Long Branch Notes on Charity and City Growth
Long Branch residents collect clothing for poor ministers in the West, while a $200 box includes a ten dollar bill. Nightly tides expose Ocean Pier braces. local deaths include Alberta Irwin and Reuben Lane. Public figures change posts, a coroner’s verdict cites drowning amid seafaring mishap, and editorial notes argue education as path to temperance.
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William D. Harper
Far West
Knights of the Golden Eagle elect officers and visit banar
The semi annual election of To Kalon Castle No 72 Knights of the Golden Eagle was held in Odd Fellows Hall with about thirty five members present. Officers elected for six months include Sitting Past Chief Clifton L Morris Noble Chief H Donald Woolley Vice Chief George E Woolley High Priest Dr William P Tabor Keeper of Exchequer Edwin H Wheeler Clerk of Exchequer Frank J Maps Master of Records Harry A Pierce Trustee 18 months Dr Walter S Tilton. A speech by T Percy Patterson and Jos W Woodington followed. Also noted are Home Night at United Lodge Belmar and upcoming meetings at Sea View Lodge Neptune Hall and G A R James B Morris Post. Snakes in United States and Dresden Cigarette Industry noted in brief items.
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To-Kalon Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. Luke’s Church
Clifton L. Morris
H. Donald Woolley
George E. Woolley
William P. Tabor
Edwin H. Wheeler
Frank J. Maps
W. B. Woolley
Harry A. Pierce
Walter 8. Tilton
T. Percy Patterson
Asbury Park
Jos. W. Woodington
United States
To-Kalon
Odd Fellows
United Lodge
Belmar
Arioch
Sea View
Empire Lodges
Shore Three Linkers
Sea View Lodge
Neptune Hall
Church Street
Grand Lodge
Japan Understood Through History and Fast Trains
A Mabie analysis praises Japan’s uninterrupted imperial life and strong national unity, contrasting it with India and China. It notes Japan’s selective adoption of foreign ideas and its thorough organization on par with Germany. Also, railway speeds in Britain are described as thrilling milestones with several up to 70-78 mph, and a claim that at 2,000 feet the air is germ free.
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Japan
Hamilton W. Mabie
India
China
Italy
France
England
Germany
West
Midland Railway Company
Chesterfield
Stockport
London and Northwestern Railway Company
Penrith
Carlisle
London Mail
Small Things Matter More Than Great Calamities
A Universalist Leader piece argues that tiny dangers in nature and daily life cause more harm than spectacular disasters. It notes gypsy moths, microbes, and sanitation lapses kill more than cyclones, lions, or battles, and warns people fear storms or travel less than they fear poor ventilation and bad drainage.
Sleeplessness remedy through daytime work and routine
To overcome sleeplessness, perform intense mental work in the morning. Spend evenings in steady activities within a uniform environment, with ample muscular exercise. Poor posture can tighten lungs and hinder oxygen flow, increasing toxin buildup. A warm bath draws blood to the surface for sleep. If thoughts linger on daily affairs, sip warm water or warm milk slowly.
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Alberta L. Irwin
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Reuben J. Lane
James Henry Lane
Chelsea Avenue
Nunnally
New Orleans
B. C. Lippincott, Jr
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Edward 8. Tilton
L. & D. Edwards & Co
Branchport Avenue
Sexton Bros
Ocean Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. Asa Francis
Thomas G. Chettle
J. B. Sherman
Phil L. Cohen
Elkweol Clear
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George Edwards
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J. B. Flinn
H. B. Sherman, Jr
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Third Regiment
Armory
J. A. Dilks
Simpson Memorial
M, WW
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William T. Hopper
Perth Amboy
Abraham Coleman
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Charles Jehl
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Fav Lorient
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