Eckert Will Contested by Eldest Son in Probate Case
James Clendenin Eckert contests the 3 million Eckert estate, alleging the late General Eckert’s will was influenced by individuals named in a surrogate filing. Thomas T. Eckert Jr and Richard G. Page are among those summoned to appear with several other witnesses, as investigators prepare Monday testimony.
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Thomas T. Eckert, Jr
Richard Gregory Page
Thomas T. Eckert
Cohalan
Earle & Russell
James Clendenin Eckert
Minnie Egan Eckert
Richard G. Page
Thomas C. Enhever
Thomas Reilly
Rossy, L. L
Eckert
James Cleidenta Eckert
Brookdale Man Dead After Bright's Disease
Brookdale resident Cole Elzinger died of Bright's disease aged 53. Born in Holland he came to the United States as a youth. He led cattle operations on the Louis 8. Thompson estate near Lincroft known as Brookdale. Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM from his home with burial in Holmdel.
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Cole Elzinger
Brookdale
Bright
Mr. Elzinger
Holland
New York
Louis 8. Thompson
Lincroft
Holmdel
Crack Roadsters Meet Today at Parker's Track
Hi Henry and Sunday Evening, two of Long Island's speediest horses, collide this afternoon at Parker's Track near New Main Springs. Fil Henry, owned by Hi A Muhlenbdink, recently defeated J G Sexton's Mattie amid strong interest in the event. Advertisements note the Daily Record.
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Hi Henry
Parker's Track
New Mian Springs
Fil Henry
Hi. A. Muhlenbdink
J.G. Sexton
Mattie
Hi Hefry
Opened Gotham Terminal A Landmark Of Rail Power
On November 27 the Pennsylvania Railroad opened its vast terminal on Manhattan Island, covering 23 acres with 16 miles of tracks, 11 passenger platforms, and 25 baggage elevators. The project required 80 months from May 1 1904, included 65 unions of stonework and 150,000 cubic yards of concrete, and used 65 creator columns. electrified trains and 40 motors power the system built with Westinghouse motors at Altoona.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mimmoth
Manhattin Island
Long Island
West Gant
Pennsylvania Station
Wo ‘Peeben
Bergen Hill
New Jersey
Harrison
N. J
New York
Jamaica
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Westinghouse
Indian Treaty Evidence in Dresten Heights Dam Case
Government presents 1705 treaty by General Wayne as proof to halt dam construction at Dresten Heights. Professor Alford cites the treaty granting rights along the Chicago Deep, plain and Willow rivers for navigational use dating to fur trading era. Also notes 1890 to 1908 pulp wood export growth in Canada and a large diamond yield in Kimberley.
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Chicago
Vicinity
Anthony” Wayne
Neil Satterlee
Dresten Heights
Alvord
University of Ulinvis
Orcago
Deeplaines
Portege
Tilwels
Deaplaines River
Population Decline Noted Across Regions
A terse saga records population decrease with scattered fragments mentioning 1900, December, Augusta and Galveston. References to Joseph, Musa, and Chelgaa hint at individuals or locales, but the text is fragmented leaving the core trend and names only partially clear.
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Chelgaa
Musa
Augusta
Galveston
Tex
Dogfish Wreak Havoc on Nova Scotia Fisheries
Veteran fishermen from Yarmouth report dogfish as the era’s deadliest pests harming the Nova Scotia fishing industry. They say the creatures wreck gear and reduce catch, threatening livelihoods along the Neva Seetia coast as summer 1910 efforts fail to curb the invasion.
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Yarmcourb
Noo
Neva Seetia
Yarmouth
Forts Tulles
Dog Fish
Wight
P Shermen
Chrysanthemum Scent Inspires English Perfume Breakthrough
An English horticulturalist reports success in creating perfumed chrysanthemums by dusting anthers from one flower onto another stigma. He claims the resulting bloom carries a notable fragrance and hints at a future fortune for the “flower chemist” who uncovers the secret of the yellow dust used in the cultivation.
Swiss to invite nations on calendar reform proposal
The Swiss federal council plans a conference with all nations to adopt a 52 week year of 364 days with New Year’s day as an extra day. Sundays would carry no date and each quarter would be equal with months of 30 30 and 31 days. An off day would appear every leap year between June 31 and July 1.
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Federal Council
Berne
Ice Harbor Refuge On Ohio River Near Cincinnati
Government builds an ice harbor on the Ohio River twelve miles below Cincinnati to shield river craft from winter ice and spring floes. The solid concrete facility, reinforced with steel, is the first such harbor on the Ohio and safeguards boats in the vicinity from heavy ice damage.
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Cincinnati
Oho
Cincianati
United States
Ohio
Gifts for brothers and other men a frugal guide
A vintage catalog of Christmas gift ideas emphasizes attractive useful and inexpensive presents for men and boys. Items include a phonograph disk holder a soldier suit from fabric and fringe a silver penknife with enamel crests leather cases necktie holders and a personalized embroidered carded display, all described with practical details for home crafting.
Chattle Athletes Elect Managers For Season
The December meeting of Chat ie Hiteh School Athletic Association elected a track and field manager Jack thre assistant track and field manager George Little baseball manager Earl Van Duront assistant three hall manager Frank Hietles. The annual vote also named players honored for four or more league football games and discussed changes to the advisory team and basketball candidates. The season will feature boys basketball in the Lyceum with girls forming a debut team to compete with other schools.
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Chatie Hiteh School Athletic Association
Easnees
Louis Fish
Jack Thre
Aasistant
George Little
Earl van Duront
Lhree Hall
Chok
Str Clark
Frank Hietles
Charoe
William Coer & Co Begin Front Improvements on Broadway
William Coer & Co commence work on the f stare front to Broadway excavation is made for a concrete walk from the building line to the curb. The proposed front will be plate grace with red supports. The brook by the building will be covered to become part of the pavement. The improvement will remove an eyesore and pedestrian menace. Democratic Club to Meet. The second meeting of the Rank Democratic club of the first district will be next Thursday night in Alexander Cooper's office in the Patterson building in Broad street.
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William Coer & Co
Broadway
Democratic Club
Re Rank Democratic Club
Alexander Cooper
Offiice
Patterson Building
Broad Street
Murder convict Jim Howard to run for state senate
Frankfort Ky December 3 Jim Howard formerly convicted and pardoned as principal in Governor Goebel murder will seek a seat in the state senate. He will be backed by Congressman Elect Caleb Powers. Weather forecast calls for generally fair Saturday and Sunday with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures, light variable winds.
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Congress
Frankfort
Dee
Jim Howard
Pardapal
Wilson
William Goebel
Senate
Caleb Powers
Electrical Shock Continues Through Local Notices
Obituary and community update from Red Bank area reporting the funeral arrangements for Pattersus, a brief note on Mrs. Davis of West Prep Street, and local business news including Jack Garbarini's soda fountain installation and expansion plans. Also mentions Francis Bowman's illness and nurse daughter at his side.
Bank Clerk Charged with Stealing in New York
Arnold a seventy five year old bank clerk at Corn Eschange bank is charged at police headquarters with stealing 1514 in cash from the bank about two weeks ago. He has worked in the receiving teller department and a cash shortage was noticed recently. All About It quotes a London Punch dialogue for context.
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New York
Bee
Cornwall
Arnold
London
Temperance Talk by Rev Dr Fulton in Red Bank
Rev Dr Joseph Mayhew Fulton of Philadelphia will speak on Temperance tomorrow night at the Y M C A Red Bank. The Red Bank Presbyterians hold Sunday services in the Im A building pending their new church on upper Broad Street. All are invited.
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Joseph Mayhew Fulton
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Committee of ‘Temperance
The
Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Upper Broad*street
Personalities and Visits Across Cities
A string of social notes lists Allen J. Gaedsell of AnGitpun Qua D in Philade lphia visiting New York. Miva dremine Caonasver from Peanehpait Avenue in New York. Kepreth Cooper of Matawan visiting Philip Schmid the Broadway butcher. John P. Cloyd and his daughter visiting Mrs. Lloyd’s parents in Norwood Avenue. Miss J A Metzgar returning home to Math Avenue after two weeks with nieces at Colts Neck. Mves Rush and Marion Bennet returning to Centenary Corelate Institute Hackettstown after Thanksgiving home.
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Miva Dremine Caonasver
Peanehpait Avene
New York
Kepreth Cooper
Matawan
Philip Schmid
And
Atve
John P. Cloyd
Maiawas
Colts Neck
Mi Ves Rush
Marion Bennet
Centenary Corelate Institute
Hackettstown
Victors City Champions Defeat Bantams in Final Game
Vietors win 45 to 0 behind star right halfback John Beatty who scored three touchdowns. Guard Harry Whalen and fullback McGinty starred. Bantams players listed, referee James Walsh and timekeeper Charles Maza noted. Read cent-a-words on fifth page for bargains.
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Bantam
John Beatty
Vietors
Pleskla
Harry Whalen
McGintz
Rafferty
Wentz
R. Braso
H. Gauman
James Walsh
Charles Maza
Jinesman
Wille van Dyke
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13Th St
W. H. Woolley
Sixth Ave
Long Branch, N. J
T. T. Eckert, Jr
Coachman
Daily Record
Kaufman’s Meat Market
Joline Avenue
Cor
Laurel ST
Gotham
Canada
Kimberley
Wee Erbey
Nova Scotia
Ice Harbor
Ohio River
Ie Gorbines
Wifur Iy
Paomerranthaisis
Burger
Daily Record-It
Chattle
Heiles
Caleb
Zeb Zarrow
Leavitt & Bunsmore
Kathlee Potter
Yordan & Brennan
Gonady
John Spillane
John, Jr
Harrison Avenue
St. Mes’ Church
Janes A. Reynolds
Oliver Cemeery
Peter J. German
Pattersus
Jersey City
Hed Bank
Peres
St. James
Patterson
Strans & Company
Adiem É& Comp
Broad Atyert
Bina
Dozence
Tavie
Tentrouke Davis
Weet Prep
Monmouth
Cordelia B. Davis
Edwin Davis
Bound Brook
Elmer Rf
Whit Ilains
N. Y
Davis
Pavis
Burlington County
First Baptist Church
Jack Garbarini
Monaouth Street
Jack
Monmouth Street
Mr. Bowman
Francis BE. Bowman
Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch
Josephine Bowman
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
United States Weather Bureau
Temp
Albany
Atlantic City
Wuttata
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
the Daily Record
Allen J. Gaedsell
AnGitpun & Qua D
Mranelpatlavemye
Yuen Day
Philwedolphia
Victors City
Bantams
C. Errickson
Mike Rongy
W. Ransom
D. Rafferty
Woolley
W. Lane
Oo. Cramer
J. Hentty
Ceca
B. Orifin
T. van Dyke
Abs
C. Howland
J. McGinty
Wen. O. Bields
Sharv
C. Eager
Whalen
R. Brazo
Pp. Wentz J. Matar
N. Knives
the Standard of America
Sheffield
A.M. Townley & CO
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