Final Struggle on Canal Toll Repeal in Congress
Washington March 31 The House wheels heavy artillery into position for the final struggle on the Panama Canal Toll Repeal Measure. Speaker Clark assigned to lead the assault and the closing hour set for his career speech amid crowded galleries and expectant crowds outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington, D .C
House
Congress
Wilson
Nolan
California
Great Britain
Lafferty
Oregon
William Jennings Bryan
Kent
Taggert
Cantor
Hammill
Kennedy
Hamlin
Fitznenty
Hammond
Sharp
Sox
Lever
Vallmer
Igéss
Carew
Monmouth County Charities Aid Seeks New Members
The Monmouth County Branch of the State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association appeals for membership. Based in Red Bank, it reports 310 members and active tuberculosis education, hospital care for patients, and a Children’s Agent studying backward children in schools. It aims to expand support and services with wider involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association
Red Bank
State Charities Aid
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Asao- Pr Noring Ie
Nephhews In New Jersey Bequeathed 51000 Each In 1913 Will
Four nephews of Henry Marks of Long Branch inherit 1000 dollars each from a probate file opened in Freehold. Marcus Rosencrans gains Florida real estate. Isaac gets Hightstown property. other beneficiaries include grandnephews Arthur and Harold, sister Hannah, and niece Minnie. Executors named Matthias L Marcus and Charles. A monument fund is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marks
Long Branch
Mr. Marks
Freehold
Charles
Matthias L
Marcus
Isaac Rosencrans
Marcus Rosencrans
Marks
Nashan
Putnam County
Fla
Isaac
Hightstown
Arthur M
Harold C. Rosencrans
Cecilia S
Matthias L. Rosencrans
Mr. Marke
Hannah Rosencrans
Minnie Rosencrans
Borden W. Sanford
Hatontown
Henry
William
Mr. Sanford
Houstis Sanford White
Louis Sneider
Peter Morrison
Sibellia
Mary EK. Brooks
John D. McBride
Manalapan Township
Catherine McBride
Samuel McBride
William H. Pearsall
Oceanic
Governor Fielder Urges Key Laws After Victory
Trenton March 31 Governor Fielder sends a message to Democratic lawmakers urging enactment of preferential voting at primaries and consolidation of state boards, touting economy and efficiency after his recent win and bank stock tax legislation. The push follows influence from the Nugent-Republican alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Fielder
Veteran Civil War veteran dies at 74 after long illness
William T. Taylor of Dudley Street dies at 3:05 AM after a three year paralysis, survived by a widow and three children. He served in the 146th New York Volinf, fought in Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and other battles, was imprisoned in Libby and Belle Island, and was a Past Commander of James B. Morris Post No. 46 G Army. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from his home, interment Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Taylor
Dudley Street
Taylor
George Bennett
Alfred
Clayton Palmer
Englishtown
New York Volunteer Infantry
Bethesda Church
Virginia
Libby
Belle Island
Richmond
Sargeant
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House
Appomatox Court House
Lee
James B. Morris
Department of New Jersey
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Luke’s Church
John G. Sexton
Greenlawn Cemetery
Tailor Wehnert III Suffered Slight Stroke in Union
Joseph Wehnert, a noted merchant tailor of Union avenue, is seriously ill after a slight stroke last Friday. In his 74th year, he has shown some improvement after medical care, with doctors attributing the episode to overwork and lack of rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wehnert
Union Avenue
Mr. Wehnert
Shrewsbury River Gets New Appropriation
In the Rivers and Harbor bill the House passes an appropriation for the Shrewsbury river totaling 305000 dollars. The prior stated amount was 210000 dollars and total prior appropriations reach 379494 dollars 16 cents. W H Bixby chief of engineers reports to Secretary of War Stimson dated January 26 1913 about his exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Thomas J. Scully
Shrewsbury
W. H. Bixby
United States Army
Stimson
Farm Demonstrator Begins Work Tomorrow in Monmouth County
Freehold March 31 William B Duryee Jr longtime agriculture instructor at Freehold High school starts duties as Farm Demonstrator for Monmouth county tomorrow. He will guide agricultural studies at the high school until June and be assisted by Andrew Conover Freehold a young attorney with teaching experience. Duryee sets Friday for office at the high school and will be there all day and 8 to 9 in the morning for personal visits. The service is free and he will visit farms in the county on any day except Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
William B. Duryee, Jr
Freehold High School
Monmouth County
Andrew Conover
Duryee
Percy VanHuel Dead Former Long Branch Boy in Chicago
Percy M. VanHuel aged 28 and once of Long Branch died in a Chicago hospital Sunday from pneumonia after four years in Chicago. His father Benj S. VanHuel of Long Branch was notified by telephone. Funeral arrangements were made to ship the body home. date of funeral to be announced. The metal ceiling worker was home on a visit about a year ago. His passing is followed by a wide circle of friends in the city.
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Long Branch
Chicago
Percy M. VanHuel
Neumonia
Benj. S. VanHuel
William H. Morris, Jr
Y van Huel
Percy
Pioneer Turemians Long Ill Dead Partner Of Phil Daly
Joseph L. Anderson known as Doc Anderson a longtime authority on thoroughbred horses died at 83 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Embley in a big city. He was the seventh son of James and Eleanor Anderson born at Howell Works now Allaire and rose from Eatontown to New York to drive street cars and later become a noted horseman and bookmaker on racing circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Anderson
Albert Embley
Sth Avenue
Big City
Broadway
Doc” Anderson
James
Eleanor Anderson
Atlantic
Pacific
Howell Works
Allaire
Jimmy” Anderson
Eatons Town
Batontown
Long Branch
Anderson
Columbia
Joseph
Eatontown
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ex-convict stabbed in Central avenue fight in Red Bank
Alfred Bowles, an ex-convict, was stabbed early Sunday during a fight at Dave Prate's house on Central avenue Red Bank by Jesse Frost who fled. The penknife blade broke off in Bowles's wound just below the heart and he was also badly cut about the head. Bowles is hospitalized. Officer VanNote heard the quarrel but Frost escaped before patrolmen arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bowles
Dave Prate
Central Avenue
Red Bank
Jesse Frost
Harry VanNote
Frost
Red Bank Building and Association to Elect Directors
Red Bank Building and Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 60 Broad Street Red Bank at eight o'clock tonight A board of directors will be elected and other business transacted Former Councilman C Anthony Wright is named new superintendent of the Presbyterian Home at Oceanport taking effect tomorrow and moving from Kensington Park to Branchport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Building and Association
Broad Street
Red Bank
C. Anthony Wright
Kensington Park
West Long Branch
Presbyterian Home
Oceanport
Joseph Phillips
Branchport
Sea Bird
Sea Bird of the Steamboat Company
Red
New York
Blues Win First War Game By Troop B Red Hawk
Members of Troop B Red Hawk staged a frat war game last night with Lieutenant W acting as referee. The Blues were judged victors for a better position than the Reds. Captain Stout led the Blue army with Sergeant Many Corporal Cook and others. Reds included Lieutenant Noir Thetana Corporal Kennedy Salt Preece and more. About 50 troopers watched, marking Troop B’s first war game at its archery. The Officers School opens May at Fort Myers Virginia with several attendees at government expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hawk
United States Caara Wae
Blues
Reds
Blue Army
Stout
Many
Corporal Cook
John H. White, Jr
Grath
Noir
R. H. Murray
A.C. Vanant Bell
Peaneyivai
Kennedy
van Kelts
Troop B
Bell
Fort Myers
Funeral services today for murdered girl in Sennett
In Sennett New York on March 31 funeral services were held at dawn for Lyde Beecher the young school teacher murdered near Poland last Friday night by seventeen year old Jean Gianini. After a brief service the funeral party went to Onondaga Valley for vault placement.
Legislature Adjourns Briefly to Finalize Appropriations
Renton New Jersey March 31 The Democratic majority in the Senate and Assembly unofficially agreed to adjourn tonight until Monday night to allow the Appropriations Committee to finish its work The plan is to stick closely to the legislative timetable and reassemble for final sessions next week
Brilliant Plating by Long Branch Players
Long Branch team dominates in a marked victory as opponents fail to match their defense and scoring. Key players led both halves, with standout performances from contributors across the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugarver
Bos
New Member Contest In Red Bank
In Red Bank a new member contest begins Saturday morning with boys from the armory class eager to participate. Mr Storch aims to spark enthusiasm and assign duties, with awards promised to those who contribute most. The event continues through April 11 at 10 am, as the group organizes tasks and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
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County Charities’ Aid
Steinbanh Company
Aebury Park
New Jersey
Richmond, Va
Tailor Wehnert III
Jesse Patton
Rush Patton
Chattle
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
le Fevre
Josse
Jas
Park M. Woolley
Cornelia Woolley
Charles Wimpfheimer
West Indies
South America
Panama
Bath Avenue
Stephen Henry Powell
Atlantic Highlands
Powell
Branchport Hose House
Congressman Scully
Percy Vanhuel
Thomas C. Sherman
Norwood Avenuue
Pioneer Turemian
Phil Daly
Epee
Wiliam Presley
Atlantic Avenue
Ie City
Hannaway
Joseph Hannaway
He Hee
Railroad Avenue
Wool Erect
United States
Davern
Sarah Davern
Thomas Davern
Columbia Place
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Florida
A.T. Woolley
South
Somidks
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