Vinci tonics praised by Elder Cunningham for vitality
Elder Cunningham of the Haptise Church in Kinston North Carolina endorses Vinci cod liver and iron tonic claiming it restores health from exhaustion vertigo and general delliry. He cites his own recovery and endorses Vinol as blood building and strength producing with a money back promise from Woert's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Cunningham
WopMn
Vinci
Henry Cunningham
Haptise
Kinston
N.C
Delliry
Woert
Belford Neighbors Surprise Local Pastor at Parsonage
A Belford neighborhood surprised Rev. D. Y. Stephens and his sister Miss Mary Stephens at the Methodist parsonage one evening, after they returned from Tuckahoe Cape May county. The group lit fires, served a hot supper, and welcomed them warmly despite three weeks without fires. Attending were Enoch W. Coddington and wife, Louis Richmond and wife, Jes Bade and wife, Mrs. John Osborn, Mrs. O. W. Budlong, and B. Walt Havens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
D. Y. Stephens
Mary Stephens
Enoch W. Coddington
Louis Richmond
Jes. Bade
John Osborn
O. W. Budlong
B. Walt Havens
Congress Opens Awaiting Taft Message
The Sixty first Congress convened with formal exercises as President Taft prepares to deliver his message. Officials expect a brief session ending in March with mainly appropriations and census based actions. Republican leaders foresee few major laws beyond spending bills and tariff reform unlikely this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Boy Aviator Walter Archer Falls to Death in 700 Foot Flight
Denver reports the seventeen year old amateur aviator Walter Archer died after a self built airship broke apart. He soared from hills eight miles west of the city, fell 708 feet onto a stone pile, and sustained fatal injuries. He had constructed the craft from hickory strips tarpaulin and a small motor with a 700 foot wire propulsion system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Walter Archer
Archer
Here
Wendling Convicted of Murder in Alma Kellner Case
In Louisville, Kentucky, Joseph Wendling was found guilty of murder for the eight year old Alma Kellner’s death. He received a life sentence after being tried for the crime tied to the St. John’s parish house cellar discovery. Wendling fled the scene on December 8 and was captured in San Francisco last July. The case relied on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Joseph] Wendling
St. John’s
Wendling
San Francisco
Crowds Watch Congress Opening as Immigrant Talk Intensifies
Washington dispatch notes large crowds on opening day with Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon prominent. Immigration report predicts Italians and Jews are less likely to become public charges while Germans may more often require public aid. A contest over aviation arms the army and navy as Congress plans winter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Capitol
Senate
Cannon
Earhy
House
Roosevelt
New York
Shermn
Ula
Congressional Imigration Committee
Army
Navy
United States
Congress
Signal Corps
Jonel Ligusevet
St. Louis
Chesapeake Bay
National
Elkdom Lodge Memorial Service Aims to Lift the Union
The Long Branch report recalls an Elkdom memorial service with musical tributes and readings about perseverance and hope. Speakers include Bro. Joseph Farmer and tenor Frank Corbett, praising charity and the ship of state metaphor. A peace bond was set for Meadie Robinson Sr. after Highlands intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkdom
Voice of Love
Frank Corbett
Carbett
New York Quartet
Bro
Joseph Farmer
Varsey
City Lodge
Helkdom
Brother Farmer
Longfellow
Lfe
Haydn
Arthur Sussman
P. Bk. R
Thomas P. Pay
Edward F. Ford
John Heldt, Jr
James F. Murray
M. F. Kahn
Henry Harris
Patrick McCue
Paul F. Brazo
C. C. Douglass
Almon Carley
John Guire
Albert Fay
John Hicks
Rufus Blodgett
Austin Ferns
William McGregor
Lodge
Meadie Robinson, Sr
Highlands
Jesse Lawrence, Jr
Atlantic Highlands
G. C. Williams
Lincroft Principal Resigns After Board Meeting
The Middletown township Board of Education read the resignation of Emma B. Magee, principal at Lincroft school, with hopes she may reconsider. Fire safety updates include Acme gallon extinguishers placed in all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincroft
Emma B. Magee
Middletown Township
Tenor John Hesse Signs with Hammerstein for 1910 11 Season
Tenor John Li Heese Hesse signs with Oscar Hammerstein of the Manhattan Opera company and joins Hans the Flute Player with a lead role. The company opens in Philadelphia for a month before touring Washington Boston and Chicago. Hesse previously starred in The Chocolate Soldier in New York and led St Pauls Church choir in Ocean Grove New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Li Heese
Mr. Hesse
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera Company
Hans
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Hesse
New York
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Jersey Central adds three trolley cars for Amboy division
The Jersey Central Traction Company received three new trolley cars for the Amboy division. The Evening Five Hundred club held its first meeting at Miss Ola M. Conklin’s home on Front Street. Etiye Wyckoff won the ladies prize and Cecil Ackerson the gentlemen’s. refreshments followed. Next meeting to be at Miss Elsie Curtis’s home on Atlantic Street Friday December 15. Edmund Wilson’s Calvary Church talk was postponed. Mrs. Henry Crawford of Plainfield visited Front Street. Harrison Construction Co of Newark will begin sewer works today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central Traction Company
Amboy
Five Hundred
Ola M. Conklin
Front Street
Etiye G. Wyckoff
Cecil S. Ackerson
Elsie Curtis
Kathleen Hoagtind
Ettye Q. Wyckoff
Harry van Dorn
J. A. MacEwan
Cecil
Ackerson
Atlantic Street
Edmund Wilson
Calvary M. E
Henry Crawford
Plainfield
Harry Crawford
Harrison Construction
Dany
Newark
Middletown Ladies Social Circle entertained by Mrs Wall
The Ladies Social Circle of Middletown township met Wednesday afternoon at Carr avenue Keansburg hosted by Mrs Charlea Wall. A musical and literary program preceded a luncheon with members including Mrs William B Robinson Mrs Jas Thompson Miss Nellie McCall Mrs A L Philip Miss Belle Philip Mrs Crawford Walling and many others from Middletown Keansburg Harmony Port Monmouth Belford and Maharas Place were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midletown Township
Charlea Wall
Carr Avenue
Keansburg
William B. Robinson
Jas. Thompson
Nellie McCall
A.L. Philip
Belle Philip
Maharas Place
Crawford Walling
William R. Taylor
Charles C. Helwig
Elmer J. Willett
Isaiah H. Stacks
William H. Parlmer
Horace G. Smith
George Day
Lily Wilett
Lillie Day
Harmony
Daniel C. Hendrickson
A. ~.Dson Palmer
Willard N. Palmer
Middletown
J. Henry Walling
Bargains Highlighted on Fifth Page Cent-a-Words
Cent a words column spotlights bargain items across categories with price points and vendors listed. Readers are invited to compare the deals and visit local shops for continued savings.
Empire Theatre offers free matinee tickets for families
Wednesday at the Empire Theatre proprietor Charles W. Ritter invites wives and children to free matinee tickets on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. Insurance of admission for families includes free entry for wives and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Charles W. Ritter
Thempire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
5Th Ave
Broadway
Cass Proprietor
C. V
Shropshire
SEA Bright
N. J
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
Tal
West End
Mark To 2
Joseph Salz
RED Bank
J. Kridel Red Bank
Tariff Board
United States Weather Bureau
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Arthur W. Dunn
Grim Reaper
Culberson
Texas
Tathan
South Carolina
Burkett
la Follette
Owen
Nebraska
THE
Daily Record
Hanson
Hammerstein
John L. Hesse
Soc
Keyport News
Gandy
Hicks
Hicks M Wholesale and Retail
Long Branch, N. J
Coles Long Branch Market
Tel
APPLE
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Avenue
AGP
Florida
the Linen House of
All
New Jersey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!