Senators Visit Wilson to Discuss Florida Appointments
Senators Fletcher and Bryan of Florida met President Wilson to push for federal judge and U.S. attorney posts in the Southern District of Florida. Wilson declined to consider candidates and advised sending recommendations to Attorney General McReynolds. Bryan remained in the White House for a half hour after the cabinet meeting as aides discussed organizing the team.
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Levi P. Morton Shows Slight Improvement in Illness
Former vice president and New York governor Levi P. Morton, aged eighty nine, is reported slightly improved by his family physician Dr Hermano M Biggs at the Magton apartments. He has not been ill since 7308 when he had foot surgery.
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Dozens of Woodrow Wilsons Baffle White House Mail
Washington reports a flood of letters from people naming their newborns Woodrow Wilson born on March 4. Officials noted the president received hundreds of congratulatory notes about the inauguration and his supposed namesake babies.
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Washington
Woodrow Wil
Wiles
Cost of a Cocktail and a Career Test
A New York manufacturing firm offered a $6,000 yearly post to a talented young candidate. During a luncheon, the guest asks for a cocktail, then proves sharper and more capable. The telegraphed verdict: The job is too big for a boozer, per Youth's Companion.
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New York City
Hach
Peither
Maine
Working Up a Joke by an Amateur Jester
A regular amateur jester breached office guards yesterday to test our gullibility with a staged bait. He presented a card outlining his supposed tricks and offered a mock dialogue about adulteration and watering wine, then sand in sugar as postal grocer swindle.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Japanese artist paints 1224 portraits in one day
An account notes Fuku Kotei, praised in Japan and Its Art, who was invited to show his skill before Prince Arthur of Connaught during a royal visit. In a single summer day he painted a portrait for each of 1,224 guests, using two brushes from sunrise to sunset.
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Fuku Kotei
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Chattle
Oiling the swamps and its unusual method in Panama
The piece describes an oil delivery system in Panamanian swamps to deter mosquitos. Oil tanks placed along watercourses release a steady flow as heavy rains wash more water into marshes. It cites a Christian Science Monitor note and includes light quotes on contentment and daily life, referencing Rockefeller, a schoolteacher, and family dialogue.
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Panama
Christian Science Monitor
Debating Society resolves US Senators to popular vote
The Chattle Junior-Senior Debating Society held a heated session debating whether United States Senators should be elected by popular vote. The negative side won two to one after lengthy deliberation, with Richard Cornell and Bryant Smith among affirmative supporters and Woodbridge Beach Phyliud Van Brunt and Robert Underhill among those backing the negative.
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Perth Amboy
Chattle
Domino Enthusiast Gets Revenge in Winter Games
Judson Palmer a Middletown farmer and Democratic politician plus partner Harry W. Coe of Port Monmouth won several games after a tough winter run. The duo celebrates a return toward former glory in domino play.
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The Best Preparation for the Future Quip
A fragment quotes Ceorge Meagdouald urging diligent duty as key to future success, praising thorough present work and proper conduct.
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Ushers Discuss Fair Exhibit Plans in New Monmouth
The Ushers Union of the New Monmouth Baptist Church met at George W. Luker’s home. George W. Luker, A. Grigga, and Robert Downey were named senior ushers. Boyd Downes and Cornelius Helmuth junior ushers for the coming month. A committee including Howard W. Roberts Allan Griggs and Edward Acker was formed to promote a collective produce exhibit for the Red Bank fair next fall. A luncheon and literary program followed, with the next meeting set for April 7 at Curis Walling’s home in New Monmouth.
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Rev Samuel W Knipe Dies Former Oceanic Pastor
Word reached Oceanic that Rev Samuel W Knipe died of paralysis at his Phoenix Arizona home a few days ago. He led the Presbyterian Church in Oceanic from 1883 to 1908 and helped build the church and manse. Survived by wife, son Leighton and daughter Bertha, all residents of Phoenix. A memorial service was planned for Sunday night at the Oceanic Presbyterian Church with appropriate music.
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Concert at New Monmouth Baptist Church
A Sunday evening concert at the New Monmouth Baptist Church is staged under the Junior Nearer and Father Lights Society. The program features solos duets recitations and a missionary sketch with performers including Laulee Heyer Mary Dietz Gladys Coe Grace Fiardlauatt Marie Fiardlauott Helen Kraft Loretta Newmath Carrie Haltalander Nellie Acker Mary Hundley Laura Helwig and Charle Crawford.
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New Monmouth Baptist Church
Junior Nearer
Father Lights Society
Laulee Heyer
Mary Dietz
Gladys Coe
Grace
Marie Fiardlauatt
Helen Kraft
Loretta Newmath
Carrie Haltalander
Nellie Acker
Mary Hundley
Laura Helwig
Charle Crawford
Moose Lodge seen with sixty enrollments in Long Branch
A Loyal Order of Moose Lodge meeting in Red Men Hall Long Branch reports over sixty names enrolled and charter arrival expected to boost numbers. Organizer Warick of Cape May explained lodge workings and teaching to an enthusiastic audience. A committee on applications includes Piper Campbell Handschuch Woolley Bailey Airy Schmidt Hirschfeld Frone Maloney George Wilson.
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Long Branch
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Warwick
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Charles @. Campbell
John P. Handschuch
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James M. Bailey
George Airy
Phillip Schmidt
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John Hy Frone
Otto George
John Wilson
Tallmans among Long Branch witnesses at Wilson inauguration
Mr and Mrs Shade M Tallman of Harrison street joined fellow Long Branch residents Iring Green of West Long Branch and Igalao on a trip to Washington to witness President Wilsons inauguration on Tuesday.
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