Milk thief Madden held after doorfront milk thefts
Trenton police arrest Joseph Madden a 40 year old carpenter of Long Branch on petty larceny charges for stealing milk from doorways. He allegedly carried bottles in his pockets and drank milk at a hidden spot, with a constable tipped off as he gathered four pints before arrest.
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Trenton
Joseph Madden
Long Branch
Madden
Anghim
East Front Street
Tess
Tren
Fifth Annual Church Banquet Set for April 18
The Fifth Annual Banquet of the First Baptist Church Red Bank will be held in the church lecture room Thursday night April 18 under the Men's League. About 150 covers will be laid and a prominent speaker is to be secured.
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Red Bank
Men's League
Maple Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Johnson L. Miner
Alvin A. Whiting
Grace Methodist Sunday School
Allie Applegate
Cagsle Johnson
Rdith McLean
Sliney McLean
Marlon Ford
Pirat Baptist Church
Society
Baptist Sunday School
Old Church Demolition Injury with Bomb Prank
Carter Ramson, a known colorful character, was hurt when a large cannon cracker was placed under his seat during demolition work at the old St. James Church. The blast frightened him severely though he escaped serious injury and remained at the site with guards nearby. Nearby reports mention house rentals and a library hall meeting as well as a band performance at Neptune Mall.
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Carter Ramson
Mrowenie
Rameon
St. James
Ramson
Women Suffrage Beat in Assembly Franchie Bill Veto
In Trenton on March 26 the New Jersey Legislature pushed through many bills, while suffrage supporters saw a defeat as the House rejected a constitutional amendment. The Assembly amended or defeated several Geran election law measures and other proposals, with no major wins for reform. A trackless trolley bill faced little support, and a groundhog bounty bill passed amid a busy session. Fourteen minor bills were signed by the Governor.
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Senate
House
Geran
Gebhardt
Streitwolf
New Jersey
Assemblyman Streitwolf
New York
Newman
Leavitt
Fielder
Nichals
Smalley
Hobarbe
Hunterdon
Assembly
Edge
Wilson Ivetnight
Gawnt
Delaware
Camden
Philadelphia
No New Candidates Today In Commissioners Race
No new candidates emerged today despite many petitions filed. Speculation runs high as citizens predict primary day winners while groups float petitions for figures like former councilman Ward H. Emmons. Community meetings by various groups signal a heated, closely watched contest ahead.
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Kdward H. Emmons
Fitzherbert Hse Revived Il Senate
Trenton reports Richard Fitzherbert the Morris county condemned senator appeared in the Senate chamber and then left, after talks with leadership and the governor, amid a developing crisis over his seating. Anxious Republicans withdrew, while Fitzherbert waited on possible appointments before deciding his next move. Also a runaway horse incident occurred as Armour & Co wagon horse bolted, was halted by Joseph Bedwark.
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Trenton
Richard Fitzherbert
Morris County
Fitzherbert
Senate
Prince
Hdge
Jiand
Weitzherbert
Senator Fielder
Johnson
Fielder
Capitol
Lizherbert
Obadiah Gardner
Wilson
Fitgherbert
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Coast line
The Weather Bureau forecasts 46 hours of rain in the northern portions tonight with warmer temperatures overnight. Southerly winds increase, with observed max 44 and min 22 yesterday. Record shows barometer readings near 20.25 inches and 80.08 inches at night, and humidity around 87 percent in the morning dropping to 38 percent later.
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U. & Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Farr
South Portion
North Portion
North Broadway
Long Branch
Not Guilty Verdict Ends Criminal Trial of Meat Packers
Chicago March 26 The jury found all of the millionaire meat packers on trial under the Sherman anti trust law not guilty in federal court after nearly four months. The case, longest running anti trust action, had been delayed by appeals and technicalities.
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Chicago
Double track for Third Avenue route approved
At a Board of Trade meeting the Jersey Central Traction Company agreed to build a double track on Third Avenue. A resolution urged doubling the line, with director RK Hughes and GM George J Hirewn involved. The company plans a loop to Second Avenue and a traffic deal with Atlantic Coast Line to Broadway. A special trolley committee will soon meet to proceed.
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Jersey Central Traction Company
Third Avenue
RK. H. Hughes
George J. Hirewn
Red Bank
Hughes
Brown
Wite & Widihofen
Second Aver
Jnue
Atlantic Coast Line
Broadway
Farether
Boys Work Theme at Men’s Meeting
The Boys Work Institute met at First Presbyterian Church with Charles R. Scott outlining church leadership for boys. He urged each church to form a boys club and appoint a boys superintendent and council to guide activities and Bible instruction. A follow up meeting of church representatives is scheduled for April 2 to plan advanced social service and Bible study efforts to be shared at the April 8 men’s dinner.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Scott
Scott
Charles W. Blakeslee
Harry van Cleat
Iir Blupson M. F
W. Hi. ~ Won
J. F Davison
The
Baptist Church
J. C. Greed Hughenke
Refd
George H. Robbing
Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Bennett
Conf
St. Luke's M. B
Western Union to Use New York Telephone Office
The Western Union Telegraph Company will occupy space at the New York Telephone Company's Third Avenue office starting April 1. HW Hall, local NY Telephone representative, will oversee Western Union affairs in the area. Telegraphs can be sent via any Bell telephone at all hours, with operators available day and night. The merger aims to streamline telegraph and telephone services for customers, allowing charges to be made against regular telephone accounts. The change promises greater public convenience and faster delivery by combining telegraph and telephone functions under one representative.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
New York Telephone Company
Third Avenue
HW. Hall
Western Union
Bell Telephone Company
Comenne
Tepecaatery
Dura Telyphanos
Legram
Agaresnen
Governor outlines 38 Senate appointments and local notices
Fragmented text reports Governor Wilson sent 38 appointments to the Senate and invited county officials to participate. Mentions include W Herbert on county tax board, Charles Hépart n'a reappointment to state boards, and various county roles such as supervisor and judge as noted in the garbled report.
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Joseph B. Byers
James P. Myjod
Laat
Piret— Hiasex
Tailored Man at Butte and New York Styles Highlight Ad
An advertisement notes women’s latest styles priced at 85 dollars and 40 pounds, promoted by Steinbach Company of New York and Goldens in Long Branch and Asbury Park. The ad emphasizes wide variety and forthcoming paper.
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New York
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Golden
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