Rumson Council Passes Road Bills and Duties
Rumson council members Halsey and Harden absent. George A. Churchill bonded $250 as unpaid special borough officer. bondsmen Ira Barrows and William Barbour. Fair Haven invited Rumson road committee to cooperate on boundary roads. Exempt Oceanic fireman Tunis Barkaloo seeks better certificates after five years service. Fire committee tasked with the issue. Road work bills total $557.99. Police signs to mark dangerous corners and main borough entrances. Rumson Fire Company seeks help to haul apparatus as they lack a team, delaying equipment movement.
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Charles D. Halsey
Harden ’ Crawford
Rumson Commissioners
George A. Churchill
Ira Barrows
William Barbour
Fair Haven
Rumson Road Committee
Tunis Barkaloo
Oceanic Fire Company
Crawford, Kuhn and Mahoney
Briggs
Police Committee
Corlies
Rumson Fire Company
Fire Companies Seek Motor Engines for Borough
Wiliaht Moore and his team supplied response at each alarm until Mr Mearshaw declined to furnish another. The fire committee will report to the council next meeting. Both companies seek better access to fires and propose two automobile engines for Ramaon area. Residents may be surveyed on subscriptions for motor fire fighting machines. Other committee items near action. an adjourned meeting may occur before July.
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Wiliaht Moore
Mearshaw
Ramaon
Carrel Declares Heart Operations Safer in Chest
Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute in New York spoke in Paris at Paul Benuion hospital outlining progress in thoracic surgery. He said the chest can be opened and the heart lungs and aorta operated on as readily as the abdomen and that the heart can be stopped up to ten minutes with proper oxygen and brain four minutes safety limit. He warned brain risk rises after five minutes and noted much work remains on heart surgery including aneurysm repair and artery shrinking. The lecture drew great enthusiasm.
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Paris
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Paul Benuion Hospital
Insult Either Way Says Life Motto on Character
A Life magazine quote argues that calling someone fast insults moral standards while calling them slow insults intelligence. The remark reflects a blunt view on character and wit.
Bill Drafting by a Few Men Behind the Scenes
Washington dispatch notes that tariff and currency bills were crafted by a small group, with leaders like Glass Owen McAdoo and the president directing. It highlights Congress’s reluctance to open the process, while suffragists face organized opposition from anti suffragists and the public debate grows over Philippine independence and other issues. The piece also humorously recalls a moment in the chamber and a pension-political context among Georgia’s Roddenberry.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Owen
McAdoo
Congress
Philippines
Wilson
Philippine
Fortune in baby names creates a long title for heir
Charles Durant Hearst Elbert Hubbard Sague Maines will receive 26000 dollars plus interest over 21 years the newborn son of George G Maines a Progressive party leader born in Poughkeepsie New York will be christened Charles Names will be added at ages five ten fifteen twenty and twenty one to form a long full name and total payout of 26000 dollars with interest and 1000 dollar increments at each milestone
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Charles Durant Hearat
Elbert Hubbard Bague Maines
Poughkeepate
N. Y
George G. Maines
Progressive Party
Mae Ymmerman
Flint
Mich
Glen Eden Seminary
Poughkeepsie
Charles
Durant
Hearst
Elbert
Hubbard
Sague
Charles Durant Hearst
Elbert Hubbard Sague Maines
Franklin's Will Rescued From Vault After Decay
Restoration of Benjamin Franklin's will to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania ends disputes over the estate. The manuscript, recently saved from Philadelphia city hall vaults, shows Franklin's personality and notes bequests to his son William, who was New Jersey governor. The piece also describes Chaleur bay's "Phantom Fire Ship" as a St Elmo's fire manifestation observed near that locale.
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Benjamin Franklin
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William
New Jersey
Nova Scotia
Chaleur Bay
New Brunswick
St. Elmo's
Cha | Jeor Bay
London
The Wandering Jew film synopsis sparks debate
A brief summary notes the film adaptation of Eugene Sue’s romance The Wandering Jew. It outlines heirs Rennepont, Rodin as sole claimant, and Samuel’s dramatic vision that destroys the banknotes. The piece emphasizes the adaptation’s omission of two secondary heirs and portrays Rodin’s fatal downfall.
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Eugene Sue
Monte Cristo
Paris
Francesco Hardy
Giacomo Rennepont
Renneponts
Rodin
D'Agrigny
Marshal Simon
Bianca
Rosa
Via Francesco
Samuel
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Martin Maginnis
Montana
Serena Payne
Fred Talbot
Roddenberry
Georgia
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the Grand Theatre
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Prince Gialma
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Gabriel Bennepont
Morok
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Dagoberto
Gabriel
Francesca
St. Dizier
Adriana
Baienier
Madam
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Gialma
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