German Raid Sinks Three British Merchant Ships
London reports a German naval raid along the English coast causing three ships to sink and multiple mines. The British cabinet met to discuss casualties, with 75 civilians killed and 267 wounded across three cities. HMS Hartlepool area mines and a sinking near Flamborough Head are noted, along with the Princess Olga sinking six miles off Hartlepool. Six crewmen of the Elterwater are missing.
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London
Asquith
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Lord Kitchner
War Office
Hartlepool
Flamborough Head
Newcastle
Elterwater
Scarborough
Olga
Paris
Flanders
Tracy le Val
Aisne
Champagne
Argonnes
Verdun
Vermeilles
Sea
Lys
Vienna
Berlin
Bochnia
Cracow
Galicia
Praemysl
Nish
Parlak
US to Hit Mexican Factions Across Border
Washington reports the United States will end talks and act if Mexican factions at Naco, Sonora keep firing. General Bliss to handle the situation with shelling against the faction that crosses the boundary. Chief of Staff Scott travels to El Paso to meet General Villa before Naco actions.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Naca
Sonora
Bliss
Scott
el Paso
Pancho Villa
Naco
Villa
Maytorena
Arcanian Council Reaches 175 Goal in Long Branch
Long Branch Council reaches the 175 member target set by the Grand Arcanum as of last night’s special meeting. Initiations added John Philip Hand ichuch and Frank Thomas Newcomb, affiliation for Geo H. Newkirk from Jersey City, with the council now at 200 members after starting the year at 192. Regent John J. Brunkhorst credited for growth. next meeting plans include another initiation class.
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Grand Revone
Royal Arcanum
Long Branch Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Philip Handichuch
Frank Thomas Newcomb
Bryant B. Newcomb
Geo. H. Newkirk
W. T. Sherman
Jersey City
Long Branch
Glenwood Council
Matawan
Outdoor Christmas Tree Display at Red Bank This Year
Christmas events unfold in Red Bank with two illuminated trees at the fountain on December 24 and 25 under playground superintendent Mrs. Lorraine Warren. Volunteers from church choirs will lead singing as the firemen host a Christmas party at the Empire theatre with gifts for children and a later groceries and coin distribution in the borough. Bus service resumes with Sea Bright trips at 2 and 4 30 p m and extra Oakhurst runs before Christmas.
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Red Bank
Lorraine Warren
Empire Theatre
Way Paved for Coast Protection
Trenton officials and lawmakers moved toward a coast protection plan for New Jersey shorelines. A committee including Major EB Johnston and Col Frederick Abbott will draft a report for the Legislature with recommendations. Speakers urged federal, state, and local cooperation to fund bulkheads and preserve coastal amenities and lifeline facilities.
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Trenton
N. J
Jersey
State House
EB. N. Johnston
Frederick V. Abbott
United States Army
B. F. Cresson, Jr
Jersey City
W. Parker Runyon
Perth Amboy
Charles A. Boyer
Camden
Richard C. Jenkinson
Newark
Monmouth
Senate
Slocum
Ackerson
Thomas P. Fay
Long Branch
New York Harbor
Oliver D. Byron
O. H. Brown
Spring Lake
United States
Shrewsbury
Sandy Hook
Oakhurst Firemen Save Cook Homestead
A fire at the old Thomas Cook homestead in Oakhurst threatened destruction. Mrs. M A Millar owns the property and Isaac B G White spotted the blaze, prompting the Oakhurst fire company to extinguish it. Loss is $100 covered by insurance. origin traced to an open fireplace in the east room.
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Thomas Cook
Oakhurst
M. A. Millar
Baptist Concert Pleasing at First Baptist Church
A vocal concert at the First Baptist Church Wednesday evening drew a large audience including visitors from Atlantic Highlands Eatontown and Tinton Falls Red Bank and Shrewsbury. Performers included Margaret Fliegelson Ruth Muyler Helen Powers Dorothy Higginson C Parker Woodard and Sarah Armstrong and nearly every number was encored.
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Mirst Baptist Church
Margaret Fliegelson
Atlantic Highlands
Ruth Muyler
Helen Powers
Eatontown
C. Parker Woodard
Tinton Falls
Dorothy Higginson
Red Wank
Sarah Armstrong
Shrewebury
Florist Advertisement Noted in Daily Record Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a florist advertisement reference in the Daily Record. Mentions Sodemann Lindhardt, undertakers, and page 4 columns 6 and 7 with a 28011 ad line.
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The
Daily Record
Sodemann & Lindhardt
Adv
Tyer and Flock
Storm repair plan targets $80,000 after last week's damage
City Commissioners moved to repair sea front damage from a recent storm led by City Engineer J Wesley Seaman who presented a full report. Bids will cover concrete and destroyed cribbing on Sea View and Brighton avenues with estimated costs around 80 thousand dollars for bulkheads jetties and stabilizing structures along the oceanfront.
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J. Wesley Seaman
Sea View
Brighton Avenues
Seaman
Ocean Avenue
Flock
Woolley
Bea View Avenue
Sea View Avenue
Cooper Avenue
Cooper Veste
North Broadway
Buckley
Chelsea
Monmouth County Medical Society elects new officers
About 26 members attended the annual meeting at a Freehold house. Dr Reginald S Bennett of Asbury Park spoke on Medical Defense, recounting his experiences as a two time defendant in a $10,000 damage suit. Dr M Beach of West Long Branch was elected president, with Dr Roberts of Keyport as vice president, Dr Lester Wise of Long Branch as secretary, and Dr W A Robinson of Ocean Grove as treasurer.
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Monmouth County Medical Society
Monmouth
Freehold
Reginald S. Bennett
Asbury Park
Beach
Weat Long Branch
Bennett
Pr. Roberts
Keyport
Lester Dr. Wise
Long Branch
W. A. Robinson
Ocean Grove
Walshes Welcome Baby Boy By Mrs Wheeler Relph
Mr Relph Walsh and his wife Mrs Walsh born Viola Wheeler of this city welcomed a baby boy on December 13. The family news notes the mother is formerly Miss Viola Wheeler.
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Relph Walsh
Walsh
Viola Wheeler
Four Year Old Boy Sells Red Cross Seals in Community Drive
Reed Madger four years old sold sixteen Red Cross Seals this week to support tuberculosis prevention. The feature notes even young sellers, a boy with a deceased father donating five cents to the cause, and widespread local support from stores, schools, post office workers, and the Grand Theatre in Long Branch.
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Red Cross
Reed Madger
Long Branch
Grand Theatre
Freehold Court Acts In Docket Heavy Session
Charles J. Kelly known as Charles Ross receives license transfer for Ross Fenton Imarms in Ocean township from Frank Marshall. In Neptune township Joseph Siciliano fined 75 dollars for concealed weapons after acquittal on assault and battery, Judge Foster noting possible conviction on the first charge as well. Asbury Park youths plead guilty or are paroled for incorrigibility, theft, or nonsupport with varying sentences. Red Bank cases include a bicycle theft, assault on John Smith, and a positive suspended sentence. Red Bank store theft and threats case involve James Gordon Bennett and John Allaire, while grand jury reports add 88 indictments.
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Charles J. Kelly
Charles Ross
Ross Fenton
William Green
Asbury Park
Ramsay Charles H. Herbert
Israel Coleman
Red Bank
Rahway
Albert Garner
John Smith
Koster
Harry and
Samuel Sherman
Ol Hurst
Samuel Wernakaw
Freehold
Antonio Onto
Gustave Spino
Winimett Lacey
Hunters Bring Back Eleven Pound Jack Rabbit
Joseph DeWitt train dispatcher at the Elberon depot and George Eagan who had just returned from Pittsburg joined Bruno the local druggist in looking for game on Tuesday. One member of the party returned home with a jack rabbit weighing eleven pounds. It was hinted the Pittsburg youth carried a bank roll.
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Joseph DeWitt
Elberon
George Eagan
Pittsburg
Faall Fh
Bruno
Mttsburg
Water rate survey and coast protection plan discussed
Long Branch water charges are to be investigated by City Engineer Morris Sherred of Newark. Mayor Newcomb and Commissioner Flock plan a full survey of water elevation, aiming to see if rates are justified. A coast protection coalition across Monmouth County seeks state and federal backing and a conference of coast officials to organize action with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Long Branch
Cfty
Morris Sherred
Newark
John W. Plock
Thos. W. Arrowsmith
Sherred
Newcomb
Flock
Department of Parks and Public Property, As & Committee
Woolley
Wlock
Newtomb
Bherred
Swimming River
State Chamber of Comm
Monmouth Coast
State Chain of Commerce
Monmouth It
Monmouth Freeholders
Board of Commissioners
Tang Brach
Federaid
Municipalitien
New Jersey
Sheewabur
Es Chamber of Commerce
Judge Foster Resigns from Monmouth County Court
Judge John Jf. Moster of the Monmouth County common pleas court tenders resignation to Gov James J. Fielder to take effect Monday December 21. Sen John W. Slocum of Freehold is named as probable successor with Gov Melcher expected to appoint the next day. Foster rose from county prosecutor to common pleas bench in 1907 after Heisley moved to circuit court.
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John Jf. Moster
Monmouth County Common Pleas Court
Jas. J. Fielder
Foster
Freehold
John W. Slocum
Coul
Circuit Court
Henry M. Nevilua
Warships Sent to Panama to Enforce Isthmian Neutrality
Governor Goethals left Colon for Washington to brief President Wilson on violations of U S neutrality in the Panama Canal zone by belligerent ships, especially Britain. The cruiser Tacoma sped from Santo Domingo to Colon in response, with plans to dispatch Howard’s cruiser on the west Mexico coast and a San Diego destroyer to Balboa.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Mexico
San Diego
Balboa
Pacific
Canal
Goethals
Congressional Appropriations Committee
Panama
Local 499 elects members at Red Bank meeting
At the Local 499 union meeting held in Red Bank last Sunday, Dunbar W. Van Derveer of its city and Nettie J. Conover and Viola W. Chandler of Asbury Park were elected members. Charles T. Blaisdell and Horace Rob Lins, both of this city, were elected to the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Musteians
Red Bank
Dunbar W. van Derveer
Nettie J. Conover
Viola W. Chandler
Asbury Park
Charles T. Blaisdel
Horace Rob Lins
Indian Chiefs at Baptist Xmas Services
Chief Rain-in-the-Pace of the Cherokees will attend the First Baptist Church Christmas concert. He will wear full regalia, speak on what Jesus has done for the Big Indian Man, and sing Indian hymns. Chief Rain-in-the-Face recounts life on the Western prairies and the Gospel’s impact. The choir, led by Miss Armstrong, plans the church’s largest Christmas concert yet.
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Rain-in the
Oklahoma
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Bafin-in
Misa Sarah Armatrong
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