Christmas Music To Feature In Local Churches
Christmas music will be featured in churches on Sunday with augmented choirs and instrumental accompaniment. First Reform Church program includes organ voluntary The Lord is in His Temple and a series of anthems, responses, and carols culminating in Joy to the World. Other works include Hark the Herald Angels Sing and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
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First Reformed Church
Hyman—Hark
the Herald Angels Simgssee
Shepherds
Myrtle Siard J. A. Matick
Watte Mason
Elvery
Gfertory
Vox Angelica
Henrichs Sylo
Star of the Orient
Shelley
Nora Beegie
Herald Angels
Benedict
Abel
Blumenthal
Semare
Hignuy
Royal David's City
Holiday Bargains Carnival at Monmouth County Store
Storewide holiday goods sale announced with heavy discounts through Saturday night. Promotions promise quarter to half price reductions on all holiday items, urging early shopping to secure best attention and help customers and staff.
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Monmouth County
City Population Rises Fifty Percent Over Ten Years
Census figures show Keng Branch population at 13 298, up 4 426 since 1900, with state and federal tallies listing Asbury Park 10 150 and New Brunswick 23 388. Red Bank Borough reaches 7 398, up from 4 145 in 1890 and 5 428 in 1900, amid regional growth and developing fire reports in nearby cities.
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Federal Census Bureau
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Red Bank
Holiday Rush at Postoffice Strains City Carriers
Long Branch postmen handle Christmas packages and holiday cards piling up to ten oclock. Postmaster Woolley joins deliveries along with five substitutes Walter Woolley Arthur Van Derveer John Rowland Benjamin F Woolley and Hasker Thomas. Carriers at the downtown office worked three hours to prepare mail before routes. Postal cards dispatched by noon yesterday and expected to rise with tomorrow's peak.
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Uncle Sam
Woolley
Walter Woolley
Arthur van Derveer
John Rowland
Benjamin F. Woolley
Hasker Thomas
Horliday
Attacn
Tay
Jeweler Gift Recovered After Train Mix Up
Otis Harlan of Second Avenue misplaced a small three karat diamond setting gifted for his wife while traveling from New York to Belmar. railroad staff coordinated with Conductor Allen to locate and return the jewelry, ultimately restoring the item to Harlan via the Long Branch line.
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Otis Harlan
Second Avenue
New York
Santa Claus
Santa
Serae
Otis
Esaret Road
Barian
New Yorkland Long Branch Railroad Company
Thompson
Unew
Horace G Alleb
Belmar
Meeblet
Loti
Afieh
Aha Mbasth Poh
Uae
MroHarlan
Allen
You Must try This at Hicks Hicks
Fragmented OCR reads promotional phrases about Chop Suey and Grow Stamps with scattered place names and dates, mentioning Hicks Broadway and Slocums with purchases. The readable bits hint at a local cafe or shop advertisement without clear events or figures.
Woman and boarder victors at hearing
Large Atlantic Highlands court crowd hears Mrs. Elverton Doughty and John B. Swan Jr. face a statutory charge. Husbands testimony describes unlocked door to hall, night visit to Swan’s room, and cold bed, with officers discovering Doughty leaving Swan’s room. Continued on right page.
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Atlantic Highlands
Elverton Doughty
Engineer Doughty
Alantic Highlands
John B. Swan, Jr
Doughty
GC. Williams
Wiliam L. Edwards
Long Branch
Swan
H Ty
Mrs. Doughty
Christmas Court Sentences Hit Asbury Park Area
Judge Foster disposed of several cases with Christmas sentences. George Stith, 36, convicted of forging a seven dollar check at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bath, jailed five months. Harry Cottrell jailed five months for stealing thirteen chickens from S G Hall in Belmar. Spencer Freeman pleaded not guilty to two indictments for assault and battery and attempted bail set at one thousand dollars. Andrew Marinatti convicted of liquor sale at Ridge Avenue, Asbury Park, to be sentenced next Thursday. Allen Craig reversed plea, faces new charges of desertion.
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Asbury Park
Foster
George Stith
Asbuy Park & Ocean Grote Bath
Harry Cottrell
S.G Hall
Belmar
Weather Bureau Forecast for Washington Storm Warning
The Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours end with a warm night and a cool Saturday with sun then clear skies. Winds shift southeast and become high tonight. Advisory issued for southeast coastal area from Norfolk to Key West and up the Mississippi coast as a disturbance moves northeast.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mobile
Atlantic
Norfolk
Ker West
Florida
Wilson Out Today in Attack on Ex Senator Smith
A hot attack on ex Senator Smith keeps Wilson out today and the station in doubt about continued coverage. Officials brief on safety concerns as investigation proceeds and the newsroom reconsiders staff assignments and on air plans.
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Wilson
Smith
Low Keeps Seat as Nicean's Senator
Toms River Dec 23 Supreme Court Justice Voorhees declined to grant a certificate of election to the Ocean senator from the recount. George Low Democrat remains in possession of the certificate originally granted. Justice Voorhees said the certificate is withheld because the votes counted under his order are not the votes cast.
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Toms River
Supreme Court
Voorhees
Ocean
County Board of Elections
George ©. Low
Justine Voorhees Oorhees
Eneaniae
Leman
Mathis
Fire Chief Charges Motorman Over Hose Cut
Fire Chief C P Soffel filed charges against a Second Avenue division motorman of the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway for running over and cutting a fire hose at the Columbia Hotel corner of Broadway and Second Avenue. The incident halted service briefly as two trolley cars approached while the hose was damaged. Fire and water committee members were alerted as patrolmen investigated.
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C. P. Soffel
Columbia Hotel
Broadway
Second Avenue
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company
Phil Dalystid
Durham
Tie Ghretland
Tip
Scigls
Vetter
Guy Council
Soffelre
Public Notice City of Long Beach bolting claima deadline
Public notice states that AN persons filing claims against the City of Long Beach must file by 1:00 PM Thursday December 25 1910. The comptroller and city council must approve before action. Dated December 21 1910 Thomas R Woolley comptroller.
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Long Butach
ISI
Thomas R. Woolley
Boxing ties and shoe sale at Slocum's weekend event
Readable parts describe boxed ties and a shoe sale at Slocum's on Friday and Saturday. Mentions names like Harrie and Lagenee with references to souvenirs and conchas. Details are fragmentary and unclear in places.
Campaign Struggle Over United States Senate Drifts in New Jersey
In Trenton the Democratic fight over James E Martine and Jas E Smith Jr. continues with dissent among Assemblymen and Senators. The Trenton American laments hostile pressures and warns that Smith’s candidacy could undermine the people’s will while Martine may gain from divided supports. A governor elect’s influence amid shifting loyalties is noted with reports of party tensions and cautious endorsements.
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Smith
United States Senate
Martine
United States
Gars
Democratis
Trenton Tre American
Newark
Jas E Martine
Princetom
New York
Hendrickson Exits Race Amid State Legislature Challenge
James A. Hendrickson declares withdrawal from a state legislature contest. The note asserts general victory for a faction and emphasizes a United States Senate alignment, signed by Hendrickson.
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United States Seriagort
James A. Hendrickson
Divorce case pursues alimony in Jer-Picea hearing
A divorce action by Vrs Mary BoacH seeks alimony at a hearing in Jer-Picea. The report notes the defendant Saenger and references a warve and Nipeineh passage leading to the court action.
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Vrs
Mary Boach
Jer
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Nicean
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Trotley Co
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