Broadway Trolley Exhibition Prepares For Christmas Show
The Broadway line, a non passenger miniature exhibit, is set in the show window of President H. C. Rehm at the Record office. Ed Wheeler conceived a hedge clipper device and Stanley Joline leads the mechanical work, aiming for a future city hedge tool. In Grand Avenue area a nonaccountable epileptic mother with two children is unmanaged. neighbors try to help but urge institutional care for safety.
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H. C. Rehm
Harry
Hedges
Stanley Joline
Edward H Wheeler
Norwood Avenue
Stanley
Smail
Wheeler
Grand Avénte
Christmas feast aids the needy despite public pleas
The article recalls a past Atlantic Fire Engine Company Christmas treat for Long Pranch poor children cut short by criticism. It notes several charity efforts, mentions Simpson Memorial M. J. Church Ladies Aid serving oyster patties and beer under Ex Mayor Chandler, and questions how to expand aid this Christmas. The piece quotes The Man About Town.
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Atlantic Fire Engine Company
Long Pranch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Simpson Memorial
M. J. Church
Vew
McFaddin
Chandler
Farm Hand Found Dead in Swamp Mudhole Near Uaul Fon Squire
The body of John Lawrence, 71, a farm hand at Edward P. Mount's Uaul fon squire farm, was recovered from a deep mudhole in a swamp after he disappeared in November. William Patterson, a neighbor, spotted a bone protruding from the mud and helped pull the body free with rope and horses. Lawrence is believed to have wandered to visit friends and sank into the mud.
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Trenton
Dee
John Lawrence
Edward P. Mount
Uaulfon Squire
Ife
Lawrence
William Patterson
Mont
Indict Hudson County Officials on Grand Jury Bills
Grand Jury returns thirty eight indictments against county officers over furnishing contracts. Indicted include county clerk Oliver P. Crosby and several members of the board of freeholders. Names such as Charles S. Schmidt, Peter Kane, Harry Jaegers, James I McGovern, Patrick Rogers, and Thomas Curry listed among those charged. The inquiry scrutinized awarding of supplies to county institutions.
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Jersey City
Dee
Erana
Tmirtleon Cowty
Olin P. Crosby
Charles 8. Sehmidtt
Peter A Kane
Harry Jaegers
Ole
James I McGovern
Patrick Rogers
Thomas Curry
Norwood Masons Hear Lantern Lecture on The Sunny South
Nearly two score members of Nor wood Council No 127 and D M of West Long Branch attended a room session at Norwood Hall. Borough Clerk A D VanNote presided. John Henry Green spoke on the Flag and Prof Roger Sherman Thorn led Juniors on a lantern slide journey to Frikoo with a Sunny South stop, followed by refreshments.
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Norwood
West Long Branch
A. D. VanNote
John Henry Green
Oakhisl
Roger Sherman Thorn
Frikoo
Middlesex Grand Jury Declines Indictment in Arson Case
Middlesex County Grand Jury in New Brunswick adjourned after hearing Eilis Appleby linked to arson following a dozen fires in Oldridge. The panel voted against returning any indictments, officials said, ending the investigation without charges.
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Middlesex County Grand Jury
New Brunswick
Eilis Appleby
Oldridge
Dill
Not Afraid of the Outlook
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment questions a planned marriage to young Wasterly. The speaker mocks his follies while asserting a vow to reform him, reflecting social dynamics and domestic expectations of the era.
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Young Wasterly
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Flag raising honors at Belford school in Middletown
A crowd of about 1800 gathered for the Belford Union graded school flag ceremony with 200 veterans present. The event featured Henry Truax raising Old Glory atop a 67 foot pole, a parade from Johnson to the school, and speeches by Charles A. Smith Uriah Seeley Major Parsons and George Ougheltree. Veterans, Daughters and Patriot groups attended, and a luncheon followed at Yard's Hall. Reunions for the 14th NJ and 29th NJ are planned.
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Middletown Township
Union Graded School
Belford
Pride of
D. of L
Bayside Council
Washington Camp
Loshen
Willett's Hall
Compton Street
Johnson’s Hall
Keyport
Church Street
Albert Bennyon
Broard of Education
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Board of Education
Charles A. Smith
Arrowsmith Post
GATR
Red Bank
Smith
John Enright
William H. Poster
N. J. Vols
Eatontown
Dot Seeley
Charles H. Parsons
First
New York Engineers
Miss Seeley
Parsons
Uriah Seeley
Newark
Bel‘ford
New School
Seeley
New Jersey
W. H. Smith
Marlboro
Gaines’ Mills
McClellan
George Ougheltree
Lincoln Post
Ougheltree
U. S
Major Ougheltree
America
Joseph T. Field
Middletown
29Th Regiment
N. J
William W. Conover
Charles H. White
John W. Chandler
Natonal G. A. R
Zouaves
John Meskill
Keansburg
32Nd Mass
Surneideo
Antietam
Ellis Clayton
James King
Sherman
Somers T. Champion
Atlantic Highlands
Henry Pierce
Petersburg
Arrowsmith
Shackelton
Wisk
Conover
Freehold
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Yard
Fuure
Concrete furniture next: Edison forecasts inexpensive home goods
Thomas A. Edison, in West Orange, says concrete furniture will soon be on the market for newlyweds. He envisions items costing around 200 dollars, enabling couples to rival palatial homes. Pieces now travel to Chicago and back to test durability, with current concrete weight about 281 percent heavier than wood, a gap Edison aims to cut to about 25 percent.
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Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
Chicago
Boisor
Ella Flagg Young among world's greatest women
Chicago educator Ella Flagg Young is named as one of the world's greatest women in a feature recognizing her leadership and contributions to education. The piece highlights her pioneering work in school reform and her status as a prominent civic figure in Chicago.
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Chicago
World's Greatest Women list by Illinois suffragists
Illinois women of the State Equal Rights Association publish a list of the world’s twenty greatest women to compare with Andrew Carnegie’s selection. The roster includes Carrie Chapman Catt Mary Baker Eddy Frances Willard Harriet Beecher Stowe Jane Addams Florence Nightingale Clara Barton Elizabeth Stanton Susan Anthony Lucretia Mott and others.
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Illinois
Carnegie
Chicago
State
Equal Rights Association
Andrew Carnegie
Carrie Chapman Catt
Mary Baker Eddy
Frances
General Markets Report From Historical Ledger
General market items show steady rutters receipts 6187 packages packing stock per pound 20 to 22 cents cheese firm receipts 2086 boxes eggs la s ier receipts 6026 cases fresh gathered extras per dot 43 to 45 cents extra firsts mad ose firsts saase potatoes weak state and western per bag 266 to 290 foreign 225 to 250 eweets jersey No 1 per basket 125 to 175 hay and straw steady live poultry easier fowls per pound 12 1/2 cents live veal calves common to choice per 100 pounds 70 to 1023 live calves barnyards 89 to 460 western and southern 475 to 690
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Jersey
Sazonoff Explains Russia Policy On France China
Paris December 9 The Temps publishes an interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sazonoff. He cites the French alliance as the base of Russian policy and says unity with France, Russia, England remains complete. He notes Tehran misread goodwill over 1910 withdrawal and outlines three Persian conditions and joint views with France England Japan on China.
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Sazonoff
China
Paris
The
Temps
Sergius Sazonoff
England
M. Sazonoff
Tussia
France
Teheran
Persia
Russia
Japan
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Lakewood and
Grand Army
E. J. Reilly
Steinbach Company
Ashay Park
Warner
Nan C. Rehm
Ella Flagg Young
Rear Admiral
Vreeland
Maine
Fred Riecer, Jr
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