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

federal prison, returns nome from
Europe entirely well.
March 1S-Frederick Kohler. Cleve-
lands golden rule chief of police, dis
missed. New York pawnshop robbed
of $3.50, 900 worth of jewelry.
March liking George of Greece
assassinated at Salonica. Cleveland
memorial dedicated at Caldwell.
March 22-Frank S. Black, former
governor of New York State and
noted attorney died at his home in
Troy, N. y.
March 24-Congressman Eugene II.
Kinkead declines to run for governor.
March 25--Bg storm draws heavy
| toll of human lives and does $4,000
600 damage in West. Floods in Ohio
destroy many homes. Seven thousand
killed, five thousand in Dayton alone.
Rev. Willis S. MacRorie, of Mt. Horeb
aud Springdale, found not guilty of
misconduct.
March chooses in Indiana and
Ohio floods grow to sf00,000,000. In
| habitants driven from places Of
refuge by waters.
March 2S-Stanley Roe, of Orleans
street, killed by Clarence A. Hodes
at Z Blocker street. Indictment is
found against Mrs. Jennie May Eaton
by Massachusetts grand jury for muir
der of her husband, Rear Admiral
Joseph Giles Eaton.
| March 31-J. Pierpont Morgan, mas
nate, dies in Rome italy William J.
| Haywood, I. W. W. leader, sentenced
to six months in Jail at Paterson.
April.
| April q Newark's first Federal
grand jury convened.
April S-Legislature passes COM
bination jury measure. Acting Gov
ernor Fielder signs bill regulating
! length of women's hatpins.
| April AFTER an eleven weeks ses-
! sion, the 18th New Jersey Legisla-
| ture adjourns William ]. Leehan ar
rested at Lakewood charged with
murder of Mrs. Charles L. Turner.
April 5--Japan enters protest against
California's alien land law. Newark
| baseball team arrives home from
Southern training quarters.
April S-Sixty-third Congress con-
venes, Democrats III control.
! April 9-John Mullins. of Jersey
City, furniture dealer, dies at Allan
tic City.
April 10-Grave fears expressed for
life of Pope Plus.
April 11-Mrs. Mary Belinsli slain
| by her sweetheart, Adolph Ka-
baszewski.
April 12-Acting Governor Fielder
announces that he favors commission
form of government.
April 14-Assassin fires three shots
at Alfonso, king of Italy. Stray bull
let just misses Vice-Chancellor John
Griffin. George D. Linnen. of East
Orange, was asphyxiated by gas
April 15-William A. Kelly, Of
Bloomfield, killed in automobile acct
dent Clinton Hill Improvement AS
ISOLATION indorses commission form
of government.
April 16-Commission government
wins out in Jersey City.
April 17-Classis of Newark Dutch
Reformed Church leaves case of Rev.
Percival Barker to consistory of
Christ Reformed Church. Professor
Willis l.. Moore, chief OF United
States weather bureau, dismissed
Newark baseball team plays first
game of season against Toronto, Win
ming by score of TO /.
April 1S-Prosecutor Hood puts ban
on prize fights at Hillside Park. Mrs.
William Cummings Story New York,
elected president-general of Daugh-
ters of American Revolution
April 20-Cardinal Farley celebrates
seventy-first birthday.
April 21-Montclair campaign for
Mountainside Hospital ends with $685.
las collected Andrew Niedermeier
commits suicide at 60 Hamburg place.
April 22-Rev. Dennis J. McCartie.
rector of st. Michaels Catholic
Church, dies.
April 2S-Seventy killed and fifty per-
sons entombed by gas explosion in the
Pittsburgh Coal Company's mines at
Courtney, Pa Pomona Borden, daugh-
ter of Gail Borden, condensed milk
king, reported kidnapped from sani-
tarium at Pompton Lake
April 23-George w. Young, banker
husband of Madame Nordica, opera
singer, acquitted by Hudson county
jury Of charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud
April 24--Antonio Fiore found
guilty of the murder of Leonardo
Ciccone Commissioner Frederick L.
Johnson, of School Board. makes
charges OF dishonesty against Engi-
neer George w. Knight
April 25--William d. Haywood, /.
w. w. leader indicted by Passaic
county grand jury. John w. Clark
elected president of the Clark Thread
Company. Christian Honecker COM
mitted suicide at 1913 Franklin street.
April 27-Ramona Borden restored
to father State printers rally in
Amboy Rev. DR.. Charles Hugh
Stewart breaches first sermon as
pastor Of North Reformed Church
April 2s-$35,o0 loss in Robinson
Roders Co. fire. John Erickson, cap
tain of the barge Rex, drowned in
the Passaic river. Forty thousand
homeless from flood in South.
May 1-Sealers of weights and
measures from all over State meet in
Newark. Ninety-cent gas rate takes
effect.
May 2--Governor johnson, of Cali
fornia, declares he will not back
down on Webb land bill. Woodrow
Wilson urges that juries be named
by court alone.
May 3-Bishop McFaul. of Trenton,
opposed to woman suffrage. Board
OF Works commissioners approve
terminal scheme of Public Service
Corporation. Abraham l.. Bookman,
insurance broker, of West Eighty
fourth street, New York, suicide in
Newark hotel.
May 5-Japan to appeal to Hague
on California alien land bill Henry
Gray OF East Orange retired steel
magnate, died in his home. William
Kohlemainen, Finish runner, wins
fifteen-naile championship race on Gel
tic Park.
May -Four New York police in
spectors found guilty of graft. Jo-
seph Ferrara, charged with the muir
der of his brother, Salvador Ferrara,
is acquitted.
May s-Body of Miss Eva Hoffman
found in a pond on the estate of
Stewart Hartshorn, millionaire cur
tain-roller manufacturer, at Short
Hills.
May 9-Frank o. Briggs, former u.
S. senator, dies at Trenton. Tariff
bill passes House. Congressman
Lewis j. Martin, of New Jersey,
buried.
NAV .10-City Counsel Nugent sails