Starving Hermit Moved to Hospital in Cold Shanty
Thomas Mine, aged between 76 and 80, described as a hermit of Ocean Grove, was moved Saturday under orders of Dr. William A. Robinson to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch, after being found in a filthy, cold shanty at Tenth and Union Avenues Bradley Park. He is in critical condition and unable to speak. Mine has no known relatives and little history is known of his life as a township charge.
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Thomas Mine
William’ A. Robinson
Ocean
Rove
Neptune, Ré
Monmouth’ Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Tenth
Union Avenues
Bradley Park
Ocean Grove
Ming
Red Bank Locals Spend Thursday in Towns Nearby
John T. Honping of Atlantic High lands, Michael Corbett of Patterson avenue, and John W. Patterson of Point Pleasant spent Thursday with relatives and on business in Long Branch and nearby towns. Mrs. William B. Clayton is bedbound with grip while Mrs. John E. Johnson visited her son in Long Branch.
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John T. Honping
Atlantic Highlands
Michael Corbett
Patterson Avenue
Long Branch
John W. Patterson
Point Pleasant
L. E. French
White Avenue
Julian D. Booth
New York
William B. Clayton
Bridge Avenue
John E. Johnson
Robert Johnson
Broad Street
Cent-a-Words on Third Page Bargains
Bargains highlighted on the third page offer low prices and value deals. The cent-a-word listing features various items with brief descriptions and prices, inviting readers to dash to the page for full details and selections.
Reception to New Governor in Orange Social Event
State wide interest centers on a January 4 reception at the Woman's Club in Orange hosted by Governor Port for Dr and Mrs Woodrow Wilson. The event, social in nature, will include New Jersey Senate members Assembly members state officers and judiciary members, but no political significance is intended.
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Woman's Club
Orange
Port
Woodrow Wilsob
New Jersey State Senate
Assebly
Fort
Wilson
Plans for Sixty-Second Congress Hall Redesign
Readable edits propose reducing the House chamber by about one third while increasing seats. The new design uses theater style seating with a shelf for notes, retaining the Capitol walls but adding substantial partitions for lounge and cloak areas. The Senate chamber remains larger in footprint to house its members.
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House of Representatives
House
Capitol
Senate
United States
Dying Pearl Necklaces Lose Luster Through Disuse
A Louvre pearl necklace of 145 pearls once owned by Mme Thiers is reported dying from disuse as its luster fades. A London paper notes a similar deterioration in a rope of pearls owned by a peer's wife as years pass after a death in the family. Diamonds and pearls lose sheen in a dark atmosphere, with jewels rocked from storage becoming dull after being retrieved.
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Louvre Museum
Mme. Thiers
London
Population Shrinking in Samoan Sea Ward Census Reads
The third page notes bargains amid the Samoan Sea Ward census as Santosi population declines toward the 1000 mark. The report highlights small community shifts and local concerns about growth and infrastructure.
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Santosi
Mark Twain Debuts Editorial at Virginia City Enterprise
The first paragraph Twain reportedly wrote for the Virginia City Enterprise links a sunset to shaping a poet Beranger a mother's kiss to Nelson West as an artist and fifteen dollars a week to turning us into a journalist.
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Mark Twain
Tets
Virigata City Enterprise
Beranger
Benjam West
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