Corn Stalk Fire Threatens Buildings at West End
Firefighters quickly halted a blaze behind James Flynn’s home at West End and Saks Avenues where corn stalks near the cow stable and near Frank Dalton and Patrick McCarthy’s barns were saved from ignition. Barber neighbor raised alarm. Fire Box 19 alerted. William Wilber of Fair Haven ill with scarlet fever. Anna Stuart of Philadelphia visited, then left for holidays in Philadelphia.
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James Flynn
West End
Saks Avenues
Frank Dalton
Patrick McCarthy
Whooping cough hits New Monmouth children
Fear of an epidemic grows as Marguerite Carhart first contracts whooping cough in New Monmouth. Hertha and Adelaide Greenwood follow, with several other small children now affected or showing symptoms.
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Gough
New Monmouth
Marguerite Carhart
Charles Carhart
Hertha
Adelaide Greenwood
Stephen Greenwood
Public sale of sloop Idyl by U S Marshal in Red Bank
United States Marshal Thomas J. Alcott will sell the sloop yacht Idyl at public sale on Thursday December 28 in Red Bank. The vessel was seized in the admiralty action of Charles J. Irwin. Eureka Club hosts a social at the Red Bank First Methodist Church basement with about a hundred attendees. Jacobs sues Garstein for $62.30 rent balance on leased Lincoln Place store. Garstein disputes with shoe repairs offset. judge Corn to rule next Tuesday.
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Red Bank
Charles J. Irwin
Eureka Club
Red Bank First Methodist Church
Jacobs-Garstein
Mendal Jacobs
Charles Corn
Abraham Garstein
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Jacobs
Lincoln Place
Harry Truax
William L Edwards
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Harry A. Hawkins
Edward W. Wise
M. H. Johenson
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Looies Defeat Century A C In Keyport Bowling Match
The Looies of Red Bank YMCA defeated Century A C two games to one on Century's alleys with a crowd watching. High score 196 by Winfield Maurer of Century in game one, and John Valentine of the Looies rolled 192 in game two. George Van Brant, Oceanic druggist, resigns lease and plans to move to Newark next year.
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Main Street
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Newark
van Brant
Advertisement for Daily Record joins your earnings
A brief notice touts advertising in the Daily Record with a promise of payment to the advertiser. The message emphasizes financial return and seeks attention from potential sponsors.
Ivins Cleans Up at Freehold Gun Club Poultry Shoot
Albert L. Ivins Red Bank assessor and trap shooter led the Freehold Gun Club event with a 96 percent average, winning four turkeys two ducks and a chicken. Dr Matthews of Trenton finished second and Cr Mell Johnson Highlands earned a chicken. Ivins donated a turkey to the Red Bank Independent Engine Co. president Frank Muldoon suffered a facial injury repairing a trap but continued. Christmas Treat for Poor Children follows with a theatre concert and gift bags for local youngsters.
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Trenton
Cr. Mell Johnson
Highlands
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Independent
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Frank Muldoon
Spanish Vengeance in the Reign of Emperor Charles
The text describes the early reign of Emperor Charles when Spanish citizens protested coerced voting codes. Tordesillas of Segovia faced public outrage, was seized by townspeople, dragged through the streets, and executed publicly. Monks and clergy pleaded for mercy as he was hoisted on the gallows.
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Tordesillas
Segovia
Chatfield Taylor
Band of the Cistanets
Road to Wealth Rules of Rothschild Apprenticeship
Rothschild credited early success to three profits from trading: supply the manufacturer via a buyer, purchase from the buyer who supplied the manufacturer, and sell the finished goods at a profit. He urged making bargains at once, avoiding unlucky associates, balancing boldness with caution, and noting even wealth requires wit to keep.
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Rothschild
Not a Case of Love and a Rejected Suitor
A distressed suitor laments unrequited affection as a woman explains she did not love him. She recalls his claim that dancing with others kept him at a distance, while with him she leaned and nearly let him carry her. She calls his claim nonsense and mocks his dancing.
Taft pushes to end federal patronage by classifying local offices
President Taft urged Congress to place all local offices including internal revenue collectors and postmasters into the classified civil service. He argued this would remove the Senate confirmation burden from the president and lawmakers and curb political patronage. He also backed currency reform and the Aldrich plan with a role for government representation in the National Reserve system.
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Taft
Congress
Internal Revenue and Customs
Internal Revenue
Senate
Monetary Commission
National Reserve Association
Premier Pushes Limited Monarchy Amid Republic Talks
Yuan Shih-kai reiterates a limited monarchy as the best path to national integrity. He argues a republic would risk the country, sending his reply to Shanghai through Ting Shao Yi to revolutionaries. Observers view Wu Ting-yang's plan as only a first move, not a crisis or failure of negotiations.
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Yuan Shih Kas
Shanghai
Ting Shao Yi
Yuan
Wu Ting Yang
Ex-Senator Jonas Die at Home in New Orleans
Former Louisiana United States senator Benjamin Jonas died at his home in his seventy seventh year. The obituary notes his service in Washington and his prominence in state politics. The column also includes unrelated anecdotes about book collecting and a Siberian bird’s tameness and eventual retreat.
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New Orleans
Benjamin Jonas
United States
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L. C. Collins
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London Chronicle
Agriculture In France Pyanee Employment Share
Agriculture in France shows that at least 43 percent of Pyanee inhabitants are employed in agricultural pursuits. The statistic highlights the region's reliance on farming for livelihoods and regional economic structure.
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Pyanee
Barnegat Duck Harvest and Winter Dog Purchases
Hendrick Bennett, engineer on the Majestic, returns from Barnegat with a string of 53 ducks including black ducks mallards and red heads. He has bought two coon dogs from Calico Rock Ark for winter sport. Sunday School event at Red Bank First Methodist raises gifts for the poor with songs readings and a piano solo.
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Keyport
Majestic
Barnegat
Mr. Bennett
Calico Rock
Ark
Keyport Groups Announce Winter Carnival Fund Events
The Keyport Carnival committee plans multiple entertainments for the carnival fund. The Independent Democratic club and the Keyport Silver Band will stage a minstrel show at Broadway theatre soon. The Keyport Yacht club rehearses the farce "The Brixton Burglary" for performances next month.
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Carnival Fund
Independent Democratic Club
Keyport Silver Band
Keyport Yacht Club
Brixton
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