Taft calls for new United States court of commerce
President Taft sends to Congress a special message urging amendments to the interstate commerce and anti trust laws. He proposes a five judge United States court of commerce with exclusive original jurisdiction over key regulatory orders and petitions. The court would hear enforcement, injunction, mandamus, and other related cases from the Interstate Commerce Commission with appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Law
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
United States
Ciicuit
United States Court of Commerce
Interstate Competee Commission
New Junior Officers Installed by Long Branch Council
Deputy State Councilor Robert M. Stratton installed Long Branch Council No. 246 Jr O U A M officers in Odd Fellows Hall last Monday. New officers include Jr P Councilor J Alfred Miller Councilor Harvey Hurley Vice Councilor Percy Dey Recording Secretary J N oe Horn Assistant George C Hall P Financial Secretary H A Ives Treasurer J P Hamilton Jr PLC Warden C F Tetley Conductor Forrest Robbins Inside Sentinel Raymond Van Der Veer Outside Sentinel J Frank Van Der Veer P C Trustee 18 months J A Miller. The council added two new members and will celebrate its thirteenth anniversary next Monday night joining Neptune Norwood Riverview Oceanport El beron Asbury.
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Long Branch Council
Robert M. Stratton
No. 246
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jr. P
J. Alfred Miller
Joseph Sutphen
Gray
Neptune
Long Branch
Norwood
West Long Branch
Riverview
Oceanport
Elberon
Oakhurst
Asbury
Asbury Park
Mrs Hopper Dies From Consumption At West Long Branch
Mamie Wisener Hopper wife of William Hopper of Takawassee Life Saving Station died at home in Wall Street West Long Branch at 2 20 this morning from consumption. She aged thirty six born Branchport daughter of Frank and Jane Wisner survived by husband four children eight fourteen and four sisters and a brother funeral notice to follow.
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Mamie Wisener Hopper
William Hopper
Takawassee
New Electrical Store Opens in Broadway Goothell Building
Blaisdell and Edwards open an electrical shop in the Goothell Building on Broadway opposite Norwood Avenue and will carry hardware. The new store has been tastefully fitted up and is already doing a nice trade.
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Blaisdell & . Edwards
Electriclank
Goothell Building
Broadway
Norwood Avenue
New House for Baker Evans by Cranmer Bros南京
Cranmer Bros Columbus Avenue builders employ a force of mechanics erecting a cottage for LBE Evans on New Court. The firm also completes a new residence for Joseph Goldstein on Garfield Avenue.
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Cranmer Bros
Columbus Avenue
Lbe. Evans
New Court
Joseph Goldstein
Garfield Avenue
Week of Prayer Observed at First Presbyterian and Simpson M. E.
This week marks the Week of Prayer at the First Presbyterian and Simpson M. E. churches though poor weather reduced attendance. Chester M. Truax expands Broadway hardware by installing a panel metal ceiling in his store.
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First Presbyterian Jand Simpson M
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
Had Contract at Asbury
Wilbur A. Carley completed equipping forty windows in Mayor Appleby’s cottage at Asbury Park with patent window strips. For painting or paperhanging call A. B. Mortis 21 Rockwell Ave near Broadway, offering wallpapers at low prices.
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Wilbur A. Carley
Mayor Appleby
Asbury Park
A. B. Mortis
Rockwell, Ave
Broadway
Will probated for Long Branch couple in Surrogate Court
Two wills were probated this week in the Surrogate's Court. Sarah Johnson of Howell township left nearly all to her nephew Edwin S. Patterson including her farm 31 acres woodland money in bank and personal effects with Patterson named executor. William Frishmuth of Long Branch left his estate to wife Rebecca for life with power to sell and at her death property to revert to daughter Blanche Retelle Frishmuth.
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William Frishmuth
Long Branch
Burrogate
Sarah Johnson
Howell Township
Edwin S. Patterson
Patterson
Anker
Charles W. Patterson
Long Brach
Rebecca R. Frishmuth
Blanche Retelle Frishmuth
Congressmen Seek Information Amid Canal Debates
Washington dispatch notes Congress discusses the Mann bill abolishing the Isthmian Canal Commission. Rep Hughes proposes an amendment to limit contempt powers of Isthmus courts, but the measure fails 79 to . The item also covers executive-order tensions with chiefs of bureaus, new consular appointments for Howard D. Van Sant and Felix B. Johnson, and upcoming immigration and harbor defense legislation.
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Washington
Mann
Isthmian Canal Commission
Hughes
New Jersey
House
Howard DP. van Sant
Island Heights
Ocean County
Kingston
Canada
van Sant
Dunfermline Scdtland
U. S
Kean
Howell
Felix
S. Johnson
Ate Kingston
Eugeene Auguste Coffin
Revenue Cutter Service
Parker
Newark
United States
Immigration Committee
Peek
Mrn Mann
Tuinois
Mr. Bennett
New York
Panama
Richard Whitaker, Sr
New Brunswick
Wallpaper boosts sale value for well papered homes
An advertisement by A. F. Golden of 579 Broadway promises to raise a house’s selling price with tasteful wallpapering. It emphasizes low cost and skilled workmanship to avoid mistakes, inviting readers to hire the service. A separate note references Harry Gaines at Hotel Liberty for ale.
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A. F. Golden
Broadway
Harry Gaines
Hotel Liberty
Housel couple celebrate nineteenth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Rynear Housel observed their nineteenth anniversary with 135 relatives and friends at their Hampton avenue home. The First Reformed Church orchestra provided music, games were played, and a bountiful collation accompanied many generous gifts including china, silverware, glassware, linen, and other items from a long list of guests.
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Adeline Sharp
Brooklyn
William Pinson
John Hendrickson
Albert van Brunt
Albert Herron
Joseph Burner
Mdna Herron
Leuta Aveitt
Evelyn Pinson
Edna Gulick
Erma Hyers
Minnie Hyers
Vera Yale
Margaret Shields
Mattie Burner
Alma Burner
Ruth Wingert
Hazel Hendrickson
Rhoda Maggs
Josephine Mages
Katheryn Ferry
Florence Sexton
Ada Housel
Frank Griffin
Alice Griffin
Louis Fish
Weston Burner
Frederick Shield
Richard Bower
Harry Duncan
Charles Maggs
Oran Sharp
Austin Yale
Milton Burner
George Pratt Housel
Benjamin Wingert
Olga van Brunt
Robert Martin
Joseph Maggs
Frank Voorhees
Joseph Wanaway
O. A. Clark
Augustus Dangler
Shade Taltsman
Edward Hyerett
Charles Wortman
Wilbur Carley
Daniel van Brunt
Mre
Owen Melee
Anderson Case
John G. Sexton
Fiies- Applegate
Joseph White
Henry Wingert
William Derry
KB. Gootheil
Charles Huff
William Hyers
Oscar Hug
Raike
Martin
Joseph Goldstein
William Sharp
George Hyers
Ernest Sharp
Bella Sharp
Ethelyn Harvey
Lydia Wolford
George Hibbetts
College Fair Dates Set at YMCA Ball
The third annual college fair will be held March 17 18 and 19 at the YMCA ball in Washington street. Directors set the dates at a meeting last night.
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Aldo Fithe
Washington Street
Urrad Five Defeats St James Five In Informal Game
Monday night the Urrad Five of this city defeated the St James Five in an informal game 66 to 34.
Weather Outlook With Colder Arctic Air Moves In
Fair and much colder tonight with a cold wave. Saturday improves to fair skies. High northwesterly winds will diminish through the period.
Annual dry goods sale announces modest remnants sale
A one day event at Trem 10 to 12 a m offers remnants of prints tapestry velour and other fabrics by the pound for quilting patchwork or fancy work. Red Bank store offers cloaks salts and ready to wear garments at 60 cents on the dollar and Lang's sells pure candy including walnut caramels and nut patties.
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Red Bank
Board of Trade Meets in City Council Chamber
President J A Stratton appeared before the City Council to secure use of the council chamber next Monday night. The Board of Trade approved the request and held its first regular meeting of 1910. Plans include Ocean Park lease report, pier and convention hall, with public welcome. A Long Branch exhibit at the New York Sportsmen's Show will be planned.
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J. A. Stratton
Board of Trade
Ocean Park
New York
Beach and Park Commission
C.Q. McFaddin
Forrest Green
Mr. Burke
John W. Slocum
Brent Good
R. H. Hughes
W. C
A. B. Cottrell
James C. Hwing
W. 8. Mason
Pittsburg
Penn
Francis C. Baird
Spring Lake
Winthrop Parker
Guilck
Good
President Stratton
Richard H. Hughes
Mr. Good
Long Branch
Clark
Council Mania Chamber
Stratton
Cottrell
Os A
Ad Rte
Peter City Counel
Atlantic
Ocean Avenue
Funeral of A. C. Hicks Tomorrow
Alfred Charles Hicks, a Chicago University medical student, will be buried at home tomorrow in Union Avenue. His death followed rheumatic fever and illness in Chicago. A. C. Hicks was admired by family, friends, and Rutgers fraternity brothers, with services led by Rev. E. Briggs Nash. Private interment planned per family.
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Alfred Charles Hicks
Alfred O. Hicks
Nellie Francis Emmons
Chicago
Hyer & Fleck
Jersey City
Hicks
Union Avenue
E. Briggs Nash
St. James’ Church
Young
Chicago University
Chicago Baptist Hospital
Emmons
Alfred
OL Hicks
Englewood Lodge
Chattle High School
Academic Literary Society
Rutgers
Pratt's Institute
Brooklyn
New York Uniivers
Long Branch Plans Pier and Hotel with Large Workforce
City officials and Beach and Park Commission back a $1 million Ocean Park project including a pier convention hall theatre and hotel. Promoters say work can start in 15 days with 2000 men and lease terms for 20 years. council directs drafting of ordinance to grant the franchise while ensuring public access.
News for Man Turn to Goldstein's Ad
Ad copy references a man and Goldstein with a call to contact Tabor at 687-W in Baton town. No clear events or outcomes are present in the readable text.
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Goldstein
Ladies' Aid Society Dance At Lyceum
The Star of the Sea Church Ladies' School Aid Society held its second entertainment and dance at the Lyceum last night. Despite bad weather attendance was strong with sixty tables in play. West's orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed card games and dancing, sharing a delightful evening.
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Long Branch Free Burial Ground Association
Lyceum
West
David Elting
Louis Rothenberg
Louis Miller
Phil L. Cohen
B. Sugsman
Sig
Hirschfeld
Leopold Marks
I. W. Marks
Elias Marks
Henry Cashland
Joseph Stein
Isaac Stein
Max Stein
Joseph Goldstein
Julius Kahn
Frey
Jacob Gassman
B. Morris
Samuel Nathansef
Hisner
Joseph Salz
Louis Steinberg
Jacob Kridel
Alex Goldsmith
Morrel Kahn
Charles Rosecrans
Jacob R. Cohen
Julius Cohen
Asin Cohen
Joseph Black
Louis Troper
L. K. Jesserun
Fritz Hertz
M. Hartynan
Arthur A.spiro
Victor Manuel
Ladies’ School Aid Society
Star of the Sea
Pla
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society Meeting Recap
The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society held its regular monthly gathering at the Broadway home of President Mrs. I. Goldberg on Tuesday evening. After routine business, the group reviewed work and served a tempting repast, leaving members feeling their efforts were rewarded.
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The
Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolen Society
Broadway
I. Goldberg
Wearing 13 Year Old Boots Stirs Pastors Warm Recall
Rev. A. DeMaris of Simpson Memorial M E Church recalls boots gifted thirteen years ago by a Eatontown M B Church member. He wore them yesterday for the first time this winter noting rubber prices have risen and the boots remain in good condition.
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A. DeMaris
Simpson’ Memorial M. 8
Eatontown
M. B
Notice of No Agents on Long Branch Property
Samuel M Megie denies appointing agents in Long Branch New Jersey and disclaims responsibility for rents. No agent has authority to receive rent from tenants for his property. December 1, 1900s. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Long Branch
N. J
Samuel M. Megie
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Interstate Commerce Commim
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Hopper
Baker Evans
Shrewsbury Club
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Housels
Hampton Avenue
St. James
Lang’s
Swift
Board Trade
A. C. Hicks
University of Chicago
Charles Drake
Unlom Avenue
Crane
Boobey's
Tabor
Council
HFB GA
Citizens National Bank Bunday
Éa.m
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Slocum
F. HH
Batontown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and
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