Great Paris flood subsiding but city's danger not over
Paris reports the Marne fallen three feet and the Seine five inches by noon while 20,000 people face starvation. Gennevillieres suburb residents lack fuel and food as riots and subsidence threaten central districts. Relief work intensifies with soldiers and Red Cross aid amid evacuations and submerged streets.
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Gennevillieres
Tvery Quay
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le Doyen
Jardin de Paris
Foreign Affairs, War, Commerce
Public Works
Comedie Prancaise
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Place St. Michel
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Trocadero
Tassy
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Champ de Mars
Juvisy
Essones
Red Cross
Engineer's Horse Runs Away in Branchport District
A horse belonging to County Engineer B. E. Throckmorton of Branchport Avenue ran away yesterday in the city's western part. The animal damaged the wagon significantly before being caught. No one was in the wagon when the incident occurred.
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Wngineer BE
Throckmorton
Branchport Avenue
First Baptist Church to Welcome Rev Puller at Both Services
Rev Mr Puller of Jersey City will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church for both services tomorrow. A card party is planned at Eatontown. Mrs Joseph Flint of Eatontown entertained friends Wednesday night. The advertisement notes meat prices in the paper. Lone Branch Market Sinter Heywane props.
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Mr. Puller
Jersey City
First Baptist Church
Eatontown
Joseph Flint
Ecards
Lone Branch Market
Sinter & Heywane
Park Lease Talks Amid City Pier Project Debates
The Long Branch Property Holders' Association met in New York to review park lease terms for a foot of Broadway pier project. A committee led by Park Woolley will confer with Mayor McFaddin and report next Thursday. The group backs the pier plan, urging good faith in the lease. Mayor McFaddin supports cooperation with the Board of Trade and officials to speed the improvement. Separately in Heidel berg Germany Dr. Frederick Cook, aka Gunter, is hiding in an asylum for inebriates. a reporter identified him after a post office tip and a local portrait alert. A Red Bank bowling match at the American Hotel ends with Sheridan Hotel 15 pins behind the Sheridan team across three games.
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McFaddin
Board of ‘Trade and
Ctty
New York
Wrenton
Francis C. Baird
Mr. Ewing
Hleldelberg
Germany
Frederick al Cook
Uver
Valley of the Neckar
Gunter
Dr. Cook
Heidelberg
der Woche
Dr. Kurer
Tovkenau
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Sheridan Hotel
Uie
Sheridan
Sheridan Lawiers
Keennedy
Worlhley
Vins
Inwona
Ie Aerievas Artigis
Foctor
Kelly
Vanick
Angels
Johnson
Christy Wins Custody of Daughter Natalie
Columbus Jan 20 Mrs Howard Chandler Christy loses custody bid to regain possession of their daughter Natalie. The court rules the child remains with the artist father and Mrs Christy may visit Natalie as often as she desires.
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Columbus
Howard Chandler Christy
Habegs Corps
Natalie
South
Christy
Torpedo Vessels Wrecked in Storm During War
Dover reports the British destroyer Eden went ashore during a hurricane under the cliffs. The crew was rescued by rocket apparatus, and the ship likely a total wreck. A French torpedo boat grounded on St Marguerite island. crew saved, vessel feared total loss.
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Dover
Eden
St. Marguerite
Trainmen and conductors call Grand Masters for wage talks
Baltimore and Ohio refuses higher wages after a committee demand. Grand Master W G Lee and Grand Master A B Garrettson arrive to press a settlement, signaling a last effort. Walter Held held for kidnapping heiress Toherta Burst De Janon in Philadelphia, accused of extorting $3,000,000.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. G. Lee
A. B. Garretson
Testimonial Dinner Plans for Prosecutor John A Applegate
A testimonial dinner is planned for Prosecutor John A. Applegate upon his retirement as Shrewsbury Township Republican Executive Committee chairman. The event will be held next Wednesday night at the Giche Hotel East Front Street.
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John 8. Applegate
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Township
Republican Executive Committee
Giche
East Front Street
Lauis Y. Manning
James Norman
William A. Sweeney
New Jersey Standard
Union News Agent Out at Red Bank Station
George Wise the Union News Agent at Red Bank station is laid up after a fortnight with the grip. Finke versus Burke of Brooklyn. Chelsea Rink Saturday night. Osedew?
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Union
George Wise
Red Bank
Local Happenings and Accidents in Monmouth Area
Mrs Sarah Smith lies in Monmouth Memorial Hospital after an ice fall at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. A Shore Electric plant smoke stack in Red Bank collapsed in high winds, disabling two boilers. John Hart of Osbornville injured hand while cleaning a gun and treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
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Shore Electric Company
Red Bank
Ocean County
John Hart
Osbornville
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Weather Indications With Storm Warning Foretold
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with rain or snow possible, Sunday partly cloudy. High northwesterly winds forecast as a storm off New Jersey moves northeast. Northwest winds expected this afternoon and tonight. Signed Moore.
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Washmnever
New Jersey
Moore
Ingenue Wins First Leg of Silver Cup Yacht Race
Five boats raced fifteen miles on a soft ice course near Shallow Point. Commodore Gibbons Ingenue led as Mildred Princeton and Hazel L dropped out with gear failures. Ingenue finished in 39 minutes 18 seconds to claim the first leg. The Leroy also shed a shoe but was not winner. The event was part of the South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club series.
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South Shrewsbury
Leroy
Ingenue
John Bates
Princeton
Hagel L
Mildred
Hazel L
Hazel B
Wes
Long Branch Notables and Local Hospital News Brief
Allan Dare, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, is gravely ill at his Franklyn avenue home with no hope for recovery. Monmouth Memorial Hospital admitted new patients Martin Alfano and Joseph West of Long Branch for medical and surgical care, plus Mere McKeever of Long Branch as medical. A meeting at Eatontown YMCA on Main Street Sunday at four features Paul W. Garrett, county secretary of the Boys Work, with special music.
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Allan Dare
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklyn Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Martin Alfano
Long Branch
Joseph West
Ty Mere McKeever
Eatontown
Eaton Town
M. C. A. Redm
Main Street
Unday
Paul W. Garett
Boys Work
Ragamuffin Concert at Fisk Chapel Next Wednesday
The ladies of the trustee's aides announce a ragamuffin concert at Fisk Chapel Fair Haven to benefit the church. The program features funny songs and dialogues with a prize for the best comical costume. Salads coffee cake and ice cream will be sold. Rev J W Cooper pastor and Mrs Lizale Coy society president.
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Fisk Chapel
Fair Haven
J. W. Cooper
Lizaley Coy
Enlarging Pool Room in Eatontown
Clarence Covert enlarges his Main Street pool room by removing a partition to add a third table. The building is owned by Mrs. Haynes. Also notes a misdated lodge invitation from Long Branch to New Brunswick and a corrected February date. Burke of Brooklyn faces Flake in a roller race at Chelsea Rink on Saturday night.
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Main Street
Eatontown
Henry Schoenlein
Long Branch Lodge
B. P.O.E
New Brunswick
Chelsea
Burke
Brooklyn
Ve. Flake
Roljer Race
Flake
2Lteid&w
Lloyd George to Succeed Asquith as British Premier
London reports indicate David Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, is likely to become the next premier if Asquith cannot continue. Returns show Liberals 271, Unionists 269, Labor 39, Irish Nationalists 78, with power balance tipping toward Liberal leadership.
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London
David — Lloyd.George
Asquith
Unioniats
Monmouth M E Home elects new officers at Ocean Grove
The Monmouth M E Home for the Aged at Ocean Grove elected officers at a recent meeting. Mrs. James M. Ross of Ocean Grove was chosen president, Mrs. John H. Parker of West Long Branch first vice president, and Mrs. Charles Morris of Long Branch third vice president. The annual report will be issued in pamphlet form.
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Monmouth M. BE
Home For
Ocean Grove
James M. Ross
Othan Grove
Joh H. Parker
West Long Branch
Vne
Charles Morris
Long Branch
Dancing School Opens At Townley Hall In County
A new dancing school advertises Monday evenings at Townley Hall at 8 45 for Tadiee and gentlemen promising a healthful wholesome venue with up to date instruction and individual attention under Jallip H Coleman.
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Townley Hall
Tadiee
Fea
Jallip H. Coleman
State Normal School Trenton February class graduation
Graduates of the February class at the State Normal School in Trenton held exercises last night in the school auditorium. Dr. Thomas M Ballet of the University of New York delivered the address. Dr. James M Green presented the class and spoke briefly. Notable graduates included Nellie M Houlihan of this city and Alice A Kittell of Monmouth Beach. Diplomas were presented by James H Hayes, president of the State Board of Education. Helen M Gano and Ethel Herbert served as ushers.
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State Normal School
Trenton
Long Branch
Thomas M. Ballet
University of New York
James M. Green
Nellie M. Houlihan
Alice A. Kittell
Monmouth Beach
James H. Hayes
Statee Board of Education
Helen M. Gano
Ethel Herbert
Advertising in Records Brings Quick Business Boost
Raymond M. Dishrow touts fast results from Record ads in the A. W. department. A curious stack of counters and fixtures drew about fifty replies and many inquiries to rent his store. He confirms he is not retiring, and credits C. A. W. with greater publicity than other channels.
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Raymond M. Dishrow
A. W
Dishow
Fire at Keyport guttes Goldsmith building blaze
A Wednesday morning fire at the Gold smith building at Broad and Front streets Keyport gutted one store and damaged two others by water before firefighters gained control.
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Keyport
Goldsmith
Broad and
Front Streets
Asher Holmes
Less Theory and More Practice In Long Branch Sermon
First Reformed Church scheduled Sunday morning services on the topic Less Theory and More Practice In Long Branch. In the evening Mr Shield will preach continuing The Force Within the Architect of Fortune. The Men’s Bible class keeps studying the Labor Question.
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First Reformed Church
Long Branch
Shield
Officers Installed for Mopmouth Drei No 419 Lodge
New officers for Mopmouth Drei No 419, Improved Order of Heptaso in Red Bank were installed. The ceremony occurred in the lodge room with a short meeting and a brief entertainment followed by refreshments.
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Mopmouth
Little Henry’s Chef House Sunday Dinner Menu
Tur tle soup roast chicken vegetables and dessert served 1 to 4 p m Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers 616 Broadway tel 122 L B ldewis stock lots of all kinds of wallpaper 5 pts off the dollar bring measurements for bargains A F Golden 679 Broadway L B Isdawtte Advertise in the Daily Record
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Sexton Bros
Broadway
Tel
L. B. Ldéwis
A. F. Golden
L. B. Isdawtte
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