Public notices and stockholder meetings across Monmouth
Public notices include bids and auctions for city projects in Matawan and Long Branch. Stockholders of Citizens National and Tintern Manor Water Company plan annual meetings in January 1914 with directors elected and business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Long Graneh
Citizens National
Broadway
Long Branch
New Jersey
At & O
Long Branch Banking Company
Creton of Directors
Henry Joline
Tintern Manor Water Company
Avenus
Wellington ‘Lamont
New York and Long Branch Railroad Time Table 1912
Long Branch to New York and interchange stations listed including Hudson Terminal and Jersey lines. Schedule shows numerous morning and afternoon departures, Saturday only services, Sunday patterns, and connections to Matawan Freehold Toms River and Philadelphia routes. Officials listed include C. McFaddin and GEO W Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central
Railroad of New Jersey
Liberty Street
West 23d
Penneylvania Railroad
Jth Avenue
32D
Gertlandt and
Desbresees
Hudson Terminal
AW Church
Cortlandt
Long Branch
Fiabeth Ada Aevacetus
Ilea Belt Elizabeth
Matawan An
Matawan
Asbury Park
Grove
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
Paint Pleasant
A. m
P. m. Bunda
Point Pa A. m
Pleasant
Freeh Freehold
Ben Girt
P. RR
Freehold
Toms River
Uy Camden
Falladennis Market
Steee Sea
Trenton
Philedergta
Brook
RK. K. Uanon
M. R. Rh
Church
C. McFaddin
N.Y
Geo
W. Boyd
Tee
Seem
Foitadalphia
Rockefeller Off On Private Yacht Amid Subpoena Drama
Pujo threatens force to compel William Rockefeller to testify before the money trust committee. Process servers fail to find him at Jekyll Island and in Tarrytown as his yacht sails toward Bermuda. Brisk legal maneuvering continues in Washington with possible writ of attachment if he resists service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
New York
Tarrytown
Win Rockefeller
Bermuda
St Ik
Pujo
Jekyl Island
Mr. Rockefeller
Sans Souci
Rockefeller
I la
Jeky Island
Jekyaland
Puro
Washington
William Rockefeller
Money Trust Committee
Hougede
Pojo
Loulalana
H. H. Rogers
House
Army of Deputies
Congress
Marshall to Fight Gambling Crusade Aid to Move Before Congress
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall, soon to be vice president, backs national gambling legislation. He agrees to help antigambling efforts and urges presenting the issue to the incoming U S Congress for possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chicago
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of Indians
Congress of the
Parcel for Mrs Sulzer Delivers First Mail Package in Albany
A trust package delivered in Albany under the parcel post system was received by Governor Sulzer and Mrs Willen Sulzer through special arrangements by the post officials. It came from Sophie Irene Loel of Broadway New York an admirer of the governor. The parcel weighed nearly six pounds and carried a 24 cent charge about 40 percent under express rates. It was designed by Walter Lenox a noted ceramic authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Parord
Qevrenor
Willen Suteer
postaMion
Sophie Irene Loel
Broadway
New York
Sulzer
Felker Wins Governor Role With Progressive Support
In Venedict New Hampshire on January 3, a long deadlock ended as Progressives and Democrats pact to back Samuel D. Felker of Rochester for governor, while Democrats gain seats in the senate and governor’s council. The deal excludes clerk positions and sets inauguration timing for Felker, possibly next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
William J. Britton
Old Guard
Taft
State Senate
Samuel D. Felker
Rochester
Franklin Worcester
Bass
Felker
Engine Driver Overwhelmed by Steam Blast on Western Express
In Poughkeepsie New York January 3 engineer Charles W Williams of the Western Express was knocked senseless by steam from a broken pipe on the engine cab as the train between Staatsburg and Hyde Park ran at speed. He revived enough to reach the throttle and stop the train but remains in critical condition at Vassar Hospital. Inspector Percy J Roblinger aided Williams before collapsing himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Charles W. Williams
Tila ‘Ab
Williams
Vassar Hospital
Staatsburg
Taft appoints judge to U S Court of Claims
Chief Justice Beetle resigns at age limit and Taft nominates Judge Fenton W Booth to succeed him. Henry W Bondall of Illinois previously US minister to Switzerland is named to fill Booths vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Peetle
United States Court of Claims
Hashington
Adaton J. Beetle
United States
Taft
Fenton W. Booth
Henry W. Bond
Illinois
Switzerland
James R. Keene Reported Dying After Operation
New York noted financier James R. Keene, once partner of Jay Gould, is reported near death after an operation. The record recalls his Wall Street battles including the Brooklyn Rapid Transit raid and Southern Pacific maneuvers, with earlier wealth and a public feud with Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pri- Vile Sauitorius
West Sixty-first Street
Jaimes Ko Keene
Wall Street
James P. Yettie
St. Clair Smith
Dimes K. Keene
London
Als Gither
America
California
James Ht. Keene
San Francisco
Jay Gould
Keene
Gould
American Sugar Refining Company
Brooklyn
Flower
Southern Pacific Railroad
Violence in Garment Strikes Rages at Brooklyn Plant
In New York on January 3 a clash erupted as twenty five Manhattan strikers attacked Weinstein and Fabrikant at their two floor plant 276 Twentieth Street Brooklyn. Eight strikers were arrested as police intervened. Leaders planned to mobilize bushelmen to paralyze the retail fashion trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garment Workers
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Weinstein & Fabrikant
Twentieth Street
Louis Weinstein
Weinstein
Eastman Gift Upgrades Rochester Women’s College Plan
George Eastman handed the University of Rochester trustees a 500000 gift to establish a coordinate college for women and add to the university endowment. Total Eastman gifts reach 578000. The Hastman science building costs are included, with a 300000 campus project. About 500 women expected to enroll once opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester University
Women’s College
Rochester
N. Y
George Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
University of Rochester
Puzzle collection items from Youth's Companion issues
A set of puzzle items from The Youth's Companion including Charade No 1906, Transpositions No 1997, and Divided Words No 1999. Challenges involve wordplay, transposed letters, and constrained divisions producing phrases, with examples and clues about domains, ailments, and output words.
Word Puzzles and Riddles Compilation No 2000 2005
A cluttered page of word games and puzzles including No 2000 Pictured Word No 2001 Charade across the vast, No 2002 Hidden Boys Names and anecdotes, No 2003 Letter Puzzle and various puzzle keys and solutions.
Creation and the six days of divine restoration
A sermon on Genesis 1 1 2 8 outlines creation as six days of God fashioning heaven and earth with a final rest. It argues the opening verse is a dateless record, notes the Spirit and Word at work, and links the creative acts to spiritual renewal in believers.
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Jer
Isa
God
Pember
Christ
Earth
Domin
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To de Corlies
Clobe, ‘Direcwr
Mary Crean
Orphank Court
County of
Monmouth
John D. Crean
Shrews Mutual Life Ins. Co
Theropolitan
Eatontown
N. J
Henry Wolcott
Court of Chancery
Ocean
New
Lewis Edwards
Anthony T. Woolley
H. DeNyse
Edwards Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Meesnieg
Anna Wainright
New Jerve Mortgage and Trust Company
Wilbert A. Reecrroft
Harold €. Morford
Sdl
stolaFri
Walter H. Clerk
Maurice Waud
George Clerk
Clerk, Waud
NEW York and
Long Branch Railroad
Georgia City
Farrytown
Pirat
White
Rockwood Ball
B. M. Hawks
Marshall
American Press Association
New, Hampshire
James R. Keene
Hie
Breck Exchange
Eastman
United States Weather Bureau
P. m
Temp
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Ted Wing
Corot
D. M. Stearns
J. Hill
New Goldstein
Phil Seamon
M. Al.tberg
Ave
Chapman ’S Market
C. W. Wright Co
East Front St
Red Bank
Broad St
Newark
Steiner & Son
Long Branch, New Jersey
Lighing Cadillac
Glayton’s Garage
Lakewood
W. J
Ocean and
Monmouth Counties
Hanson
Flan
Long Branch Daily Record
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