Campaign Expense Statement of Harry C Rehm 1912
The document records campaign expenses and contributions for Harry C. Rehm dated May 27 1912 in Monmouth County New Jersey. It lists purchases from F M Taylor Publishing Co including advertising and printing across several dates totaling 37.63 dollars and notes sworn testimony by notary Chas Edwards affirming accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Taylor Publishing Co
State of
New Jersey
Monmouth
Karry C. Rehm
Harry C. Rehm
Chas, L. Edwards
N. J
Real Estate for Sale or Rent Advertisement Notes
Real estate for sale or rent items listed. For sale or rent houses on Norwood Ave. Contact Britton's Drug Store or your local broker. Apply engineer at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Other listings include bungalow at Fifth and Atlantic Avenues.
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Fifth
Atlantic Aves
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Norwood Ave
Britton
Rooms To Let Nicely Furnished With Light Housekeeping
To let notice listings show multiple rooms available at different addresses. Two rooms for light housekeeping at 193 Morris Ave, and three large furnished rooms at 76 Rockwell Ave with improvements and light duties. Apply at 127 Norwood Ave.
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Second Ave
Strauss
West 92Nd St
New York
Liberty St
Branchport Ave
Norwood
J. W. Flynn
Scobey
Rockwell Ave
Norwood Ave
Morris Ave
Taft Defends Administration In Long Branch Rally
President Taft greeted by a large crowd in Long Branch after a Sunday leave, with Asa Francis and others in attendance. He used the visit to counter Roosevelt third term charges, praising his administration and detailing legislative achievements including tariff cuts, income tax, railroad controls, and social safety bills. The speech framed the campaign as a necessary response to Roosevelt’s methods and stressed adherence to Republican platform promises.
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Asa Francis
Franklin Murphy
U. S
Frank D. Briggs
Lewiss. Thompson
Taft
Col
Austin Colgate
Col. Rhodes
B. B. Bobbitt
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Roosevelt
Long Branch
United States
Republic
Chicago
Taft and Roosevelt clash over third term and democracy
The speech contrasts constitutional rights with Roosevelt’s ego and third term push. Taft defends judiciary independence and warns against concentrating power, arguing such views endanger liberty. A taft tour through New Jersey follows, with stops in Perth Amboy, Matawan, Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Manasquan, Freehold, and Ocean County crowds.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Jackson
Jefferson
Linncoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republic
Cleveland
Republican Party
Taft
New York
Perth Amboy
Matawan
Red Bank
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Manasquan
Freehold
Ocean County
Old Monmouth
George EB. Morris
Slocum Place
Joseph McDermott
Asa Francis
Francis
Newspaper Banter on Presidents and Teddy
A newspaper man suggested to the President during the Long Branch speech that stronger points could be used against Teddy. The President replied that the people must learn things for themselves and that there are many things he cannot say.
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Teddy
Weinskys Altercation on Broadway Saturday Evening
Jacob and Benjamin Weinsky clashed on Broadway Saturday evening with punches exchanged by both sides and bystanders. Patrolman Kirby escorted the disturbance to City Hall where the pair posted security for Recorder's court. The complainants did not appear and the case was dismissed. Burial services for Mrs EB Robinson of Atlantic Avenue were held last Friday at 2 PM. Rev. John Y Dobbins officiated. Interment at Greenlawn Cemetery under Hyer & Wlock. Large attendance. floral tributes noted.
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Weinskys
Jacob
Benjamin Weinsky
Broadway
Kirby
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Robinson
EB. Robinson
Atlantic Avenue
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's M. EB. Church
Hyer & Wlock
Greenlawn Cemetery
Colored Mass Meeting Tonight in Potter’s Avenue Hall
Colored citizens of this city assemble in Potter’s avenue hall this evening for a Roosevelt mass meeting. Prominent speakers Rev BH C Love of Montclair and Rev Church man of Orange will address the gathering. Local men prominent in colored political circles will appear on the platform. Refreshments will follow and seats are reserved for ladies.
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Potter's Avenue
C, Love
Montclair
Churchman
Orange
The Actor Mansfield Chooses Redingotes for Stage
The Chicago Post notes Mansfield’s demand for character garments for The Fivet Violin. He discovers redingotes at Behoulty's during Chicago engagements, approves them, and finally refuses to return them. The piece highlights how actors seek distinctive costumes, sometimes from secondhand sources, including street offers for weathered coats.
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Mansfield
Fritz Schoultz
Behoulty
Chicago
Chicago Post
Gladstone's Gosech For Irving in the House of Commons
Gladstone prepared a passionate speech for Sir Henry Irving during a Commons session, causing surprise as he rose to speak with dramatic flair. A week later a friend relayed the moment to Irving, who asked what the old man thought of the address, exclaiming it was written for him. The snail note explains slow movement of snails and beetles, noting a snail's top speed of five and a half feet an hour. Gorcey & Ben cleaners offer pickup and delivery at 71 Broadway with guaranteed fine work.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Teddy
Gladstone
Irving
Sir Henry Irving
House of Commons
Mr Gladstone
Peters
Gorcey & Ben
Pressera
Broadway
Notice of Election in Monmouth County
Notice of election announces a primary held on May 18 from 1 to 9 o'clock at the Borough Wire House Went Long Brash Monmouth County to choose four delegates and four alternates to the National Convention. Also a second district vote for delegates to the same convention. A. D. Van Note signs the notice.
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County of
Monmouth
Borough Wire House
Vivikaon Tnthiod
A. D. van Note
Beth
M C D Borden dies at Oceanic home in Rumson
Matthew C D Borden a prominent Oceanic and Rumson resident died at his riverfront home in Rumson at 1.20 pm after years of declining health He was 70 plus a Yale graduate known as the Cotton Print King with factories in Fall River and offices in New York His three sons Bertram Howard and Matthew were at his bedside Burial will be in Woodlawn New York Interment follows in the family vault His funeral plans were not yet set Taft informs Cuba that US will not intervene in Cuba and marines were sent only to protect American interests
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M. C. D. Borden
Main Street
Oceanic
New York
Rumson
Borden
Bertram H
Howard S
Matthew Borden
Red Bank
Woodlawn Cemetery
Matthew C. D. Borden
Massachusetts
Yale College
Fall River
Mass
Mr. Borden
Main ‘Street
Rumson Borough
Athletic Bend
Kumaon Country Club
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
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Pavilion
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Work
J. W. Flock
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Brighton Ave
West End
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Merry Go Round
Chelsea Ave
A. T. Woolley
J. Crotty
Columbus Ave
Wenzell
Front St
Charles ©. Cattanach
H. Ritzau
Real Estate—Exchange
Harlem
Equity
Fourth Ave
P. O
South Fifth Ave
Montalet
Oakhurst
Joseph Juska
High St
Wheeler
Wilson
Davis
Reo
Singer Sewing Machine
5Th Ave
H. P. Buffalo
Lodemann’s
East L. B. R. R
New Jersey Mine, &, Trust Co
Phares
Broad St. Eliza ‘Beth, NJ
Third Ave
Onyx
Hick's
Mfg. Co
Don Gaskin
Baby
Cottage Place
Lairs
Bath Aves
B. P. Moore
Steinbach Co
Agbury Park
Taare
the Record
Cor
Norwood & Jerome
Elberon
Seventh Ave
John A. McGuire
Eatontown
H. Hughes
Alpha Cottage
A, H. Hughes
Carr
Washington St
W. G. Eisle
Cedar Ave
Carpenters
Cranmer Bros
Hollywood Steam Laundry
West , End
Care Record Office
John Y. Dobbing
Fiock
A. C. West
Cook St. Monmouth
Beach
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Comte
City of
N.S
Miss McCue
Major Rhodes
Clarence White
Broad St
W. d
Frederick K. Ball Vieira
M. C.D. Borden Bies
Cuba
Elizabethport
Gomez
Lla Ordt
Kurrus
Kurrus Bros
Ocean Ave
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