New Jersey Legislature to Open in June Debate over Reform
Trenton June 16. The midsummer session of the New Jersey Legislature will open Tuesday with debate over reform and leadership. Supporters back Senator Briggs and Governor Stokes while Colbyites press for thorough reform. The Democratic Assembly’s investigation team earns praise, led by John H. Backes, amid intraparty rivalries and plans for a stronger reform agenda. Assemblyman Wright invites leaders to discuss a public utilities bill akin to New York’s, aiming to push reform despite factional resistance.
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Seward
Douglas
Lincoln
People's Lobby
Briggs
Republican Party
Stokes
Samuel D. Dickinson
New Jersey
Everett Colby
Colby
Colbyites
John H. Backes
Backes
Wright
James Smith, Jr
Essex
Robert Davis
Hudson
Hudson County
Record
Fagan
Smith
Supreme Court
Franklin Fort
Lecord
Davis
Dickinson
John Hinchliffe
Passaic
Hinchliffe
Robert
Robert Hudspeth
Frank S. Katzenbach
House
Jersey Democracy
Edward H. Wright
Newark
Hughes
New York
Notable Clergy Names in Newark Example
Bishop Fitzgerald and the Rev. Dr. William H. Morgan of Newark New Jersey appear in a brief listing likely noting church leaders or attendees. The fragment confirms two high profile clergy tied to Newark with potential ties to a local event or ceremony.
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William H. Morgan
Newark, N. J
SEE THE SUN AT ASBURY Park Visitors Enjoy First Summer Weather
On June 16 at Asbury Park visitors enjoyed the first real summer weather with a sea breeze cooling the %-degree day. The ocean reached 64 degrees as hundreds swarmed Fourth avenue bathhouses opened yesterday. Afternoon and evening concerts filled the Arcade and Casino. New hotel arrivals included dozens from New York Newark Jersey City Philadelphia and other cities as guests at West End Marlborough Grand Avenue Monmouth and Columbia districts.
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Asbury Park
Fourth Avenue
West End
Harry L. Powers
William J. Duane
New York
Edwin T. Cooper
Allenhuret
N. J Marlborough
Joseph Jacobs
Sadye Jacobs
Harry H. Joe
RB. D. Phillips
Frank DeWolf
Elmer Gerard
H. C. Martinson
J. G Crawford
B. J. MacCorry
G. A. Molleson
O. H. Wilson
W E. Calhoun
Plainfield
N. J
Summer crowd at Long Branch signals busy coast season
Long Branch and nearby resorts brim with visitors as hundreds of cottagers arrive and hotels report first sustained summer business. Special elections Tuesday decide on 1000000? bonds to finish ocean front work and Rumson voters weigh preserving local control versus a thorough municipal form. Summer events include Children’s Day at Elberen Memorial Church, Carlisle Indian Band free concerts in Ocean Park, and a Norwood Park Casino musical with top talent. Frank L. Sheppard, Pennsylvania Railroad manager, has rented a cottage in Worwood Park.
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Long Branch
North Jersey
Rameson
Rumson
America
Shrewsbury Township
Elberen Memorial Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Lester White
Helen Conover
Raymond Rogers
Leroy Ayres
Florence Meyers
Marjorie Adams
Mabel Tilton
Emma Sickles
Luther Bowers
Rosina Worth
Lillian Tilton
Mamie Worth
Carlisle Indian
Ocean Park
Norwood Park
Frank L. Sheppard
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worwood Park
Hackensack Church Celebrates 75 Years of Faith
Hackensack June 16 The First Presbyterian Church of Hackensack known as the old Main street church marks seventy five years as Rev Dr C R Kuebler delivers an anniversary sermon. The church began in 1832 as the Re formed Church of Hackensack with Rev Z Paulison the first pastor. July 1871 the church joined the Presbyterian fold. Evening service featured Rev Dr S M Hamilton of Englewood who praised the church’s finances and social standing. Also noted is the fiftieth anniversary of member Mrs Helen A Ackerman of Maywood. Dr Kuebler presented her a book for long service to the congregation.
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Hackensack
First Presbyterian Church of
Famiarly
Main Street
C. R. Kuebler
Reformed Church of
Z. Paulison
True Reformed Church
Albert Amerman
R. H. Wilkinson
H. M. Mactauley
T. Anderson
W. W. Weller
Kuebler
New Station for East Orange
East Orange June 16 Special The Lackawanna Railroad outlines plans for improved station facilities in East Orange denying consolidation of Brick Church and East Orange stations. City will bid to extend Burnet street to McKinley avenue, prompting railroad objections over land and grade issues. Stallman asserts plans are settled and extension should not disrupt tracks or public travel.
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the Lackawanna Railroad
M. M. Stallman
Brick Church
Burnet Street
McKinley Avenue
Stallman
Morris & Essex Railroad
Clinton
Burnet Streets
Memorial Service for Bishop FitzGerald Opens Ocean Grove
Thousands of Methodists gathered in the Auditorium at Ocean Grove for the summer opening service and to honor Bishop James N. FitzGerald, recently died in Hong Kong after work in India and China. The sermon, on Acts 13 36, praised his life and character and urged service to humanity and reform, especially temperance, with emphasis on his lineage, Christian home, and education shaping his work.
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Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association
James N. FitzGerald
Hong Kong
China
India
Ballard
William H. Morgan
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
Dr. Morgan
Morgan
David
Antioch
Paul
Lfe
James Hinton
Christ
Jesus
Horace Greeley
Fitz
FitzGerald
Ireland
Bishop FitzGerald
Samuel Dunloptt
Mother FitzGerald
John Wesley
Epworth
England
James N FitzGerald
Heel
Deaths and births weave through Jersey City notices
Edward McCarthy died at 46 at his home 97 Summit Avenue Jersey City from erysipelas. He served as permit clerk for the city Water Department since 1900 leaving a wife and six children. Dr Gordon K Dickinson treated four year old Wilhelmina Seferton at 347 7th Street for appendicitis. she was moved to Christ Hospital and operated on and is expected to recover. Delia Hefferon of 259 Jackson Avenue Jersey City died by taking carbolic acid in what husband says appears to be a self inflicted act. Belleville rector Cornelius Stevenson Abbott marks the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination on Friday June 2. thirty one years served in Christ Episcopal Church Belleville, formerly part of Trinity Newark.
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Samuel L. Southard
Henry B. Sherman
J. Blake Falkner
Samuel W. Sayres
Mr. Abbott
Broad Street
Newark
Joseph D. Kellner
August Connell
Harry J. Tener
John Smyth
South Jersey
Passaic
Class
Bloomfield
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bryan Grant
Caldwell
John J. O'Connor
Academy Mount St. Dominic
Olive Seles Miller
Mary J. Mooney
Gladys M. Smith
Marie K. Schmitt
Abraham J. Parkin
Hackensack
Dominick Rousso
Etna
R. Rizzuto
Peter Magsia
Rizzuto
Rousso
Dr. McFadden
Edward McCarthy
Summit Avenue
Jersey City
Elity Water Department
Gordon K. Dickinson
7Th Street
Wilhelmina Seferton
Christ Hospital
Dickson
Delia Hefferon
Jackson Avenue
Belleville
Cornelius Stevenson Abbott
Christ Episcopal Church
Belleville Church
Trinity Church
Death in Marihuana Weed Scare Warns of Government Action
A dispatch from Indianapolis News reports a government push to eradicate marihuana in Mexico amid widespread use and dire effects. Incidents include a Monterey crime spree after a cigarette induced insanity, and several killings by intoxicated individuals in Chiapas and Oaxaca.
Ottumwa editor learns of sudden death with a joke
In Ottumwa a city editor was told a prominent citizen died suddenly. A reporter rushed to file a story but found the man had simply suffered a momentary heart pain and collapsed as a joke. The anecdote ends with the reporter muttering the line about making good.
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Ottumwa
Towa
Milk for Christenings Confusion Causes Clerical Quip
A Dundee Advertiser item recounts a vicar who complains to the village dairy about milk. The milkman, anxious, asks if anything is wrong and the vicar clarifies he uses milk only for drinking and not for christenings.
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Dundee Advertiser
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