Holiday bargain guide from New York stores
A syndicated alert outlines upcoming sales and special events across Manhattan shops for Christmas week. It highlights the Smart Shop of Maison Maurice on Fifth Avenue, Boyle & Black on 45 West 46th Street, Gimbel's Tea Room Chocolates, Miss White's Smart Salon at 46 West 46th Street, Mehrlust & Grossman on Broadway near 141st Street, and a Furrier at 504 Fifth Avenue offering cut prices. The notices urge readers to leverage early December discounts and note that charged bills will not be rendered until February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Maurice
Fifth Avenue
Anyoman
Boyle & Black
46Th Street
Gimbel's
Miss White
W. 46Th Street
Mehrlust & Grossman
Broadway
141St Street
Sale
Linday
Dearie Marhatlin
Washington, D. C
Santa Claus
White House
Wilson
Anna Cathran
Tallman Family Guests Over Holidays In City
Mr and Mrs Frank Tallman of Washington DC are visiting for the holidays as guests of Mr and Mrs 8 M Tallman on Harrison Street, parents of Mr Tallman. Mrs William H DeNyse of Branchport Avenue has left for Philadelphia to reside indefinitely for the winter, her son Rondo staying in Philadelphia. Former Councilman and Mrs William T Burke of Brighton Avenue are spending the winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tallman
Washington, D. C
William T. Burke
Brighton Avenue
California
Husband Bewitching Beauty Doctor Triggers Fatal Shootings
Chicago report recounts Mrs Eliza beth Porter saying she shot beauty parlor operator Mrs Catherine M Spring after accusing her of bewitching her husband. Porter, an Adams Westlake office manager, told doctors he believed Spring bewitched him while Spring says she never met the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elizabeth Porter
Catherine M. Spring
St. Anne's Hospital
Mrs. Porter
Insurance Firms Sue to Prevent License Revocation
Six large stock fire insurers sue U S Judge Arthur L Sanborn to block Herman L Ekern the Wisconsin commissioner of insurance from revoking licenses over his ruling that stock fire companies must pay a 0.5 percent federal stamp tax. Named defendants include American Insurance Newark Continental German-American The Hartford Mome and Phoenix Insurance Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U. S
Arthur L. Sanborn
Herman L. Ekern
American Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Continental Insurance Company
New York
German-American Insurance Company, of
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Mome Insurance Company
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Life prisoner Schuyler paroled after eight years in jail
In Trenton on December 28 the Court of Pardons granted parole to John Edwin Schuyler, twice sentenced to die and later life imprisonment for the Manning Riley killing at Calefon in 1907. Convicted May 9, 1907, Flemington, his sentence was commuted by Gov. Stokes, and he entered prison in October 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
John Edwin Schuyler
State
Manning Riley
Calefon
Court of Pardons
Schuyler
Flemington
Stokes
Smallest Bird Described as Central American Humminbird
The smallest bird is a Central American humming bird about the size of a blue bottle fly.
GERMAN FRONT FORTS HOLD AS BRITISH ADVANCE
Paris and London dispatches report heavy bombardment along the coast and violent near Arras while French and British forces gain ground at Givenchy and near Bixschoote. Rumors of further Dutch and Italian alignment swirl as naval searches intensify. The war's toll continues to mount across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Rheims
Black Sea
Petrograd
Khopaeh
Van
Vienna
Berlin
London
Carpathians
Donajec
Constantinople
Amsterdam
Yser
Albert
Tallatt Bey
Turkey
Paris
Givenachy
Bethune
Bixschoote
Italy
Lloyd's
Austria
Germany
Kaiser
Cologne
New York
English
United Press
England
Scarborough
Hartlepool
Whitby
Dover
Leith
Buenos Aires
Dresden
Atlantic
Pacific
Peru
Brazil
Argentine
Chile
France
Chamber of Deputies
Brand
Belgium
Nieuport
West Ende
Steenstragse
Bixchoote
Amiens
Aisne
Champagne
Freeholders Accept Quietity Go.5 Offer
Two miles of roadway forming the first link of the proposed ocean boulevard from Highlands through Waterwich cost 35485 and a $5000 settlement was agreed for a $6000 claim against National Security Company as surety for contractor Richard R. Hughes. Freeholders acted on counsel to settle to avoid lengthy court action, with payments also made by the state and Atlantic Highlands borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Waterwich
Board of Freeholders
Court House
National Security Company of New York
Richard R. Hughes
West Long Branch
V. Lawrence
Hughes
Freeholders
Atlantic Highlands
Lawrence
Judge Slocum Takes Office and Presides
A letter from William Miles of Liberty street praises Liberty street as the home of Acting Governor, the President of the Senate, the judge, and a good, honest man, and notes Judge Slocum in a town-wide salute. The piece lists local names including Dewitt Dangler and several residents of Red Bank, Asbury Park, Freehold, Long Branch, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Dangler
Keatontown
Fred W. Austin
Red Bank
J. O’brien
Leonardo
J. Paulson
Fair Haven
Benj. Cammose
Asbury Park
Arthur N. Havens
Navesink
Wm. N. Truax
Denson
Highlands
Jos. Creevey
Freehold
Mark Gilmartin
Marlboro
Edward HK. Lloyd
Long Branch
Geo. C. Robinson
Nicholl Ferraro
Spring Lake
Michael Harkayus
Port Monmouth
Win, I
Campbell
Rumson
Oscar P. Layster
Wickatunk
Samuel Cooper
George Hopkins
Keyport
J. Adgar Smith
Liberty Street
Senate
Judge Slocum
William Miles
Single Men Win Indoor Baseball Game at Red Bank
Troop B of Red Bank met Monday night for drill then played indoor baseball between married and single men. The singles won about 20 to 10 with Ensley White pitching underhand for the singles and Professor Harold La Rose pitching for the benedicts. A game against the Y M C A team will be scheduled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Ensley White
Harold LaRose
Highlands Board of Health annual report details
The Highlands borough Health Board reports twenty seven meetings and one hundred ten complaints acted on. Notices numbered 1 through 107 were delivered for cleaning up or filling. Ditches and cesspools were ordered loaned. Vital stats show thirty seven births, twenty six deaths, and twenty marriage licenses issued. Expenses totaled two dollars seven cents. A council motion proposed a six inch drain from the filtration plant to the ditch, frost proof pump cover, a catch basin, and taking over Second Street and Hillside Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
Highlands Borough
Second Street
Hillside Avenue
Twinlight Terrace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhoda Magga
Morrell Street
Daily Record
Sugar Bowl Company
Sweets
Ave
Turkeys
Porthes-les-Hurlis
Richeburg
Alice Roche
Rome
Mangiarotti
George
Sandringham
Royal
Queen Mother Alexandria
Queen Alexandria
York Cottage
House Banking Committee
Bulkley
Harry Thaw
White Plains
N. Y
William J. Doyle
Harry K. Thaw
Manchester
New Hampshire
Thaw
Supreme Court
Matteawan
Teleane
Ating
Asbury Park, N. J
Bangs and Main St
Rogers Pret Company
Warren St
13Th
Twee
Highlands News
TOY Sale
the Toy & Gift Shop
Grand Theatre Building
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