Mexican Delegates Arrive for Niagara Mediation Conference
Five Mexican delegates arrive at Niagara Falls and head to the Clifton Hotel as the mediation talks open this afternoon. American and Mexican delegates prepare for the peace session while reports from Saltillo suggest a desperate battle near Paredon, but rebels deny intensified fighting.
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Fred §. Ferguson
United Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
International Bridge
New York
United States
Mexico
Robert F. Rose
State Department
Cliffton Hotel
Prospect House
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Slocum to act as New Jersey governor this summer
John W. Slocum of Long Branch will serve as acting Governor for at least two weeks beginning next month while Governor Fielder departs June 2. Fielder plans June 9 arrival in Madison Wisconsin for governors conference and will stay through the session’s end. They will relocate to Sea Girt for the summer with private secretary Herrmann, and Fielder will visit Trenton each Tuesday. If Mexican tensions rise, New Jersey National Guard maneuvers may be moved to Sea Girt.
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Trenton
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
Senate
New Jersey
Fielder
Madison
Wis
Sea Girt
White Mouse
L. Edward Herrmann
Mexico
New Jersey National Guard
Opening Day Sparkles as Atlantic League Debuts
The 1914 Atlantic League season opens at Baseball Park with a pennant unfurled and Mayor Newcomb tossing the first ball. Cuban team from Long Branch and Bloomfield-Asbury Park clash as multiple cities observe a half holiday and local officials attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New New and New Jersey
Baseball
Long Branch
Bryant B. Newcomb
Griffin
Broadway
Andy Cakley
Bloomfield-Asbury Park
Coakley
Andy
Asbury Park
Washington, D. C
Carlos Henriquez
Cox
Middletown
Contract Set for Asbury Park Armory
The Armory project in Asbury Park, Trenton reports, was awarded to Berry, Goodwin & Company of Philadelphia with a bid of 25310, the lowest. The appropriation stands at 30500, with several bidders listed including Rome Corporation and Metzgar & Fisher among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Asbury Park
Berry, Goodwin & Company
Philadelphia
W. A. Richmond
William G. Sharwold & Co
Sawyer Engineering & Construction Co
Rome Corporation
Stork Visits Hayden Home, Brings Baby Boy
Old Dr. Stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayden on Jerola Mon Avenue, this city, yesterday afternoon and left a baby boy. Mother and son are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stork
Frank Hayden
Jerolamon Avenue
Smoker Event At Red Bank Elevates Eintracht Society
Chares J. Dillon entertained at a Red Bank Eintracht society smoker featuring stories and songs. The event followed a Motor Boat club gathering and aimed to boost society membership.
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Eintracht Society
Red Bank
Chares J. Dillon
Motor Boat Club
Miss Harvey to Summer at Deal Jerjaima in Deal country place
Miss Dorothy Harvey daughter of Col and Mrs George Harvey will spend the summer at Jerjaima the family country place in Deal. Her engagement to Lieut Marcellus H Thompson U S A was announced recently and no wedding date has been fixed. Thompson is of the third generation of his family in the army.
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Dorothy Harvey
George Harvey
Marcellus H. Thompson
Jerjaima
Deal
Lieut
Thompson
Death of Mr Heitler at Red Bank Home
William A Heitler dies after a short illness at his residence 209 Spridge Street Red Bank. A special at the Grand today features The Circus Clown's Revenge a six reel program. Ruchie and Dance to be held Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall by the D of L adv yj
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Mr. Heitler
William A. Heitler
Spridge Street
Red Bank
Odd Fellows’ Hall
D. of L.adv
Powers Bond Seizure Tangles Shrewsbury Insurance Case
In Newark Vice Chancellor Stevens ordered Harry L. Powers of Shrewsbury to post a $60,000 bond before collecting insurance on property allegedly taken from the Little Silver Sauce Company of Long Branch. The case, filed by the Little Silver firm, centers on disputed ownership of factory personal property at the Hazard factory in Shrewsbury. Florence Auersperg also obtained a $35,000 bond to protect a $30,000 mortgage, tied to Powers’ control of the same insurance proceeds and assets.
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Stevens
Newark
Little Silver Sauce Company
Harry L. Powers
Shrewsbury
Little Silver Company
BE C
Powers
Wilbur A. Heisley
Branchport Avenue
Elmer C. Hazard
Frank T. Metthes
James Campbell, Jr
Florence H. Auersperg
Charles . Sexton
Florence Auersperg
Florence Tl. Auersperg
Barry Valedictorian of Chattle Class in 1914
F Leroy Barry was chosen valedictorian of the Chattle Class of 1914. Commencement speakers listed by Principal Cate include Byron Blaisdell Helen Clark Agnes Ennis Meredith Parker Robert Underhill Dorothy Van Hrunt and Lida Wolcott for a ceremony set Friday evening June 19. Barry known as Roy plans Harvard after a two year charge at Tinton Falls M E Church and will be a ticket agent at the Hast Long Branch station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Leroy Barry
Byron Blaisdell
Helen Clark
Agnes Ennis
Meredith Parker
Robert Underhill
Dorothy van Hrunt
Lida Wolcott
Cate
Long Branch
Roy
Harvard
Tinton Falls M. BE
Hast Long Branch
New Jersey Southern
Leroy
Woodrow Wilson
Additional daily bus trips to Oakhurst and Sea Bright start May 2
Beginning Saturday May 2 an extra trip will run daily to Oakhurst and Sea Bright from Second Avenue at 6 o'clock p m and return at 8 30 p m. Buses departing for Oakhurst at 10 a m will now leave at 11 a m, and those starting at 6 o'clock to Oakhurst and Sea Bright will depart at 6 30 arriving at Second Avenue at 7 o'clock.
First Year's Work Pleasing Success At Long Branch Club
The Long Branch Musical Club closes its first season with a social gathering at the Intermedial School gymnasium. Executive aims to high musical standards. members reflect on past successes and plan future improvements, with a warm familylike fellowship among participants.
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Long Branch Musical Club
Carre
Symnasium
Sea Bright ready for 650000 hotel project in 1915
Inside reports say Sea Bright will have a 650000 summer hotel before the 1915 season, possibly named New Octagon or Sea Bright. Former Octagon guests may help finance, with over 250000 already subscribed. The Board of Trade backs the plan, while cove rs for the beach and wining efforts proceed. A banquet at St Luke's aims to organize a live Epworth League.
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Sea Bright
Octagon
Board of Trade
Provident Packer
Stt. Luke's M. E. Church
Epworth League
Ushers Union elects officers plans fall campaign
The May Ushers Union of St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church met at Arthur J Asay's Irving Place home with twenty members present. Rev Fred B Harris attended. New officers were chosen Henry L D Hrinyly chairman William H Middle vice chairman Arthur A Asay secretary Richard Bower treasurer Bellville VanBrunt chaplain Wilbert Lane. A fall campaign was discussed and a June Ladies Night at Harry Van Brant's Broadway home anticipated.
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Ushers’ Union
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Irving Place
Arthur J. Asay
Fred B. Harris
Henry LD. Hrinley
Wiliam HH. Middle
Arthur A. Asay
Richard Bower
Treariver
Bellville VanBrunt
Wilbert Lane
Broadway
Harry van Brant
Dr. Handley
Reed
Qoke Numper
Neal
Dobbine
Dr Daniel Woolley Dies in Brooklyn at 63
Dr Daniel Morris Woolley of 76 Clarkson Street Brooklyn died Monday night from liver trouble in his 64th year. Born in Long Branch, he built a large Brooklyn medical practice. He leaves a widow and three sons Dr J Addison Woolley Richard Woolley and Daniel M Tolley Jr. Funeral to be held this evening at home. Brother of Mrs Sherman of Bath Avenue and J Addison Woolley Jr. and Charles H Woolley.
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Daniel Morris Woolley
Tf. Sherman
Bath Avenue
J. Addison Wool
Jey
Charles H. Woolley
Clarkson Street
Brooklyn
Sma, Weeleter
Horace W. Sherman
Dr. Woolley
City Commission Holds Brief Morning Meeting
A short city council session this morning concluded after 11 o'clock with routine business. The Board of Health seeks an additional 500 to reach 1,500. city solicitor William A. Stevens and city physician Dr Charles J. Gremer were reappointed, with two-week layover for nominations.
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Board of Health
William A. Stevens
Charles J. Gremer
John W. Fleck
Hightstown
Newcomb
Belmont Avenue
Third Avenue
Frank L. Howland
Ocean Avenue
Cooper Avenue
Sea View
Ocean Front
Two Hundred Fifty Die in Guatemala Race War
A message from New Orleans reports two hundred fifty killed and eight hundred wounded in a three day race war between Indians and negroes on United Fruit plantations near Puerto Barrios Guatemala. An American negro’s attempt to woo Indian queen Narada sparked the uprising. The queen was later tortured by her tribe. Other items note improving doctor Britten, a license inspector renting a Sea Bright cottage, efforts to address fire site conditions, city hall painting, water wagons back in service, Ocean Avenue improvements, and a Long Branch wallpaper shop advert.
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New Orleans
Lat
United Fruit Plantations
Puorto Barrios
Guatemala
Narada
Becker Defense Hit by Excluded Evidence Ruling
New York May 20 Supreme Court Justice Seabury ruled Becker cannot have the confession of Dago Frank Chofiel admitted to show exoneration from complicity in the Rosenthal murder. Principal witness McInerny testified to the confession while warden and chaplain heard it. Manton pressed for the testimony to be part of the record for appeal if needed, while the jury was sent out.
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Fred J. Wilson
United Press
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Seabury
Dago Frank” Chofiel
Becker
Thomas I MeInerny
Sing Sing Prison
McInerny
Clancy
Father Cashin
Dave Prank
Justice Seabury
Martin T. Manton
Hecker
Whitman
Board of Optometry Appointments Listed
Trenon New Jersey May 20 Governor Wielder appoints the officers of the new Board of Optometry naming Louis A. Rochat Lindell C Ashburn Freeman C Leaming Harry L Pine and Benjamin Bloch for terms of three two and one year respectively to oversee the profession locally.
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Trenon
N. J
Wielder
Board of Optometry
Louis A. Rochat
Upper Montclatr
Lindell C. Ashburn
Cape May City
Freeman C. Leaming
Trenton
Harry L. Pine
Bridgeton
Benjamin Bloch
Elizabeth
Rumson Inn Sold for Private Home
Through Joseph P Day 42 acres owned by John Howe and known as Thomas Rumson Inn were sold at private sale. The property has been in the Howe line for 82 years since 1882 and features gardens and orchards. buyer identified as a New York man who plans a handsome summer residence.
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Joseph P. Day
John Howe
Thomas
Harry P. Hewes
Day
New York
Death Notice for Frank M. Demets 68 in Monmouth County
Demets Frank M aged 67 standing 68 years died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital on May 18 1914 Funeral from residence 523 Berdan Place Branchport Long Branch Thursday at 220 PM Friends and relatives invited without further notice
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Dametz
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frank M. Demets
Berdan Place
Branchport
Long Branch
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America
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Recorders Court
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Dr. Gremer
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Britten
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George H. Hell
Husenburg
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