ISNT City Council Selects Chauffeur After Long Debate
The council details a plan to hire two chauffeurs at about $100 monthly each with twelve hour shifts. Handschuch is kept on until year end, while Theodore Young Jr. is arranged to assist. Mr White seeks the position, tests with Seagrave, and is told to pursue it with the factory. Independent Machine Company later recommends Handschuch, and D K White is elected chauffeur by a 12 to 1 vote. President Joline and others express thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handschuch
Theodore Young, Jr
White
Thomas Beatty
Robert Wright
Charles KE. Brown
Brown
LD. K. White
Joline
Reed
Holiday Guests Entertained by Prof and Mrs Tavender
The Tavenders entertained their daughter Je Schellhaas and grandson John Henry Schellhaas of Brooklyn and guests Mrs G L Adams of Jamaica Long Island Mrs C J Greene of Long Branch over Christmas. Also Mrs Siegfried Wirschfeld and daughter Amy spent the holiday week in New York and Brooklyn. China’s Haunted Spots described with a ceremonial decapitation of a white horse and a stone tablet marking the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavender
Je Schellhaas
John Henry Schellhaas
Brooklyn
G. L. Adams
Jamaica
Long Island
C. J. Greene
Long Branch
Margaret Adama
Freehold
Siegfied Wirschfeld
Amy
New York
China
Mecca the Sacred A Shrine For One Seventh Of Mankind
Harper's Magazine notes Mecca as one of the world's busiest religious centers drawing pilgrims from across the Muslim world. It cites the pilgrimage as unifying one seventh of humanity under the Prophet and the sultan’s caliphate while warning of the peril for Christians within Mecca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
London
New York
Thames
Arabia
Turkey
Mohammed
Necca
Samuel M. Zwemer
Harper's Magazine
Echoes From Towers and Lakes Across The World
A collage of wonders on echoes and landscapes, noting Pisa cathedral bells, Finnish cavern roars, a Madson river grove reduced to spoiled echoes, Bavarian lake cliffs with a thunderous echo, and a Shetland tale of a near drowning. Also recalls Gypsy craft and a 1531 statute on Egyptian fortune tellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Finland
Madson
Bavau
Pearson’s Weekly
Ireland Receives Heavier Rainfall Than Eastern England
New rainfall data show Ireland average precipitation runs about a third higher per acre than the east of England annually, reflecting wetter climate patterns across the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Steel and Aron Tariff Plan Dominates House Agenda
Washington February 29 Representative Underwood, House majority leader, says the tariff program is mapped by Democrats with steel and chemical schedules to lead, followed by sugar. The wool and cotton comparisons will be later, while Republicans accuse Democrats of sidelining tariff board reports and urging swift tariff reductions despite fiscal limits.
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House
Administration Tariff Board
Washington, Nee
Underwood
Itways and
Weins Committee
Jeider
Las
Democratic Party
Tariff Board
Ways Find Means Committee
Ways and
Hardwick Special Commission
Sugar Trust
Plaidwick
United States
Electric Illumination The Arc and Incandescent Lights Compared
The article explains two main electric light types arc and incandescent. Arc lights burn carbon strokes in open air and are consumed as ends heat to white heat. Incandescent lights glow inside evacuated glass globes with a fine filament and do not burn due to lack of air.
Life Cheap in China: A Coolie's Sacrificial Pay for Family
The article describes Chinese and Japanese attitudes toward death and sacrifice. It notes buyers paying $200 to families to send a coolie to his death, in contexts of provocations against foreigners and political safety signals. It cites historical events on railroads and opium-related suicides as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Wasung
Shanghai
Peking
Thomson
Jewel Lost and Found Across Continents
A jewel in a rich stalker tale travels from the United States to Italy, passing through peddlers and thefts before resurfacing in Sorrento. A separate piece cites a table from an accident insurance firm showing home as the site of 25 percent of accidents with other shares listed for pedestrians autos and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Kemble
United States
Italy
Sorrento
New York Tribune
They Married Widows Five Presidents Married Widows
Reading note recounts presidents who married widows, citing George Washington Thomas Jefferson James Madison and others. The passage mentions Benjamin Harrison as well as Fillmore and reflects on presidential marriages and widowhood across early U.S. history.
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Washington, Jefferson
Madison
Fillmore
Benjamin Marrison
Newlyweds serenaded at Red Bank home by club friends
Mrs Alice Supp, formerly of Broad street Red Bank, and James T Clayton wed last Sunday were serenaded at their Wallace street residence by the Monmouth Cub West End Club and friends. The group marched in singing and playing with music by Del Fisher and Herbert Culington. They received a willow rocker as a gift and enjoyed light refreshments before a social gathering.
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James T. Clayton
Red Bank
Wallace Street
Monmouth Cub
West End
Clayton
Harry Clayton
Monmouth Club
del Fisher
Herbert Culington
Alice Supp
Henry N. Supp
Broad Street
Red
Bank
Ford & Millers Shoe
West Long Branch Trolley Meeting Weighs Franchise Extension
Branch and trolley enthusiasts of West Long Branch and Oakhurst prepare for a joint meeting to urge Broadway trolley promoters to include their territory once the Long Branch franchise is secured. Local supporters gathered data to prove a good investment and expect a favorable company response benefiting all. Miss Paline Stein spends Christmas in Newark and New York. Metals In the Human Body notes phosphorus accounts for bones and brain vigor with quantities suggesting potential uses for matches and experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paline Stein
Newark
New York
Harper's
What She Asked For
Uncle Jack visits from the west and seeks Eliza beth’s father in his office. Unable to locate a phone directory he asks three year old Elizabeth for the number. Elizabeth answers in a child's lisp that “Money” is what mother asks for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Elizabeth
Daddy
Ends on a candy stick puzzle from Chicago News
A short Chicago News snippet recounts a playful exchange where Edgar asks how many ends a candy stick has. The reply says two ends, prompting Edgar to remark he has already bitten off three or four ends and still sees two left.
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Edgar
Chicago News
Christmas Exercises at Eatontown Methodist Church
The Sun da school Christmas program at Eatontown Methodist Church under Rev C Lowden Knight drew a large audience. Mrs Knight directed rehearsals and the show was praised for musical and artistic quality. A flash photo of the tableaux followed and every scholar received candy books and an orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Sunda School
C. Lowden Knight
Thrivlng
Knight
Boy's eye saved after scissors injure eye near pupil
Arthur Van Brunt, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Van Brunt of Eatontown boulevard, nearly lost his left eye yesterday afternoon when a pair of scissors punctured near the pupil. A physician treated him and doctors say sight should be preserved with careful nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Henry van Brunt
Eatontown
Red Men Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Takanagssee Tribe No. 158 I O R M chose officers for the year led by Prophet William Miller and Sachem Charles Otten Sr. Other posts included Sagamores H Breece Jr and Harry Davis Chief of Records J Weber Collector of Waupum H G Woolley Keeper of Wampm W J Smythe Jr Trustee Gilmore West Representative to Grand Council G E Davis and alternate J W Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Charles Otten
Sagamore
H. Breece, Jr
Harry Davis
J. Weber
Waupum
H. G. Woolley
Gilmore West
Grand Council
G. E. Davis
J. W. Hampton
Repeat Red Bank Cantata Entitled Santa's Gold Mine
The Red Bank First Presbyterian Church Sunday school cantata Santa's Gold Mine drew strong praise last Tuesday. Due to many requests it will be repeated New Year Monday night with no admission, an offering taken, and music by an augmented orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Christmas Festivities Held by Philathea Society
The Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church Red Bank held its annual Christmas festivities Tuesday night at Mrs Fred Waters Bridge avenue Bridgeport. Members exchanged personal presents, enjoyed games and a social time, and refresh ments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philathea Society
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Fred Waters
Bridge Avenue
Advertise in the Daily Record for Pay
Local notice urges businesses to advertise in the Daily Record with a promise of payment. The snippet emphasizes monetary appeal to advertisers seeking exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Chapman’s Market Ad Highlights Fresh Meats at Broadway
An old ad for Chapman’s Market at 147 Broadway lists fresh Cal Hams Frankfurters Lean Pot Roast Pork Loins Shoulder Lamb and a full line of fresh killed Turkeys Ducks Geese and Roasting Chickens with prices denoted alongside each item.
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Philip Schmidt
Isnt City Council
Motor Auto Wagon
Independent Engine Company
Kaufman
Broadway
Joline Avenue
Mecca the Sacred
Bavaria
James Mamilton
Church of Scotland
Rodney Street
Liverpool
Shetland
Stanston
Palmestre
Steel and Aron
Atte States Weather Bureau
Temp
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Mr. I. L. Showem
iRoss
Ntti
Ryan
ceheTe
Jersey Central Traction Company
New Monmouth
Keyport
Lorillards
Oakhurst
West Long
Wampm
W. J. Smythe
Simpson Church
Simpson M
Dare
Harry van- Cleat
Pastor Dare
Chapman’s Market
Frankfurters
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