Austria Mobilizing As Peage Near Threatens Balkan Peace
Paris reports ongoing Austrian mobilization with heavy spending causing commerce disruption. Diplomatic talks ahead of Balkan peace conference and ambassadors meeting in London trigger unease. France and Britain insist only six great powers discuss, Romania’s proposal not voiced. London sources deny imminent action against Servia and stress confidence in peaceful diplomacy. Washington moves to curb dances in theaters. Market notes follow with varied commodity prices and livestock values. Christmas ship Canopic carries $500,000 in gifts to Azores and Naples. Italians and Portuguese return home for holidays.
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Paris
Austria
London
Roumania
France
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Servin
Donors to Christmas Fund Publicly Acknowledge Contributions
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor plans public notices of donations to its Christmas fund. Independent Engine and Truck Company gives 15 dollars and Oceanic Engine and Truck Company 5 dollars. A Broadway Theatre treat for poor children is set for Monday afternoon with box seats and orchestra chairs available to donors, as the society expands its year round charitable work.
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Tha Christmas Fund
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the ‘Poor
Independent Engine and Truck Company
Oceanicgine ‘and Truck ‘Company
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Local notes from Atlantic Highlands column
Mount Avenue resident Thomas H Mickens remains ill but now mobile at home. Lockwood House proprietor Mrs G W Lockwood convalescing after hospital stay. Sea View House owner’s wife Mrs D I Bryant seriously ill post operation but improving. Graham cottage pipes burst due to unheated water, causing damage. Local tramps arrested after bothering borough residents. Mrs Raymond Stryker gives birth to a son. both mother and child well. Dr A W Chappell denies selling Monmouth street property. plans to use it as office space. Hance to vacate soon.
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Thomas H. Mickens
Mount Avenue
G. W. Lockwood
Lockwood House
Bay View Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
West
D. I. Bryant
Sea View House
Hahnaman Hospital
New York
Albert Everett
Fourth Avenue
Graham
Raymond Stryker
Avenue
Stryker
Kridel
First Avenue
Santa Claus By Auto Visits Red Bank Children
Red Bank merchant Joseph Salz sponsors an annual holiday visit by Santa Claus who arrives by car with presents for local children outside the Record building. Police keep order as youngsters scramble to grab gifts, while many dolls head toward hospitals. Santa vows to return next year amid cheers from a packed crowd.
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Red Bank
Santa Claus
Joseph Salz
Record Building
West Long Branch Minutes Record 1912 Meeting
West Long Branch New Jersey council met December 5 1912 at 8 05 p m with Mayor Poole presiding. Reports included cross walks laid opposite Borough Hall and a cleared ditch in the Chamberlain farm. Fire department election named Eugene Bowman chief and Harry Hopper assistant chief. Bills approved include Clark & Whalen Tintern Manor Water Co Con Gas Co and others. Community notices cover church events visits and social activities with a noted missionary meeting and upcoming church programs.
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West Long Branch
N. J
Borough of
Poole
Beach
Brand
Golden
Wright
Eugene Bowman
Harry Hopper
Clark & Whalen
Tintern Manor Water Co
Jos. McDermott
Ara
Gas Co
Taylor Pub. Co
AOI
Nn Gop
Eraae
Local Notes From Eatontown and Nearby Towns
Rev J D Fay visits Atlantic Highlands with son Dr George Fay. Oliver Johnson resumes work at M C E E Co after sprained ankle. Misses Guasie and Lillian Gray of Long Branch visit Mrs Frank Hulick South street. Madeline Haynes visits aunt Mrs M D Haynes in Long Branch. James Reynolds of South Haton town ill with hip trouble under Dr Edwin Field Red Bank. J Lee Van Schoick suffers a felon on right hand.
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Presbyterian Church
Shrewebury
J. MoClennigan
Jamesburg
A. C. Mosby
Noble
George
A. B. Nafew
New York
William Nivison
Barnegat
Louise
Sarah Nivison
Myra Flint
Long Island
James Hyslop
Lewis Street
George Loper
Brooklyn
W. W. Ridgely
Bridgeton
J. D. Pay
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. G. Breese
Chattle High School
Long Branch
Reabelle Bennett
Gabrielle Pelkie
Emma Hendrickson
Blanche Ke.wilburn
William Davia
Robert Cottingham
Robert Underhill
Michael
Arthur. Davia
Albert Breese
George H. Bennett
William Taylor
Stanley van Brunt
van Brunt
Mise Charlotte Sanford
Hook and Ladder Company
J. D. Fay
George Fay
Atlantic Highlands
Oliver Johnson
M. C. EE. Co
Guasie
Lillian Gray
Frank Hulick
South Street
Madeline Haynes
M. D. Haynes
James Reynolds
South Hatontown
Edwin Field
Red Bank
J. Lee van Schoick
Harding Defends B and L Suit Over Lost Loans
Vice chancellor Stevens denied a motion to dismiss former Representative Benjamin F. Howell from a suit by receivers of State Mutual Building and Loan Association against former directors seeking more than 400000 dollars lost to bad loans. Dennis argued Howell never served as director and attended no meetings though seated March 28, 1905, and that directors would not object to dismissal. He claimed evidence shows Howell not connected to the loans.
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Denis
Howah
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