Schmidt Trial Delayed by Wild Outbreak at Court
Hans Schmidt, the priest who confessed to killing Anna Aumueller, resisted removal from his Tombs cell and faced a murder trial led by Judge Warren W. Foster in General Sessions Court. Women filled the Criminal Courts building as extras kept order while Schmidt’s insanity plea was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumueller
Warren W. Foster
Schmidt
Criminal Courts
Judge Foster
Manasquan inlet project report challenged by engineer
Letters from A S engineer in charge Fred W Abbott say the preliminary survey report on Manasquan inlet improvements is unfavorable. Interested parties may appeal the decision to the board of engineers for rivers and harbors in Washington by letter or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brielle
Fred W. Abbott
A. S
Manasquan Inlet
Colonel Abbott
the Enginneers
Board of Engineers For River and Harbors
Washington
Manasquan River
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Pity Opposes Seaman's Bill At City Meeting
Board of Commissioners meets to oppose Senate Bill 186 without amendments while Mayor Newcomb pushes a resolution. Congressman Scully opposes the measure unless steamers on rivers and bays are exempt. He plans to discuss with committees on federal building and Garfield monument funds tomorrow at City Hall. Also notes auxiliary event at Elk's Home and a Parker's Theatre show with Pauline Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Senate
Bryant B. Newcomb
Chamber of Commerce
Scully
City Hall
Funeral for Caroline E. Morris Green Held in Trenton
Mrs. Caroline Estelle Morris Green wife of Dr James M Green principal of State schools at Trenton died recently Her funeral service was conducted at the Green home in Trenton and at St Luke's Church in this city Pallbearers included Prof Christopher Gregory of city schools The obsequies were conducted by Rev Dr Isaac L Wood Interment was at Glenwood cemetery Officials from the State Board of Education and local board attended The Red Bank Church census committee reported progress with 95 volunteers and a plan to recruit more helpers next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Estelle Morris Green
James M. Green
Trenton
Wilbur A. Heisley
Benjamin P. Morris
Edward Randolph Slocum
Mumper
Seéley
Arthur Forst
Kase
Christopher Gregory
Green Home
Isaac L. Wood
State Street M.E
St. Luke’s M. E
John Y. Dobbins
William H. Morris, Jr
Glenwood Cemetery
State Schools
State Board of Education
Local Board of Education
Red Bank
First Methodist Church
Werner Buys Disbrow Stationery Firm in Brooklyn Ties
John C. Disbrow who ran the Willam D. Newman stationary business in the Woolley building has sold his interests to Harry Werner of Brooklyn. Werner, who sold his own Brooklyn stationery business weeks ago, arrived with his family and assumed control last Friday. Disbrow remains briefly to help. He cites poor health as the retirement reason and has no stated plans. Previously a Central station ticket agent, he now steps away from the business. Mrs. Jemima Cook dies at ninety three. funeral held at Monmouth Beach with Rev. John G. Lovell officiating. interment at Freehold Baptist cemetery tomorrow. funeral director William H. Morris Jr. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Disbrow
Willam D. Newman
Woolley
Harry Werner
Brooklyn
Werner
Disbrow
Eggs in New Jersey storage climb to 162 million eggs
New Jersey state health officials report October 1 cold storage holds 450,636 cases or 162,228,960 eggs. Most are in Hudson County plants. Officials caution high prices may reflect both stockpiling and scarcity, and urge federal action to regulate refrigeration. A London guest story follows on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Health
New Jersey
Hudson County
R. B. Fitz- Randolph
Department of Food and Drugs
Kansas
Covert Funeral set for Friday at Lakewood and West Long Branch
The funeral of Charles C. Covert, who died Saturday night in Lakewood, will be held Friday with services at the Lakewood Baptist Church where he was a deacon. Norwood Council Jr. O U A M will conduct grave services, with pallbearer William E. Norton and council members meeting at one o'clock Friday. Attorney General Edmund Wilson will speak December 12 at the Red Bank YMCA on The Ideal American Citizen Benjamin Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long Branch
Charles C. Covert
Lakewood
Lakewood Baptist ‘Church
Covert
W. G. Weedemeyer
William E. Norton
Norwood Council
No. 127
Jr. O
Franklin
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Edmund Wilson
Benjamin Franklin
Howard Clock Company Installs 8 Day Clock at Grammar School
The Howard Clock Company is installing an eight day timepiece in the Grammar School tower to replace the old clock and it will be in working order by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clock Company
Grammar School
Notice to public on debts contracted in my name
Public notice states that from November 19, 1713 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by Maurice Kraus per David 4 Kraus. The notice appears in adv.271-272.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Kraus
David
Kraus
Ocean Park to Be Cleared of Attractions Again
Ocean Park to be emptied of last summer’s attractions as structures are removed. The Casino and Annex will remain while the scenic railway, Merry go round, sheds and small buildings are moved or razed. Owner Samuel R. Rosoff and others have exited, with plans to reopen nearby or relocate operations.
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Ocean Park
Samuel R. Rosoff
Ocean Front
Keansburg
Wm. H. Piper
Piper
John Mueller
Highland Beach
Mueller
Red Bank Democrats Organize and Feaste
The Red Bank Democratic Club was organized at Borough Hall Red Bank with rooms in the old Navesink bank building to host meetings. Officers include President William J. Swannell and Secretary Frank Maher, aiming for 200 members. A public meeting is slated for early December followed by a banquet at the Germania Hotel for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Democratic Club
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Navesink Bank
Broad Street
William J. Swannell
James Young
Frank Maher
Isaac Rumpel
Arthur L. Wymbs
Harry W. Reynolds
Daniel H. Applegate
Horace P. Cook
Charles Darby
Alexander Cooper
Harry C. Badeau
Germania Hotel
Man With Many Wives Arrested in Cleveland
David R. Devine of Pontiac Michigan is held in Cleveland on fugitive from justice charges. He used multiple aliases and claimed wives in Chicago Philadelphia New York Newark Pontiac. Arrest followed Newark wife’s discovery of letters and a ruse involving a hotel meeting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David R. Devine
Pontiac
Michigan
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Newark
Devine
W. Jones
Henry Eaton
W. W. Moyer
J. F. Myer
J. BE. Brown
Pittsburg
City Market Plans Ordered Prepared On Ocean Park Land
A plan to locate the city market on the extreme westerly end of Ocean Park land was approved. The eye sore at Second and Pavilion avenues to be torn down and the department to prepare market plans. Also noted: paving on Second Avenue finishing, West End Court extension, and new notice for commissioners to assess street paving costs.
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John W. Flock
Department of Parks and Public Property
Ocean Ark
Board of Commissioners
Flock
Arrowsmith
Department of Parks
Solicitor Stevens
Board of Health
Fogarty
Second
Pavilion Avenues
New York
West End Court
Second Avenue
Seaman
Woolley
James Street
Lee W. Berry
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Park Avenue
Berry
Stevens
Supreme Court
Voorhees
New Brunswick
James Campbell
Girard Avenue
Telephone Operator Marries in South Amboy
Miss Jemima Murray former operator at the New York Telephone Company and B H Roe of the traffic department wed in September. The couple reside at Roe homestead South Amboy and later plan a move to Manemett Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima Murray
E. H. Roe
New York Telephone Company
South Amboy
Migs Murray
B. H. Roe
Traffic Department
Roe
Masonic Funeral for Harry H. Frank Held in West Long Branch
Masons of Long Branch Lodge No. 78 conducted a half past eleven funeral for Harry H. Frank at his West Long Branch home. The rite followed an emergent communication at Masonite Hall with officers led by C. F. Lane and Charles H. Ray. Interment occurred in Linden New Jersey with a Masonic delegation present. Frank belonged to Chicago Lodge No. 437.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Frank
West Long Branch
Long Branch
No. 78
Masonite Hall
C. F. Lane
Charles H. Ray
J. Wesley Seaman
Charles L. Edwards
Charles L. Howland
Louis Miller
Philip Schmidt, Jr
L. L. Paterson
J. R. Bailey
Linden
N. J
Mr. Fank
Chicago Lodge
New Jersey Sterilization Law Declared Invalid
Supreme Court declares New Jersey's 1911 sterilization act unconstitutional in the Miss Alice Smith case. Justice Garrison writes the opinion. The state board had ordered sterilization for Smith, an epileptic inmate at Skillman, prompting a certiorari review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Navy
New Jersey
State Board of Examiners
Supreme Court
Justice Garrison
Alice Smith
Newark
Miss Smith
Skillman
Library aid request before city commissioners
Mrs. Asa Francis and two others representing the Free Library urged a $200 addition to the 1914 budget to cover current expenses. Mayor Newcomb endorsed city support, noting Asbury Park contributed $2,600. Francis suggested $200 or more, leaving the amount to commissioners. Monmouth county hires new 8 P. C. A. agent Gustave G. Barnett named by Jefferson Seligman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Francis
Harry W. Green
Anthony T. Woolley
Free Library
Board of Commissioners
Francis
Asbury Park
Newcomb
Monmouth County
Gustave G. Barnett
Jefferson Seligman
County Association
Huerta to Lead Mexican Forces as Crisis Looms
General Huerta plans a field army of up to 150000 to confront the Constitutionalist forces sweeping across northern Mexico. He orders governors to mobilize available troops as Congress prepares to convene to address U S Mexican relations amid diplomatic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Constitutionalfata
Mexico
Heintenga
Acion
México
Will of Anna M. Conover Leaves Church and Library Bequests
Probate in Freehold records Anna M. Conover’s will allocating 1000 dollars each to the First Presbyterian Church of Shrewsbury and the Red Bank Public Library Association, plus 800 dollars to Arrow Smith Post G. A. R. of Red Bank. Daughter Anna T. Ras named executrix in a codicil. Other old wills noted for Jacob T. Stout and Rebecca Teabella Vanmeiard with various bequests and executors.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Shrewsbury
Red Bank Public Library Association
Anna M. Conover
Freehold
Conover
Arrowsmith Post
Red the
Anna T. Ras
J. B. Ru
Sten
Rebecca Teabella Vanmei Ifiard
Jonathan
L. Ben
Howard P
Luella
Ton
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Lunacy Commission
Anna
Women’s Auxiliary
Elk's Home
Pauline Rice
Parker's Theatre
Iacetr
Mag
Green
Glenwood
MR. Werner
Jersey
Department of Health Board
U. S
London
Arthur H. Hood
Mr. Hood
P. Hood
Kensington Park
United States
Qanadar
MR. Covert
RED Bank Democrats
Elberon
Methodist Church
Batontown
St. James’ Parish Hall
City Market
Ocean Park Land
Asbury
Lewis Applegate
Sewall Avenue
Mildred Patterson
Teaac Patterson
Thomas Letts
First Avenue
DeWitt C. Cobb
Anna Bennett
Harry Patterson
Townley Hall
Philip H. Coleman
Broadway
Independens
Congress
U. 8
Carranza Ea
A. F. Broadway
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