Inland County Farm Workers And Icehouse Contractors
Testing Winch tes Ramuel Smork of Oceanport is ill from his pordon Ss farm. Mr Smock has a thirty a work. Thursday and Friday Be fifted icehouse. He has the contract to fill several houses including Greenhut Jes H Greene Charles Kurrus Helies Pannaci at Lang ranch Fanshaw Shrewsbury and William H Gadiigan of Ocean port. Pound fishermen Cook Son John W Cook Co and Kettell Jobneon are filling their icehouses from the cut from the Shrewsbury. Aged Carpenter Injured Edward Gardiner Sr of Keansbury was seriously injured Monday after moon while working for contractors Compton Van Cleaf on Mrs Ran Sore new cottage. While laying floor boards on second story he fell to the cellar, one kidney dislocated and two ribs broken by the tail. Gardiner, 63, lies in dangerous condition under Dr D E Roberts of Keypart.
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Ramuel Smork
Oceanport
Pordon
Smock
Fred Worthiey
Mr. Smock
Greenhut's
Jes H. Greene
Pound
Cook & Son
John W. Cook & Co
Kettell & Jobneon
Shrewsbury
Edward Gardiner
Keansbury
Moon
Compton & van Cleaf
Ran- Sore
Gardiner
D. E. Roberts
Keypart
Limitation Plea Fails In Atlantic Highlands Case
Justice C. Williams presided as Conover E. White, a plumber of Atlantic Highlands, sued Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper of Asbury Park for 103.29. The jury found for White after a heated dispute over pre 1904 charges. Hooper’s counsel had offered 32.12 in settlement for 1904 1906, which was rejected. The verdict upheld the full amount and costs. an appeal was indicated.
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Justice . C. Williams
Conover E. White
Atlantic Tighlands
Elizabeth Hooper
Asbury Park
Learard
Hooper
Oceanica Elec Officers Elect For Pioneer Fire Company
The critical meeting of Oceanic a Fire Engine and Trace Company No 1 in Lore Bratch will be at headquarters on Norwood Avenue next week. Councilman Henry Joline serves as president, a role he has held for several years.
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Oceanica Fire Engine and Trace Company
Pioneer Fire Organization
Lore Bratch
Norwood Avenue
Councilsman
Henry Joline
Sea Bright Lodges Move to Bowser Building
Independent Council on November 11 notes Sea Bright lodges Daughters of Liberty and Daughters of Rebekah have vacated Packers Hall for the Bowser building. The Sea Bright lodges will meet there after January 1. The First Baptist Church also moved from Packers Hall to the Bowser building.
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Sea Bright Lodges
Independent Council
Daughters of
Laberty
Harmeon Lodge
Rebekah
Packer's Ball
Bowser Building
Sea Bright
First Baptist Church
Packer's Hall
Bowiser Building
West End Engine seeks city tower with fire bell
The West End Engine Company requests a city erected tower and fire bell on Second Avenue property. They propose a tall structure to hang fifty foot lengths of hose and argue current distance hinders hearing the alarm. The matter will be brought to the next meeting for discussion.
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West End Engine Company
City
Second Avenue
Typhoid Patient Recovers. Reed Family Notes Update
Dr Janes J Reed of Sea Arig left his illness behind Monday for the first time in a week as his son Dr Howard B Reed tended his patients. In Florida, typhoid patient Joseph P Ezan of Pavilion avenue improves, out of danger, with brother George from Pittsburgh arriving and reporting a twenty minute bedside conversation.
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Janes J. Reed
Sea Arig
Howard B. Reed
Florida
Joseph P. Ezan
Pavilion Avenue
St. Augustine
Fla
George
Pittsburg
Joseph
Insane Editor Prints A Paper From Matteawan Asylum
A bizarre Matteawan State Hospital project prints a hand drawn weekly titled Loony and edited by James De Terre, a former Albany journalist who killed his brother. It mocks asylum life, censuring officials, and urges readers to subscribe for “the bugs’ entertainment.” Harry Thaw reportedly to contribute.
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Matteawan
Fanistes
Loonythe
James de Terre
Ibany
New York
Theaters and the Poor in France Revenue Take
France collects one percent of all amusement receipts including Paris theaters concerts andEntrances fund government to aid the poor. Receipts in 1900 exceeded 10 million dollars, rising past 1908 and 1900 figures. In 1909 theaters receiving state grants contributed about 1.779 million of the total receipts with the remainder allocated to the poor fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Black Carpet Fad Again and Royal Carpet Talk
A garbled item suggests Queen Mary of England and a London fashion moment with a black carpet trend. It mentions Romer predicting royal attire and a Buckingham Palace scene amid shopping and a shipward wireless telegraph setup for patrols approaching port to shop beforehand.
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Romer
England
Buckingham Palsee
Christmas Dinner For Bankers In Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnati reports a Christmas dinner planned for a bankers colony at the Ohio State Penitentiary. Charles L. Wariner, a former Big Four treasurer and not a banker, is invited as a guest. A special room and tables, toasts, songs, and oratory are arranged with the state paying for the turkey and fixings while Wariner and the bankers cover other dainties.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Cincinnati
Bankers’ Colony
Charles L. Wariner
Big Four Railroad
Penitentiam
Wartiner
Warriner
Queen of Kidnapers Guilty in Brooklyn Court
Marie Rappe found guilty of complicity in the kidnappings of Michael Rigzo and Giuseppe Louse in Brooklyn. Sentencing set for December 27. Judge Fawcett called the verdict a severe blow to the Black Hand. Witness Longo identified Rappe as the one who served meals to captives. Rappe admitted Longo’s presence but claimed she was a tool of her husband and unaware of the theft.
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New York
Marie Rappe
Brooklyn
Michael Rigzo
Giuseppi Louse
Fawcett
Longe Bey
Ge Kappa
Post Offices in U S Rise in 1910 Postal Revenues
The annual report shows 59 580 post offices in the United States up from 30 580 in 1910. Gross postal revenues reached $224 128 407, up $20 508 274 or 10 percent, with total assets at $229 977 224, an increase of $8 973 121 from the prior year. The report also urges thirty days paid leave for post office clerks and city letter carriers instead of fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vostmaster
General Granfield
United States
Will Try To Fly To Ship In Deck Landing Test
Navy officials announce an early January test to land an aeroplane on the deck of a warship as cooperation between Rear Admiral Barry and the Ban Fran aviation committee. In Toledo a prominent railroad contractor’s wife jumps to death from a moving train in an apparent suicide.
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Washlington
Navy Department
Citizens’ Aviation Committee
Ban Fran
Navy
Winthrop Kes
B. G. Barry
Pacific Geet
Aviation Committee
Toledo
M. M. Herron
Pork Defeats Economy Plans in Post Office Debate
Washington dispatch reports Congressmen press for funding through a revived public buildings push while a 145-year-old postal monopoly law looms. Arkansas lawyer Williams and officials argue the post office should transport all mail and packets, potentially boosting revenue. Senator Frye swerves around Beveridge as Clarke, Overman, Burnham, and others maneuver committee leadership and omnibus bills in a tense Washington session.
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Arkansas
Frye
Les” Beveridge
Mark Twain’s First Editorial Paragraph
Mark Twain began editorial duties at the Virginia City Enterprise with a line claiming a sunset made Beranger a poet a mother's kiss made Benjamin West an artist and fifteen dollars a week makes us a journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Virgiia City Enterprise
Beranger
Benjamin West
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