Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-31

touuCeS ne VIII run independently Tor
second term.
August 24-Essex Democratic Coun-
ty committee meets at Avon. Graham
II. Brewer. club man and trustee. of
South Orange, dies at his home Two
more victims of aviation in France
August 25-Leo Frank. of Atlanta,
declared guilty by Atlanta jury #
numbering fourteen-year-ol Mary
Phagan. President Wilson admits
that Lind's mission to Mexico was a
failure. Employees of Splitdorf Elec-
trio Company declare strike.
August 26-United States warships
reach Vera Cruz. Mexico. Mrs Will
lam Velie, of Davenport, Ia, wife of
wealthy automobile manufacturer,
charged with smuggling
August 27-Erla G. Calama, of
Orange, awarded honor in Asbury
Park baby parade.
August Craftsmanship 1mperator
damaged by fire at Hoboken. Porter
Charlton In Naples First race for
sailing yachts for Americas cup an
nounced for September 10, 1914
August 29-United States declares
ban on shipments of munitions of
war to Mexico. Viscount Haldane
visits America.
September.
September MARY V. Fitzpatrick
browns In Branch Brook Park lake.
Clara Smith, Newark bookkeeper.
takes dose of biehloride of mercury
by mistake in New York hotel.
Throngs cheer labor host in annual
parade.
September e-Twenty-fiv killed
and scores injured In New Haven
wreck.
September s-President Wilson's
special agent, DIR. william Bayard
Hale. returns to United States from
Mexico.
September 4-Fielder, Pierce. Colby.
Osborne. Mason, Fowler and Carey.
gubernatorial candidates, speak at
same meeting in Newark. President
Wilson declares he will not recognize
Huerta as president OF Mexico.
September 5-F. Drew Caminetti
found guilty of white slavery by Cali
fornia jury. Commissioner George
M. LaMonte refuses to approve di-
rectors' reorganization plans for
Roseville Trust Company. Hot
Springs, Ark. swept by flames; total
loss approximately 100000 Fire
fighters from all parts of country
parade In New York. Torso of url-
Identified woman found in Hudson
river near Woodcliffe, N. ].
September S--William Travers Je-
rome arrested in Canada for playing
penny ante"
September 1.-TWO soldiers killed in
airship accident in Germany. Two
men killed, three others badly scald-
ed in boiler explosion on United States
torpedo boat destroyer Craven.
September 11-Mayor Gaynor. OF
New York dies on board steamship
| Baltic while on way to Europe.
September l2-Body Of William j
Gaynor, ex-mayor of New York
placed in state In Liverpool town
hall.
September 1S-Raymond e. Smith
missing treasurer of Roseville Trust
Company, surrenders.
September 14-Hans Schmidt, as
sistant rector of ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church, New York city, confesses tc
murder of Anna Aumuller. Ella
Gardiner, Hackensack society favor
lite, found dead in brickyard.
September 15-Dr. Muret, New
York dentist, and his servant, Bertha
Zeisch, arrested as partners of Hans
Schmidt In alleged counterfeitint
! plant.
September 17-Colonel Edward
Henry Wright, sr., dies at his home
here Alice Hopper, sixteen years
| old, of 1873 Windsor street, Kearny
found dead in Passaic river.
September 18-Arthur l.. Greenfield
police recorder. of 402 North Second
Street, East Newark, killed in auto.
mobile accident.
September 19-Mrs. Mabel Mosei
acquitted of numbering her husband
Ferdinand C. Moser. British convict
ship Success" visits Newark.
September 21-Prison keeper Ii
| killed and two convicts are hurt try
| ing to escape from New Jersey State
| Prison Captain Michael J. Long
only man to pass Civil Service ex.
aminations for police chief.
September 22-Funeral of Mayor
Gaynor Impeachment of Governor
Sulzer is declared legal.
September 23--James II. Fielder
nominated on Democratic ticket fol
governor; Colby is Progressive nom
inee; Stokes choice of Republicans
City Counsel James r. Nugent de-
feats Julian A. Gregory, Of East Or
ange, for Democratic State Commit
tee, by q vote of to /. Mrs. JOSEPH
A. Blake enters suit for $1,000, 00
against Mrs. Clarence Mackey TO
alienation of her husbands affec
tons.
September 26-Patrolman Leon Hay
ward, of Sixth precinct, suspende,
from force and locked UP on charg
of misusing police authority in infa
nous manner.
September 2S-Ten persons kille,
and thirteen wounded at Harriston
Miss.
September 29--Timothy L. Woodruff
former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Ney
York, stricken with stroke OF paraly
sis while addressing fusion meeting Ii
New York.
October.
October flames r. Nugent first o
local Democratic party to indors
Fielder. Underwood tariff bill
tabled by Senate.
October 2-Earthquake at Panama
canal not damaged Mayor Jaco
Haussling reviews Patrolmen's Be
nevolent Association. Charles Jaeger
bicycle rider, arrested for looting Bay
onne bank. Cowen Association hold
annual outing from Orange.
October 4-Captain Michael T. Lon
sworn in as Newark chief of police
Augustus r. Jennings, of Rosevill
Bank, arrested. Thomas Tohesky, en-
tombed In mine eight days, released.
October 6-Harry Spencer ICON
fesses' to twenty murders to Chicag
police Walter Winteroll dead as re
suit OF joke of companion. Ney
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Clinton avenue and Van Ness place
formally dedicated. Charles E. Hill
lawyer and former Newark politician
dead Frank Noel Macdonald, oil
city employee, died after short Ill
ness.
October First game of world
baseball series Is won by Athletics.
October 8-William j. Thomson. jr
and Raymond Il. Smith, of Roseyill
Trust Company, arrested by prose
cutor.
October 8-General convention o