Government Wins In Crisis Over Home Rule Bill
Freehold March 28 Four men charged with election frauds at Belmar faced a verdict of not guilty on a conspiracy indictment. Three defendants were found guilty of a misdemeanor for illegal registration. William S. Jackson, the Republican mayoral candidate, was acquitted though related charges remain. The article notes Cabinet and army officer tensions as Home Rule Bill debates resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Belmar
John KM. Foster
A. Patterson
Charles B. Cook
A. J. C. Stokes
Benjamin McDultie
Benjamin Hurley
John Corlies
William
Jackson
Reublican
Wen
London
Eng
Pimp
Binat
Benjamin McDuffie
Benjamin Ally
Iiger
Perial
Asquith
Ewart
A. Bonar Law
Unioniat
Seely
Seeley
Mulford Prepares for 500 Mile Indy Race
Ralph Mulford of Fair Haven readies for the 500 mile Indianapolis event. He will drive a big French car he recently purchased, continuing the family lineage as son of Squire Frank Mulford of Fair Haven.
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Ralph Mulford
Fair Haven
Indianapolis
Squire Frank Mulford
Minstrel Show by Little Silver Firemen Draws Crowd
The Little Silver firemen staged a minstrel show Thursday night in the church hall. It featured popular songs and local jokes and netted nearly $100 for the fundraiser.
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Little Silver Firemen
Church Hall
Tolls Repeal Battle Reflects House Debate
Washington March 28. In the House the tolls repeal fight resumes with speeches planned by Rep Doremus and Rep Harrison. Debates precede sessions as forces shift, the gallery filled mostly with women, and lawmakers spar over Panama Canal toll provisions amid international tensions.
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Washington, D. C
House
Doremus
Michigan
Chirman
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Free Falls
Harrison
Mississippi
Hans
Britain
Theatre notes and promotions from a Mary Pickford program
Fragmentary ad text mentions a film "Ip & Bishop's Car riage" with Mary Pickford and actor Willam Nether, plus references to beverages and an upcoming display. The readable lines are incomplete and name only ad copy items without clear event details.
Ocean Grove Season Full Program Outlined
The article outlines a complete summer plan for Ocean Grove with auditorium services starting the last Sunday in June and running into late September. It notes a borough government is not yet formed but plans are nearly complete and Newark leaders have been retained.
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Curlop
Newark
Hhe
Youth Sets Farm Barn Blaze in Accident at Freehold
A 21 year old boy from the State Home for Boys confessed after hours of questioning that he accidentally started a large barn fire on Mrs. 8. C. Cowart's farm north of Freehold. The blaze destroyed three buildings, with $5 000 in losses. The arsonist was arrested by County Detective John M. Smith and held at the county jail.
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Freehold
8. C. Cowart
William Abbott
John M. Smith
Abbott
Steen
Jamesburg
Reform School
Rulif V Lawrence
James
State Institution
Mr. Ben
Smith
Funeral for Mrs. Emily Wardell Held at Home and St Luke's
Mrs Emily Wardell was laid to rest in services at her home and St Luke's Church. Dr F B Harris led the house and church services assisted by Dr Job Y Dobbins who preached. Surviving children include Mrs Hannah Schenck Samuel Wardell and Everett Wardell.
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Emily Wardell
St. Luke’s M. EB
F. B. Harris
St. Luke’s Church
Job. Y. Dobbina
G. A. Parslow
O. A. Clark
Charles L. Edwards
Edna Cobb
Henrietta Cloughly
Consuelo Parslow
Hannah Schenck
Joseph H. C. Schenck
Samuel Wardell
Everett Wardell
Verse tribute from W. H. Robinson on endurance and hope
Poem reflecting on love patience forgiveness and unity toward all mankind. The speaker hopes to meet a savior after life ends and to abide in a peaceful afterlife, dated March 27, 1914.
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W. H. Robinson
Oakwoods Want Games From Strong New Lineup
Oakwood Field Club a city champion last season plans to practice at Jackson's Wood Sunday morning. Manager Woolley expects new members to strengthen the squad with pitchers Green Bennett and Waits and infielders Smith Darnell Russell Lemans Welders Duby Tabor Woolley Weat. Editors Daughter to Be Married notices follow.
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Oakwood Field Club
Jackson's Wood
Woolley
Cathhers
Wyckoff
Errickson
Green
Bennett
Waits
Smith
Darnell
Russel
Lemans
Ee Vete
Shrewsbury River Gets Big Funding Amid Harbors Bill
The Shrewsbury River benefits from a substantial rise in appropriations as the Rivers and Harbors bill advances. Congressman Thomas J. Scully highlights New Jersey gains and vows swift enactment, noting the river’s navigability needs and Monmouth County support. Two arrests for disorderly conduct are noted alongside local bowling match updates and upcoming doubles events.
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Thomas J. Scully
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Shrewsbury
Congress
Senate
Congressman Scully
Scully
Smith Wins Pocket Billiards Tourney at Newings Hotel
Peter Smith won the pocket billiards tournament at Newing's Hotel taking the silver cup. Dennis took second prize a cigarette holder with one thousandth point lost. Edward J Miller was third, Walter Hamilton fourth, and Walling and Morris Judas tied for the booby prize. A championship shoot is scheduled for April 4 between Smith Gun Club and Riverside Gun Club. Coroner also reports no inquest in Avon death of Thomas Matthews.
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Peter Smith
Newing’s Hotel
Mr. Dennis
Edward J. Miller
Walter Hamilton
William D. Walling
Morris Judas
A. Lawrence
Avenue and Way
Young Man Shot Twice in Willow Avenue Quarrel
Residents on Willow Avenue heard a shooting after six last night tied to a dispute involving Rodtolone Antonio Bongatone. Police Captain Detective Wi holds undisclosed facts while investigating motives including robbery amid heated accusations and claims of a weaponless defense.
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Willow Avenue
Police
Rodtolone
Antonio Bongatone
Monmouth
Long Branch Sauce Makers Offshore Demand Boosts Porto Rico Orders
Wire and mail orders flood E. C. Hazard & Branchport Avenue to Washington Street as Long Branch sauce firms report large shipments. New York sourced consignments include 20 casks of table sauce and 2000 cases of sand dressing, while Portland Oregon also orders five cases. The Little Silver Sauce Co shipped to Seattle, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Porto Rico, New York and Philadelphia.
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E. C. Hazard & Branchport
Washington Street
Theoutlook
New York
Portland
Oregon
Little Silver Sauce Co
Seattle
Balt Lake
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Philadelphia
Fate of Torreon Mgt Federals Use Guns in Great Loss
General Ville reports heavy casualties in Torreon after Federal forces used machine guns and artillery. He confirms General Rinaldo Pena and Colonel Reyna were killed while General C Carrante and General Almanzan were wounded. Ville says several officers died. Rodignes presumed among the dead.
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Administration United
Mulford
Daniel Feet
Ip & Bishop's Carriage
Mary Pickford
Willam Nether
Sebille Bock
Lmportin
Beersch Draught
Ocean Grove
Atlantics
IMAG
Whedell
MAS
Atlantic Fire Empine and Truck Company
Avenue
John ©. Clark
A Smythe, Jr
Tevenink
Thomad R. Woolley
Ite
J Bank Intent
Rada A
Oakwoods
Alex. L. Morenn
Lulu Bowles
Red Bank
Russel Holmes
Harry van- Note
Halmes
George Dennis
Elwood Ivins
Clifford Oakerson
Robert Kennedy
George Bray
Fred Morris
Fred Jones
Lou Tannenbaum
Smith Gun Club
Ark
Riverside Gun Cub
Riverside Range
Avon
Wilston A. Morris, Jr
Thomas Matthews
Mason
Zere
Chattle Crescent
Lakewed
Laurel House Gan Club
Lakewood
Terhane
Matawan
Haddonfield
Alfonso Dare
Tes
Donfield
Torreom
Cee
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