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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

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Carival Queens Crowned At Pretty Ceremony Here

Miss Abnabel Marie Lind of New York was crowned queen of the Midsummer Carnival at the Broadway Theatre in Asbury Park. Mayor Bryant B Newcomb crowned both queens with a two part program of music and juvenile displays delighting the audience. The event opened the carnival season running through August 16 with Queen Elizabeth IV and court to attend the horse show and events at the Yachtwood Hotel.

Abnabel Marie Lind Ne York Aulentiret Broadway Theatre Edwina ‘Taber Edwin E. Taber Sncores Bryant B. Newcomb Cottage Colony Gileen Leon Cubberley Elizabeth IV Theywood Hotel Bradford Queen of the Hollies Newbomb

Sea Bright Dinner Speakers Announced for August 20

Sea Bright Board of Trade schedules a dinner at Hotel Pannaci on August 20 at 8 p m with toastmaster Judge J R Davies and speakers including P Hall Packer Bk Gov Stokes James M Beck Everett Colby and Jacob Schiff Hoffman's orchestra and the Sea Bright brass band will provide music.

Sea Bright Board of Trade Hotel Pannaci Sea Bright P. Hall Packer J. R. Davies Davies Stokes James M. Beck New York Everett Colby Jacob H. Schiff Buryson Hoffman Sea Bright Brass Band John W.byles Geo. M. Davison Geo. Holmes John T. Hetrick J Wm. Sandlass Frank A. Chellis Frank Brassell Wm. Barbour A. Nendelston A. H. Calef Casé Wayne Cadwallader H. L. Crawford Yank Hampton Geo. W. Millett Chas. —D. Halsey Hugh Hartshorne H. H. Isham D. Karp John Lindsay Wm. H. Mahoney Thos. N. McCarter Nesbitt

Motorcycle crash death toll rises as officials weigh Ludlow races

J H Rush of Cleveland, manager of the American League of Motorcycle Racing, surrendered to police on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the Ludlow Kentucky crash. Ludlow Lagoon Park officials weigh postponing races as eight dead may climb to ten with two more expected to die. many spectators remain hospitalized.

Cincinnati Ohio J. H. Rush Cleveland American League of Motorcycle Racing Ludlow Kentucky Eberhardt Wilber Ludlow Lagoon Park

Will Wed in Chicago Miss Edna Sherman to wed in Chicago

Miss Edna Sherman daughter of Mr and Mrs L Sherman of Red Bank will marry Charles G Cone a Lincoln Nebraska druggist in Chicago Monday They will live in a newly furnished bungalow at Lincoln after the wedding Miss Sherman travels to Philadelphia to visit her sister before heading to Chicago Her brother Foster recently married in Philadelphia and has taken a position in Broad Street Station Philadelphia

Edna Sherman Ir. J 8. L. Sherman Branch Avenue Red Bank Chicago Charles G. Cone Lincoln Neb Cone Miss Sherman Philadelphia the Forester Fieteler Myrtle Aller Rea Bank Broad Street Philadelpha

Immense crowd views Thursday night fireworks at Long Branch

A large crowd estimated at 5 000 gathered along Ocean Front from Chelsea Avenue to Broadway in Long Branch for the first in a summer series of weekly fireworks displays. The show, funded by Peter John W Wilson and local business leaders, began at 9 30 PM with an aerial bomb and continued along the boardwalk. Traffic was halted and spectators endured the loud blasts as thousands witnessed the coastal display.

Ocean Avenue Ocean Park Chelsea Avenue Broadway P Ter John W. Wilson Geotel Long Branch Seine

Two Hotel Men Die After Lone Illness

William H. Garrigan a prominent Eatontown Democrat and Park Hotel owner died this morning at 12 25 from a complication of diseases after five weeks in bed. He was fifty two and had run Oceanport hotels for twenty two years. He is survived by sisters Mrs W A Gilbert Anna and Kathleen and brother James. Funeral from St Dorothea's Eatontown Monday at 9 30. John G Sexton funeral director. Also obituary notice of Harry R S Ford mandolin artist and cafe manager who died in Swedish Hospital Brooklyn. Interment in Calvary cemetery Brookyn Elks plot planned. Funeral from Elbert residence in Halsey Street Brooklyn Sunday at 2.

William H. Garrigan Eatontown Township Park Geedaport Oceanport Princeton Patrick H. Garrigan St. Dorothea’s Church Eatontown John G. Sexton Bps Long Branch Monmouth Park Garrigan Harry Ford Harry R. S. Ford Swedish Hospital Brooklyn Dalton Ford Oakhurst Tin Charles el Bert Halsey Street Brookly Long Branch Lodge B. P. O. Elis Elks Calvary Cemetery Long Br Elbert

English aviator George M Dyott flies over city

George M Dyott, the English aviator, passed over the city in a monoplane late yesterday evening. He crossed the upper section after starting from Brighton Beach, narrowly avoiding a telegraph pole as spectators watched from shore.

George M. Dyott Bradley Peach Brighton Beach

Ambassador Wilson Questioned Over Intervention Urge

The article reports that Denies Powers calls for intervention and may seek a commission. Ambassador Wilson is to be asked to explain the situation before the House Committee.

Ambassador Wilson House Committee

Peace Plans Progressing Amid Mexico Crisis Debate

Washington reports Wilson administration plans to dispatch a high level State Department commission if Mexican unrest fails to reconcile. Ambassador Wilson may testify to Congress as Foreign Relations panel seeks full briefing ahead of potential legislation. Local items note health, a runaway horse, khaki bicycle officers and a plumber convention delegate unable to attend.

Washington, D. C Ang. L—Angeléil Poitea Wilson Bryan Mexico Quepess Wise State Department Joni Moore

Man Hit by Train While Mushroom Hunting at Panete

Ernest Somers employed by Knickerbocker Stable Company was struck by a northbound train at six this morning at a Panete crossing opposite E. Conno property. He was found at the scene and moved to a nearby dwelling. condition initially serious but details unclear. Train No. 100 was in charge of Engineer Miles aid Conductor George Lone Branchney. Nearby, Mrs. William H. Walsh hosted St Luke's auxiliary at The Sedges Goose Neck. Burial of Ida T. Truax occurred at Glenwood Cemetery with service at Tinton Falls.

Ernest Somers Knickerbocker Stable Company Charles Baylis Low Moor E. Conno Miles ‘Aid Georgé Sa Lone Branch Tae Reed William H. Walsh St. Luke's Monmouth M. E Ocean Grove Sedges Goose Neck Ida T. Truax Anthony T. Truax Tinton Falls West Long Branch Alfonso Dare William Reeves Poplar Frank K. Gano John Flinn William Hendrickson, Jr George W. van Gelder Frank Dennis Henry Wyckoff

Thieves and officials linked in petty graft probe at Barlin

The Barlin case resumes with seven men accused of selling secret government reports and bias among rivals. Krepp Company links alleged, as sister officials of Smog ot Bot are touched on. Brandt testifies as principal witness and notes receiving an account of soy products. The Conspiracy Probe follows McAdoo charges on New York banks pressuring bonds against the currency bill.

Barlin Ekrapp Acnte A Ea Pate Kpecht Brandt Krepp

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