Mary C. Chamberlain Dies of Pneumonia in West Long Branch
Mary C. Chamberlain wife of lawyer William J. Chamberlain died at 6:00 a m at their West Long Branch home after a year of illness including strokes and a pneumonia. She leaves twelve children eight living and several relatives. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 20 p m at the Chamberlain homestead with Rev Fisher and Rev Reeves officiating. Burial at West Long Branch in the care of funeral director William H Morris Jr.
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Mary C. Chamberlain
William J. Chamberlain
West Long Branch
Chamberlain
B Fisher
Old First M. B. Church
Willis Reeves
Ocean Grove
William H. Morris, Jr
Garfield
Harry Chamberlain
Helen B. Chamberlain
William R. Stevens
Hatontown
Richard Stevens
Asbury Park
Mrs. Chamberlain
Fire wipes out brood house. 700 chicks perish at Eatontown
In Mount Townships firemen fought a blaze last night at the Joseph Jonasson farm on Eatontown boulevard near Oceanport trolley station. The brood house, valued around 2500, burned to the ground after a lamp exploded, while seven hundred chicks perished and two caretakers were present.
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Matchtown Township
Broad House
Joseph Jonasson
Dar
Teeeparks
New Jersey Legislature Near End After Sharp House Senate Clash
The New Jersey legislature begins its final stretch tonight with a tense fight over a Hennessey bill. House support appears likely, while Senate approval is uncertain as a primary preference suggests the measure will pass.
Grove Bill Stirs Lawmaking In New Jersey Session
Trenton March 17 Legislature nears end of session with jury reform and constitutional convention bills. Jury commission bill moves to Senate amid expected quick action and referendum debate. Hennessey convention bill faces Senate opposition from sparsely populated counties and potential back‑and‑forth with Assembly. Matthews primary bill ready for Assembly action, seeking to curb minority voting. Ocean Grove bill poised for Senate final action, liquor bills likely to remain inactive.
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Trenton
Assembly
Senate
Fielder
Hennessey
St. Patrick's Ay
North Jersey
Marshall
Mercer County
House
Matthews
Woodrow Wilson
Ocean Grove Borough
Slocum
Sacred Cantata Charms Audience at St James Church
Stainer’s sacred cantata The Crucifixion drawn large crowds at St James Church with Richard Smythe and John N Topping soloing. Oscar Cobb and Harvey Slocum sang incidental solos. a male quartet performed as organist Harold Frederic heightened the service. Easter Week services announced along with Easter Day schedule.
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Oscar P. Cobb
Harvey F. Slocum
W. G. Pinson
A. B. Craig
H. F. Slocum
H. 8. Meyers
Harold Frederic
St. James' Church
Matindy
Wideawakes Are Taken Into Camp
The Chattle Champions of the East Jersey League defeated the Wideawakes on Bathday night, holding Lit tle Silver to seven baskets while piling up the score. Lolly Hines and Jack Arzenti starred for the visitors as Ayres and Millard struggled to score for the Wide Awakes. Frank Ayres was noted as the best player on the Wide Awakes.
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Little Silver
Lolly” Hines
Jack” Arzenti
Ayres
Millard
Byron Blaisdell
Johnny Kane
Gano
Remem
Rabid dog shot after wild chase through city streets
A rabid bull dog bit three dogs and chased through North Broadway Long Branch avenue and Broadway. Raymond Fesler and others shot the animal at Cooper avenue and later again under a coal trestle before Patrolman Dunne en ended its rampage. The coach dog owned by Daly’s is also shot as a precaution.
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Pasteur
Phil Daly Hose Company
Arthur van Pelt
Madison Avenue
Fesler
Broadway
Second Avenue
Long Branch Avenue
Raymond Fesler
Cooper Avenue
Mr. Fesler
Kelly S
Theodore Young, Jr
Cuneen
Larner
Duneen
Daly
Perth Amboy
Dalys
Benjamin Freas
Awaking and Shorty Kept in Irisd Ballads
Fragmentary OCR shows an old advertisement style listing pieces such as The Awaking How Shorty Kept His Word Dick and Daisy Dogs will te Dogs For Love of Her with vague captions and theater ad flavor.
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St. Patrick's Night
Browne and Gardner
Shorty
Daisy
Bill to reduce accidents mandates school based safety lessons
In Trenton on March 17 Assemblyman Walter L Mc Dermott of Hudson proposes a measure to fight industrial accidents by creating a state safety manual aligned with school grades. The plan calls for teachers to read safety lessons bi monthly and for experts from the American Museum of Safety to lecture in every school term. The bill cites 1912 NJ industrial accident totals including 326 fatally injured and 1 420 seriously hurt across factories transport construction and electrical work.
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Trenton
Walter L. McDermott
Hudson County
MelDermott
Employers’ Liability Commission
American Museum of Safety Devices
Schooa
New Jersey
American Museum of Safety
Would-Be Burglar Caught By Officer At Coal Office
Patrolman McGarvey in Elberon district nabbed Frank De Santis of Springdale as he climbed from a coal office window of the Consumers' Supply Company opposite Elberon depot. De Santis, found with plyers and a discarded screwdriver, was jailed awaiting grand jury action on a breaking and entering charge. Easter week hours at Steinbach Co. extend store hours evenings.
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McGarvey
Elberon
Consumers’ Supply Company
Frank DeSantis
Springdale
Recorder's Court
DeSantis
Mande
Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Easter Cut Flowers and Orchestra at Boat Club Dance
Easter cut flowers include sweet peas roses carnations daffodils and lilies at W G Eisele 327 Cedar Ave. Griffin's Orchestra will play at the Boat Club dance tonight. Asbury Methodists welcomed Rev Dr Robert B Stephenson as pastor with morning and evening sermons on spiritual adoption and saving faith. Golden's offers decor and wallpaper with store hours extended. Long Branch paint store ad notes March 17 event.
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W. G
Robert B. Stephenson
Asbury M. E
Parishioners React to Green Images Parading
Reported bystanders at an early morning service witnessed Green images still being paraded. A confrontation ensued as attendees debated the display and a follower urged repentance after the incident.
Red Bank women storm store over Irish display
A crowd of about two hundred women besieged Baughton & Hopper's in Red Bank after a morning service, demanding removal of green pigs and Irish statues displayed in windows. Rev Father Reynolds had previously urged merchants to withdraw such items as insulting to the Irish, and the manager briefly closed the door as throngs demanded action. Several other stores had similar displays removed after the incident.
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Broad
Monmouth
Red Bank
London
Baughton & Hopper
Nations
Record
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ R. C. Church
Boughton & Hopper
Father Reynolds
Mather Reynolds
Enys
Daniel F Cooney Dies in Gotham
Daniel Francia Wooney iron merchant and longtime Red Bank summer resident died in his Sonoma Apartments New York City from heart disease complicated by edema of the lungs He was 67 and survived by wife Catherine He rose from junior clerk to partner at J H Haldane Co and later sole owner Funeral services will be at St Pauls Church New York Tomorrow at 10 30 Interment in Calvary cemetery Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Hannah M Hanes and Rev Samuel Robert Cunningham with brief burial and funeral details for Red Bank and Colt s Neck communities.
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Daniel Francia Wooney
Shrewsbury River
Red Bank
Sonoma Apartments
Broadway
New York
Tle
Catherine
Mr. Cooney
Cooney
St. Pauls Church
60Th Street
Columbus Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
Mra
Hance
Hannah M. Hanes
Thomas Hance
New Rochelle
N. Y
Red Hank
Robert R. Mount & Son
Old Rumson Cemetery
Hancsived In Red Bank A Number of Years. He Was A Cousin of Mrs. Henry Bordet
Hanes
Dica
Samuel Robert Cunningham
Colt's Neck Reformed Church
Far Rockaway
L. L
Oakland
N. J
Josiah
Margaret Rainey Cunningham
Anna L. Polhemus
Colt's Neck
Junkmen accuse crime aid in juvenile thefts
Chief Layton declares junkmen must act to curb juvenile depredations. In recorder's court five boys about 12 testifying on how they disposed of stolen goods. Brass and lead from cottages traced to junk shops and White boys sold plunder including items from small grocers.
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Layton
Recorder’s Court
Reform School
Liberty Street
Chamberlain Death Notice at West Long Branch NJ
Death notice for Mary C Chamberlain wife of William Chamberlain published in Daily Record. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thursday March 20 at 80 oclock at Chamberlain Homestead West Long Branch New Jersey.
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