Fine Cantata at Reform Church
The First Reformed Church choir presented the Christmas Cantata The Nativity with a large audience. Soloists Miss Bruske Mr Parker and Mr Mattuck delivered standout performances, and J A Mattuck led the program with future plans for Ashe Star of Bethlehem next Sunday.
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First Reformed Church
Wm. Smith
W. S. B. Parker
Hark the Harps
Bethlehem
J. A. Mattuck
B. L. Bruske
Frankensense
Red Bank High School Fives Win Triumph over Diamond Five
The Red Bank High School basketball team defeated the Diamond Five of Jersey City 42 to 17 at the YMCA court in Red Bank. Star forward Arthur McQueen scored eight field goals, with Biscuit Ayres adding five, as spectators Newton Doremus and Robert MacDonald watched. The team has three upcoming games this week, plus a Red Bank seconds win 13 to 9 in an added attraction.
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Red Bank High School
Diamond Five
People’s Palace
Jersey City
Red Bank
Newton, Doremus
Robert MacDonald
Red Bank Association
Doremus
MacDonald
Arthur McQueen
McQueen
Biscuit” Ayres
Red Banks
Diamond
White
Ryerson
Ihute
Moore Forwars
Ayres
Childs
Meyers
Myers
Moore
Ihne
Cynch
Packer Club
Af Long Branch
Long Granch
Woodbridge High School
Perth Amboy High School
Melrose A. Cc
Highlands
Edward Wilby
Leon Gordon
Kenneth McQueen
Charles Cake
Lawrence Thompson
Scrubs
Harold Roosevelt
Percy Dowling
Morrell Moore
Adrian Minton
Byron Engine Co Dance in Neptune Hall
Byron Engine Co holds a dance in Neptune Hall on Tuesday December 26 with admission at 295 297 300. The notice promotes the Sunday World offering a free Joke Book and George Ade fables along with funny pictures puzzles and games in a colorful booklet.
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Byron Engine Co
Neptune Hall
Sunday World
George Ade
Oo Sunday World
Taft moves to end Russian treaty with 1832 pact abrogation
President Taft notified Russia the 1832 treaty excluding Jewish American citizens would be abrogated December 31 1912. He bypassed Congress, aiming to derail Sulzer resolution and delay Senate action while signaling a diplomatic course. Cabinet met through the night and senators urged a formal message to the Senate.
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Washington
Taft
Russia
Congress
Senate
Sulzer
House
Raynor, Burton and McCumber
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Democratic House of Credit
Cullom
Illinois
United States
Senate Committee
St. Petersburg
Foreign Relations Committee
Chattle Boys Vanquish Cycle Club In Season Opener
The Chattle High School five defeated the Long Branch Cycle Club 62 to 21 at Lyceum court. The first half ended 27-11 with rough play and missed calls, then Chattle pulled away in the second half as Cycle Club faded. The junior game saw Chattle Juniors win 36-10. Mrs. Frank Moore of West Long Branch died of cancer at Phillipsburg after a two year illness, leaving husband and five year old son Frank Jr.
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Chattle
Lyceum
Long Branch Cycle Club
Chattle Boys
Cycle Club
Tornbon
E. van Brunt
Poznineky
A. Griffin
Arzente
Hines
D. Woolley
Chattle High School
Frank Moore
Phillipsburg
West Long Branch
Lang’s Broad Street Christmas Candy at Red Bank
Delicious home made candy and nuts available as bon bons and chocolates. Dinner favors stocking candy and a large assortment of tree ornaments offered by Lang at Broad Street Red Bank.
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Lang's
Broad Street
Red Bank
Miss Golden Bride of Chas. M. Parker at West Long Branch
The Golden homestead on Cedar avenue hosts the quiet noon wedding of Miss Emma Victoria Golden and Charles Mathews Parker. Rev Dr. Curwen B. Fisher performs the ceremony with relatives present. Mrs Parker departs in garnet velvet for a wedding trip before settling at West Long Branch where Parker runs a produce business.
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West Long Branch
Golden Homestead
Cedar Avenue
Emma Victoria Golden
William M. Golden
Charles Matthews Parker
George A. Parker
Curwen B. Fisher
Old First M. E. Church
Galden
Edward St. Nouriva
Brooklyn
Joey
West End
Washington, D. C
Old Dominion
Mrs. Parker
Thirteen Die as Train Collision Crashes in Two Sections
Thirteen people were killed when the Columbian Limited from the Pacific Coast rear-ended a milk train near Odessa Minnesota. A wrecking train with doctors and nurses rushed to the scene as eleven bodies were recovered and many more injured were reported.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee Road
Pacific Coast
Odessa
Foster
Two Red Bank Men In County Jail
Two Red Bank men Fred Hendrickson and William Rice were taken to Freehold county jail by Chief Patterson. Hendrickson held on charge of atrocious assault and battery with bail set pending grand jury action after a hearing before Recorder Sickles. The case stems from an attack on Fannie Holmes in Red Bank’s pit section. Holmes claimed Hendrickson cut her during an earlier altercation. Hendrickson contends she aggravated him and he struck with his feet. Both are known in Red Bank police circles. past arrests include murder and theft, with varied time served.
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Red Bank
Fred Hendrickson
William Rice
Freehold
J. Frank Patterson
Hendrickson
Fannie Holmes
Frank Esteele
John Fields
Holmes
James H. Sickles
Ralph T. Slack
Weadrickson
Board Against Ordinance Recast By City Council Record
A corrected report states the Board of Trade committee conveyed that the board was unanimous against the telephone franchise ordinance as it stands. Mirael and the named members were part of a conference with the City Council the previous night.
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Mirael
Local Births and Obituaries Highlight Flatbush News
Mr and Mrs Edward Hubbard of Flatbush Brooklyn announce a baby boy arrival at home Saturday morning. Mrs Hubbard nee Steimbach is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Steimbach. George Washington colored 40 died at his Belmont Avenue home Saturday night after nine weeks illness. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the house with White Ridge cemetery burial. First National Bank Eatontown December 6 statement shows Joseph W Conron cashier and directors Joseph W Johnson and Henry Wolcott. resources 16 C dollars. Mrs Frank T Smith of Pure Silver visits New York.
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Edward Hubbard
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Big City
Arived
Bard
Hubbard
Steimbach
Jacob Steinbach
George Washington
Belmont Avenue
Alabama
William H. Morris, Jr
White Ridge Cemetery
First National Bank of
Eatontown
Joseph W. Conron
Joseph W. Johnson
Henry Wolcott
Boy fires at house. damages Carney home
A boy fired bullets at a house, causing damage to Mr. Carney's property. He aimed poorly, shots went wild, and the incident ended with a severe reprimand from Mr. Minagh. The boy was released on the condition that his parents pay for the damages.
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Ieee
Weather forecast and past temps for Jersey shore region
The Weather Bureau forecast for 36 hours ending Tuesday evening calls for generally fair weather in New Jersey with northwest winds. Observations from Long Branch show 34 degrees at 8 am, 66 percent humidity at 8 am, and 44 mph gusts earlier. yesterday’s high 48, low 31, barometer 30.29. Also mentions local ads for Xmas goods, autos, and Green stamps, with notices from A Steinheardt & Co and Joseph Salt in Red Bank and Sea Bright.
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United States Weather Bureau
Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
A. Steinheardt & Co
B'way
New York
Joseph Salt
Red Bank
Sacco Named Among 55 in New Jersey Medical Board Exam
Anthony G Sacco M D son of Mr and Mrs John Sacco South Seventh Avenue was among 55 successful candidates from 183 taking the New Jersey Board of Examiners tests in Trenton The notice notes his Cornell University Medical College degree and passage of New York Board exams at Grand Central Palace Also mentions Dr Steep senior surgeon at New York City Hospital on Mackwell Island now serving as house physician at Christ Hospital Jersey City Heights and references other biographical details of physicians and alumni including Cornell Alpha Kappa and Tau chapter affiliations
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American Medical Asociation Journal
New Jersey Board of Examiners
Trenton
Anthony G. Sacco
John Sacco
South Seventh Avenue
Sacco
Cornell University Medical College
New York Medical Board
Grand Central Palace
New York
New Jersey
Vek County
Ghatt
Cornell Univers
Alpha Kappa ' Verniy
Tamba
Mayors seek state wide abolition of grade crossings by 1920
A rough draft bill aims to abolish grade crossings in New Jersey by dates: 1914 for first class counties, 1917 for second class, and 1920 for third and fourth class, all at railroad expense. A committee will refine the bill and report January 6 in Elizabeth or Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Hael Orange
Frederick Donnelly
Elizabeth
Gregory
East’ Orange
A. B. Seymour
Orange
Pierson
Morristown
W. F. Oakes
Casex
John P. Lux
Conmel Borden D. Whiting
East Orange
Stokes Improves After Operation in Ansonia
Dr. Josiah P. Thornley reports W. K. D. Stokes, a Long Branch summer resident, improving after recent surgery in his Ansonia apartment. He notes progress in removing poison from the body and mentions no knowledge of Miss Graham and Miss Conrad’s acquittal in connection with a shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah P. Thornley
W. K. D. Stokes
Long Branch
Ansonia
Mr. Stokes
Miss Graham
Miss Conrad
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Reformed Church
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Prince Galitzin
Hoban
Scranton
Bermudas
Charles F. Morris
John V. Morris
Dudley's
Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Dally Record
Chattles
High School
Miss Golden Bride OF
Chas
MM. Parker
Miss Golden
Miss Della Golden
Arthur F
John W. Fleck
Arthur Sussman
Apex
N.C
Townley Building
Townley
Charles M. Parker
Columbian Limited
Board Against Ordinance
Eatontown Bank
Virit
Frank T. Smith
Carney
Shrewsbury
Weather Bureau Forecast
J. Wy Bowser
Abbott Detroit
J. Sea Bright
Slocum's
DR. Sacco
Mayers Fornday Organization
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