Long Branch Notes Report Christmas Aid and Local Happenings
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor appeals for funds to buy Christmas gifts for destitute children, aided by fraternal orders. Captain Miller Newman reports North Carolina ducks news from Oxford, NC, while Turkish Packer jokes about Christmas. Former Councilman Thomas D Bazley, out of public view since a Michigan trip, remains well informed on city affairs. Stone and cement sidewalks gain popularity, especially on Morford avenue, as Blodgett builds a new country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the Poor
Long Branch
Miller Newman
Oxford
North Carolina
P. Hall Packer
Captain Newman
Thomas D. Bazley
Mr. Bazley
Mount Clemens
Mich
Tom
Morford Avenue
Harry T. Blodgett
Doctor Baker to Seek Special Treatment in Washington
Morford avenue notes show Dr. George Jr. Baker finishing his house and laying a cement walk. Friends hope he quickly recovers as he plans to travel to Washington, D. C. for a course of treatment. His quick, agile form has been missed for years and friends wish him speedy restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morford Avenue
Dr. George Jr. Baker
Washington, D. C
Baker
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company Elects Officers
The annual meeting on Third avenue elected officers for the Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company. New officers include President John W. Slocum, Vice President A. B. Morris, Secretary Frank Newcomb, Treasurer Chester M. Truax, and leaders for fire and truck crews. An open house was set for New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
Third Avenue
John W. Slocum
A. B. Morris
Frank Newcomb
Daniel J. Lawley
Chester M. Truax
Charles Reeves
Louis Procter
C. A. Morris
James B. Ennis
Louis A. Ennis
Arch Coley
Horace W. Robbing
C. Arch Reid
Conover T. Coles
Joseph Clevenger
Samuel Hayden
Samuel Hayden, Jr
John Handschuch
Army Reforms Urged by Secretary Stimson
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson urges drastic army reforms in his annual report. He says the army is too scattered in small units and too costly to maintain, recommending fewer units with more men per unit to meet emergencies and lower cost per effective rifle.
Tar victim to get $25 000 in damages
Miss Mary Chamberlain, a schoolteacher who was tarred by several men, is likely to accept $25 000 in all damage claims and drop further court action. After convictions, negotiations for settlement involve those responsible, while Shady Bend may seek a name change amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chamberlain
Lincoln Center
Kan
Miss Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Two McNamara brothers begin life term in San Quentin
James and John McNamara entered San Quentin Prison as convict Nos. 25 814 and 25 815 after transport from Los Angeles. Both will share cell No. 18 and work in the jute mill, with Abe Ruef and former Assessor Dalton on the same tier nearby.
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James B
John J
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Quentin
Cal
James B. McNamara
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles
San Quentin Prison
San Pablo Bay
Marin County
Bay Shore
Port Costa
McNamaras
James J. McNamara
Abe Ruef
Dalton
Hoth
Hockin Rumor Ties to Grand Jury Immunity Offer
Indianapolis reports that J H Hockin, successor to McNamara as secretary treasurer of the iron workers, may seek immunity as prosecutors pursue the dynamite case. An affidavit ties Hockin to threats against a nonunion project and a later explosion. Investigators note Hockin was at French Lick before the incident and that evidence shows dynamite shipments linked to McNamara era activities.
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J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
Ind
Miller
J. 8 Hockin
Grand Jury
Hockin
Hoeckin
John J. McNamara
The
Ironworkers
McNamara
Tom Taggert
French Lick
Morgan
Meno
Central Life Building
Chicago
David Roach
John 41. McNamara
Union Station
McNanmaira
Revolt in Madeira Sparks Portuguese Warship Deployment
Madeira reports a revolt as the government dispatches a battleship to the island. The Lmparcial cites the action as a response to rising unrest and potential threat to control.
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Madeira
Madrid
Lmparcial
Bargains on Cent-a-Words Third Page
The third page highlights bargain items with low per word costs. Buyers can grab discounts on various goods advertised in small print listings.
Women's Coat and Suit Sale Highlights Deep Discounts
Women's and Misses' full length coats in Polo and reversible styles priced from 10 to 26 dollars with English and Scotch coating options also on sale. Imported chiffon broadcloth and chinchilla coats reduced to 15 to 25 dollars. Wool suits 8.50 to 14.50 and children's sweaters from 1 to 9 dollars.
Marabaut and Ostrich Fur Stoles and Capes Pricing
Natural Marabaut stoles about 2 yards long and capes in several styles. Prices list ranges from 5.00 for 3 strand capes to 18.00 for six strand capes with white and natural ends. white ostrich stole 2 1 2 yards long priced at 12.00. other Marabaut and ostrich pieces priced 8.00 to 9.50.
Santa Claus photo buttons for visiting children
The notice invites families to bring children to see Santa Claus who has his picture taken and buttons printed with his image. A present is offered to each child with a Santa Claus Ticket issued on purchases by or for children of $1.06 or more. Santa is available daily in his cave dwelling on the 4th floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Nick
Santa Claus
New Jersey’s Biggest Toy Store Showcases Christmas Display
Asbury Park’s New Jersey’s Biggest Toy Store presents a grand Christmas display featuring toys, dolls, games and a wide range of mechanical and electric toys. Highlights include mirrorscopes moving picture lanterns air rifles painting boxes building blocks printing presses and toy trains among others.
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Asbury Park
Footwear for the Family Offers Bargains and Variety
Steinbach footwear presents waterproof shoes in tan, women's fur bound slippers, and soft felt options. Prices include men's and boys slippers at $1.00, men's black calf bluchers at $1.98, women's shoes from $3.90 to $7, and children's Goodyear West shoes $1.48 to $1.98.
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Steinbach
Goodyear West
Daiden Lary Promotes Solid Gold Goods Prices
Daiden Lary showcases Solid Gold Goods with presented sellable prices and finished workmanship highlighting quality crafted products.
Byron's New Officers Elected at Atlantic Avenue Company Meeting
The Oliver Byron Engine Company held its annual meeting at the Atlantic Avenue fire house on Tuesday night. Charles B. Lockwood was elected President with John P. West as Vice President and Edward J. Reid as Secretary. Other officers include William W. White Treasurer Leroy Joline Foreman and Hoyt as Marshal. Trustees and committees were named and the group plans a ball and supper next Monday to replenish treasury.
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Charles B. Lockwood
Atlantic Avenue Company
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Atlantic Avenue Fire House
John P. West
Edward J. Reid
William W. White
Leroy Joline
Marshal Hoyt
John K. Pearsall
B. W. Reid
W. G. Presley
Willis Lewis
Thomas E. Hoyt
James H. Crouter
Winfield White
Fred M
Pleasant Weather Forecast With No Extreme Cold Expected
The weather bureau predicts warm conditions across the eastern half of the country pledging a return to seasonal temperatures by tomorrow or Wednesday. No signs of unseasonably cold weather until Thursday or Friday when the northwest may see a marked cooling. A disturbance over the Mississippi valley will move northeast toward the St Lawrence today and Tuesday, with another system expected in the southeastern states by Wednesday or Thursday moving up the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
St. Lawrence Valley
Atlantic Coast
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Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harry
Rehm
Broadway
E. Uv
Reilly East Front St. Red Bank
Everett
Ford
Broad
Red Bank
Hart & Letson Lakewood
M’namaras
Ezra
New Jersey
Bill Koiders
Tovacco
la Valliers
Steinbach Company
Asbawy Park
Neto
Byron
East Front St
Everthing
Jersey
Fred Rieber, Jr
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