District court at Long Branch near self supporting status
Governor Taylor notes the Long Branch district court will nearly pay its own way this year and likely become surplus soon. He credits his and Senator Slocum's efforts in enacting the law and creating the Asbury Park district court. The measure saves residents time and expense versus Freehold venue, with initial costs covered by city rent, and promises eventual tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Long Branch
Lut Hrere
Slocum
Asbury Park District Court
Coast District
Freehold
Messrs. Slocum and Taylor
Villa's Outlaw Rule Terrorizes Mexican Front
Dispatch contrasts Villa with Huerta's government noting Villa leads the Constitutionalist army into massacres and mass expulsions of foreigners while Huerta safeguards foreign lives and property. The piece condemns rebel cruelty and warns of global judgment on the rebels' conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republic
Mexico
Old Ambition Fades as Root Declines Presidential Bid
The piece argues Senator Root will not seek or accept the Presidency at age seventy two, calling his refusal practical yet unworthy of a renunciation. It notes his long ties to special interests, doubting his electability and fearing an ignominious end to a once brilliant career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Hag
H Eould
Cost of Amusements and the Light Side of Risk
The Trenton Times weighs the high death toll from sports and celebrations against the pleasures and benefits of amusements. It argues moderation is essential, noting that amusements brighten many lives while causing some losses, and emphasizes inevitability of sacrifice in all activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Times
Poisoned Needle hysteria stirs public fear and doubt
The article reviews panic over supposed needle poisoning, noting experts say such attacks are impossible and arrests prove wrongful accusations. Magistrate Ten Hyck warns of blackmail risk, while doctors including Dr James McGuire dismiss sensational claims and the Newark case coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Hyck
New York
Newark
Officials doubt white slavery claims amid drug theory debate
The article reports on officials disputing claims of white slavery tied to poison needles and hysteria, with figures from New York City and Atlantic prison officials defending or refuting the charges. It notes drug possibilities, ex-Sheriff Zeller’s imprisonment, and mentions Professor Doolittle predicting Earth’s end in 15 million years while Mrs. Pankhurst is described as unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the American Vigilance Society
New York City
Zeller
Hudson
Atlantic
Eric Doolittle
University of Pennsylvania
Astronomical Observatory
Sports as Education and Social Force
The article argues that strong energy and efficiency mark leaders, notably President Wilson, and condemns landlords who profit from immoral premises. It defends sports in education as essential, shaping capacity for competition and leadership, and presents sports as a deeper educational tool rather than mere amusement. It cites university praise for athletics as part of scholastic discipline and character building, contrasting excess with balanced training. It ends with a reflective poem about music and calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Aft
Newark
Editorial Commentary on Currency Legislation Time
A Boston Transcript excerpt mocks Senator Burton and Senator Thomas arguing for a central bank and an international conference on gold and silver values. It notes the currency bill vote will come soon and warns against futile speeches that do not affect the vital measure. The piece criticizes prolonged debate and urges focus on the core currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Ohio
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
N, Y
Herald
Wilson Keeps Quiet Pace Amid Big Job Load
During Roosevelt's era the presidency was seen as too demanding for most, yet Dr. Wilson adapts well and has kept busy without ostentation. His steady effort contrasts with flashier displays, showing a measured approach to the top office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dr. Wilson
All Wool and A Yard Wide in Advertising
A historical note on advertising honesty and careful wording from merchants. The piece stresses that reputable ads are edited to tight factual standards, arguing misleading ads harm business more than they help, with a pro Christmas shopping exhortation.
Lost chord and heavenly Amen in Adelaide Proctor verse
Fragments from a poem evoke quieting pain and sorrow as a lost divine chord echoes through life. The speaker longs for the soul’s organ tone, suggesting a celestial Amen that might return in heaven. The passage centers on music, peace, and spiritual hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death
Adelaide Anne Proctor
Thoughts Worth Reading on Reading and Self
Noting a quotation about enlightenment and ignorance, the excerpt argues that assuming knowledge without self-study leads to ignorance. It emphasizes examining one’s own mind before judging others, echoing Bulwer’s warning on premises of wisdom and reflection.
Children's Christmas Contributions Recipients List
A list of donors and amounts including First National Bank Citizens National Bank Wm Morris Independent Fire Co Neptune Hose Co Kalon Castle Adah Chapter Harmony Lodge Fidelity Lodge Beereee etc with contributions ranging from 0 to 25 dollars and many small gifts. Names include Wm Morris Frank L Howland J Addison Woolley N J Mortgage Trust Co A R Oceanic Fire Engine Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Wm. Morris
Independent Fire Co
Neptune Hose
Order of Moose
Friend of Society
Progress Council
R. A
Kalon Castle
Elberon Fire Co
Adah
Eastern Star
L. B. Council, Jr
U. A.M
Oliver Byron Engine Co
Harmony Lodge
K. of P
Pocahontas
Waneta
Fidelity Lodge
Beereee
Teekare Progressive Council
Aed
Aifaisa Fae Heise Fa Morace
W. Sherman
R. Kearnie Reid
Frank L. Howland
Marshal Woolley
Friend of
Long Branch Lodge
F. & A. Ge Ind. Engine and Truck Co
J. Addison Woolley
N. J. Mortgage and Trust Co
A. R
Oceanic Fire Engine Co
Star of Italy
Seaside Lodge
U. W
Louis Runkel
Frank G. Alden Ae
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Pride of Hollywood Council
Phil Cotten
Amerigo Vespucci
Pauline Wert
Kohlhaas
Consolidated Gas Company
Brent Godd
Price Estate
William A. Stevens
Leon Gabberley
L. B. Council
K. of C
Steamer Chesapeake Recaptured by U S Gunboat
Fifty years ago today on December 17, the steamer Chesapeake seized by pirates on December 7 was recaptured by a U S gunboat near Sambro harbor close to Halifax All but three pirates escaped The recapture was carried out by a former Confederate blockade runner converted into a warship by Federal forces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
United States
Sambro Hiarbor
Tlalifax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Benj, Roissean Bobbitt
M. Taylor Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas. L. Edwards
Sec
New
Jprs.y
the District Court
Huerta
Wilson
James ©. McGuire
Georgetown University
The
Bank of Personal Service
Citizens National Isbank
Long Branch, N. J
Mrs. Pankhurst
Newark Star
Sport In Education
Boston Transcript
Loth
Bulwer
France
Panama Canal Company
Br’dw
Norwood & Bath
Mary Garden
Houbigants Ideal Attar Tropical
Mrs. Britton
Whitman
Park & Tilford
First National Bank of Long Branch
Tomers
Brans
NEW Jersey Mortgage & Trust CO
Long Branch Banking Company
Sanitary Bakin
Brunkhorst Bros
A. M. Townley & CO
Fen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!