Treat for Children Friday Afternoon at Broadway Theatre
Long Branch Society invites all poor children to a free 2:30 PM Friday event at Broadway Theatre with a moving picture show and snacks. Last year 750 sandwiches and candy were handed out. this year 500 children are expected, funding ongoing from local donors and organizations such as Long Branch Lodge Elks Knights of Columbus and Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
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Long Branch Society
New Broadway Theatre
John G. Lovell
Charles O. McFaddin
Leon Cubberley
Long Branch Lodge of Elks
Knights of Columbus
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Charles P. McFaddin
William Price
John Heldt Jr
James Ennis
5. Hirschfeld
Lacy Blakeslee
Joseph van Brackle
M. Kline
Annie Emmons
Leon Qubberley
Broadway
Third Avenue
Leon Cubberly
Commercial Managers' Banquet Of Western Union
The Commercial Managers Association of the Western Union Telegraph Company held its fall banquet at the Broadway Central Hotel with 178 attendees. Principal speaker was Newcomb Carlton, vice president, along with district and division managers including John Simmonds A. Simon J. W. McMahon BE Mulford Samuel Williams A Kauffman J F Nathan and special agent P J Casey who served as listmaster.
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Commercial Manageers’ Association of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
Broadway Central Hotel
Newcomb Carlton
John Simmonds
Fred Gowd
A. Simon
Alfeoe Prime
J. W. McMahon
BE. W. Mulford
Samuel Williams
A. ©. Kauffman
J. F. Nathan
P. J. Casy
Listmaster
Park Directors to Meet at Broadway Office
Washington Park Association directors will convene next Friday at seven o clock sharp in John G Sexton’s Broadway office to discuss several important matters. The report also notes maritime changes and local construction plans involving Robert Collier and architect John Russell Pope.
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Washington Park Association
Broadway
John G. Sexton
Long Branch Phone Franchise Fights Over $1000 Clause
The New York Telephone Company sought a twenty year citywide franchise in Long Branch. After a heated council vote 7 to 6 the ordinance passed on second reading with a $1000 rate in place, while amendments limit area changes and require express New York service within a set time.
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New York Telephone Company
City of
Long Branch
Telephone Company
Gulick
Ocean Park
Stratton
Gulick Britton
Fesler
Howland
Quirk
Truax
Quinn
Joline
Reed
Hirschfeld
Beatty
Wright
Brown
Ita
New York
Firemen Relief Funds Exceed Twenty Five Thousand
Long Branch officials report the Firemen's Relief Association at City Hall shows assets over 25 000 with a 950 increase from last year. Treasurer notes 2200 in benefits paid to firemen and widows, incl 300 for retirement. Red Bank unit lists assets 27185.70, gain 444.91, delegates named to Atlantic City convention.
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Long Branch Firemen's Relief Association
City Hall
Adam Worth
John P. Lane
Harry G. Woolley
C. Henry Irwin
Benjamin P. Morris
Red Bank
Andrew R. Coleman
Dugene FE. Patterson
Benjamin H. Ford
Tamed R. Wolcott
Public Notice to file claims against City of Long Branch
All persons having claims against the City of Long Branch are requested to file them on or before December 26, 1911 for audit and consideration by the city council at the meeting to be held December 28, 1911. Dated December 19, 1911. Frank L. Howe ad, Comptroller.
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Long Branch
Frank L. Howead
Omar River Resort Destroyed By Major Fire
The Camp on Shark river’s south side was burned to the ground last night. Owner Benj P Morris estimates losses at 12000 with about 7000 insured. Leaser Joe Murphy was away. losses he reports total 4000. Fire origin unknown. two families nearby assisted but could not save the building. Murphy offers reward for firebug detection.
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Shark River
Benj. P. Morris
Joe’ Murphy
Morris
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Kuehnle On Trial For Illicit Contract In Water Board Case
Louly Kuehnle faces trial in Mays Landing for illegal participation in a 234 081.47 contract awarded by the water commission where he serves as president and holds stock. A motion to quash was denied before Justice Kalisch as the case opens.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Louly Kuehnle
Ilegal
Water Commission
Kalisch
Morse Not in Danger After Taft Conference
Attorney General Wickersham stated Morse would not be pardoned or reexamined unless his condition worsens. Official reports indicate Morse is not in danger of death after a meeting with President Taft.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Charles F. Morse
Morse
Weather Bureau Forecast Highlights New Jersey Conditions
The Weather Bureau reports a 36 hour forecast ending Wednesday evening for New Jersey with moderate north and northeast winds and advisories. Notes include a storm near the Rio Grande mouth moving northeast and elevated east winds, plus observed temperatures and barometer readings from Long Branch.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Mobile
Ala
Cedar Keya
Florida
Rio Grande River
Moore
North Broadway
Long Branch
Red Bank Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
A Red Bank couple marked their golden wedding anniversary last year, celebrating sixty years of marriage with family and friends. The pair, longtime residents, were celebrated at a neighborhood gathering with tributes and memories of their life together.
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RED Bank
Voorheees K. Mutchinson
Monmouth Street
Princeton
Am7i L
Armstrong
Putch Neck
Mechante Street
Gold Street
H. Ridgely Robinson
John Applegate
Allie
Anna Applegate
Hzra Osborn
Mach@ Osborn
Amory P. Osborn
Elizabeth Grause
Genevieve Compton
Elizabeth Franklin
Billa Roberson
Patience
Helen
Mimer Pope
Howard Hutchinson
Stamford
Conn
Samuel B. Clark
Chas, H. Hurley
Shrewsbury
Red Bank Lodges Elect New Officers InCitations
Red Bank hosts Onward Council and guests from Long Branch Freehold Highlands Belford Rumson Ocean Township and Middletown for initiations and a semi annual officer election. New officers include D Worden Grooms armor Osborn Wallace Willings Fenton Dennis and others. Navesink Lodge and Sons of Veterans also report new leaders with plans for installations next week.
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Monmouth Council
Freehold
James F. Lloyd
Borden Street
Red Bank
Ralph Wiederholt
Shrewebury
Worden Grooms
Armor P. Osborn
Edward Wallace
Delaney W. Willings
Asplatant
Frank Fenton, Jr
Warren C. Dennis
Ezra Osborn
Frank House
Howard V. Auntonides
Inside Sentinel
James FP
Long Street
Outside Sentinel
George W. Brow
Eden Ewing
Samuel E. Clark
Willard J. Roop
State Council
Clayton
Sons of Veterans
Saphuel T. Sleeper
Arthur L. Wymbs
Walter L. Davis
Vicce
Lionel G. Harrison
Clinton F. Ellett
Benjamin H. Ford
Alfred Botticher
Joseph
Bender
John Wolf
Union Hill
Samuel T. Sleeper
Long Branch
Keyport
Arrowsmith Post
Port Monmouth man near death as illness cited
Harry Alfred of Port Monmouth lies at his home in dangerous condition with Bright's disease and recent convulsions, coma imminent. His death is expected within days, tied to long illness and prior work at Wanamaker's New York store. Remains to Morris undertakers. Related notice: Mrs Ella Carney of Brook Street died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a year of declining health. Funeral plans not announced.
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Magnolia
New York and
New Jersey Fish, Oil and Guano Company
Port Monmouth
Lewis, del
Delaware and Raritan Canal
John Bigelow
New York
América
Harry Alfred
Mr. Alfred
John Wanamaker
Bright
Ella Carney
Brookstreet
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Wm. H. Morris’ Undertaking Establishment
Maryland
Frank Carney
City Council Ends 1911 With Pensions Withdrawn Vote
The last regular 1911 City Council meeting debated police pension ordinance withdrawal. Fesler withdrew the measure after police officers favored but a majority opposed its adoption, with a 7 to 6 vote. The board adjourned to December 28 to finish year work.
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Packer
Frank McCarthy
J. W. Seaman
Fire Department
Newcomb
Beatty
Brighton
Second Avenues
Troutman Creek
Gulieck
Public Utility Committee
St. James
Fébler
Firechfeld
Yr Fesler
Hirschfeld
Fesler
Valuable Fox Terrier Shot by Unknown Person
A thoroughbred fox-terrier owned by John Leddy of Port Monmouth was shot and killed Saturday night. The pet had bitten several people, and it is believed someone dispatched the dog to end its nuisance. Mr. Leddy says he is glad someone ended the trouble.
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John Leddy
Port Monmouth
Young Girl Dies After Hemorrhage in City
Lillian Darby of 826 Hillside Avenue died yesterday afternoon at 3 36 o clock after about a week of hemorrhages. She was in her fourteenth year. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at two o'clock at Trinity AME Church with Rev. H P Ashley officiating. Interment under funeral director F F Harris will be at White Ridge Cemetery.
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Lillian Darby
Hillside Avenue
Trinity A. M. E. Church
Rev. H. P. Ashley
F. F. Harria
White Ridge Cemetery
Holiday sale offers at Dry Goods Store of Joseph Salt
In Accordance with the store policy no carryover of holiday goods thus sharp reductions in every department. Special prices on Dolls Bodka Bibles Xmas Cards to Sunday School Committees at the Dry Goods Store of Joseph Salt Red Bank New Jersey Open evenings. Beautiful presents in Japanese Art Calendars at Dudley's.
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Joseph Salt
Red Bank
N. J
Green atampa at Slocum and Asbury Park Model Theater
A damaged OCR fragment describes shops and displays in Asbury Park and Slocum with claims of wide selection and attractive window decorations. It mentions two months to market stock and touts wholesomeness and sensible goods.
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Strickiin’s
Asbury Park
Boye
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