Christmas Storm Records on Jersey Coast
A Long Branch newspaper notes a Christmas storm that spared the harbor with limited damage. Sea Bright suffered the greatest losses, while the Philippines and Porto Rico under American rule show progress in education irrigation and administration. The parcel post and government telegraph section argues for efficiency and public operation versus private carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Long Branch
Philippines
Porto Rico
Frank H. McIntyre
U. S. Bureau of Insular Affairs
United States
Europe
Asa
Vn A
Mplad
Manila
Ching
Japan
Postoffice
Nandicapa ii Tiaw
Newark Star
Ten Year Sentence For Hoboken Poisoner Of Bitters And Cordials
U S Judge Bellstab in Newark recently handed a ten year term to a Hoboken manufacturer who used wood alcohol up to 35 percent in bitters and cordials. The case was called heinous and revolting by Internal Revenue Commissioner Osborne as the poison killed and blinded, with fumes deadly. The offender had previously served seven months for the same crime and resumed the practice upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bellstab
Newark
Hoboken
Internal Revenue
Osborne
Mayors and politicos tread vaudeville stage
The passage mocks politicians including Indianapolis ex mayor Shank for moving into vaudeville, noting many gallery politicians belong there. It also remarks that tariff and currency issues are no longer a concern, with no dissent in the chorus of gratitude.
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Mayor Shank
Indianapolis
Editorial Collection Reflects on Courage and Social Morals
A compilation notes diverse editorials praising bravery and critiquing social theories. It recalls a Cleveland minister's proposal for teaching courtship, debates on detectives' evidence, and a Jersey murder verdict. It honors Philip Deleon who saved a mother and child at Ridgefield Park, dying in the act.
Bravery and Precautions Highlight Public Safety
Reading a mosaic of quotes and reflections on courage across crossings and doctors, the text contrasts noble acts of sacrifice with calls for careful safety. It cites Deleo’s death at a grade crossing near Ridgefield Park and laments repeated fatalities while praising steadfast American resolve and service.
Newspaper Editors Appointed to Senate Posts
Senator John W. Slocum names Alex L. Moreau editor of the Freehold Transcript as private secretary and Benjamin B. Bobbitt editor of the Long Branch Daily Record as Senate supervisor of bills. The appointments reflect confidence in the newspaper fraternity.
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John W. Slocum
Senate
Alex L. Moreau
Freehold Transcript
Benjamin B. Bobbitt
Long Branch Daily Record
Dictator Ironclad Launch Reveals New York Class Warship
Fifty years ago today December 26 the United States ironclad Dictator was launched in New York. It measured 320 feet long and 52 feet wide with 22 feet depth and heavy armor. Guns were 13 inch with 100 pound powder charges. Horsepower listed as 5000 and iron rain extended 15 feet from the prow. It was five times the size of the original Monitor.
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United States
New York
What More Could One Want Finest and Viewfulest Place
A historic hotel describes itself as a modern destination with baths and toilets up to date. It claims suitability for passengers tourists and sportsmen, with reputed cooking and noble wines. It highlights a grand outlook and six daily trains, plus a free view of a lovely lake.
How to clean door mats with soap and brush
To clean door mats place the mat in a bath of soapy water and scrub with a hard brush. Rinse thoroughly in cold water and stand the mat up to dry.
The Easiest Way and the Right Way
The article argues that promoting nationally advertised goods is both easy and proper. It claims manufacturers serve the public by ensuring visibility, encouraging window displays, and keeping sales forces active to push trusted products.
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Ties
Botewean Bondi
Laitor
M. Taylor Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas. L. Edwards
Sec'y
NEW Jrs.y
Parcel Post
Government Telegraph
Collier's Weekly
Inez Mulholland Boissevain
Manhattan
H. G. Wells
Kaiser
Kirk
Kitchen
George D. Hadley
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Reston
Prudential
the Prudential
Forrest F. Dryden
Mexico
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington Star
Philadelphia
Toledo
Blade
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Justice Minturn
Willam J. Leehan
Toms River
Leehan
Jersey Journal
Argentina
Philip Deleon
the Dago
Ridgefield Park
N. 2
Deleonas
West Shore Railroad
Doctor Heart
Courag
Baltimore Sun
Franklin
Ord
Paris
the Record
The
Bank of Personal Service
Citizens National Bank
Long Branch, WN. J
First National Bank of
New Jersey
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Company
NEW Jersey Mortgage & Trust CO
Long Branch, N. J
ONG Branch Banking Company
Beecham
Bell
Scott
Lydia Pinkham
Foley
Wampole
Wyeth
Reg Woo
Wahnifion
A. M. Townley & Co
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