Conference plans for Methodist delegates in New Jersey
Dr G H Neal of St Luke’s Church reviews arrangements with four district superintendents and delegates from New Jersey for the Methodist Episcopal Conference. The group met at First M E B Church in Asbury Park to plan entertainment and schedule during the March gathering.
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New Jersey
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference Committee of Entertainment
M. EB
Asbury Dark
John Handley
Ocean Grove
New Brunswick
8. M. Nichols
Camden
Alfred Wagg
Trenton
N. J. Wright
G. H. Neal
Long Branch
A. DeMaris
Vineland
Brighton
Percy Perinchief
H. J. Valley
Handrey
Bargains Highlighted on Cent-a-Words Third Page
Cent-a-Words on the third page highlights bargain offers from local merchants. Prices for everyday goods and clearance items are promoted with limited time deals.
Eintracht Society Christmas Festival Brightens Red Bank
The Eintracht Singing Society of Red Bank hosted its annual Christmas festival Monday night in the Patterson Spinning Building with a large turnout of members and families. The evening featured dancing, social time, refreshments, a festive Christmas tree with gifts given by Santa Claus, and a turkey prize. Professor Rudolph Malthow provided music and William J. Howell attended from Germany.
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Eintracht Society
Eintracht Singing Society
Red Bank
Patterson & Spinning Building
Broad
Front Streets
Santa Claus
Harry Smock
Prospect Avenue
Joseph Aul
Rudolph Malthow
William J. Howell
Germany
Isaac Harris with Partner Acquitted in Fire Horror Deaths
Isaac Harris and his accomplice were found not guilty in connection with a deadly house fire. The verdict followed testimony about the events leading to multiple deaths and the defendants’ alleged roles. Local jurors delivered the acquittal after deliberations in the district court.
La Follette Opens Campaign In Ohio For GOP Nomination
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin formally launched his Republican presidential bid in Ohio with two speeches. In Youngstown he denounced corporations and federal courts, arguing labor groups should not face Sherman Act penalties and criticizing monopoly and credit control by trusts.
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Cleveland
Robert M. la Pollette
Wisconsin
Youngstown
la Follette
la Vollette
Walues
Dana Claims 52 Votes for Assembly Speaker
Charles A. Dana the progressive candidate for speaker backed by Samuel Koenig has mobilized assembly members to back him against Edwin A. Merritt. Dana's compiled county list shows 52 votes from New York Kings Queens Suffolk Nassau Monroe Erie Niagara Orleans Oswego Chautauqua Cattaraugus Herkimer totaling more than the 51 needed to control the Republican caucus.
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Assembly
New York
Charles A. Dana
Samuel 8
Koenig
Republican County Committee
Feld
Edwin A. Merritt
Jrie
Kings
Queens
Suffolk
Nassau
Monroe
Erle
Niagara
Orleans
Oswego
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Herkimer
Dana
Iis
Merritt
Change Time of Sailing for Cunard Liners
Cunard announces new departure hour for Lusitania and Mauretania starting Feb 28. Ships will sail at 1 am Wednesday, nine hours earlier than before, with passengers boarding Tuesday night. The schedule lets vessels reach Fishguard Monday morning and connect to express trains to London in the afternoon.
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Cunard
New York
Cunard Steamship Line
Lusitania
Mauretania
Fishguard
London
Persians Likely Name Belgian as Shuster Successor
Teheran reports M. Mornard the Belgian director of customs is the leading candidate to replace W. Morgan Shuster as Persia’s treasurer general. Frank Catens, Shuster’s first assistant, is favored but unlikely to be appointed. Ambassador Reid plans a holiday voyage to New York on the Lusitania, December 30.
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Persia
Teheran
M. Mornard
Customs
W. Morgan Shuster
Shuster
Frank Catens
Ambassador Reid
London
New York
Triangle Waist Factory Owners Acquitted in Manslaughter Trial
Max Blanck and Isaac Harris, owners of the Triangle Waist factory, freed after a manslaughter trial over the March 25 fire that killed 146 workers. The verdict came after a brief jury deliberation, amid a hostile crowd and police escort as spectators cried murderers and anguished relatives gathered outside.
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Max Blanck
Isaac Harris
New York
Triangle Waist
Whitman
Crain
Leo Abraham
Blanck
Harris
Franklin Street
Magistrate’s Court
Morris
David Winer
Studson Street Hospital
Doctor Barnesby Sued for 25000 by Hibbs in New York
Walter Scott Hibbs a printer sues Dr Norman Barnesby alleging alienation of his wife Elizabeth Wehner Hibbs son two young men The suit states the couple married in 1886 at Wilkesbarre Virginia and has lived in New York for years Barnesby a former physician now bonds seller resides near Scarborough New York and is neighbors with Frank A Vanderlip.
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Hibbs
Norman Barnesby
New York
Broadway
Elizabeth Wehner Hibbs
Walter Scott Hibbs
West One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Barnesby
Scarborough
Frank A. Vanderlip
Elizabeth Wehner
Wilkesbarre
Russia seeks revenge over tabriz outrages claims
Reports from St. Petersburg on December 28 describe widespread indignation at alleged cruelties by Russian troops in Tabriz. Russians deny the charges while Persians accuse mutillation and murder of wounded and killed. Both sides face expected retaliation as troops reach Tabriz.
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St. Petersburg
Tabriz
Russia
Cauasus
Persians Defend Themselves in Tabriz Accusations Across War
The Persian committee in London reports Tabriz residents began defending themselves only after extreme forbearance and stopped on receiving orders from Teheran. They accuse Russians of outrages including driving over schoolchildren with horses and trampling them.
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Tabriz
London
Teheran
WITHDRAWS COTTON OFFER by Col Thompson
Washington December 28 A syndicate led by Colonel Robert M Thompson has withdrawn its offer to advance 25 a bale to southern cotton planters to move surplus cotton. Thompson said criticism and misunderstanding prompted the public withdrawal and that the movement was not political. He cited that organizers expected up to 2 per bale compensation while planters would incur at least 8 per bale in costs.
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Thompson
Washington
Robert M. Thompson
South
Russia to Punish Three Persian Towns
Russia announces it will take repressive measures in Tabriz Resht and Enseli in north Persia after mob aggression. Moscow says Persian government cannot punish the acts and orders military commanders with consular cooperation to disarm natives and punish the guilty parties.
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St. Petersburg
Russia Line
Persia
Tabriz
Resht
Enseli
Strict Navy Orders Require Secrecy Of Information
Washington issues strict directions to safeguard confidential naval information. No navy personnel may disclose any details about rivals or military plans without navy department approval. All articles with detailed naval data must be reviewed by the top naval intelligence office before publication.
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Washington
Navy’ Department
Navy
Avy Department
Navy Department
Naval Establishment
Havy Department
Office of Naval Intelligence
Reyes Surrenders After Failed Mexican War Effort
Washington dispatch reports General Reyes surrendered to the Mexican government after a failed counter revolution. Reyes says his call to discontented revolutionists, army, and people drew no response, forcing him to yield and acknowledge the impossibility of continuing the war.
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Washington
General Reyes
Madero
Manuel Calero
United States
Mexico
Rebels seize Korean prince and force signature in Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch says revolutionary soldiers lured Prince Min, ex crown prince of Korea, from a hotel in the French concession to the native city, kept him prisoner for hours, and compelled him to sign a large check to boost the revolt. He was returned to the concession and is now reportedly a Japanese subject. The Japanese consul is probing the incident.
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London
Shanghai
Telegraph
Prince Min
Korea
Min
Rince Min
Editor's Bride Lillian Russell to Wed Pittsburgh Banker
Lillian Russell plans marriage to Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh Pa to occur next May. Moore owns a Pittsburgh lender and is described as the groom designate in New York dispatches dated December 28.
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Lillian Russell
Alexander P. Moore
New York
Pittsburgh
Moore
Montclair Board Allocates 2000 For Mosquito War
Montclair board of health budgets 2000 to combat mosquitoes next year. Funds target breeding areas and stagnant pools to reduce pests and illnesses.
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Skeeters
Montclair
No J
Christmas Exercises at Red Bank First Presbyterian Church
The Sunday school Christmas program at Red Bank's First Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd. Santa Clive was portrayed by A Trumbull Smith and gifts were given for perfect attendance. An orchestra accompanied the cantata Santa's Gold Mine and the Infant class sang a chorus.
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First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
A. Trumbull Smith
Hranch Avenue
Santa Clive
Sara E. Jay
William Pope
Clinton Remus
Charles K. Hopping
Miss Fay
J. W. Rogan
Sunnday School
Cradle Rall
Three Men Notice Burning Cigar Band During Conversation
A humorous fragment describes three men smoking and discussing current events. A German man is unfazed by a burning cigar band on his cigar while another notices the odor and asks him to note the lampooned mishap.
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Getman
Heinrich
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