Louis Rothenberg Dies After Long City Service
Louis Rothenberg dies at his late residence after a long illness. He served twenty five years as treasurer of the Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association and was active in local affairs and Republican circles. Born in Gaissen Germany in 1852 he came to Long Branch in 1877 and built a notable drug business here. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 with interment in Hebrew Burial Ground.
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Rothenberg
Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association
Rothenbers
David Elting
Germany
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Hebrew Burial Ground
Health Board
Republican Party
Gaissen
Mr. Rothenberg
Jacob Rothenberg
Brooklyn
Louis
New York City
Pharmaceutical Board of
New York
New York State
New Jersey Board
Long Branch
Rushton
Helmbold
Dreyfus
South Broadway
West End
Charlea
Sacco
Empire Lodge
I. O
Star of Hope Lodge
A. M
Court of
Impure Air Tied to Tuberculosis and Deaths in Chicago
A Chicago health bulletin warns that impure air in public spaces drives one third of deaths over five months, mainly from tuberculosis pneumonia bronchitis and grippe. It cites crowded streetcars and theaters as high risk and urges strict ventilation laws and enforcement.
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Chicago
Editor Chooses Lead Editorials for New Acquisition
The Topeka Journal notes a journalism graduate joins the staff and, after discussion, the editor assigns time to draft leading editorials while awaiting final placement.
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The
College of Journalism
Topeka Journal
Seldom Reconciled Artistic Temperament and Bank Account
A reflection on the distance between creative drive and practical finance, noting how artists often struggle to align their vision with earning capacity. The piece contrasts imaginative life with material constraints, underscoring persistent tension between art and money.
Broadway paint dealer fined after sidewalk crash
Louis Ledwitz, a Broadway paint dealer, was fined $25 and costs in Recorder Arrowsmith's court after a high speed chase and sidewalk collision. I Solk, an elderly resident, was seriously injured with two broken ribs when Ledwitz's car struck him on Van Dyke place. Witnesses testified Ledwitz may have been sober, while the inspector said he pursued the car after reports of drunken driving.
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Louis Ledwitz
Broadway
Recorder Arrowsmith
Ledwitz
L. R. Wyckoff
Manasquan
I. Solk
Fourth Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
van Dyke Place
Inspector Wyckofff
Third Avenue
Puruit
Jacob Stenbach
Wyckoft
Harvey
Tony Bondilla
McCarthy
City Hall
Thomas P. Fay
Ian
Post Office
William H. Brehm
Jon, T. Welch
Solomon Ledwitz
Ledwits
Ferdinand
Vaugoin
Bessie Webnerts
Hh. Solk
Trichinosis Epidemic Linked to Saxony Butcher
A butcher in Hedersleben Saxony caused a historic trichinosis outbreak by serving infected pig sausage at a public banquet. Three hundred people fell ill and about one hundred ninety died. The tale is referenced in a Cincinnati Enquirer advert in the ally Record.
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Hedersleben
Saxony
Ghosts and a Robbery Tale at Old Hadley Tavern
In Tadley Massachusetts a century ago a crowded tavern tale unfolds. A waxy guest feigns a ghost to frighten others into betting, a hidden stake is placed, and the overnight visitor vanishes with the money amid a wind swept night.
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Massachusetts
North America
Tadley
Hadley
Old Ian
Uolvoke
Coor
Tun
Ife
Lin
Wuey
Desl
Sam
Tam
Ghat
Tlews
No. 8
Tie
Loodiord
Old Tadley
Advertising columns of trade news for home making
Advertising columns present trade news for the city’s home making business, highlighting products and services for homemakers and local merchants. The notes imply a bustling market of goods and promotions aimed at households and interior goods.
Delegation Urged to Trenton Amid Sea Shore Concerns
Mayor Newcomb seeks a large Long Branch delegation to Trenton on Wednesday to press for action. Town figures, including Siegfried Hirgichl, report strong representation from Asbury Park and Monmouth Beach at a Chamber event. Sen elect Henry Ackerson Jr met with Governor Fielder on seaside protection and has urged Sea Bright Mayor Likott to support proposed shoreline relief legislation.
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Newcomb
Aarge
Trenton
Long Branch
Siegfried Hirgchichl
Siliott
Chamber of Commerce
Asbury Park
Monmouth Beach
Kelmar
Seawright
Hincke
Montclair
Ocean Side
Henry Tuck
Joseph Newman
Henry E. Ackerson, Jr
Fielder
New Jersey State Board of Commerce
Sea Bright
Monmouth County
Lilkott
Chattle Chips Debate Tonight On Railroads Ownership
The Academic-Junior Senior Debate will be held this evening on the topic that government ownership of railroads is preferable to private ownership. The notice also comments on sports discipline after a recent Chattle basketball game with Packer juniors, urging courtesy and better practice.
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United States
Chatle
Chattle
Liebmann Brothers Noted New York Lawyers Reach Sighting
Word reached Mr Lethemann this morning as the Liebmann brothers, well known New York lawyers, are expected to arrive today or tomorrow. Until their arrival the amount of loss cannot be ascertained.
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Liebmann Brothers
N. Y
Lethemann
Bay Shore News Items From Bevard And Nearby
Bevard resident William Heyer reports a successful gunning trip to Merida with three doors, about seventy quail, over 100 rabbits, and various waterfowl. Mrs Harley Schhank and children return to Asbury Park after visiting Mr and Mrs Fitz Roy Walling of New Monmouth. Miss Carre Hollander returns to New Monmouth from Macon Georgia after calling on friends. Lydia Patterson of Keyport road hosts her hostess Mrs John Wall of Long Branch. Mrs Dilford Mount returns to Matawan after visiting Middletown Triandy. Daniel Bennett of Belford recovers from illness, and George P Yarnell with family move to Campbell's Junction Mere. Lillian Smith of Harmony neighborhood sails to New York after summer vacation. Advertisements for the Daily Record appear.
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William Heyer
Be'fard
Merida
Harley
Cevers
George P. Yarnell
Nelford
Campbell's Junction
Mere Lillian Smith
Harmony Pelehborhood
New York
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Singer's
H. Werner
J.C. Disbrow
Short
the Toy & Gift Shop
Grand Theatre
Wr. J.brokaw
Prescription Pharmacist
Wood & West
Wellworth
Louis Rothenberg
Bel
Phillipa Preol.s
Cincinnati Enquirer
Old Hadley
Hilda Haagen
Packer
Bayshore News
Daily Record
S. S. Nathanson Expert Jeweler
Broadway Long Branch
Chester M. Truax
New Jersey
Mathushek & Son
Red Bank, N. J
Long Branch Phonograph Co
George Pigage
Bailey & Burns
Long Granc
Hilkins’ Bargain Store
B'Way
Ance
Higks’ Jewelry Store
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