Monmouth Red Bank Christmas Personal Notices
Miss Florence Robinson visits Miss Eloise Joline in Branchport Avenue for Christmas vacation. Miss Margaret Smith and Miss Benson from Cranford stay with Mrs. Jos Corbett at the National Hotel. Mrs. Isaac B. White and son Albert, of Oakhurst, spend part of the week in Trenton. Edna Cobb visits relatives in Trenton. Edward Lactir and Alfonso Dave yesterday in Philadelphia. Preston G. Taylor of Broadway to tour the west and southwest. George Laird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Laird, returns from Washington, D. C., visit with Long Branch family. Lawyer and Mrs. W. S. Parker of Broadway spend holidays in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robinson
H. Ridgely Robinson
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Eloise Joline
Branchport Avenue
Margaret Smith
Benson
Cranford
N. J
Jos. Corbett
National Hotel
Isaac B. White
Albert
Oakhurst
Trenton
Edna Cobb
Edward
Lactir
Alfonso Dave
Philadelphia
Preston G. Taylor
Broadway
George Laird
Alfred Laird
Washington, D. C
Long Branch
Parker
New York
Bargains Found on Cent-a-Words Third Page
The Cent-a-Words column highlights discounted items and value picks listed on the third page. Readers can spot affordable goods, services, and daily necessities showcased in concise ad snippets. Multiple vendors appear, offering limited quantities and special prices for a short time.
Open House for Firemen and Elk Club on New Year
Firemen to hold open houses at their respective homes on New Year’s Day with Second Assistant Chief Schwark organizing greetings at the Phi Daly hose house. The Elk’s will host a non public open house at their Garfeld avenue home for friends with an Elk. A crayon portrait dealer, James Care, was arrested for breaking and entering after a complaint by Mrs. Julia Carter. He faced bail and a preliminary hearing. First Baptist Church prepares illustrated gospel sermon series “The Triumphs of the Gospel” with a stereopticon showing views and morning service at 10:30 a m led by Rev T B Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk's
Joseph Schwark
Phi Daly
Dalys
Garfeld Avenue
James Care
Wallace Street
Red Bank
James J. Collings
Julia Carter
Borden Street
Edward W. Wise
Justice Wise
Broad Street
Caner
Care
First Baptist Church
Assam
T. B. Hughes
Judge Hook Leading Candidate For Supreme Court Vacancy
Leading candidate Judge Hook tops calls for the Supreme Court vacancy as observers note his judicial record and public profile. The field narrows amid party and legal circles seeking a swift, consensus appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Parole Requests Placed By Murder Convicts In New Jersey
Slayers of Jennie Bossehieter including Deeso Campbell Williams and McAlister, each serving thirty years, withdrew parole applications awaiting the fate of George Ker who is due for release in February. Court of pardons to deliv er clemency decision. Likely names appear on March term parole list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bossehieter
Trenton
N. J
Adjourning Cotton Lockout Conference in Manchester
The cotton lockout conference in Manchester between striking operatives in Lancashire and employers adjourned to January 2 after failing to reach a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lancashire
Mexican jail delivery shocks capital as 500 inmates riot
In San Luis penitentiary a mass revolt left two guards dead and sixteen wounded. Five hundred prisoners overpowered the guards, escaped, and are pursued by 300 soldiers in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Prison
City of Mexico
Mexico
San Luis Penitentiary
Taft to name successor to Associate Justice Darian
Gossip from Wasmaton Dec 30 says President Taft will likely announce the next Supreme Court justice to replace John M Darian. Four finalists are Circuit Judge William C. Took of Kansas Seretary Nagel Senator Sutherland of Utah and Frank B Kellogg of Minnesota.
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Look
Sutherland
Wasmaton
Taft
John M. Darian
Supreme Court
William C. Took
Kansas
Seretary Nagel
Utah
Frank B. Kellogg
Minge
Roosevelt Blast Prompts White House Silence At Dinner
Washington December 30 The White House refuses comment on Colonel Roosevelt’s attack on arbitration treaties and criticism of the administration’s handling of the treaty system. The president reportedly has not prepared his New York peace banquet address but friends expect a firm response to Roosevelt’s editors remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
The Giant Petrel And A Patchwork Of Oddities
The excerpt describes the arctic giant petrel feeding on offal until bloated then sprinting across ice while its wings are spread. It disgorges semidigested food after a dash and repeats if chased. Also references snippets from songs and humorous misreadings in a collage of quotations and jeers from a miscaptioned column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Dove of Peace Arrives at Roosevelt Banquet Night
New York reports official invitations to Colonel Roosevelt for the Citizens' Peace banquet at the Waldorf Tonight have not been answered. Senator Griswold says Roosevelt may still appear, with speakers including President Taft, Andrew Carnegie, Oscar Straus, and John Temple Graves. The dove of Peace has arrived and its peanage is described as unrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Stephen M. Geign
Waldorf
Poynter Griswold
President Tait
Andrew Carnegie
Oscar Straus
Charles A.powne
Leary Y Claws
John Temple Graves
Carthegine
Guy
Senator Griswold
Proclaim Montero Chief in Ecuador Amid Rebel Fighting
Dispatches report that after battles near Guayaquil ten people died and several wounded. Troops have proclaimed General Montero supreme chief of Ecuador, aiming to keep him in power until Panamanian exile Plavio Alfaro arrives from Panama. Bryan departs Jamaica for New York aboard the steamship Atrato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Alfaro
Washington
Guayaquil
General Montero
Republic of Ecuador
State Department
Panama
Plavio Alfaro
Weather Observations From The United States Weather Bureau
Weather data from multiple locations including New York Atlantic City Chicago and Washington shows clear to cloudy conditions. Observations were recorded yesterday with noted temperature and sky conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Temn
New York
AWMAY
Atlantic City
Chicago
St Lucie
New
Our Baby Troubles Raise a Yelling Debate
A Washington Herald item notes a family dispute over a crying baby. One parent complains the infant yells unless fed with a family nickname Owl Way. The other parent retorts that the baby yells anyway, arguing the issue is greater than any single method.
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Washington Herald
Fragmented OCR grocery page notes and party chatter
An OCR filled with fragmented market items and stray banter. It lists butter eggs potatoes dressed poultry and veal with varying prices and conditions, plus misread chatter about a birthday party and power dynamics. The readable items include regional terminology and stock descriptions from Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vate
Pennsylvania
Bennery Frowns
Gue
Polatoes
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Gorth
Horlick
Any Milk Trust
Bond Department
Fidelity Trust Company
A. Giambrone & Vincelli Co
Atlantic
Hammar
Morris Avenue
Exchange St
Long Branch, N. J
Brunkhorst Bros
Judge Hook
Harlan
Tafi
United Presbyterian
Nagget
Zimmerman
Fancy Road
Martin & Meyer
A. F. Golden
Coles
Long Branch Market
Coles, Mor
Dove OF Peace
Montero
Bryan
Jamaica
Kingston
Ryan
Tc Londy
A.& P. Store
Strictly Fresh
Billy
Willie
Philadelphia Record
Lucan
Burn Honest Coal
Vannote Coal CO
George
Geo. G. Herbert
4Th Ave
Kaufman
Joline Ave
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
West End
M. Altberg
Third Ave
WM. Bryan the
Elberon Florist
Irolley
West Bend
Jimmerman
E. M. Colton
Tele
Rockwell Ave
Hire
L. A. Stryker
Edwards
W. Long Branch
Red Dank
Waldorf Lingerie
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
J. Hill
Galdstein Sigg
A.C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Koops & Abels
C. B. Deaver the Cash Grocer
Telephone
Chapman’s Market
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