Early closing movement aids workers and merchants alike
The article praises the early closing movement as wise and beneficial for both employer and employee. It highlights Miss Greene promoting the Monmont Dockties Auxiliary to the State Charitied Aid Association, aiming for 1 000 members, and notes the positive impact of shorter workdays and shared evening time with family.
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Monmont Dockties
State Charitied Aid Association
Elizabeth
Reéne
Bath Avenue
Miss Greene
The Man About Town Reflects On Charitable Giving
The column discusses city politics and the Monmouth County Grand Jury for January. It critiques mayoral leadership, the new high school gym, and the duty to support societies while warning of overtaxing workers. It recalls lodge collectors and a wasted dollar.
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San Francisco
Cal
Colender
Knights of Pyhtias
Chitheden
Techired
Bennett
Renaleary
New York City
Arcanum Gains Momentum in New Jersey Councils
December shows a net gain of 100 for the New Jersey Royal Arcanum councils led by Grand Regent J. M. Arn lold of Princeton. Efforts target a 20 000 goal by February 1. Monmouth county councils Red Bank and Coronal Keyport active. Long Branch to hold its first 1913 initiation at next meeting. Red Bank class initiation scheduled Thursday night. Advertise in the Daily Record It pays.
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New Jersey
Royal Arcanum
J. M. Arnlold
Princeton
Monmouth County
Red Bank
Coronal
Keyport
Long Branch Council
Red Bank Council
Lefty Flynn Barred From Yale Over Marriage Rule
Former football player Lefty Flynn is barred from Yale University due to marriage status. The decision, issued by university authorities, cites policy constraints affecting his admission eligibility in the athletic program.
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Yale
Riot at Garment Plant Leaves Scores Hurt in New York
Fierce clashes erupted in New York as about 400 garment workers attacked Browning King & Co in Cooper Square. Police arrived after stones flew and clubs rose, injuring several. two strikers Aleck Bucotitis and Charles Goldstein were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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New York
Garment Workers
Browning, King & Co
Cooper Squire
Mercer Street
Aleck Buc Otitis
Ten Eyck Street
Brooklyn
Charles Goldsel
St. Mark's Place
Goldstein
Bunotilis
Askocti Lion
Unsettled butter and dairy markets with varied prices
General Markets report shows unsettled receipts of 8 192 packages of creamery items and diverse cheese and milk products with prices ranging across firsts seconds and undergrades. Poultry and eggs list steady to firm values with regional variations and standard grading terms.
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New York
Jan
Andiige
Sadie
Wadie
Watsie
Watle
Pennay Vanta
Hennery
Timothy
New
Don
Storm
Brollers
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Westerth
Maryland
Eerie
Live Stock Markets Update From Pittsburgh
Steady market readings show cattle prices from prime to good grades. Prime cattle fetch around 8.00 to 8.05 while good grades near 7.75 to 8.25. calves and veal listed with varied figures. hog receipts indicate steady demand with prime heavy at about 7.70 to 7.80 per hundredweight. Lambs and sheep show fair supply with price ranges from 5.20 to 5.0 for good weathered stock.
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Pittsburgh
Jan
Corran. Sas
Heliers
Springer
Ambitious plan to colonize West with urban poor
Former Minnesota senator James N Stacy promotes an American Colonization Society to move urban poor from New York Chicago and other cities to 700 million acres in Idaho Minnesota and Oregon. He seeks railroads and philanthropists including Carnegie Sage and Harriman to fund free transport and initial settlement, with branches planned in Chicago and Portland.
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James N. Stacy
Sdago
New York
Portland
Laa
American Colonization Society
Chicago
Stacy
East Side
Catherine Street Mission
West Hleventh Street
Table Lands
Idaho
Minnesota
Oregon
Andrew Carnegie
Russell Sage
H. Harriman
J. J. Hille
James J. Hill
Monticello
Wright County
Minn
Jim Hill
Henry Ames
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Fiberty
Mn Styey
Idaho State Senate
Senate
Atrocities Reported in Kavala Mass Killings
An Austrian resident recalls savage killings of Turks by Bulgars in Kavala and nearby towns. Prisoners were tied, tortured, and bayoneted. 1,200 Turks were said to be killed in twenty four hours. Turkish defense reportedly met brutal reprisals.
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Rawal Fine
Foomipad Fia Pon
Kravithe
Ile Gay
Paweoerds
Kavala
Man Makes Suicide Pact With Dynamite in French Tragedy
Gaetano Valencin a 26 year old French laborer in Bpernay drove a dynamite cartridge into his chest then stabbed himself twice as he bled heavily He walked to a pump washed himself and returned to the house declaring his intent to finish He then placed a second cartridge in his mouth and detonated it tearing his head apart in a fatal blast
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Bpernay
France
Gaetano Valencin
Valencin
Tam
Sebich
Spanish Telegraph Invention Promises Faster Service
A Madrid dispatch reports Senor Balsera of the Spanish telegraph department has developed a new instrument that can send and receive 1,820 words per minute, triple the Hughes machine’s speed. The device uses a type wheel like Hughes but yields fourteen impressions per revolution with a compact keyboard, and the Spanish telegraph department has ordered twenty units after testing.
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Madrid
Hughes
Senor Balsera
Spanish Telegraph Department
Man Dies After New Year Kiss Sparks Anger
John Albus of New York collapsed at his sister Mrs. Charles Uhl's New Year party after a stranger kissed her. Witnesses removed the man, and the coroner ruled death from heart disease amid anger and shock at the incident.
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John Albus
New York
Albus
Charles Uhl
Prince Albert Third Son of King George Ranked Low in Cadet Exam
The second son of King George, Prince Albert, born in 1895, stood sixty fourth in order of merit among sixty five candidates who took a naval cadet exam last month. Newspapers comment that the result shows examiner impartiality.
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King George
Prince Albert
Aeroplane Hunting Injury in France
An aviator, while taking part in a field sport by firing from an aeroplane, was struck in the eye by a stray bullet in France. He landed safely, and a surgeon dressed the wound, described as painful but not serious.
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France
I" Nenopout
Book claims Rockefeller Morgan linked to Drake and Drake era
Dr David Starr Jordan at Carmel-by-the-Sea touts a forthcoming book tracing 1000 American families to Isabella of Vermandois. He links John D Rockefeller and J Pierpont Morgan to a vast eugenics pedigree, and cites families such as Page Lee Drake Patee Howard Courtney Stan arrol Blair Worth Hawley Die Wight Lake Benedict Davenport.
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John D. Rockefeller
J. Pisrpont Morgan
Sir Francis Drake
David Etarr Jordan
Carmel-by-the-Sea
David Starr Jordan
America
Stanford University
Eugenics Commission
American Breeders’ Association
Pacific Coast
Dr. Jordan
Miteril
Wirst
Isabella de Vermandois
Crusader
Duke of Warren
John D. and
Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rockefeller
Prince
Buccaneers
Firth
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Harrisons
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Charles W. Eliot
Mirtara
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Timothy Dwights
Mr. Woolsey
Yale
Isabella the Vermandois
Highth
Isabella
Dr. Jordan Declires
Luther Burbank
Jordan
Carmel
Duchess of
Warren
Page
Lee
Drake
Patee Howard
Courtney
Stan ‘Arrol
Blair
Worth
Hawley
Ahi Die Wight
Lake
Benedict
Davenport
Bronze Age Necropolis Found at Viattano Italy
Archaeologists report a large Bronze Age necropolis discovered at Viattano Italy. Finds include urns and weapons, suggesting a significant burial site.
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Viattano
Italy
Linotype Strikers Demand Nine Hour Day and Higher Pay
The line of text shows linotype operators threatening a general strike unless a nine hour day and daily wage of 31.60 are granted. The piece references Paris News and a labor press context with broadsides and muttered threats of a lockout, reflecting worker discontent and employer resistance.
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Paris News
Roller Skating at Lyceum Theatre Red Bank
Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings with Saturday afternoon sessions. Scott Longstreet manager announces new skate lineup and first class order maintained at the Lyceum Theatre Red Bank. Admission costs 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Lyceum Theatre
Red Bank
Scott Longstreet
Mgr
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