Glavis First Witness in Inquiry Into Land Frauds
The Joint congressional committee opened sessions to probe charges against Secretary of the Interior Ballinger over coal lands and water power sites in Alaska. Louis R. Glavis, former field agent, testified as the star witness for conservationists, as the panel gathers in the senate office building.
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Glavis
Washington
Dan
Joint Congressional Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Alaska
Senate
Koute Nelson
Minnesota
Root
New York
Suther
Stoke
National Capital
Cot
Lirmi Ber
Far West
Taft
Laura Biggar Bennett Faces $100,000 Alienation Suit
Actress Laura Biggar Bennett, once tied to H M Bennett of Farmingdale, is defendant in a seven year old $100,000 claim for alienation of affections. The Brooklyn Supreme Court trial will recount her ties with Dr Charles Hendrick and prior divorce and settlement episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Biggar Bennett
H. M. Bennett
Farminglale
Agnes Mary-Hendrick
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Dr. Hendrick
Goltstein's Advertises Sideboards and Free Coal
A vintage ad notes about a dozen fine sideboards at Goltstein’s Ree ad with free coal and a new window. The notice urges trying “Honest” and offers a bag free of charges by phone and address 64 Liberty St for G. Van Note Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. van- Note Co
Liberty St. A. A
van Note Co
Sea Bright Secrecies Invited to Sunday Address by Attorney General
Rev Dr I Ward Gamble extends invitation to all secret societies in Sea Bright and five companies to attend the church service next Sunday night to hear Attorney General Wilson discuss The World Flesh and the Devil. Ashland Council No 28 Jr O U A M meets Monday and creates a committee to secure stages for transporting Highlands and Oceahite members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ward Gamble
Sea Bright
Wilson
the World
Flesh and the Devil
Ashland Council
No. 28
Highlands and
Oceahite
Planning Big Junior Meeting In Neptune Hall
Deputy State Councilor Robert M. Stratton of this city plans a large union meeting of the order at Neptune Hall on Church Street next month. He attended Ashland Council No. 28 at Sea Bright where he received encouragement and a promise of a big delegation from that council for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Stratton
Neptune Hall
Church Street
Stratton
Ashland
Sea Bright
Relapse Keeps Union Man Mr Schlemm Bedbound
Friends of Gustav Schlemm of Union report a relapse leaving him bedridden with rheumatism. Schlemm, formerly employed in New York, returned home two weeks ago in serious condition after seeking medical advice in the city. He resigned from his post and a Sunday outing led to a sudden worsening of his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Schlemm
Union Agetive
Schlemm
New York
J. W. Bennett
Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge Set for 1110 Anniversary
Friday February 3 marks the eleventh anniversary of Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge No 1 I O O F the pioneer secret female group in the city. The lodge will install its officers for 1110 and hold a banquet with grand lodge officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arioch Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Hicks Family Travels to Hot Springs for Health Visit
Jeweler Hicks and Mrs. John Wicks with their daughter travel to Hot Springs Arkansas not Virginia as stated yesterday in the Record. They will stay in the South until May 1. Mr. Aleks is in poor health and the trip aims to aid his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wicks
Hot Springs
Arkansas
South
Aleks
Liebe
At Cost Price Sideboards Display at Goldstein’s Bee Ad
About a dozen sideboards are advertised for sale at Goldstein's Bee advertisement and Alan their west window. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers list 516 Broadway telephone 122 L. Ti ld&wtf Advertise in the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldstein's
Bee Ad
Alan
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Broadway
Tel
Goldstein
Census District Enumerator Publishes Select Census Facts
District Enumerator Fenn of As bury Park releases key census details. Applicants for enumerator posts will not be named. disclosing names risks instant dismissal. Enumerator pay capped at 2 to 3 cents per capita. Applicants must be 12 to 70 years old in good health, work eight hours daily, and avoid political committee ties. Census starts April 15, with deadlines April 30 for New Brunswick Perth Amboy and South Amboy, and May 15 for remaining Middlesex Monmouth and Ocean districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
South Amboy
Middlesex
Monmouth
Ocean
No-More-Money for Howell Commission
Washington outlines criticism of the Immigration Commission over its 657000 funding and reports including the white slave study. Hayes California bill raises taxes and tests while Bennett defends the commission amid calls for itemized expense records.
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Washington, D. C
Howell
Committee On Immigration
Hayes
California
Bennett
New York
Immigration Commission
Macon
United States Treasury
House of Representatives
Europe
Robert B. Macon
Arkansas
Richard C. Longstreet
Maria
Red Bank Disorder Case Ends With Small Fine
In Red Bank a disorderly conduct case against six Italian workers ended with Recorder Sickles imposing a $2.50 fine per person. Police testified no violence occurred as crowds formed near the factory while workers were escorted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Recorder Sickles
Town Hall
Sigmund Weisner
Clothais
Mister
Ulls
United Garment Workers
Ladies and Gentlemen
Hisner
Keyport
Eirike
J. Tank Patterton
William Pintard
Patterson
Weather Indications Unsettled and Warmer
Unsettled and warmer with light rain tonight or Thursday. Moderate southerly winds rise to belak patterns as the outlook shows brief showers and milder temperatures ahead.
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
Through your columns we thank neighbors and friends for sympathy in our sorrow. We especially thank the pastor and singers from Simpson Church and all who offered their services. Sincerely Mrs. Rebecca Jord and son Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Church
Rebecca Jord
Lewis
Ous
Aided 34 Families Here in Fortnight
A midwestern city charity reports aid to 34 poor families totaling $105.18 from a Christmas fund raised by laypeople over two weeks. A ladies committee networks six city divisions aiding all denominations and poor colored families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cubberley
R. Horace Curtis
Association of Ladies
Broadway
Building sale and remodeling plans on Broadway corner
J Lehman real estate dealer sells two story brick building at Broadway and Mill to Abraham Gorcey formerly owned by Benjamin Fohe. Gorcey to take possession next month and plans remodeling. Also notes Reading Club meeting at Mrs Adams Eatontown and a roller race at Chelsea Rink Burke of Brooklyn versus Flake. Oyster and clam pie supper announced at Oakhurst M E Church January 26 with supper 85 cents and music by Oakhurst Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lehman
Broadway
Mill Street
Abraham Gorcey
Benjamin Fohe
Gorcey
Reading Club
Shrewsbury
Oakhurst M. BE
Oyetet
Oakhurst Orchertra
J. Strahan
Leaner
Libel Suit by U S Government Against World Dismissed
United States Federal Circuit Court Judge Hough dismissed the government’s libel suit against the New York World publishers over claims of criminal libel against Presidents Roosevelt Taft and others in Panama Canal purchase. Reasons include lack of federal jurisdiction and constitutionality questions. Bridges Goose Neck and Atlantic avenues closed for repairs forcing Broadway visitors to detour via Brandhport or North Long Branch.
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Hough
Roosevelt
Panama
New York
United States
Federal Circuit Court
Goverment
Mbel
Presa Publishing Company
New York World
President Taft
Charles P. Taft
Douglass Robinson
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal
Delaney Nicholl
World
Goose Neck
Atlantic Avenue
Broadway
Pleasure Bay
Brandhport
North Long Branch
George Hubbard Dies in Monmouth Hospital at 41
George Hubbard brother of Rob ert Hubbard of Hotel Trenton died Monday evening at 7 45 o clock at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from kidney trouble aged 41 He had been confined to his room at Hotel Trenton for three weeks before his removal to the hospital three days prior Survived by two brothers Robert and John Hubbard and a sister Mrs Elizabeth White Also mentions Cohen family travelers returning from abroad and staying in Norwood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
George Hubbard
Robert Hubbard
The
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hotel Trenton
Mr. Hubbard
Robert
Henrietta Hubbard
Long Branch
John Huabbard
City
Elizabeth White
Charles White
Shrewsbury
To Visit Red Bank Juniors and Local Notices
Robert Stratton of North Long Branch plans a visit to Onward Council No. 98 in Red Bank to meet members. Ada B Nafew in Eatontown collects for a flag pole with Uncle Sam supplying the flag. Local justices of the peace Van Doren and Schoenlein attend a Trenton meeting on forming a state association for peace officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stratton
North Long Branch
the American Mechanics
Onward Council
Red Bank
Order
Ada B. Nafew
Eatontown
Uncle Sam
Alfred D. van Doren
Henry Schoenlein
Trenton
Juac Hees of the Peace
Rhineland Cafe Gets Interior Upgrades at Rhineland Hotel
Otto Vanugoln proprietor of the Rhineland Hotel completes interior decorations for the Rhineland Cafe. Bazley & urns install a metal ceiling and side walls. New toilets are being fitted and the dining room will be ready for decorators in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Vanugoln
Rhineland
Bazley & Urns
City Council Fire Committee Reviews Soffel Recommendations
The fire and water committee met with fire department officers at City Hall last night to discuss the recommendations put forward by Chief Soffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Water Committee
City Council
Fire Department
City Hall
Soffel
Farewell Reception for Miss West at Third Avenue Home
Miss West hosted a farewell reception for friends last evening as she prepares to move to New York Friday to begin nursing studies at a leading hospital. Guests offered warm memories, with drinks, a midnight supper, favors, and toasts. They promised her skills will be in demand after graduation. Morace Sherman builds a new Washington Street house, his third on the block, by Robbins & Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Ruby West
Third Avenue
Miss West
New York
W. Sherman
Morace W. Sherman
Citizens National Bank
Washington Street
Robbins & Bennett
Mr. Sherman
J. G. Reed
T. Stone
Chattle High School
thanks for help during sickness and death of husband
Sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of my husband. Special thanks to Dr Reed and the choir at St. Titus Church. Also notes about local sales and a M E social tonight with entertainment and wallpaper bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Tite
Edgar Rock
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Painter
Kentucky
Hughes
Colorado
McCall
Massachusetts
Olmsterd
Pennsylvania
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Kansas
Denby
Michigan
Lloyd
Missouri
Janes
Knute Nelson
Cairman
Congressional Investigating Committee
Laura Biggar
Stertine Lodgar
Louis R. Glavtar
Land Ofive
Mr. Schlemm
Rebekahs
Jeweler Hicks
Howell Commission
Jersey
Jacob Steinbach
Grand Rapide
Flake Ve
Artech Rebekah Decree Lodge
Georges E. Ferguson
Rockwell and
Monmouth Avenues
P. G. M. W. B. Stout
Hicks’ Hall
Past Grands’ Association
Hicks' Hall
Empire’ Lodge
Woolley
George P. Joline
Preston L. Wood
George Bacon
D. H. Woolley
Wesley J. Stout
P. Hall Packer
Belmar
Chelsea
Burke
Flake
Bee Abelead
U. S
Cadet Brown
Progress Council
Officers of Progress Council
Loyal Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Harry Hardin
Rutherford
John C. Smith
Harry Bennett
George Greenleaf
Coleetor
Clarkson BF. Lane
Charles L. Edwards
van Brunt
H. G. Woolley
Robert Martin
Frederick H. West
Aaron
Cohens
Juling Cohen
Jacob
Lloyd Line
George B. Cohen
Jacob R. Cohen
Miberon
Cohen
Norwood Avenue
Jacob Steinbach’s
Goldstein’s
Pi G. VanNote Co
Harry Surles
Motel Liberty
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
O'Brien
A. F. Golden
Way
L. B. Lada
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