Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-31
Other Happenings Special During 19

fuerst. Sale of William Nelson library.
held in New York city.
October 17-Sulzer ousted as gov
ernor of New York. William q. Gill
more, millionaire, of West Orange,
causes arrest of Richard J. Ford, vice.
president of Llewellyn Realty Com
pany. on charges to defraud. Twenty
six killed when Zeppelin airship ex-
plodes in Germany.
October 20-Score dead in railroad
wreck in Alabama. Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst admitted to New York.
October 24-John A. Hennesy, chief
lieutenant of former Governor Sulzer,
accuses Charles F. Murphy of dishon-
est methods in the Sulzer impeach-
ment proceedings.
October 25-Suffragist parade in
Newark. Huerta orders election in
Mexico.
October 27-Newark fire officials
leave for State convention at Jersey
City.
October 2S-Leon r. Taylor sworn
IN as New Jerseys chief executive,
succeeding Governor Fielder.
October S0-William NJ. Beard, ex-
assemblyman. sues Newark Evening
, News for $4,000 for libel Mrs. Jo-
seph G. Eaton acquitted OF murder
ing her husband, Rear Admiral Jo-
seph c. Eaton. Police Chief Long
guest Of honor at dinner in Kruger
Auditorium
October 31-Charles r. Hummel and
John L. Kane, court attendants, sus-
pended by Sheriff John F. Monahan
for allowing Raymond e. Smith to
enjoy outing while in their charge.
November.
November 3--Edward Morris, beef
| magnate, dies in Chicago. Cornelius
j. Harrington, proprietor of the Ma
varre Hotel, sentenced by Judge Os-
borne to State prison for from one to
three years and fined 81 ,000
November flames r. Fielder elect
ed governor of New Jersey by 10000
plurality. John Purroy Mitchell elect
ed mayor of New York by 10000 ma
jority.
November 6--Militla called out In
Indianapolis to qnell rioting. Leslie
p. Ward, son of late DIR. Leslie D.
Ward, sued for divorce. DR.. Joseph
NJ. Arnold, noted educator. Of South
Orange, dies.
November Jersey city opens new
postoff1ce.
November S-Vlncent Astor's en-
gagement to Miss Helen Dinsmore
huntington Is announced
November 10-Beiliss Is freed OF rit-
ual murder in Russia. John Dolan
sentenced to death for wife murder.
November 11-Charles Colyer, vice.
president of the Firemen's Insurance
Company, dies Storm sweeps Cleve-
land; twenty-one inches of snow.
November 15-Cunard liner rescues
1OS persons from burning Spanish
steamship Balmes.
November 1S-William c. Brown,
! railroader for A years, resigns as
president of New York Central.
November 19-Sunshine Society in
quiry Endorsed. Congressional dele
cation send rugs to Miss Jessie Will
son as wedding gift.
November 21-Eyaristo and Daniel
Madero, relatives of the late presi-
dent Of Mexico, seek refuge on board
American warship at Vera Cruz.
November 24-Court of Errors de-
cides that Louis Kuehnle, of Atlantic
City. must go to prison.
November 25-Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson, at the White House.
marries Francis Bowes Sayre Hat
ters labor fight on label Is settled
after four years.
| November 26-Four killed, eight in
jured In automobile accident in New
] York Board of Health condemns
thousands of pounds of turkeys in
wholesale houses.
November 2S--New York Real Es-
tate Security Company, capitalized at
$25. 900, 900, forced into bankruptcy.
November 29--Dr. Otto II. Reinhold
Newark chemist, discovers what he
believes to be radium actively among
mineral ores while making mineral
tests.
December.
December 1-Suffra gists open ma
tional meeting in Washington. D. c.
Congress begins regular session. Oh
divorce suit hearing in Chancers
| Court.
December president Wilson reads
first annual message to Congress be-
fore both houses of Congress.
December 3-Suffrage army, thou
sand strong, invades capitol Genera
Porfirio Diaz, former president o.
Mexico, is restored to active servic.
list In Mexican army. Twenty dl,
in Boston lodging house fire.
December elizabeth, N. j., cele
brates 250th anniversary. Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Gait, noted suffrage
leader, suggests tearing up U. S. Con
stitution. Newark man held in $4,000
bail on charge of using poisoned
needle on Brooklyn bride in a loca
theatre