Halloween Pranks Kill Three in Chicago and Red Bank
Three fatalities and numerous youths involved mark Halloween revelry with little property damage in Chicago. Red Bank sees gangs clashing in flour battles as part of the city wide celebration.
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01 Nov 1913
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Long Branch Daily Record in Long Branch, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
1
Hallowe'en Pranks Turn Deadly as Chicago Youth Die
Three people die after Halloween pranks in Chicago. Morgan Campbell 16 electrocuted removing an arc light. Mrs Alma Stoner son dies while romping at a party. The Stonerson matriarch dies after receiving the fatal news by telephone. City scenes show widespread mischief with gates removed and carts wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Morgan Campbell
Alma Stonerson
Stonerson
Shadowgraph play headlines church event and ads
A shadowgraph ballad program at the Sunday school of the First Church in Red Bank drew praise for the Ballad of Mary Jane and a witches drill by young girls. Arthur Chester A. Arthur named musical director of the First Reformed Church, with violin performance planned. Parker’s Theatre features 3 reel and 2 reel films tonight and auto bus fare remains 6 cents until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Hallowe'en Social
Wirst Gap Fist
Red Bank
Herbert L. Murdock
Marion Ford
Lidia Applegate
Doris Casey
Hazel Hallenbake
Arthur
Chester A. Arthur
Matawan
Thia City
First Reformed Church
Pon
Red Bank Election Voter Support Favours Democratic Nominees
Local speculation in Red Bank points to continued Democratic control after next Tuesday’s election. Archibald J. Miller and Ralph O. Willingues, both prominent taxpayers, are the Democratic Council candidates. Miller, born in 1875, educated at Columbia, long tied to Roebling & Sons and former head of trade groups, praised for prudent spending and nonpartisan adminstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Ealief Engine Company
Archibald J. Miller
Ralph O. Willlgues
Mr. Miller
Jersey City
Colubia University
John A. Roebling & Sons Company
New York
New York Electrical Trades Society
National Electrical Credit Association
United States
Highg & Strong
Cold Storage Plant With Public Market Considered
Long Branch officials study a municipal cold storage plant to support a public market where residents and farmers can store produce cheaply. Commissioner John W. Flock pushes the idea. engineer Futile? detailed plan by Furman A. Wood of McMillan and Wood cites a 65 cent per ton ice cost with a $10 000 plant, or $5 000 for half size, using new freezing water agitation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Flock
Furman A. Wood
McMillan and Wood, Consulting Engineers
Philadelphia
Long Branch Record
Cleveland
Long Branch
Frank Pharo
Tuckerton
Jersey
aTeald
Fleshinka
Munnicipal Co
Tomes River
Trenton Times
Commission
Friends of the
Trenton
Upper Coset
New York
John W. Fleck
Colby Appeals In Jersey City Campaign Clash
Everett Colby visited Jersey City to urge electors against his Democratic rival James F. Fielder while accusing Stokes of being out of the race. He attacked Governor Fielder for backing non progressive Assembly nominees and recalled Major Carl Lentz to bolster the Republican push. The notice also promotes a West End Fire Engine Co. No. 9 event and Parker’s show listing at The Black Mask theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Everett Colby
James F. Fielder
Colby
Stokes
Reblican
Jamaling
Fielder
Carl Lentz
Bors
Lentz Ag
Lentz
Stokee
Tne
Democratic Assemble
James KP. Fielder
Muntawai
Raritin
Middletown
Whs Se
Frank 8. Katzenbach, Jr
John W. Slocum
Henry 8. Terhune
David S. Crater
Wilber
A. Becroft
Charles F. McDonald
John Cor Hes
Dugan
Orange
Matawan
Keyport
Readsburg
Monmouth
Belford
Newcelui
Atlantic Highlands
Vicker
Bay Shore District
Govrier Fielder
Assembly
William BE
Mount
William Winans
Katzenbach
Highlands
Higtlande
Elizabeth
Union County
Thomas P. Fay
James Wood
John Sacco
A. Lustbaum
Siiney T. van Dyke
Raymond Wegler
Frank Johnson
George Covert
A. ©. Johnson
Monmouth Beach
Geol
Spinulog
Harrison Avenue
Omcer
Harry van N
Robert Hackett
Candidates Propose Citizen Committees in Fair Haven
At a Fair Haven Welfare and Improvement association meeting held at Frederick W. Travis home Republican nominees for councilmen were announced as Travis and Joseph Davis. Travis read a joint statement outlining governance goals and civic pride, endorsed by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
White House congratulates New Jersey Governor Taylor
Telegram from Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to the president extends cordial wishes to Leon Rh. Taylor on his election as Governor of New Jersey. Also reads notices about church services and local ads for a public market and theatre features at Parker's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Taylor Ting
White House
Don
Leon Rh. Taylor
New Jersey
Josehph P. Tumulty
Bungalow Fire Near Rail Tracks Threatens Homes
A bog fire next to railroad tracks at the foot of Colinhas place threatened nearby bungalows including the Thompson residence. Firemen fought stubborn flames for over an hour as alderbrush and cattails fed the fire and sparks from passing trains were blamed. In a separate note North Long Branch beat Oakhurst 12 to 0 at home, with a rematch set next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinhas Poplace
Lrickly
North Long Branch
Oakhurste
Aft
Oak ‘Wurst
Nnh
Verdict awards $793.25 to Mrs Reid in Palmateer suit
After hours of deliberation a jury awarded Mrs Macy Louse Reid $793.25 for services to the late John Palmateer. The suit claimed support during 1901 onward while she lived with Palmateer, who died January 6 1912. Executors and witnesses faced defense challenges as accounting and prior payments were examined. The case reflects tensions over earnings and living expenses amid settled claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Macy Louse Med
Ol Achityik
Ss.bex
John Palmuteer
Palmateer
Mra. Ieid
Boned
Lila Lasi
Mr Palmateer
Audi
Wesley A. Palmateer
Mma Muster
Reid
Charles R. Snyder
Red Bank Youths Fail to Tear Down Fence Amid Vandalism
A group of about 200 Red Bank youths attacked the Poulsen West fence on Broad Street and halted when police intervened. They turned off street lights, set a wagon and debris ablaze, and scuffled with officers near the Public Service yard and Lyric theatre. no shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Broadway
City Hall
Hallowe’en
Seventh Avenue
P. Soffel
Third Avenue
Morris Avenue Brook
Soffel
Lippincott
Hallowe’eners
William G. Presley
West End
G. C. Poulsen
Calvin West
Broad Street
Red Hawk
Houlsen
Milo
Mr. Weet
Marly
Wi Red Bank
T ‘Public Service
Monmont ‘Street
Richmond
Brilave
Sid
Flower Exhibit Delights at Eiberon Horticultural Show
Charles Hurn of the Daniel Guggenheim estate won first prize for best table dinner decoration at the Asbury Park Casino closing day. George Musson earned second prize for table decor with Sillburst roses and maiden hair ferns. Honorable mention went to Anthony Hauer for a composition using cattleyas orchids and dendrobium. The exhibit was praised as one of the society’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hurn
Daniel Guggenheim
Eiberon
Eiberon Horticultural Society
Asbury Park Casino
Kayn
Ae Hu
Ann Massen
Viinist Lademann
J. B. Alen
Estete Sitierinstendent
St. R. Guerenheim
George Musson
Prederick Frelinghuysen
Elberon
Anthony Hauer
Henry Goldman
Deny
Aur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neps Hose House
John W. Flack
Paker
Margaret W. Parker
Theic
Geneseo State Normal School
Parker
Parker's
Black Mask
Ady
Parker's Theatre
Oakburet
Oceanport
Sea Bright
Goodenough
Jos Ist
Miller’ and
Willguss
MR. Flock
Fleck
Jersey Coast
the Nation Athletic and Social Club
West End Fire Engine Co
Binack
Frederick W. Travis
Joseph Davie
Asbury M. E
Avenine
Slenine
Eady
Mies
Pauline Riew
Lady Orchestra
State House
Edward BR. Grosseup
Fielder Hig Bade
Wiks
Mr. L. Reid
South Shrewsbury
Boech Magneto
Branchport Clut
Dorbeck
McPaddin Garage
The
Daily Record
Poulson
Monmouth Street
Eipire Theatre
Borough Hall
Harry C. Baddau
Lyric Theatre
Globe
Firenzi Gardens
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