Geran backs Martine in Senate race in Jersey City
Assemblymen-elect Wilmer H. Geran of Monmouth endorses James E. Martine for U.S. Senate to replace John Kean. He argues the people should have a direct vote and pledges Democratic loyalty to Wooryoms Wilson and party principles. Hendrickson and Taylor have not issued statements. Taylor opposes Martine.
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Jersey City
N. J
Wilmer H. Geran
Monmouth
James E. Maertine
United States
John Kean
Martine
The
Democratic Party
Wooryoms Wilson
Smith
Hendrickson
Taylor
Plan Fine Cantata at First Presbyterian Sunday School
Sunday school of First Presbyterian Church plans a Thursday evening performance at 7 20 featuring a Christmas cantata Santa Claus Viait with a program including opening chorus While Shepherds Watched various solos duets and a Little Dreamland Par... The event showcases numerous named participants from the church groups and classes. In other news George A. Davis a well known Atlantic High politician lies ill at his Bay View Avenue home in a brain trouble case with doctors ordering rest and isolation. Souvenirs offered with liquor sales at Jos Hiraghfald & Son's 149 Broadway.
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First Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Joe Young
Ernest Pierson
Helen van Duren
Edith Pierson
Grace Lovelass
Viow Shroeder
Adeline Chapman
Anna Fresien
Shepherds
Beatrice Rue
Hazel Pierson
Jack Frost
Migs Sinelare
Leonard van Dyke
Beatrice Emmons
Madeline Wright
Helen Benedict
Grace Emmons
Dorris Frame
Little Sue
Doris Frame
Dandie
Veess Gpacemmons
Guardian of Bleep
Bertha van Dyke
Little Dreamland Pairies
Lillian Emmons
Bessie Schwartz
Elizabeth Pumyea
Bilsie Atchley
Elva Morton
Elsie van Dyke
Sante -Claus
Bix Little Girls Chorus
Beli
Uolly
Hazel van Dyke
Beatrice Rice
George A. Davis
Atlantic
Bay View Avenue
Davis
Thousands of Diaz Troops Killed in Mexican Rebel Fight
In Chihuahua on December twenty first a battle near Mal Paso left about a thousand government soldiers dead or wounded as rebels overwhelmed General Navarro's army. Americans reportedly aided the revolutionaries while Mexican trains carrying 1800 troops faced ambush and heavy fire, yielding a disastrous federal setback and missing soldiers.
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Diaz
Chihuahua
Dee
Navarro
Malpazo
Mexico
Irapuato
Sanchez Rivera
Robles
Mal Paso
el Paso
Tex
Mesieau
Gunman
Pedernales
Guzman
Kidnapping suspects hunted in Red Bank trip
Michael Rizzo and Guiseppe Lango, two Brooklyn youths once abducted, were taken to Red Bank by train arriving at 6:38 PM with two Italian detectives to view Salvatore Gallato in Freehold jail. The boys returned to New York on the 7.28 train and will face Gallato later.
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Michael Rizzo
Guiseppe Lango
Brooklyn
Red Bank
Brooklyn Secret Service
Salvatore Gallato
Freehold
Mamie Petillo
Datec Yes
New York
Galatto
Zest Added to Record Contest At Red Bank
Record newsboys at Red Bank rushed to sell papers after learning M. M. Davidson would gift a salt or overcoat for the top totals through Christmas Eve. The standings list Albert Gordon first, John Cassello second, James Murray third, with a dozen others trailing in order.
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Record
Red Bank
M. M. Davidson
Albert Gordon
John Cassello
James Murray
Wearing Ie
Walter Kinsman
Hes Schnabel
Eddie Talerico
Paul Hartnedy
George Moran
Doughty
Tony Talerico
Albert Mills
Charles Burett
Gold stein's offers men's bath robes and Limoges china
Advertisement from the Daily Record lists 200 men s bath robes available at Goldstein s store and Beautiful Limoges china at Dad Jay s with prices 297 298. The torn copy notes these items as featured merchandise for sale.
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Gold@stein’s
Limoges
China
Dad Jey
SONS OF VETERANS ELECT Officers Chosen for Camp No.16 Red Bank
Samuel T Sleeper Camp No 16 Red Bank elected officers Monday at headquarters Broad Street Child building Harry G Degepring was named Commander Arthur L Wrimbs Senior VP and Frank N Worth Junior VP Walter L Davis and Arthur Wymbs were chosen delegates to the State Encampment Attendance was high and business of importance conducted Following the meeting refreshments were served at the Germania hotel Installation of officers to follow in January at a joint Sons of Veterans Auxiliary ceremony.
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Samuel T. Sleeper
Red Bank
Sons of Veterans
Germania
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Peculiar Tenement Case Before New Jersey Judge
A case before Judge Henry Schoenlein involved Joseph Bernacco of 24 Cookman Avenue Asbury Park charged with tenement house act violations. The Board of Tenement House Supervision seeks a $100 penalty for willful violation or $25 for ignorance. Bernacco relied on a contractor for construction and ignored parts of the act by not whitewashing and studding adjustments. He has since partially complied. the case was adjourned three weeks for state review, with a likely minimum fine. The Middletown Board of Education named W L Wheatcroft of Brooklyn principal of Lincroft school succeeding Mrs Emma B Magee, effective January 3.
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Henry Schoenlein
Board of Tenement House Supervision
States of New Jersey
Joseph Bernacco
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
Bernacco
Board of Education
Middletown Township
W. L. Wheatcroft
Brooklyn
Lincroft School
Emma B. Magee
Wheatcroft
Womers
Dancing Class Reception at Townley Hall
A holiday dance and reception for Prof. Coleman's dancing class pupils will be held at Townley Hall Friday afternoon next week. Invitations have been issued and souvenirs with shoes will be given at Frey & Harris window display Thurs to Sat. Also notices on medicinal liquors and various gift items from local merchants appear in the fragment.
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Frey & Harris
Highlands Cottage Burned at Highland Beach
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the Campbell cottage and damaged the nearby Sandibar cottage at Highland Beach. Discovered around 10 pm, fire spread rapidly with the Sea Bright and Highlands fire brigades battling flames for two hours. The Campbell house, 18 rooms fully furnished, valued at about $10,000, left only a debris heap. no cause determined. Telegraph and utility poles along Nave Sink Beach driveway damaged, repairs about $50.
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Campbell
Highland Beach
William Sandlase’ Pavillon
George Campbell
Highlands
Sea Bright Fire Department
Sandibar
James J. McKenzie
Sea Bright
Navesink Beach
Postal and Western Union Telegraph Lines
Telephone and
Electric Light Companies
Westerners Entertained at Oakhurst Reception
An Oakhurst gathering at Mr and Mrs Dennis Connors on West Lincoln Avenue honored Mrs Julia Connor and her two daughters just back from the West before their winter home in New York. Music by Samuel Harvey and Stanley Jeffrey accompanied dancing followed by a luncheon. Attendees included the Connors Meyers Webb Andrews Hook and many others plus West End Engine Company members J W Mampion C Strollo P Quirk W Tappin W Pierce and W J Stimax who received exemption certificates after a year in the service.
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Oakhurst
Dennis Connor
Lincoln Avenue
Julia Connor
Mesars
Samuel Harvey
Stanley Jeffrey
Charles Meyers
Webel
Annie Andrews
Hook
Nellie Connor
Madeline Connor
Madeline Hoox
May Harvey
Nellie Harvey
Miss Matthews
Asbury Park
Ella Harvey
Mary Hook
John Connor
Nathan King
Lester Dangler
John Hughes
Jack Hughes
George Hall
Lester Youmans
Howard Layton
Diamond McKean
Reuben McKean
Robert Bennett
Eddie Connor
George Harvey
J. W. Mampion
P. Quirk
William Tappin
William Pierce
W. J. Stimax
West End Engine Company
John Smith Taken to Newark Hospital for Care
John Smith, ill with a complication of diseases, was moved from Eatontown to St Michael's Hospital in Newark for treatment. He is under the care of the Hutters union, of which he is a member.
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John Smith
Eatontown
St. Michael's Hosplin
Newark
Hutters
Weather Bureau Forecast For Thirty Six Hours Ahead
The Weather Bureau predicts weather conditions for the next thirty six hours ending Thursday evening. Forecasts cover likely changes in temperature and precipitation with expected impacts on local travel and outdoor plans.
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Weather Bureau
Taltena
Long Branch Lodges Elect Officers And Fix School Budget
Long Branch Council No 246 O U A M reports 183 members and a death benefit of 760 with weekly sick aid of 5. Officers elected include Percy Dey as Past Councilor and J P Hamilton Jr as Treasurer. City Estimate Board met to review two school plans. architect Charles Rose found both lacking. Board set total project cost at 210000 with completion to include all building aspects. New plans will be drawn under this budget.
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Long Branch Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Percy Dey
Charles C. Nudd
George Agay
J. N. van Horn
Marshall Conrow
Harry A
United States Funeral Benefit Association
City Board of Estimate
City Hem
Chas. O. McFaddin
A. D. Sherman
O. A. Clark
Water 8. Reed
Frank K. Gano
C. Asp Francia
Schoor
Charles F. Rose
Picture Show For Poor Little Folk In Long Branch
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor plans a free moving picture show at 2 86 p m Friday in Broadway theatre for needy children. Rosenberg lends the venue. film program aims to bring joy, with candy and a turkey sandwich. Reserved seating for card holders, then remaining seats for others. Dresses and shoes bought for distribution Saturday to destitute children.
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Long Branch Society For
New Broadway Theatre
Rosenberg
Ehilaren
Long Branch
Arcanum's New Officers for 1911 Named at Odd Fellows
Long Branch council selects officers to serve the thirty first anniversary of Arcana, with A S VanBuskirk of Keyport to install them. Officers include John Rohbeck as Regent and Henry Joline as Treasurer. A celebration and refreshments follow the election as plans proceed.
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Long Branch Council
Odd Fellows
Grand Council
Oe L. Conrow
Daniel Doran
P. R
George W. VanGelder
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club Sail Race Planned
Ice yachting dedicates tomorrow at 2 p m with Commodore B W Reid leading the session for the pennant. Yachts named Clarel Isabel Jack Frost Crab Blanche and Bagi are set to start as Shallow Point is iced in seven inches. Annual Board of Trade Cup may follow later this week. Coal mine disaster reports entombed miners at Hulton Colliery with several recovered and fear for the rest as the shaft burns and fire is controlled.
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Long Branch
Icp
Commodore B& W. Reid
Long Branch Ice
Wat Hight
Sesson
Clarel
Isabel
Jack Frost
Crab
Blanche
Bolton
Eng
Hulton
Cades Pat
Woman Dies From Peritonitis After Stillbirth at Port Monmouth
Mrs. William Duggan of Port Monmouth is gravely ill with peritonitis and complications. she delivered a stillborn child Sunday. Dr. G. W. Budjong of Belford is the attending physician. Also reported are election results for fire department officers with Chief Lewis Van Benthuysen and First Assistant Chief Charles E. Brown tied at 311 votes, Second Assistant Chief J. Kingsland at 159 votes, and other totals. A note mentions Chief C. P. Soffel remaining home ill with a severe cold.
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William Duggan
Port Monmouth
Duggan
Br. G. W. Budjong
Belford
Lewis van Benthuysen
Charles BE. Brown
Alae J. Kingsland
Ce Mall Fng
City
Fishermen Fined For Shipwreck Damages at Galilee
Captain Nelson Lockwood and several pound fishermen were ordered to pay 2200 dollars in damages to Captain Fieldman after a jury verdict at the Landing. Fieldman, from Socers Point, led the sloop Leslie which collided with Lockwood’s vessel. The suit claimed accrued losses and legal costs.
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Nelson Lockwood
Mariners Escape From Ice Flotilla Grows Reassuringly Routine
A fractured voyage narrative describes marooned sailors on slippery ice who threaten to fire guns as poles for balance but manage multiple escapes only to reach shore with their feet. The text notes this perilous pattern recurs yearly, yet past events fail to warn the crew against eels and peril in shallow waters.
Go red by bull in Oakhurst town incident
Truant officer Green, long employed at Oakhurst estate, was gored to death by a bull after an altercation with local youths. John Bi, a truant officer, confronted the animal and suffered injuries before the creature endangered others.
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Green
Oakhurst
John Bi
Toh Rina
Oamhurst
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Newark Hospital
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