Christmas Charity Drive Aids Poor Children
Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor appeals for funds and gifts to help needy families cope with hardship after a damaging storm. Kris Kringle visit at the Grand Theatre on Dec. 28 will distribute essentials and sweets to children, with a program to follow. Miss Guggenheim's Grasshopper wins blue ribbon at the New York horse show. Sons of Veterans to elect officers at G A R Hall with strong turnout expected.
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Long Branch Opera House
R. Pitcher Woodward
Woodward
Madison Square
New York
San Francisco
First Baptist Church
Long Branch Society
Santa Claus
Grand Theatre
Kris Kringle
Kringle
Guggenheim
Long Branch
Audrey Lewisohn
Grasshopper
Barbara Guggenheim
R. Guggenheim
Ocean Avenue
Emil Seelig
Mr. Seelig
Sons of Veterans
James B. Morris
G. A. R. Hall
Sea Bright Cottage Wreckage Signals Severe Storm
Sea Bright endures a violent gale as cottages along the shore suffer damage. several properties are threatened, a bulkhead collapses, and trains resume service after debris clearance. Journal staffers and residents scramble to protect belongings while morning patrols praise three dedicated telephone operators for remaining on duty through the gale.
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Hendricks
John S. Dorden
Sea Bright
Cavalho
The
New York Journal
George F. Pancoast
Journal
May Cavanaugh
Marjorie Nelson
May Wickman
Rumson
P. Hall Packer
AMP Lighted Finds Dead Infant Near Lake Hedge
George Williams a veteran lamp lighter discovered a satchel by Takanassee Lake containing a nude three month old infant badly decomposed. Police and Coroner John G. Sexton investigated with Patrolman Harvey. no clues to identity. The coroner buried the remains.
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George Williams
Takanassee Lake
John G. Sexton
Pattrolman Harvey
Red Cross Auxiliary Appeals for Linen and Cushioned Bandage Supplies
At a Red Bank Auxiliary meeting an urgent appeal was decided for old linen and soft cotton muffins to be used for bandages and compresses for hospital use at the battle front. Contributions left at headquarters Room 31 Second National Bank building Red Bank will be acknowledged. The Red Bank Red Cross has collected funds to aid war sufferers.
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Red Bank Red Cross Auxiliary
Steinbach Co to Open Evenings in Asbury Park
Beginning Monday December 14 the Steinbach Co Asbury Park will remain open evenings through Christmas for the accommodation of their patrons.
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Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Christma
McKoy Preaches England at War From First Baptist
Rev Charles F McKoy delivers the last sermon in a series The Nations at War focusing on England He argues London faces darkness and that Britain entered WWI to restore self security amid German naval threat He notes colonial loyalty and predicts next week’s talk on The Road to Jericho with a violin solo by Chester Arthur
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First Baptist Church
Charles F. McKoy
England
London
Piccadilly Circus
Thames Embankment
Hengland
India
Australia
Canada
Belgium
Germany
Jericho
Chester Arthur
Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association Elects Officers
Members met Sunday to elect officers for the year. Sol Frey is president, J. Cohen vice president, Max Stein secretary, Lewis Miller treasurer. Trustees are David Elting Igfac Stein and J. Cohen. Burial committee includes Louis Miller JF W Marks and Alex Goldsmith. Finance committee comprises Isaac Stein Abram Cashland and David Elting. Three new life members enrolled at $100. Jos Stein monument dedication planned next Sunday if weather permits.
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Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association
Sol Frey
J. Cohen
Elberon
Max Stein
Lewis Miller
David Elting
Igfac Stein
Louis Miller
JF. W. Marks
Alex Goldsmith
Isaac Stein
Abram Cashland
New Life
New York Visitors Find Elberon Social Scene
Clarence Porter and Edward Olt from New York spent time in Elberon over Friday and Sunday. Carrie Carr Sarah Cook and Miss Ella Merkley returned from a Boston trip with others, while Miss Mary Lynch of Newark visited locals. The Worth and Jeffrey households are in New York for a ten day stay as Laura Slocum spent weekend in New York.
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Clarence Porter
New York
Howard Worth
Mra
Phillip Worth
Carrie Carr
C., Carr
Sarah Cook
Ella Merkley
Boston
Mary Lynch
Newark
Borden A. Jeffrey
Edward Olt
Milton Worth
Leater Sickles
Navesink
Iss Laura Slocum
Learner Bugler’s Tense Exchange Grabs London Opinion
The article recounts a wary learner practicing a bugle in a terrors setting. A sympathetic neighbor recalls initial nerves and growing indifference to the dangerous discussion surrounding the issue.
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London
Important Bills Before Congress Stir Labor and Politics
The piece outlines five labor bills passed by the House awaiting Senate action, including limits on convict labor goods, a labor safety bureau, and seamen welfare. It notes labor leaders demand action and warns of possible opposition to labor bills amid budget and appropriation concerns. It also covers shifting sentiment on butter taxes, and signals potential GOP nomination prospects for Myron T. Herrick amid prohibition politics led by Bryan and Daniels.
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House
Senate
Herrick
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Dec
Congress
Bureau of Labor Safety
Labor
Daniels
Navy Department
Democratic Party
Bryan
Great Talent Finds Happiness in Execution Ad
Daily Record note encourages readers to pursue talent with action and matches a promotional line about advertising in the paper.
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The
Daily Record
Restored to Health by Red Cross Seals
A tuberculosis sufferer, deserted by her husband and supporting her child, was aided by an Anti-tuberculosis Association in a Western city. Living in a single room with two beds, she found help, then left by train for New Mexico to join family and friends as she recovers.
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Anti-tuberculosis Association
New Mexico
Red Cross Seal Helps Woman End Ten Years of Pain
After a year under care, a woman traveled to a sanatorium and then a local hospital for a major operation. A luncheon basket and transport arranged by the Associated Charities and the railroad accompanied her, and she left as a comparatively well woman saying she was free from pain for the first time in ten years.
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Associated Charities
Red Cross
Rooster on a Fence Roaming Question Stuns Judge
In a courtroom exchange a child named Willie guesses a hidden object with a rooster on a fence as his answer. The judge listens as the boy asserts his solution, revealing a playful moment amid the proceeding.
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Papa
Willie
Judge
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