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

William Croswell Doane, Of Albany,
dies.
May 2O-Sherif Wedin, of Hudson
county, is found guilty in permitting
three prisoners to escape. Lieutenant
Becker begins fight for life. U. S.
makes reply to Japan. Governor signs
alien bill. Police close silk strikers
meeting hall in Paterson.
May 21-Davenport and Dunn, New
Jersey mountaineers, are found guilty
of writing threatening letters to Pres
ident Wilson. Progressive City Com
m flee asks Colby to be candidate for
Governor.
May Ex-Governor Fielder and other
State officials inspect States oyster
beds. Sheriff Wedin. of Hudson coun-
ty, refuses to quit office. Public Ser
vice terminal plan is favored at pub
lie hearing before Board of Works.
Steel probers quiz c. M. Schwab.
May 23-Insult seen by Japan in
reply by United States. False report
that Japanese emperor died. Briga-
der General Joseph z. jackson dies.
Rev. DR.. Robert Scott Inglis. of New
ark. called a hereto at Atlanta con-
vention.
May Ex-senator Stillwell, OF New
York, on witness stand, on charges
OF nnisappropriation of funds.
May 27-Theodore Roosevelt begins
suit against Editor Newett for libel
in Marquette, Mich. State closes in
Gibson case Water probe of Hud-
son County Hospital. Chancellor
sheriff and Fielder bills are passed by
Assembly. Senate amends Walsh
commission government act.
May Ex-Governor Fielder probes
campaign work of Assistant Secretary
of State Job H. Lippincott. United
States Senate investigation of Pat
erson strike. Public hearing on tariff
bill ends.
May 2s-Hudson Hospital probe
starts. Fowler declares his candidacy
for Governor. Attorney Gibson jury
goes out at Goshen, N. Y, disagrees.
Nav So~Board of Works passes
wood block over Mayor Haussling's
veto. Chief of Police Corbitt dead.
June 2-Dillingham immigration
bill introduced in United States Sen
ate.
June 3-Curran aldermanic commit
tee asks Mayor Gaynor to GUST Wal
do, New York police commissioner.
June 5-Suftragette throws herself
in front of horse at English race track
and Is fatally hurt.
June 6-Charles s. Whitman an
nounces his candidacy for mayor OF
New York.
June 9-Emnnelie W. Dawson, who
threw herself in front of horse In
Derby race, dies at hospital
June 10-Commission government
election In Jersey City.
lime 11-Wittpenn Is routed in Jer-
sey City commission government
fight Americans take first game In
international polo match with Eng
land.
June 13-Five killed in wreck of
Boston express at Stamford, Conn.
Charles p. Gillen defies Robert ii.
McCarter, representing Standard BIZ
tulithic Company, at Board Of Works
meeting.
June 14-Engineer Charles j. Do
herty, of New Haven railroad, ar
rested on charge Of manslaughter.
Federal probe Of records is ordered.
Sheriff Wedin, OF Hudson county,
names panel of Jurors for Paterson
silk strike cases.
June 16-Pennsylvania and Lehigh
Valley railroad bridges burn from
Newark to Bayonne, loss over $780,
900.
June 17-Court disbars son of for
mer Governor Joseph D. Bedle for
misappropriation of funds. Bryan
drafts reply to Japan.
June 1S-Existence OF gigantic
sugar lobby is discovered at Wash
ington.
June Craftsmanship Imperator,
largest in the world, arrives in New
York harbor Jersey City commits
sioners seize Office of former City
Treasurer Schumann by force.
June 20-Twelve killed and twenty
five injured in head-on collision on
trains at Vallejo, Cal.
l June 21-Harvard crew captures
three boat races from Yale at New
London. Pennsylvania State Legis-
lature starts war on lobbyisnl
June 23-Forty cxcursionists hurt
when cars roll down embankment
near Rochester, N. Y.
June 24-Two gunners killed and
two injured as gun bursts at firing
of salute at Cherbourg to President
of France Governor Sulzer denies
charges OF Charles F. Murphy, and
invites Murphy to debate. One killed
and eight injured on New York. New
Haven and Hartford at Canaan,
Conn.
June 26-Newark loses fight TO keep
port of entry. Collector Dairymple
removed. Miss Marion Gaynor,
daughter of New York's mayor.
christens new freboat at Elizabeth,
N. j. Governor Suffers direct pri-