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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
13
A poor girl saves weekly to buy a silver tea caddy costing 25 dollars. A shopkeeper lends flexible terms, and the duo's patience transforms both their lives. At Christmas a young man and his mother reveal marriage, gratitude, and shared happiness sparked by the girl’s ideal.
The Baltimore American features a humorous exchange in which a mother asks where trees store their greenery in winter and the child quips that they keep it in their trunks. The caption reflects light seasonal humor.
New York reports there will be no special elections to fill the seats of Representatives Merritt and Payne this session unless Congress is called into extraordinary session by President Wilson on March 4. The Republican state committee recommends action, while Governor Whitman weighs the plan. If a special election occurred, winners could not sit in the current winter session. without an extra session their services would be unnecessary. Names mentioned include J. O’Brien of Pittsburg and Charles Betts, Lyons editor, amid ongoing life-contest debates.
Colonel Toosevelt has the call in the Thirtysixth district, a seat formerly represented by Mr. Payne.
Unclear OCR fragment describes a naval officer sentenced to death by Turks for espionage. Fragment mentions a convict labeled geek and a Marine context. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a coherent story or outcome.
A garbled OCR passage appears with stray phrases and missing context. It reads as a jumble about lingering stave taking and unclear references to names, dates, and actions, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Thirty municipalities joined in a petition seeking to reopen a gas rate case ruled by the Court of Errors. Chancellor Walker will preside as the case is set for a Monday hearing on preliminary motions and remand of the rate issue to the proper authorities. Mr Gore appeared, addressing concerns while a claim about a missing brother and a historic shooting resurfaced in the town.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historical note about a forties return or release. Names such as Mohur Sitar Coeswook Nod Pee and Mrs Stellt Stockley appear amid garbled phrases. The faded text hints at a family or estate and a monetary figure 250,095 but lacks clear events or dates.
The Jersey Grand Jury considers indicting Brewster after refusing to testify. Justice Trenchard directs the sheriff to compel testimony as part of the proceedings. The session weighs the next steps and possible charges while bench officials surveil the case.
Trieste reports the Austrian training ship Beethoven, with naval cadets aboard, was blown up and sunk after hitting a mine. A German steamer Derenti reportedly navigated near lights off Rodsound. details on casualties vary as reports conflict.
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