Roosevelt Platform Pushes Radical Democratic Reform
Former President Roosevelt outlines a platform for his supporters to push nomination, arguing for pure democracy and stronger limits on wealth influence. He condemns money in politics, advocates representation that truly serves the people, and calls for national control of resources to benefit all citizens. The speech emphasizes progressive aims and a battle against privilege.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Witt Lincoln J
Lincoln
Keyport Steamer Majestic Undergoes Repairs at Keyport
The steamboat Majestic is undergoing extensive repairs at Keyport with engines overhauled interior varnish applied and boat wheels repaired. Completion is expected by March 18. Local society notes mention a Highlands party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Gilbert with dancing cards and music. A linen shower planning event, a Brownie club meeting, church notices, revival plans in Keansburg, a fish market addition, and entertainment listings at Empire Theatre are also reported.
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Majestic
Keyport
Joseph Gilbert
Highlands
John Quannive
Charles T. Mat , Jr
Fred Corse
Gertrude Miller
Theresea Wright
Spinor Prom Voted Season's Big It
The Senior Prom at Townley Hall last night drew over sixty couples and many alumni, with elegant gowns and festive decorations including red and white 19% emblems. Harold Dennett and Chester Arthur provided seventeen musical numbers as students led a record late dance, while Lewis S. Thompson of Brookdale Farm seeks the Republican nomination at the Chicago convention.
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Townley Hall
Valentine
Harold Dennett
Long Branch
Chester Arthur
Matawan
William Friederick
Roll Call at First Baptist Church Draws Speakers
Tomorrow at First Baptist Church marks the annual roll call with Rev. T B Hughes arranging a strong lineup. Dr J L Miner of Red Bank Baptist Church and Dr E B Van Ness of Newark will speak in sessions at 2 30 and 7 30 with music by the choir and supper at 6 20. A large attendance is encouraged as invitations go to Baptists in Long Branch and nearby. The St Luke s M E Church quarterly conference will also be held tonight presided by District Superintendent Rev Dr John Handley drawing a large official turnout.
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First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
J. L. Miner
Red Bank Baptist Church
Red Bank
van Ness
Newark
Ladies’ Aid Society
Long Branch
E. S. van Ness
D. D
St. Luke's M. E. Church
John Handley
Imp Leads Price Cup Race In North East Gale
The Imp and Rainbow exchange lead in the Price Cup as four boats started and only one finished. Imp wins the 15 mile Long Branch race in 37.25 while Blanche withdraws after ten miles, Ingenue led early then withdrew, and Eagle did not start. Wind gusts hindered the sailing conditions at Shallow Point course.
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Imp
Rainbow
Robert Heltermeyer
Walter Content
Blanche
J. C. Gibbons
Ingenue
J. J. Green'n Eagle
Long Branch
Democratic Smokers Draw Middletown Area Voters
About 500 Democrats from Middletown township Atlantic Highlands and Highlands gathered at the Majestic Theatre Atlantic Highlands for a smoker and reception. Assemblyman Elmer H. Geran spoke praising Governor Wilson and Taft appointee Mahlon Pitney, with Frank Katzenbach as the principal speaker. The event featured social time, music and vaudeville, ending with remarks on Lincoln and Washington.
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Middletown Township
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Majestic Theatre
Melvin A. Rice
Elmer H. Geran
Woodrow Wilson
Jersey
Mahlon Pitney
Supreme Court
Taft
Rice
Wilson
Topeka
Kansas
Frank 8. Katzenbach
Trenton
Katzenbach
Monmouth County
Lincoln
Washington
Corporations Must File Report Before March First
Public notice urges all corporations in New Jersey to file annual reports with the Collector of Internal Revenue to avoid fines up to 10,000 dollars. Reports due by March 1 regardless of business activity. blank forms will not excuse compliance. Ray mond Dildine of Red Bank named deputy collector for the First District. Also listed are minor notices including a musical event at the Opera House on February 22 and a help-wanted line for women to press night shirts at Steiner & Son.
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Empire’ Theatre
Monmouth
Red Bank
Chas
W. Ritter
Viniter Wife & Son
Raymond Dildine
First District
New Jersey
Weather Bureau Forecast Narrows To Northeast Storm
The U S Weather Bureau outlines a 36 hour forecast ending Thursday evening with rain in New Jersey turning colder Thursday afternoon and winds shifting from east to northwest. A Northeast Storm Warning extends from Jacksonville to Nantucket as a storm moves northeast from the lower Mississippi Valley bringing high winds along the Atlantic coast. Observations from Long Branch record a high of 49 and a low of 31 with temperatures around 31 at 8 am, humidity rising to 90 percent by 10 am.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
New York
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Jacksonville
Nantucket
North Broadway
Long, Branch
Red Bank Motor Boat Club smoker a success
The Red Bank Motor Boat Club held a smoker and entertainment at Borough Hall Red Bank with about two hundred gentlemen attending. Proceeds, estimated at $260, will fund the new clubhouse on Union Street. Entertainment included Edward Meyers orchestra, Malcolm Shackleford, the Bohemian Club of Red Bank, and Harry Giblin.
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Council
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Frank C. Storck
Monmouth Beat Club
Edward Meyers
Malcolm Shackleford
Bohemian Club
Harry Giblin
Shackleford
Giblin
Mr. Storck
Charles P. Irwin
John Valentine
George Wise
Harry Woodhall
Lewis Frick
Thomas Purtell
Association
Union Street
Long Branch Meeting Hints At Election Plan Change
Friday night commission government league discussions hinge on timing for presidential primary. debate over whether to separate political questions from reform effort. target dates: primary early April, city vote March 12, with council election May 7 and terms starting May 8. also notes a George Washington social and a Billy James hoops act at Opera House Feb 22.
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Commission Government League
League
Lisbrary Hall
Long
Commission
Ao A8
Long Branch
Billy James
Roll the Hoops
Opera House
Six Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Path Through Houston
Houston fire raged for hours driven by a 30 mile gale wiping out a seven by eighteen block area. Dynamite demolished a whole block to halt the flames. No deaths reported. 2000 homeless and little suffering expected. Sixty thousand bales of cotton destroyed. total loss estimated at six million dollars. Citizens used wet blankets to combat embers and evacuate homes.
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Houston
Texas
Thelice
Black List planned for Red Bank poor at council meeting
Red Bank Borough Overseer Frank J. Manson told the council Judge Foster approved a blacklist of those who apply for aid and spend funds on liquor. Copies will be given to liquor sellers. Chief Wymbs assists. Manson noted 42 families, 187 people aided, urged a housing code, raised wages for Mrs. Dangler, and asked to equip her with medicines for inmates. Council offered no action. Captain Green returned from a visit and remains in ill health.
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Red Bank
Frank J. Manson
John
Foster
Manson
Arthur L. Wymbs
Mason
Forter
Overseer
Kihieh
Dangler
Trueman Warner Buried in West Long Branch Cemetery
Trueman Warner aged 1 years led at Union Hill Monday and was buried this afternoon from the home of Scrib len Tabor Liberty Street in the city. Interment by Hyer and Flock at West Long Branch cemetery. He was son of Jacob and Catherine Warner, with sister Mrs Jesse P Manahan and brother Frank Warner surviving. He belonged to Neptune Council No 217 North Long Branch. Also note Fulton opening plans and the Majestic Theatre advertising in the Daily Record.
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Trueman Warner
Union Hill
Scriblen Tabor
Liberty Street
Hyer & Flock
West Long Branch
Jacob
Catherine Warner
Jesse P. Manahan
Frank Warner
Neptune Corncil
North Long Branch
Rally Plans Discussed for Forward Movement Meeting
A church meeting at Simpada Memorial M. B. Church outlines a rally next Sunday at St. Luke's Church and a conference Monday at First Presbyterian to discuss forward movement plans including bible study and evangelism. Invitations are issued and committees are to be appointed by pastors. Red Bank Telephone Office Moves to New Three Story Building on Monmouth Street. The Mackay Manufacturing Company buys the Manasquan plant and five acres from Captain Asher Curtis. Gun Club Shoot Tomorrow Set for Birthday Weekend. members compete at 4 o clock.
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Simpada Memorial
M. B
St. Like's Church
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank Telephone Company
Red Bank
New York Telephone Company
A. Max Weis
Monmouth Street
Oit No
On Oe
Teau
A. B. Wilson
Manasquan
Mackay Manufacturing Company
New York
New Jersey and West Virginia Bridge Company
Asher Curtis
Man Jailed for Assault After Witness Warant
Charles Williams was committed to the county jail yesterday by Henry Schoenlein on a complaint by John McCarthy accusing him of assault and battery. McCarthy said Williams punched him several times. Constable Van Winkle served the warrant. Williams pleaded guilty when confronted with the evidence.
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Charles Williams
John McCarth
Henry Schoenlein
Atrail
McCarthy
van Winkle
Willimme
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Addie Chapman
Othel Reynolds
Grace Lovelass
Florence Clark
Edward Redd
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Mount Ovet. Baptist Church
Keansburg
J. W. Tower
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Camden
Disbrow's
Phil Schmidt
Chattle High School
L. S Thompson
Lewis 8. Thompson
Brookdale Farm
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Chicago
Thompson
Baptist Church
Deeleration of
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Hellmeyer
Maplewood F. C
Maplewood N. J
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Long Branch Nationals
Oreas
Harry M. Aschenbach
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Warren St
N. Y. City
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George Washington
Queen Esther Circle
Simpson Church
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Alodse
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Commission League
Steiner & Son
Ladies of the First Reformed Church
Horate P. Cook
Captain Green
George H. Green
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