Local kitten wins red ribbon at Silver Society show
Mrs. Charles Salsbury of Garfield avenue wins a red ribbon with her six month old silver shaded kitten Chick-a-Dee-Dee at a two fold cat show at the Plaza Hotel New York. The event marked the Silver Society's first specialty show with seventy four cats entered from Toronto origins and supporting groups Cat Fanciers Association and American Cat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salsbury
Garfield Avenue
Silver Society
Plaza Hotel
New York
Garfeld Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Cat Fanciers’ Association
American Cat Club
Salsbury
Disputes Over Notes In Long Branch Court
In Long Branch Judge Roster heard Errickson versus Throckmorton and related notes cases with no verdict. Errickson from Dayton supplied feed to Throckmorton of Long Branch. notes endorsed by Shapiro and Crawford. defense claims full payment and seeks judgment against Errickson. Shapiro testified he knew nothing of prior discussions and renewed a note. Throckmorton backed the defense. Volume of testimony continues. ads run for antique clocks sale at Newport Hotel and furniture items at Lane's Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errickson
Mr. Shapiro
Mr. Lawrence
Europe
Newport Hotel
Asbury Ave
Asbury Park
N. J
Lat
D. Gates
Mystery in Escape of Youthful Robber From Reform School
Thirteen year olds Arthur Huff and Arnold Bush described break ins at Cliffwood pottery works and Mayor Bedle residence and theft of two cooked chickens. Huff, recently freed from Jamesburg Reform School, implicated his uncle Lambertson. both boys held for juvenile court after Red Bank and Matawan incidents. Aber deen Inn entry noted with small change recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Love
Matawan
New Jersey Pottery Works
Cliffwod
Frank Bedle
Keyport
Arthur Huff
Red Bank
Jamesburg Reform School
Huff
Arnold Bush
New York
Maloney
Lambertson
Lowe
Freehold
Foster
Jamesburg Institution
Arthur Lymbs
Jamesburg
Hiss Grandfather
Young Bush
Bush
Pottery Works
Mayor Bedle
Idftechen
River Street
Leighton Avenue
Lester Lambertson
Bedle
Aberdeen Inn
Inclosures of advertising circulars deemed a crime
New York December 18 1930s decision by Justice Warren W Foster held that including advertising circulars of any character in newspapers offered for sale constitutes a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIME
New York
Warren W. Foster
Moving pictures and vaudeville at Empire Theatre
Advertising copy notes Empire Theatre on Monmouth Street offering moving pictures illustrated songs special features nightly with high class vaudeville acts. Dudley’s stocks Japanese art calendars and other items. Davis Line Christmas wishes and Dudley’s ads referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Fled Bank
Chas. W. Ritter
Dudley's
Davis
Deer Rescued From Sea By Manasquan Fishery Crew
A young doe, about two years old and weighing over 150 pounds, was spotted swimming offshore near Manasquan. Wilding Swensen and crew lassoes the animal, brings it ashore, and hands it to Game Protector James Stratton and Warden Burtis for care. The deer recovers quickly in the stable, with locals noting several deer sighted along Brielle and the Manasquan river recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swensen
Manasquan
Ripple
Swenson
Richard Thomas
Alfred Larson
Addison Tilton
Sam Petergon
Albert Mekelberg
Sam Williams
James M. Stratton
Long Branch
Brielle
Manasquan River
Sea Bright Seeks Trolley Extension to Black Point Road
Hustling Board of Trade members in Sea Bright urged support for extending the County Electric Company trolley from Shrewsbury river to Black Point. The meeting heard demands for rights of way and pledges of aid from state utility officials and the Monmouth County Electric Company. Attendees urged signatures toward 5 000 to 6 000, with backing from Oceanic Fair Haven and Red Bank residents to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Board of Tract
George M. Davison
Electric Horse
P. Hal Packer
Monmouth County Electric Company
Sea Bright
Board of Trade
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
J Atready
Oceanic
Fair Haven
Jufas Merrittt
Land and Loan Company
Black Point Road
Rumson
C. 8. Duffield
Sea Bright M. B. Church
Tax limit law upheld in New Jersey case
State Board of Equalization of Taxes invalidates a $2.48 tax rate for New Barbadoes township Bergen county and sets $2.31 as the lawful maximum. George White appealed to reduce the rate. Bergen County Tax Board had affirmed the higher rate. Board notes higher rate would not meet required sums but cannot adjust it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Equalization of
New Barbadoes Township
Bergen County
Hackensack
State Board
George White
Bergen County Tax Board
Tts
Money as Evidence in Pujo Committee Hearing
Washington reports detail the Pujo Committee session exposing a money trust led by J. P. Morgan and eighteen firms. The panel cites 180 members holding 745 directorships across 124 corporations with resources near 25.8 billion dollars while 341 directors compose major ties in 112 firms. Morgan awaits examination as the committee seeks the public's rights in wealth accumulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sujo Committee
Morgan Company, Guarantee and
Bankers Trust Companies
First National
National City Banks
J. P. Morgan
Pujo Committee
Threat of Ending Peace Conference by Balkan States
Balkan states threaten to end the peace conference sparking concern over Europe’s map as talks face a possible collapse. Ministers from the Balkan region warn of dramatic actions that could redraw borders and destabilize regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Bath man laments tree theft by young boys
H Edgar Mason of Bath Avenue keeps a prized collection of spruces and cedars. Two years earlier boys cut trees. they were not prosecuted. Recently more boys trespassed and cut another tree. An Italian boy and a younger boy faced Recorder Arrowsmith, admitting the act but vowing not to repeat it. Mason seeks only to keep trespassers off his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Edgar Mason
Bath Avenue
Mr. Mason
Recorder Arrowsmith
Clarence G. van
Recorder
Freehold
Mason
Building Inspector urges razing old Hall structure in Long Branch
City Building Inspector Theodore Cranmer reports the Hall building on Broadway Long Branch N J is badly damaged by fire and unsafe to adjoining property. He recommends tearing it down as rebuilding is impossible under the 1907 building ordinance. The report was referred to Public Safety and the solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Cranmer
Department of Public Safety and Solicitor
Balkan peace stance threats war if Greece not invited
Dr. Daneff of Bulgaria warns that Turkey must recognize Greek peace envoys at Thursday's talks or allied efforts could collapse into war from the Chattalia front, with a possible end of Turkish Europe. In Constantinople a naval clash between Turkish and Greek ships caused minor damage and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee
Balkan
Turkey
Greece
Chattalia
Europe
PL Daneff
Bulgearia
Nes
Constantinople
Stralia
Dardenelles
Curious Exhibit at Wert's Pharmacy Displays Peculiar Peacock Arena
A strange exhibit labeled a peagock arena sits in Wert's pharmacy. Described as a freuk of aztre and a fus ed bird with a spreading tail of wart guited coloring, it belongs to a young wat studying birds and their plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert
Keyport Man Found Dead in Hotel Room Gas Asphyxiation
L B Melee, proprietor of a Keyport hotel, found Lewis Conklin dead in a third floor room from suspected accidental gas asphyxiation. Conklin, a longtime grocery employee and twice married, had been drinking heavily and turned off then accidentally reopened the gas cock. Coroner Murry C. Fay certified death. burial arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Melee
Keyport
Lewis Conklin
Mr. Melee
Conklin
Mr. Conklin
Murry C. Fay
Red Hawk
Fay
Inet
Edward
William Conklin
Christmas candy baskets and gifts advertised at Lang's
An advertisement offers fancy baskets and boxes filled with Xmas candies at Lang's. A Globe Wernicke Hook Case is mentioned as a best answer item. Ballots can be used for the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Goldstein's Furniture Dept
Lang's
Broad Street
Red Bank
Globe Wernicke
Illuminated Arches on Broadway Paid by Private Gift
On Broadway between Rodwell Avenue and Liberty Street twelve illuminated arches are remaining up after the holidays. Private contributors funded the arches, with a long list of donors including N. Singer Nathanson Prank Mee iva Mulligan & Draco I. M. Chapman and many others from local businesses and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodwell Avenue
Liberty Street
N. Singer
Nathanson
Prank Mee Iva
Mulligan & Draco
I. M. Chapman
W. 11
Morris, Z, Goldstein & Son
P.M. Wert
Brent Good
BE. Miller
Nathe ‘Neon
Cockland
Lee A. Ovhs
G Co
Nod
Blogfried Hirschfeld
Guetay Sebhlemm
William M. Slocum
ROOM
Po Pear Co
Won Parker
The
Imeptial
Po Dleaprio
Chester M
Truax
John HH
Coles
Jas
Seiler
Bavley & Uuene
John Kieka
Rehm
Ho W
Davey
Arthur Hull
Arthur L. Holston
Honforte
Phil Sbehmidt
Volovick
Ahrenhalt
Wards of the State Ledger New Census Figures
The annual report by John P. Byers shows state wards totaling 11 827 on November 1 1912 with 7 189 males and 4 000 females. The count for 1911 was 11 123 with 4 749 males and 4 474 females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
John P. Byers
State Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Byers
Mrs Hand Returns to Dalton Cottage for Winter
Mrs Isabella Hand, who moved to West Long Branch after leasing her Chelsea Avenue home to George Gamble, has returned to this city for the winter and took possession of the Dalton cottage at the corner of Garfield and Second Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Hand
Weat Long Branch
Chelsea Avenue
George Gamble
Dalton Cottage
Garfield and
Second Avenues
Miss Shaw Entertains at 82 Chelsea Avenue
Miss Pauline Shaw hosted a Saturday evening gathering at her home 82 Chelsea Avenue with vocal and instrumental selections. Attendees included Mrs. I. G. Shaw, Thomas Jolly and his new wife, the Misses Jolly of New York, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bobbitt, Miss Virginia Bobbitt, and Dr. and Mrs. George H. Baker of Long Branch. Ads note Lang's Broad Street Red Bank candy and a Goldstein's Furniture Department ballot promotion in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shaw
Pauline Shaw
Chelsea Avenue
I. G. Shaw
Thomas Jolly
Neivoo
Miseess Jolly
New York
B. Bobbitt
Virginia Bobbitt
George H. Baker
Long Branch
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Lane's
Hilding Swensen
Doe Mile
OE Bright
Monmouth Electric Company
William Mahoney
Navesink Avenue
Tokalon Castle
Lang’s
Broad Streat
Probers
Dalegata
Onal Boys USA
City Hall
Commission
City Recorder
Broadway
Mnane
Mrs. Hand
Regord
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