company factory months ago and while away from home he has been in two accidents both limiting injuries. The first involved a Jedon riding at high speed crashing into a light cutter with his arm injured and a large splinter.
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Ohn
P. West
Hoyt Street
Beacon
N. Y
New York Rubber Company
Ito
Famiene Saate
Chattle Red Bank Championship Game Moved to Asbury Park
A league committee reversed a Leonardo site plan for the Chattle Red Bank playoff. The game will be held next Wednesday at 8 PM on the Asbury Park Casino court. Officials from Freehold Point Pleasant Asbury Park Neptune Chattle Red Bank attended. Prof Cogtaboom supported the decision.
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Leonardo
Red Bank
Rice
Middletown
Rice J
Red Bank High School
Freehold
Point
Carranza Defiance of U S Made Public
Washington reports Carranza replies to Bryan stating Mexico will not accept U S led representations for foreigners unless explicitly requested. He invites injured individuals to seek direct protection from him. Bryan issued the reply with no comment. House and Senate panels plan further Mexican condition inquiries. Middletown man Robert Hallstock dies of tuberculosis in New York at 24. funeral in Middletown set. Other brief items note a sleigh accident near Red Bank and Postal Telegraph service moves beginnning at Oakland.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Bryan
Mexico
United States
State Department
Washington
Spcific
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Rio Grande
Senrate Foreign Relations Committee
Middletown
New York
Robert Hallstock
Bellevue Hosphtal
Harry C. Pay
Edlock
Chie Ss Mil Church
Waiter White
Joan White
Red Bank
Leigh de Postal
Layton Ivery
Postal Telegraph Company
Oakland Red Bank
Steigh
Brower
Gade
Long Branch Team Invades Newark in Franchise Shift
Newark March 14. Long Branch franchise moved to Newark as part of a name change for the New York and New Jersey League to the Atlantic Association. Games to be played at Weidenmayer Park while Newark Indians host in Bloomfield. Bloomfield club backs new team with Samuel Jaeger likely president.
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New Jersey League
Atlantic Association
Newark
Charles H. Ebbets, Jr
Ebbets
New York
New Jersey
Long Branch
Weidenmayer’s Park
Warlack
Broadway
Samuel Jaeger
Bloomfield A. C
Board of Trade
Bloomfield Club
New York and
Jaeger
Bloomfield
Pew Club
North Park
Dodd Street
East Orange
Three Fishing Huts Burned at Galilee Bight
A fire at Galilee Bight destroyed three small fishing huts, reportedly caused by a lamp explosion. Owned by Saul White of Galilee, John Pi, Harry M West, and B Ad Weet of this city, the huts housed fishing gear including nets valued at 70 dollars. Firemen arrived as flames spread from the White hut, and the blaze was extinguished by 7 40.
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Galilee Bight
Saul White
Galilee
John Pi
Harry M. West
B Ad Weet
Lockwood
Mr. White
John
Harry West
Ee Ee
Harry
Woman dies after clothing catches fire at hospital
A woman brought to Moush Memorial Hospital from Englishtown in Negoe condition died an hour after admission. Her clothing ignited while near a wood fire, burning her breast abdomen and legs. efforts to extinguish the flames failed and she suffered extreme agony before removal to Mary Vinton.
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Mimoush Memorial Hospital
Englishtown
Mary Vinton
Fire in East Houston House Traps Women and Children
Firefighters report an incendiary blaze at 63 East Houston Street trapping several girls and women on upper floors. Deputy Fire Chief Langford says investigators found rags and kerosene on the stairway, suggesting arson or careless disposal contributed to the blaze.
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New York
East Houson
Langford
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