Wilson to Congress Endorses Sherman Law Reforms
President Wilson in his annual message to Congress calls for keeping the Sherman Antitrust Law and enacting improvements to clarify and fairer administration. He asserts no war with Huerta in Mexico and urges swift passage of an administration currency bill.
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Wilson
Congress
Washington, D
D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
House
Huerta
Mexico
Detective Capt Walling recovers auto thief in New York case
Detective Captain Walling returned from New York with John Lamb, believed driver of the Hall automobile that struck Samuel Hayden Jr. on Third avenue last Thursday. Lamb posted bail at 800, owner George Hall also under bail for December 16 hearing. Hayden’s condition improves at hospital though still dazed, with partial recognition returning.
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Walling
New York
John Lamb
Hall
Samuel Hayden, Jr
Third Avenue
Lamb
City Recorder Arrowsmith
George Hall
Union Avenue
Hayden
White Way for the Holidays to Light Long Branch Streets
Long Branch plans a white way from Fifth to Second avenues for December 2 to January 3. Each session costs 10 dollars or 180 dollars total. Subscriptions so far total 161 dollars with 19 dollars still needed, and merchants pledge further support. Major contributors include Citizens National Bank, New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co, Long Branch Merchants' Association, Consolidated Gas Co, and many local firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Fifth Avenue
Second
Citizens National Bank
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co
Jacob Steinbach
F. M. Taylor Publishing Co
B. Sussman & Sons
Louis Miller
Samuel §. Scobey
H. C. Rehm
T. F. Johnston
Sugar Bowl Co
A. M. Townley & Co
William J. Brokaw
W. H. Woolley & Co
Pauline M. Wert
Schneider & Glass
Harry Goldstein
Philip L Cohen
M. Singer
S. S. Nathanson
H. Werner
Rector and Officers Deny Assaults In Sea Bright Dispute
Emphatic denials come from Rev. W Dutton Dale of St George s Rumson and Sea Bright bridge officer regarding an assault claim by James M Allgor owner of Rumson road spite fence and bungalow. Dale says he merely touched Allgor s shoulder to enforce civility while Allgor sells postal cards and blocks the bridge. The officer claims he acceded to restrain Allgor for blocking the bridge, with ongoing legal actions and sheriff sales planned for Allgor s properties.
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W. Dutton Dale
St. George's Church
Rumson
Samuel Longstreet
Sea Bright Draw-Bridge
James M. Allger
Rumson Road
Allgor
Dale
Record
Elliott
Rev
Mr. Allgor
Sea Brights Draw
Allger
Sea Bright
Temporary U S Marshal Named in New Jersey
Edwin R. Semple of Mount Holly was appointed temporary United States Marshal for the District of New Jersey by Judge Rellstab. He will serve until a full term is appointed by President Wilson and retains deputies from the Alcott era. Isabella C. Dalton files bankruptcy in U S Court with assets around 5198 and liabilities near 6997. A $7 000 contract is signed for a new stable and alterations to a cottage by R T Hughes with Martin Beck. A note asks for return or payment for chickens taken from a hen roost last Friday night. Parkers hosts a Wednesday night event with six one dollar bills for the audience.
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U. S
Trenton
N. J
Edwin R. Semple
Mount Holly
United States
District of New Jersey
Rellstab
Mr. Semple
Wilson
Thos
J. Alcott
Semple
Marshal Alcott
R. Tl. Hughes
Martin Beck
Reck
Elberon Avenue
Kahn
Father Nash Leaves St James Church for Cathedral Staff
Rev. E Brigs Nash resigns as rector of St James Church to join the staff of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York. Trustees voted unanimously to extend the appointment, marking a notable move from a seven year tenure and signaling the cathedral’s growing prominence and ambitious expansion.
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Nash
ST. James Church
St James’ Church
Ed. Briggs Nash
St. John the Divine
New York
Bishop Greer
Dean Grosvenor
Stires
St. Thomas’ Church
Slattery
Grace Church
August Belmont
Henry Lewis Morris
George McCullough Miller
Elbridge T. Gerry
New York Cathedral
Morningside Heights
Miles Farrow
Wvill
Canon Nash
Murder hits crowds at Pride of Hollywood night show
A dramatic schedule card reports a fatal incident linked to a romance and ticket dispute at Townley's Hall. The item lists films and acts including Rival Engineers and Mexican Pull Fight among attractions at Parker's tomorrow Wednesday.
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Pride of
Commerce Chamber to Retain Name in City Affairs
Long Branch will keep the Chamber of Commerce title as the civic group revises by laws. An adjourned meeting at City Hall formed a committee to submit amendments. directors election postponed a week. fireworks bill discussed with a $175 display contract reportedly trimmed to $75. A carnival deficit for 1912 and 1913 to be raised by a special committee with about 200 subscriptions.
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Long Branch
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Board of Trade
McFaddin
Edward ©. Lacour
J. H. Davis, Jr
Leon Cubberley
H. Morford
Chamber
W. K. Campbell
EK. E. Lacour
B. B. Newcom
Br. George H. Baker
W. M. Lewis
Campbell
Taylor to Remain Acting Governor Through Inauguration
Acting Governor Leon R. Taylor will stay in office from January 15 until Governor elect Fielder is sworn in on January 26. Assistant Attorney General Gaskill ruled that the Speaker who becomes Acting Governor remains in that role until the new governor's inauguration.
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Trenton
N. J
Leon R. Taylor
Fielder
Gaskill
Taylor
Aged resident suffers fall at home in North Long Branet
Samuel Hayward of West street North Long Branet, elderly and frail, fell while stepping to the kitchen top step. He could not bear weight on his right leg and required neighbors and his wife to assist. He moved slowly and showed intense pain with no broken bones evident.
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Samuel Hayward
West Street
North
Long Branet
Firemen Elect Officers in Local Contest Tonight
Candidates James Ennis Jr of the Independents and Louis Huhn of the West Ends are MIA for second assistant chief while Edward W. Reid advances to first assistant. Polls open 7 to 9 PM with expected 500 votes. Joseph Schwark to succeed Chief Kingsland as retirements and shifts unfold.
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Ennis
Independents
Huhn
West
Hremen
James Ennis, Jr
Louis Huhn
West Ends
Department
Joseph Schwark
Joseph J. Kingsland
Edward W. Reid
Reid
Bunig
The
Pall Dalys
Fire damages SFA Bright Hotel in Sea Bright
Fire and water damaged the Penpé sila Hotel on Ocean Avenue Sea Bright costing about 6000 dollars. Owner Mrs. M M Dederer of New York was notified. caretaker V G Campbell and Life Saving Station No 3 member Peter Olsen aided the Sea Bright fire company which fought the blaze from five to eight this morning. The fire likely started in a second story bedroom. Alimony won by Mrs Phoebe Tilton against George Howard Tilton. amount to be set after further affidavits.
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Penpésila
Ocean Avenue
Sea Bright
M. M. Dederer
New York
V .G. Campbell
Peter Olsen
Sea Bright Fire Company
Lewis
Phoebe Tilton
George Howard Tilton
Illustrated Lecture at Baptist Church by Dr Woolston
Dr Clarence H Woolston of Philadelphia will lecture at First Baptist Church on It Happened in London illustrated with 150 stereopticon views. The talk promises humor and an imaginary tour of London scenes seen first hand by the speaker. Prof F P Tall will give a half hour organ recital before the eight o clock start. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
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Clarence H. Woolston
Philadelphia
America
First Baptist Church
London
Woolston
Chas. F. McCoy
FP. K. Tall
Brothers travel by bike to Clarksburg and back
Roland Jerolamon and Harry Ely of North Long Branch toured Clarksburg for Thanksgiving visiting Mrs Hime McKnight. They rode about 75 miles round trip on bicycles, leaving Wednesday afternoon and returning Monday morning with no mishaps.
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Roland Jerolamon
Harry Ely
Long
Clarksburg
Mre
Hime McKnight
Mr. Ely
Elks Pool Tourney Opens This Evening in Asbury Park
The Elks pool tournament begins tonight with Asbury Park facing Long Branch on Long Branch tables at the Home in Garfield Avenue. Local participants include Under Sheriff Barkalow of Freehold and William Moore of this city. Sewing Circle to Meet at St James Red Bank. Rosary Society invites attendees to join the circle gathering at St James Church Monmouth Street. Tonight at the Commercial German dinries Hassenpfef fer mit Kartoffell Kloease plus Chop Suey and other items. audience offered a one dollar bill.
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Asbury Park
Garfeld Avenue
Sheriff Barkalow
Freehold
William Moore
St. James’ Church
Red Bank
St. James
Monmouth Street
Dinries
Hassenpfeffer Mit Kartoffell Kloease
Wilson Forged Victors In Fight For Speaker
Branegan of Hudson wins majority leader post by a 29 to 7 vote in a test of strength as Wilson forges ahead in the speaker battle.
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Wilson
Branegan
Hudson
Beekman Favored For Speaker In Heated New Jersey Caucus
In Trenton on December 2, Democratic Assembly members selected Agariah M. Beekman of Somerset as party speaker candidate, with Jos M. Branegan of Hidden named majority leader. Intense factions clashed as anti Wilson men sought to derail Beekman, while nine Essex delegates backed James R. Nugent for leader.
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Trenton
N. J
Assembly
Agariah M. Beekman
Somerset
Fielder
Wilson
Jos. M. Branegan
Hideen
Beekman
Dermott
Hudson
Leonard
Union
McDermott
Essex
James R. Nugent
Josloom
Frank M. L. Flinn Dies at Oceanic Musical Figure
Frank Morrell Flinn, 46, longtime Oceanic resident, died after a brief illness at his Flint Street home. Funeral at Oceanic M B Church with Rev. Ledden officiating. Kalon Castle No 72 KG E and Long Branch Musician's Court No 67 Foresters of America to attend burial. Survived by widow and brother John W. Flinn of New York. Flinn known as bass viola and trombone player and decorator. Also note relocation of upholstering business from 652 Broadway to 626 Morford Avenue.
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Frank Morrell Flinn
Flint Street
Oceanic
Oceanic M. B. Church
W. Earl Ledden
Kalon Castle
KG. E
Musician's Court
Foresters of America
Filton
James B
Sarah Flinn
John W. Flinn
John Wanamaker Astore
New York
Ity
Mr. Flan
Two 2 Reel Features Rival Engineers and M Bo Fight
Two 2 reel feature pictures headline rivalry with engineers and a boxed fight scene. Other acts and show details appear mixed with misprints, noting a Wednesday schedule.
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Ady
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Eatontown
Wall Paper
A. F. Golden
Broadway
White Way For Business
Dalton
Dee
Isabella C. Dalton
E. V. Croxson
Parkers
ST. John’s
P. Hall Packer
H. P. Soulier
J. BE. Harvey
Monmouth County Electric Co
Hintermann's Corner
E. Briggs Nash
Parkers Tomorrow
Commerce Chamber
RETA
Holds Taylor
Mannequan
L William Smith
Smith
Daughters of Liberty Hall
Townley
Is Hall
Parker's Theatre
Adrian Riker
Newark
Sewer Avenue
Thinvily
Waa
New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company
Aety
Seria Lowe
Teres
Willem
Marden
Sertyfady
James Ennis
SFA Bright Hotel
Peninsula
Baptist Church
Assemblyman
Caugus
Wes
Frank ML. Elina
Morford Avenue
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