Long Branch approves underground gas conduit ordinance
The Long Branch Board of Commissioners passes a measure authorizing Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey to lay underground conduits and cables on specified Broadway, Second, Third Avenues and related streets. The ordinance sets trenching rules, restoration duties, and a 20 year term with company indemnity and eventual removal of overhead lines.
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Long Br
Consolidated Gas Company of
New Jersey
City of
Long Branch
Folfowa
Nersey
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City of Long Branch
Broadway
Rockwell Avenue
Seyond Avenue
Ward
Board of Commanioners
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of
Tampa
Said 'S
Jow, Si
Marshall Woolley
Bryant B. Newcomb
Howlan Thomar
Y. Nurowsbaith
John W. Flock
Union Avenue
Second Avenue
North Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Third Avenue
Dunbar Avenue
Frank L. Howland
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
THREE HURT AT GAME CONTINUED SUMMARY
The Victors suffer injuries as Wilbur Ransom and another player require stitches after tumbles into glass. Pirates win 10 to 5 on the same gridiron, with Haos Bailly the top ground gainer for Pirates and plans for a rematch next Saturday.
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Ed the Akin
Wilbur Ransom
Ransom
Pirates
Haos Bailly
Chattle
Social Notes Mention Thanksgiving Visits and Vacations
Miss Ada Ringleben of Joline avenue and Harold Bennett of Liberty street spent Thanksgiving with Harold Bennett’s aunt in South River New Jersey. George Day of New York and Charles Day of Newark visited Frederick Day in Oceanport. Frederick K Shield Jr of Highland Park, valedictorian of Chattle High School Class of 1911, visited local friends last week. Patrolman Joseph V West begun vacation with trips to Baltimore Washington and Virginia. Mr and Mrs Herbert Meyers of Sixth Avenue entertain Mrs Meyers sister Mrs Marvin Bilderbach and her daughter Edna of Yorkville New Jersey.
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Ada Ringleben
Joline Avenue
Harold Bennett
Liberty ‘Street
Patrick Kelly Dies Prominent Holm del Township Farmer
Patrick Kelly a leading Holm del township farmer died after a week in bed at age 75 from arteriosclerosis. Survived by his wife and five daughters, including Mrs. Mull en of Lincroft and Mrs. Kelly of Middletown. Funeral Friday at St Catherine's Everett with Rev J S Goff. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. He rose from farm labor to own two Crawford’s Corner estates and long managed James Crawford's Averett property.
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Patrick Kelly
Holmdel Township
Kelly
Thomas Mullen
Lincroft
Charles Kelly
Middletown Township
St. Catherine's
Everett
Goff
Robert R. Mount & Son
Red Bank
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Crawford’s Corner
James Crawford
Averett
Bird That Shaves Bonmot Keeps Shaving Feathers
An Exchange lampoons a South American bird the bonmot by noting its habit of shaving its blue tail quills to leave a neat oval of soft whisker. Philosophers compare this odd grooming to humans shaving cheeks and chin while preserving a mustache like a tall oval.
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Bonmot
Congress Opens With Busy Debut For Final Sixty Second Session
Washington reports a full House and Senate as the Sixty second congress begins. Delegations, outsiders, and Democrats seek offices and tariff talks. President Taft's foreign relations message due tomorrow with a general message Friday. Key cases loom and tariff hearings start as lawmakers tackle the employers liability act and Works bill. Sulzer, NY governor elect, praises bills he authored and hopes to see passed.
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Washington
Ofela
Underwood
Taft
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Barrimanines
House
Ways and Means
Railway Brotherhood
Sulzer
William Sulzer
New York
Foreign Service
International Commission
High
Interparliamentary Union
International Prison Congress
Rich inventor ends life in Philadelphia by gas
Charles B. Heller, 73, a wealthy retired manufacturer and inventor, left a note to his brother saying he suffered extreme heart pains before dying by inhaling illuminating gas. He authored scientific pamphlets and invented instruments used by researchers.
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Charles 8. Heller
Philadelphia
Charles Heller
Weather Forecast: Rain In South Snow In North Today
Weather bulletin reports rain in the southern portion with possible snow in the northern area today. Warmer conditions expected southward with tomorrow bringing more rain in the south and continued rain or snow to the north. Brisk south winds accompany the unsettled conditions.
Governor Mann Hosts Governors at Richmond Convention
Governor William Hodges Mann of Virginia welcomes fellow state executives to Richmond for the annual conference of the house of governors. His colonial mansion near the capitol square will host various entertainments in honor of the visiting governors.
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William Hodges Mann
Richmond
Capitol Square
House of Governors
Virginia
Mann
Patrick Adjured to Keep His Mouth Shut
New York December reports Albert T. Patrick remains silent following a telegram from his brother in law John T. Milliken of St. Louis urging secrecy. Patrick intends to fight for vindication over William Marsh Rice, will disputes, with lawyers Olcott and O Neill in Claremont Avenue. Milliken calls the plan suicidal and warns Patrick to stop speaking to newspapers.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
John T. Milliken
St. Louis
Dix
Patrick
Clare- Mont Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
William M. K. Olcott
George PF. O'Neill
William Marsh Rice
Milliken
W. M. K. Olcott
Rice Estate
Hotchkiss Resigns as Progressive State Chairman
State Chairman Hotchkiss of the Progressive party announces he will resign at the December 6 meeting of the state committee at state headquarters. He will remain active in party councils on the legislative committee and the board of directors and thanks members for their loyalty during the campaign.
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Progressives
New York
Hotchkiss
The
Progressive Party
Women Demand Recount In Michigan Suffrage Vote
Detroit December 2 A petition for a recount of Wayne county vote on the constitutional amendment granting equal suffrage was filed by women suffrage leaders. The county tally showed a decisive defeat. petitioners allege error and fraud and threaten court action if the board refuses or grants the plea.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Wayne County
Board of Canvassays
Red Bank Man Accused Of Stealing Chickens
Orville White, a Red Bank resident employed by John L. Schanck of Lincroft, was arrested on petty larceny charges for taking a chicken and a guinea hen. He pleaded not guilty at a Red Bank hearing before Recorder Badeau and is held on $100 bond. Archibald W. Williams posted the bonds, and White was released. The theft followed Mrs. Schanck finding the poultry in White’s bundled bundle as he returned home by bicycle.
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Red Bank
Orville White
John L. Schanck
Lincroft
Constable Smith
Schanck
White
Borough Hall
Badeau
Archibald W. Williams
Red
Mrs Trafford dies after long Red Bank residence
Susan A. Trafford a former Red Bank resident died on Thanksgiving Day at her sister Miss Julia Byram's home near Morristown New Jersey. The funeral for 68 year old Trafford was held from Mason Trafford's Hol lywood Avenue East Orange home. She leaves a sister Mary and a brother Walilim Byram and was daughter of David and Adelia Byram of Red Bank.
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Red Bank
Morristown
Susan A. Trafford
Julia Byram
N. J
Walilim Byram
Trafford
David and
Adelia Byram
East Orange
Oceanport A C Attends Church Service
The Oceanport A C attended church in full force Sunday evening. Rev. J. F. Heileman preached a very interesting sermon.
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Oceanport A. C
J. F. Heileman
Red Bank Man Hospitalized After Rupture Incident
Elias Davis of Chestnut Street Red Bank was removed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital late Saturday evening after suffering a rupture. He underwent surgery and is progressing as well as can be expected. Drs J E and William Sayre of Red Bank attended. Davis has long worked at the Red Bank establishment of the Monmouth Ice Company.
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Elias Davis
Chestnut Street
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
J. E
William Dr. Sayre
Mr. Davis
Monmouth Ice Company
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Winfield BR
Warwick
C.aw
W. H. Mann
American Press Association
Stroe
Hanson
Royal Society
Winfield R. Warwick
HULL
Long Branch, N. J
Wren Red Bank
Asbury Park
Lemaistre Lace & Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
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J. Krides Red Bank
Joseph Salznes Bank
H.N. Supp
Regal
Buster
Jha Reve Shoe
Broad St
Wearlex
Franks
Conon Rent
Asbudy
Lar
Sruest
Ritoet
Kiteadie
Catrein Monmiou' Berger
Stricklin's
W. CG
Wiseman
Cookman Avenue
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