Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-31

Moore, Orange; Emma Goldman speaks
in Alden Freeman's barn. East Orange.
10. THE Breakers" famous hotel in
Spring Lake, burned. II. Twenty die in
sinking Russian torpedo-boat at st.
Petersburg. ID. Ten thousand firemen
AXE part in the monster parade in
honor of cornerstone laying at new
home of Exempt Firemen; Justice Gar
rison decides that Newark Fire Insur-
ance Exchange is an unlawful combin-
alton. 16. President Taft recommends
$685. 900, 900 corporation tax. II. British
steamer fred upon by Russian torpedo
boats near Finnish coast. Is. E. Am
bier Armstrong, president of the
wrecked State Mutual Building and
Loan Association, acquitted by Camden
jury: other directors of association not
prosecuted. 81. Mrs. Eun.ce Alling
Huntington, Of Newark, d. A. r. leader,
dies in Newfoundland. 20. Former AS
semblyman Edward Cooley, of Eliza
beth, killed, and eight others urt in
auto crash; one hundred and sixteen
S~uffragettes arrested IN London. 3d.
Ffrebug starts s125,000 fire at Downs
Plum Paper Box Board Company's
plant: causes death of his w
brother. John Keber.
JULY.
/. New York Police Commissioner
Theodore A. Bingham removed from
office by Mayor Mcclellan; yice-Chan-
celler Howell refuses to grant
Blanchard injunction restraining the
Prudential Insurance Company from
granting additional benefits to policy
holders; six sugar trust directors in
dicted for conspiring to restrain trade
4. All signs advertising liquors in front
of saloons removed. 6. Hospital treat
largest number of Fourth of July VIC
tins city ever had; Congressman
Francis w. Cushman, who represented
State of Washington for more than ten
years, dies. 8. Justice Francis j..
Swayze files dissenting opinion in
Court of Errors and Appeals in case
of Newark Fire Insurance Exchange.
10. William Maxim Smith, well-known
Newark merchant, dies. 49, Rebels at
tack Teheran, Persia. IA. Market
street flaming arcs turned on; Joseph
Otis Minott, famous artist, buried In
South Orange. Is. Philadelphia office
building collapses, many shoppers
killed: steel strikers at McKees Rocks.
Pa, killed and wounded in clash with
troops; British submarine Gil sinks
with thirteen at Cromer, England
16. tHatters in election vote to keep up
strike; thirty hurt in Pittsburg steel
riots; Shah of Persia abdicates; earth
quake in Greece kills hundreds.
II. President Taft insists on tariff re-
duction; Glenn II. Curtis makes new
aeroplane record of "a ITO miles in SO
minutes and 46 seconds. 10. President
John A. Moffitt, of United Hatters Of
North America. enjoined by Vice.
Chancellor Howell from making
speeches advocating fighting by strik-
ing hatters: DIR. Edgar Holden, we'll
known physician, of Newark, dies;
McAdoo tunnel under Hudson river be-
tween New York and New Jersey
opened; Don Carlo de Bourbon, pre-
tender to throne of Spain, dies; squall
in New York bay costs % lives. 20.
DR.. Aaron C. Ward, OF this city, dies
in Germany. q. Hat manufacturers
refuse to meet grand jury to effect
strike settlement; Orville Wright
establishes new record by remaining
In air 1 hour 20 minutes; Emma Gold
man prevented from speaking here
%. Corn Products Company convicted
Of defrauding State of taxes; $780, OO
fire at Long Branch destroys entire
business block. 20. Storm in Texas
causes s750,O00 damage. 20. Patients
transferred from South Orange Ave-
nue. Asylum to new hospital at Over
brook; Louis Bleriot. French aviator,
crosses English Channel in less than
half an hour. %. Market Street BUSH
ness Mems Association registers first
kick against new flaming arcs. 20
Spain threatened with civil war. 80
Vice-Chancellor Howell decides that
union labels can only be used in union
factory; tariff bill presented to House
by Chairman Payne; powers asked to
intervene in Spanish war with Moors
81. Count Zeppelin makes record flight
for dirigible balloons by flying 22o
miles in Germany.