Sharp editorial clash over Stevenson case in Monmouth paper
Jom Coon editor of the Red Bank Register replies to Judge Wester and Judge Foster about coverage of the Stevenson case. He contends the Register published only part of the facts to influence the election, notes publication dates around November, and questions legal authorities on removal of an election officer. The column defends why testimony from VanArsdale was omitted and argues about revolver use, moral character standards, and election law provisions.
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Jom Coon
Red Bank Register
Stevenson
Judge Wester
Judge Foster
Register
Stevensonsom
Foster
the Register
Foeter
Taylor
Freehold Transcript
Saba Park Press
Arthur VanArsdale
VanArsdale
Polliage
Bors
Porter
Stevensor
Sing Fing Pricson
Sing Sing
New York
Sfate
New York State
New Jersey
Common Pleas
Judges and newspapers clash over fairness in Monmouth County
Judge Foster writes to Asbury Park Press and Long Branch Record accusing some county papers of publishing false and misleading items about Freehold court matters. He praises Monmouth and New Jersey papers for public duty, claims elected judges risk political influence, and argues newspapers can appeal to the people if courts err. He cites the Stevenson case and notes county papers’ broad readership and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Asbury Park Press
Long Branch Record
Freehold
Monmonth
New Jersey
Jonathan Bourne
United States
Oregon
United States Senate
Freehold Transscript
Red Bank Register
Alfred Walling
Register
Felde
Monmouth County
John Peter Zenger
New York
Presa
Tweed
Frank Musgrave Taylor
Long, Branch
High Court of Public Ennioy
Steverson
Reginald S. Bennett
James A. Bradley
Dr. Bennett
Asbury Park
Pope Pius X Public Consistory Attended by Physician
Pope Pius X attended a public consistory with a physician present. The event underscores the pontiff's health state and the church’s ceremonial proceedings, drawing attention from clergy and laity alike.
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Pontiff
Penn Defeats Cornell In Annual Franklin Field Game
In Philadelphia on December 1 at Franklin Field, Pennsylvania beat Cornell with three touchdowns and a field goal while Cornell accounted for one touchdown and one field goal. Goals were kicked after each touchdown, final score 27 to 9 in a lively encounter that year.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Cornelians
Lafayette Victory Over Dickinson Ends With Long Dash
In a March field clash Dannehower of Lafayette broke through for a 56 yard run to set up a try and Marshall scored giving Lafayette a 6 to 0 win as Dickinson had led through three quarters.
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Dannehowe
Dickinson
Easton
Dannehower
Lafayette
Marchfield
Dannebower
Marshall
Indians Scalp Brown In Providence Football Clash
Carlisle Indians defeated Brown 12 to 6 before 12600 fans at Andrews Field. Brown fought hard to the end but Carlisle outrushed them, Thorpe outpunting Sprackling, and the Indians’ tackling and interference stood out as decisive factors in the victory.
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Rhode Island University
Carlisle
Providence
R. 1
Andrews Field
Carlisle Indians
Brown
Fough
Thorpe
Penn State Wins Pennsylvania Championship Clobbers Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on December 1 Penn State defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 1 to claim the Pennsylvania championship. A costly first quarter fumble gave State the ball and Mauthe kicked a 32 yard field goal. The dramatic showdown drew 18,297 spectators.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Penn State
State College
Mauthe
Persian Parliament Stands By Shuster
London reports Teheran dispatch states the mejliss unanimously refuses Russia's ultimatum. Protests erupt in streets as Dasnaktchioun offers to resist Russians. The ex shah may join Russian troops in Ghilan. Police seize bombs aimed at Shuster and reveal a July conspiracy. an affidavit accuses Petroff, the Russian vice consul, of instigating the plot.
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London
Teheran
Thmes
Mejliss
Russia
Army Society
Dasnaktchioun
Exshah
Ghilan
Mr. Shuster
M. Petroff
Shuster
Persian Crisis Sparks Front Page Focus in London
London reports the Persian crisis dominates foreign affairs as December beginnings shift attention from other conflicts. The sweep of blame targets Shuster for escalating aggressiveness, cited as a key cause of the crisis and its international repercussions.
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London
Persia
Editorials Criticize Shuster Over Persian Policy
The piece argues fear over disturbing the 1907 agreement between Russia and Great Britain, welcomed in the United States. It blames W Morgan Shuster, the American treasurer general, for mixing finances with politics and provoking Persian politicians to leverage him to free northern Persia from Russian influence.
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Russia
Great Britain
W. Morgan Shuster
Shuster
Persia
M Farland Wins Bout In San Francisco
Packey Mc Farland outpointed Harlem Tommy Murphy ten to one at Jimmy Coffroth's pavilion in San Francisco. Referee Harry Foley issued the decision as Mc Farland failed to impress, with the crowd and the fighter disappointed, amid talk of his potential Wolgast successor and wary betting that favored Murphy lasting long. The piece notes the short average work life of Japanese factory hands, limiting rural migration to cities when jobs are plentiful.
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Tommy Murphy
San Francisco
Packey Mc Farland
Harlem
Tommy” Murphy
Jimmy Coffroth
Harry Foley
McFarland
Wolgast
Packey
Murphy
Fire Alarm Box Locations and Signal Guide for Long Branch
Listing of fire alarm box locations at Franklin to Second, Ocean, Broadway and surrounding avenues with landmarks like Elberon Hotel, Long Branch Station, Edwards Lumber, and Bay area streets. followed by a sequence of tap signals for alarms and tests including open circuit, 12 o'clock test, second alarm, extinguished, and general alarm.
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Franklin and
Second Avenues
South Bath
Second
Brighton Avenues
Cedar Avenue
Takanassee Lake
Ocean Avenue
Elberon
Park and Elberon Avenues
Elberon Hotel
Elberon Station
N.Y
L. B
Hollywood Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Westwood
Guire's
Brighton Avenue
Bath Avenue
Prospect Street
Morris Avenue
Long Branch
BR. R
Third
Westwood Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Slocum Place
Morris and
Campbell Avenue
Broadway
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Edwards Lumber and Coal Co
Morrell Street
Grand
Buttonwood Avenues
Branchport Ave
Cloughly, Nicholl &Co
Washington and
Lafayette Streets
Branchport Avenue
Bennett's
Joline
Edwards Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Halberton Street
Sea View Avenue
Liberty Street
Patten
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Patten Avenue
Riddle Street
West Street
Columbia Avenue
Oliver Byron
Fay Street
First Avenue
Laird Street
Hamilton Avenue
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N. J
Ing Magazine
The
Vaertiele
Asbury Park Yoo
Ite
Tomers
Pope Pius X
PENN
Ailda
M’farland
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