Thaw Conspiracy Requisition Signed by Acting Governor
Acting Gov Glynn signs requisition for Harry K Thaw from New York to New Hampshire authorities. Papers rush to Governor Felker for presentation tonight as Thaw hearing in Colebrook continues until ten a m tomorrow. The case involves extradition and legal debate over surrender to Montreal authorities for trial.
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Glynn
New Hampshire
Nat Eokia
N. Y
Gove . Glyn
Elias
K. Thaw
New York
Felker
Edward A. Conger
Astrict
John B. Mackee
Hornbeck
Concord
Colebrook
N. H
Aeece
Harry K. Thawa
Justice of the Peace
Carr
Conte
New ‘York
Thaw
King’s Bench
Montreal
Cornel McInnes
Dominion
Eleven Citizens Get Final Papers in Court at Freehold
Eleven individuals were granted final papers in Freehold Court yesterday while others in Locksport prepared for future naturalization. Names listed include Olindo, Mar a, Thomas Brock, Buono, Emil Grossgart, John Berthold Pohl, Arnold Briggs, Alfred Langford, Sam Skappos, Pietro Clanstone, Blair Taylor, and Grace King among others. A moving military band concert was announced with a departure from Rockwell Ave at 4 30 p m and arrival in New York at 10 50 p m.
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Freehold
Olindo
Mar
Thomas Brock
Long Sole
Red Bank
Rev- Saal
Asbury Park
Scipica
Buono
Emil Grossgart
Brielle
John Berthold Po
Bones of slain woman's leg linked to Keansburg death
Hudson county officials ferry a leg fragment to Red Bank for verification as part of a murdered woman. Coroner Fay resisted removal until proof tied the limb to the victim, suggesting the body was dumped in the river near Keansburg.
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New York City
Hudson County
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Keansburg
Fay
Jury Drawing Under New Law Delays October Term
Justice Voorhees oversees juror selection as 500 petit and 300 grand list pools are prepared under a springly passed law. The sheriff will mix and draw 60 petit and 40 grand juror numbers, with possible court excusals and substitutions by the justice.
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Justice Voorhees
Freehold
Beecroft
Justice Voohees
Grand Jury
Prohibits Tires On Rear Of Autos In City Notice
Commissioner Lippincott orders traffic inspectors to remove tires obstructing rear license plates after recent accidents. The measure aims to ensure license numbers read clearly. Authorities will enforce the rule on cars found with rear obstructions.
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Trenton
Lippincott
Talk Department
Eae
Serearie
Sun Ia
Spector Elbénw
Keyport
Inspector Baldwin
Ogeanle
Atlantic Highlands
Inspector Boutiler
Rutherford
Passaic
Inspector Johnson
Westfield
Plainfield
Inspector Shinn
Hightatown
Lake Wood
Inspector Pedigree
Briggetoh
Millville
Fire Destroys Two Automobiles at Shrewsbury Estate
A fire at the L. I. C. de Coppett estate in Shrewsbury destroyed two automobiles, a barn and garage, with about 15 000 dollars in losses including furniture, farming implements, hay and oats. The blaze origin remains unknown though kerosene lamps were used in the barn. no one was present when it started and firemen aided the quick spread.
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Fiat
L. Ic. de Coppett
Shrewsbury
William O. Hoffman
Red Bank
West Side
Partia
John Anderson
de Coppett
Long Branch Horatio Tilton Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Horatio Tilton longtime Long Branch resident died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at ten last night after an intestinal operation. He was living with his brother in Keyport and had been in good health until stricken. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m from his son Edward Tilton at 95 Ranchport Avenue with Rev. Dr. John Y. Kins officiating. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch. Survived by son Edward of First National Bank and several siblings.
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Horatio Tilton
Long Branch
Keyport
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Tilton
Tien
Edward
Tiltonm
Ranchport Avenue
John Y. Kins
St. Luke’s M. EB
William H. Morris, Jr
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Highmer
Byle
Tis City
Broadway
Edward Tilton
First National Bank
Aoe Phageas
H. Tilton
Aery
Pur
Willem
Frank Til
Samuel Tilton
Carrie Mosher
Newburgh
N. Y
Two Murder Trials Set Before Justice Voorhees at Freehold
Next week in Freehold Justice Willard P. Voorhees will hear two murder cases. Jen ario Shebell faces trial for the April 6 killing at As Park of Egio To. Torino was shot in a card game quarrel and will be defended by former Judge Wilbur A. Heisley. Afterward Alfonso Reevy, colored, is to stand trial for shooting William Brown at Fair Haven on May 7. Reevy was captured the next day with Joseph Reilly defending him. Ambulance for a Fishhook incident as a woman injured by a hooked line sought hospital care.
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Willard P. Voorhees
Freehold
Jenario Shebell
Egio To
As Park
Torino
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Shebell
Alfonso Reevy
William Brown
Fair Haven
Brown
Reevy
Joseph Reilly
Osborne to Speak Here Tonight
Edmund Osborne, a Progressive candidate for Governor, will speak in this city tonight from the corner of Third Avenue and Broadway. He will be accompanied by George L. Record John G. Blauvelt and Dr. William Lavine with former Mayor Charles C. McFaddin presiding. The public is invited to attend.
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Edmund Osborne
Osborn
George L. Record
John G. Blauvelt
William Lavine
Third Avenve
Broadway
Charles C. McFaddin
Robbers loot Williams & Waite boat workshop in Wednesday break in
Yale lock broken and a portion of a large door torn away. Robbers gained entry to the Williams and Waite boatbuilding shop on a Wednesday night and stole two propeller wheels and a 12 inch circular saw. Shafting and brass remained, while a costly tool kit was untouched.
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Yale
Williams & Waite
Waite
Fewer Corporations Chartered in New Jersey in August
New Jersey saw a sharp drop in new corporations in August with 105 filings versus 180 the previous year. Incorporation fees fell from 21000 to 5700, blamed on the Seven Sisters antitrust laws as officials predict a lasting decline and a shift of charters to Delaware or Maine. Rev John Eadie buried at Atlantic Highlands as funeral noted.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Seven Sisters
Crater
Delaware
Maine
Firemen Relief Fund Disburses Over Half a Million
Auditor John Gibson revealed at the Maw State Firemen's Association convention in Atlantic City that $506,519 was disbursed for firemen relief this year. The fund aided 67 associations statewide and $48,100 went to a pension fund for city departments. Home in Boonton received $11,000, bringing total expenditures to about $155,000 this year.
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State Firemen’s Association
John 8. Gibson
Atlanta
Nice
Boonton
Hans
Garriel
Fred
Will R. Nixon
Joseph A. 8
Morris
Recsr
Ionic Koseahones
Feller Nomination Watch in Trenton As Birch Assigned
In Trenton on September 12 Colonel Thomas Birch received quick Senate approval for his appointment. He plans a week in Washington to study issues before sailing with Mrs. Birch to Lisbon to assume the diplomatic post. Birch backs Governor Fielder for the governorship as a Wilson ally. A bicycle was stolen from Red Bank, near Albert Miller’s shop, and a small fire damaged clothing at a Monmouth Beach home yesterday prompting a quick response from the local fire department.
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Trenton
Thomas
Senate
Birch
State Department
United States
Portugal
Lisbon
Wilson
James F. Fielder
Demscente Nominarional Iire
Red Bank
Crawford
Albert Miller
Monmouth
William Hopkins
Monmouth Beach
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Frank Rogers
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