Rioting in Big Clothing Strike Rises in Cities
Rioting marked the clothing strike in Brooklyn and Manhattan with attacks on workers and strikers. In Brooklyn a crowd of 500 raided Smith Gray and Company, driving 400 from their machines before police arrived. A general stoppage looms as manufacturers warn many city factories may suspend soon.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Smith Gray and Company
Harry Kohn
Washington Company
Red Bank News Office Moves to Kuh Building
The Daily Record in Red Bank relocates to the Kuh building on Front Street opposite the fontain. front desk accepts all copy and ads daily. Call 806-W for quick service. Advertisements tout New Year events at the Lyceum and Commercial, with dinner dances, music, and beer. Listings also note Hirschfeld & Son calendars and liquor sourcing.
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The
Daily Record
Red Bank
Kuh
Front Street
Fontain
John Beet
Highlands Board of Trade Dinner Plans
Elaborate preparations are under way for the Highlands Board of Trade annual banquet at C Mell Johnson's Sea Side Inn at 7 30 p m on Thursday January 9 Elmer H Geran of Matawan will deliver the principal after dinner address Speakers include Charles Intiman Senator John W Slocum Mayor Harry Johnson and ex Mayor Allan R Reid Invited guests cover local officials and business leaders The hall will be decorated with flowers flags bunting and Board of Trade colors with music and entertainment Some one hundred attendees are expected and a fine menu will be served
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Highlands Board of Trade
C. Mell Johnson
Sea Side Inn
Bay Avenue
Miller Street
Highlands
Elmer H. Geran
Matawan
Charles Intiman
Board of Trade
John W. Slocum
Harry Johnson
Allan R. Reid
Jonnie, Foster
Atlantc Highlands
J. M. Holm
Sea Bright
W. C. Hope
Central Railroad of New Jersey
G. I. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
William Hayden
Patten Boat Line
John M. Corlies
Rumson
Board of Freeholders
Joseph McDermott
Freehold
J.S. Hoffman
Phillip Greenspan
William Hewitt
A. B. Hubbs
Pastor T B Hughes Farewell In First Baptist
Rev T B Hughes closes his pastorate at the First Baptist church and accepts a unanimous call to Millville New Jersey. He voiced versatility serving all ages and groups and delivered sermons and talks maintaining strong audience engagement.
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T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Millville
N. J
Parker's Theatre
A Happy and Prosperous New Year Toast Record
The Record sends wishes for nineteen thirteen with Rev. John Handley delivering a toast. It hopes for blessings of peace, happiness, love, and success, urging virtues to battle for the right and wisdom to win life’s fight.
Hoyt Heirs Buy Most Of Property At Special Sale
A special master's sale at the late Cynthia A Hoyt's homestead on Atlantic avenue saw multiple parcels sold. John Pearsall bought Rockwell and Fifth avenues lots, J Morton of Metuchen bought a lot there, the Hoyt heirs acquired the Church street house and Atlantic avenue home, with remaining Fifth avenue and Greenlawn cemetery plots sold to heirs. The Morris property attracted heavy bidding, and most of the estate totaling 9100 dollars went to the Hoyt heirs and sister Mrs Julia B Gilman. Chas Asa Francis also bought a stake.
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Cynthia A. Hoyt
Atlantic Avenue
John, Pearsall
Rockwell Avenue
Fifth Avenue
J. Morton
Metuchen
N. J
Hoyt
Church Street
Reuben J. Mortis
Greenlawn Cemetery
George R. Hoyt
Charles L. Hoyt
Thomas E. Hoyt
Julia Gilman
Morris
George Hoyt
Charles Hoyt
Julia B. Gilman
Hoyt Brothers
Hoyts
Chas
Asa Francis
Hoyt & Francis
New Year Invitation To City Hall Meeting
City Clerk Winfield R. Warwick invites all residents including cottage and summer visitors to City Hall Wednesday afternoon from 2 30 to 4 30 to discuss public affairs and policies for the new year. Mayor Newcomb calls the meeting as head of the Department of Public Affairs to seek solutions for the citys welfare.
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City Hall
Winfield R. Warwick
Newcomb
Department of Public Affairs
Arcanian Rally Planned for Monmouth County Leaders
Grand Regent Joseph M. Arnold of Princeton and Royal Arcanum officers announced a Monmouth County rally with Long Branch likely hosting in February. Red Bank and Keyport councils report progress toward 200 members. installations will begin next Tuesday in Long Branch with Frank Errear supervising. Public reception by Long Branch City Hall set for New Year’s Day to discuss city affairs.
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Joseph M. Arnold
Princeton
Royal Arcanum
Achte-Stetter's
Newark
Monmouth
Red Bank
Keyport
Walter L. Davis
Harry F. Davis
Oakhurst
New Jersey
Committee On State of the Order
William Koster
Long Branch
Frank Errear
Jersey City
Asbury Park
Freehold
Atlantic Highlands
Matawan
Watch Night Services Across City Churches Tonight
Watch night services will be held in several city churches to usher in the New Year. St Lyuke's hosts Rev Dr John Y Dobbins at ten with church ushers serving refreshments. Simpson Memorial Church and third avenue services begin at 10:30 led by Rev Alfonso Dare. Asbury M E Church evening services start at 9:30 under Rev A H Eberhardt. Mount Olivet Church also holds services at ten. Nearby, Mr and Mrs John M Richard and Mr and Mrs Henry A Herbert of this city travel to New York for Mecca Temple ball at the Twelfth Regiment Armory to see the old year out and the new year in.
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St. Lyuke's
John Y. Dobbins
Ushera
Simpson Memorial M, KE
Third
Garfield Avenues
Alfonso Dare
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
Mount Olivet Church
New York
John M. Richard
Henry A. Herbert
Mecca
Myotic Shrine
Twelfth Regiment
Captain Lewis Dies From Fall After Civil War Veteran
Captain Robert H. Lewis, injured two weeks earlier by a fall from a second story window, died last night at his Bath avenue home. He had been in critical condition for days. Funeral set for Thursday from the Bath avenue OWS with Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins officiating. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery in charge of John G. Sexton. He was a Civil War veteran and longtime Red Bank resident, last of seven brothers, survived by widow and daughter Mrs. Lillie Krismeyer in New York. The Red Bank and James B. Morris G. A. R. posts will attend in a body. He captained the steamer Elberon of the Patten Line for years.
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Robert H. Lewis
Bath Avenue
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke’s M. B
G. A. Rorites
Glenwood Cemetery
John G. Sexton
Lewis
Arrowsmith Post
Red Bank
James B. Morris
New Jersey
Elberon
Patten Line
Lillie Krismeyer
New York
Woman Lockjaw Victim At Hospital
Mrs. Benjamin Allmond of Asbury Park died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at eleven this morning from tetanus contracted a week earlier after abdominal tumor surgery. She had been admitted about three weeks ago and developed critical symptoms in recent days.
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Benjamin Allmond
Asbury Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Allmond
Hospital appeals for countywide hospital appropriations
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Association urges all thirty eight municipalities to fund charity care deficits at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch. County Board of Chosen Freeholders covers about 10 000 for two fifths of charity costs. Three towns have contributed so far about 160. Proposals aim to fund a fair share for patients from each municipality with notices to governing bodies for 1913 budget inclusion.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital Association
Board of Chosen Freeholders
William D. Harper
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Park M. Woolley
Board of Chelan Freeholders
Plas
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Momouth County
Board of Freeholders
Board of Governors
Association
Day Boat Stock Tax Appeal Before Monmouth Board
Captain George Bailey of Manasquan challenges boat stock assessment as personal enmity with Assessor Price. He argues vessels Charles Endicott Campbell Greenleaf Johnson O H Brown and F T Lupton schooners were taxed improperly. seeks cancellation or reclassification to personal property. Counselor Durand to file brief. Captain Asher Curtis also appeals.
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Georgeailey
Manasquan
Monmouth County Tax Board
Price
Bailey
Batley
Charles Endicott
Charles A Campbell
Greenleaf Johnson
O. H. Brown
F. & T. Lupton
Frank Durand
Asher Curtis
Allen 1 Sent 10 Jail Without Bail
Robert G. Allen of Vernon Street was committed to county jail without bail after stabbing his wife with a carving knife. His wife, at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, remains in critical condition with a chest wound. she corroborated his confession in most details.
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Robert G. Allen
Vernon Street
City Hall
Recorder’s Court
Arrowsmith
Allen
Walling
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Freehold
Foster
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Hotel Workers’ Union
Hotel and Restaurant Managers’ Association
Mabel Johnson
A. Judson Bray
Ernest Smith
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Baptist
Maple Avenue
Mrs. Smith
Fred Wilcox
Fred R. Wilcox
Syracuse University
Wilcox
Second Avenue
Helen Green
Jessie Dalton
Margaret Parker
Marjorie Sutphen
Helen Clark
Jonah Wilcox
Walcott Morris
Langdon Morris
Pitman Potter
Jack Dalton
Julius Corn
Record
Lyceum
Atlantic Fire Company
West
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
Broadway
Jos. Hirschfeld and Son
Chester
Mattie Platt
Misa Ida Mills
Gertrude Oberhauser
Penn
Mia
Alex. Gaskill
Chelsea Avenue
S&s
C. L. Edwards
Commodore
James Mulholland
Cedarhurst
John Handley
State of the Order
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Capt. Lewis
Bath Ave
Imperial Hotel
Alfred Benjamin
J. Goldstein
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
W. Ritter
Zigere
Igame
Comlal
Samuel Nathanson
Oceanport
Harry van Schoick
Hall of the Holy Cross
George Bailey
Levy
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