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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

6

Christmas Carols for Municipal Tree Celebration Night

Compile of beloved carols including The First Nowell Silent Night O Come All Ye Faithful Hark the Herald Angels Sing and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Lyrics germane to a public holiday program list verses and anticipated singalong crowd participation.

Now-el Isra-el Beth-le-hem Jesus Heavn God Lord Bethlehem Christ Herald Angels Earth Ivoia Korla Prince of

Thaw Case Deemed Simple By New York Official

Franklin Kennedy says the Thaw extradition fight rests on elemental legal principles and the quick supreme court ruling proves the case is straightforward. He notes Thaw's only route to avoid extradition would be fleeing abroad, where federal tracking is tight and the decision would not apply. Philander Knox, former secretary of state, travels to Manchester to frame next steps as Thaw remains unruffled during Christmas shopping.

New York Franklin Kennedy Mr. Kennedy Supreme Court United States Manchester N. AL Philander C. Knox Harry K. Thaw United States Supreme Court Mattenwan Stanford White

Burning ship Orion beached after cotton cargo fire near Charleston

The steamship Orion bound for Gothenburg was driven ashore off the Battery after a night battle with cotton fires in the hold. About 4,500 bales of cotton were destroyed, with crews fighting the blaze twenty miles from Charleston. Weather forecast: fair today, tomorrow partly cloudy with westerly winds.

Charleston S. C Orion Gothenture Tesh

Weather Observations From the United States Weather Bureau

Observations from yesterday evening show clear conditions across multiple cities including New York Albany Athletic City and Chicago with temperatures ranging from 12 to 26 degrees. Cloudy skies are reported in St Louis New Orleans Washington and nearby locales.

United States Weather Bureau Sp. m New York Albany Athletic City Tristen Chicago

Russians Press Southward Near Cracow and Warsaw

Petrograd reports renewed German offensive pushing south toward Cracow while Russians fall back to the Nida river line east of Cracow and defend Bzura and Rawka rivers near Warsaw. German advances reach Skierniewice as Hindenburg seeks to breach Polish defenses.

Nida Vistul Cracow Marshal von Hindenburg Gitiia Russia Carpathians East Prussia Warsaw London Eveu Petrograd Bzura Rawka von Hindenburg Buura Sechaczew Skierniewice

Gutierrez Flees Mexican Capital

Provisional President Gutierrez and loyal troops left Mexico City after a dispute with Generals Palafox and Angeles. A Villista and Zapataist commission will govern the capital until a new provisional president is chosen by a convention to meet January 10 in Mexico City. Dispatches from Nuevo Laredo report the information, not yet independently confirmed.

San Antonio Tex Gutierrez Mexico Jim Mexico City Palafox Angeles Villistas Zap Ttvtus Iispatches Nuevo Laredo

Signing of Ghent Treaty Hundredth Anniversary Observe

New York marks the hundredth anniversary of the Ghent treaty ending the War of 1812 and starting peaceful relations between Great Britain and the United States. The article notes England’s fears of raids and references John Paul Jones’s earlier raid on Whitehaven as a notable shock.

New York Ghent Great Britain United States England Germany John Paul Jones Whitehaven

London Exchange to Open After Jan 4

London expects the stock exchange to reopen for business on January 4 with an official treasury announcement forthcoming. Minimum prices for securities are likely to be extended and only customer transactions will be permitted.

London Stock Exchange Treasury

Merchant Adverting Noticed to Prevent Disadvantage

A merchant cannot omit advertising without the fact being noticed to his disadvantage. If he could, he could also close his store for a while now and then to save expense.

Schuyler Freed Leaves Prison After Life Sentence

Old New Jersey case notes John K. Sebuyier of Somerset and George D. Huggins freed after prolonged confinement. Court of pardons action, influenced by a prior confession and new testimonies, led to clemency for Riley murder suspect, with details of Burd and Lee roles and prior pressures.

Trenton N. d John Kk. Sebuyier Somerset New Jersey Manning Riley Califor Burd Court of Pardons Bin Liley Amos Lee Tiley Lee Par Riles Riley Rtley Schuyter Fleet George D. Hower Leton Tome Society Griffin Toliisen Teton County Hetine Joopoh Krysilke

Fire Chief Conway Plans Retirement After 20 Years

Jersey City fire chief John Conway will ask the city commissioners to approve his retirement after more than twenty years of service. He joined the department in 1901 and is over sixty, with Acting Chief Roger Boyle to assume duties during the vacancy.

Jersey City John Conway Tleely Letopey Commissioners Minet Roger Boyle Elilet Pwhite Safeey Ake Eller

Goethals Arrives in New York For Holiday Stopover

Colonel George W. Goethals, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, arrives in New York aboard the Panama Line to spend the holidays. He will lobby Congress for about 10 million dollars in appropriations for dry docks, barracks, fortifications, machine shops and coal wharves, and has advised the Navy on sending a warship to enforce neutrality at the canal zone.

George W. Goethals Panama Canal Zone New York Panama Congress Navy Department Canal Zone GoeiNals

Portugal Votes to Aid Allies in Europe War

Lisbon December 24 Portugal's chamber approves preparations to join Great Britain in war against Germany after Germans attack Angola's province of Annotol and following a colonial ministry report. A 7000 man expeditionary force was already sent to West Africa with further contingents planned. Germany again invades Angola as the West African theater heats up.

Lisbon England Germany Porthanese Anpolit Senor Offonso Tt Europe Great Britain Portugal Portugel

Gas Company Annual Report Revealed by Librarian

In a light reading exchange, a librarian offers a gas company annual report for someone seeking reading material. The brief dialogue suggests a playful interaction about available literature and a possible local business document.

Ruffolo Espress

Conspiracy Claims in the Baff Case Revealed

New York December 24 Carl Rettich a key witness in the grand jury inquiry has told District Attorney Whitman all he knows about the conspiracy and gunmen tied to the case He provided crucial details about the conspirators the murder car and the movement of funds The two Cohen brothers Toe and Jake are now more deeply implicated through Rettich and an informer James Moore Rettich’s reluctance to reveal the source of the money for Tarawitz’s services remains a questioned point in the probe

New York Carl Rettich Whitman West Hoboken Carl Ret Cohen Brothers Toe Jake James Moore Whitman Carl Rettich Jim Cohens Rettich Moore Abraham Broadway Tarawitz Hariwitz Kettich Hoboken Ballway Ont Street New Jersey Jersey

Hill Would Stop Shots in Border Crisis Talks

Mexican General Benjamin Hill signals willingness to a US brokered arrangement to halt firing over the American border without evacuating his positions. He even suggests a neutral zone along the border. Governor Maytorena protests any port closure at Naco as it could starve federal forces and force withdrawal prompting renewed attacks.

Naco Ariz Benjamin Fill United States Unt Maytorena Villategpe

Day Fight Continues as Hobson Rallies Prohibitionists

Washington, Dec. 24. Representative Hobson, a dry champion, declares the prohibition drive persists after his resolution’s defeat in the House. He predicts the movement will win and notes plans to push the Senate with Sheppard’s similar resolution. The drys aim for a roll call in the state to rally support.

Hobson Renate Washington House Senate Sheppard

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