Thaw Appeals Deportation Fight As Discharge Delayed
Counsel objects to Thaw’s discharge while irregular commitment lingers. Officials seek to delay the discharge to prevent his removal to the United States.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
1
Thaw to be freed but to face immediate deportation
Crowds applaud as Harry K Thaw is released under a jail commitment deemed irregular. Immigration officials from Ottawa plan to take charge and deport him to the United States via the entry route, unless he presents a Detroit ticket. Thaw asserts he has committed no crime and believes he will be freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Harry K-Thaw
Detroit
United States
Canada
Thaw
Ottawa
Immedi Isc
Thay
Oceanport Harvest Home Stands Out at Supper
The harvest home supper at Oceanport drew about 197 attendees with profits reported at 70 dollars. Decorations featured flowers. four dining tables were staffed by Mrs. Fred Behl Mrs. Augustus Haynes Mrs. Douglas Riddie and Albert S. Tillotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Fred Behl
Augustus Haynes
Douglas Riddie
Albert
Tillotson
B. Crater
H. Edwards
Kena ‘Wont
Harry Ferry
Long Branch Better Babies Contest Draws Interest
The Better Babies Contest in Long Branch has generated considerable interest as many babies are examined later in the week likely on Saturday. Doctors will judge physique and mental traits, awarding prizes and pink ribbons to those scoring eighty percent or more, while mothers seek to learn if their child meets the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Huge Vaudeville Night Draws Record Ocean Ave Crowd
Long Branch Patrolmen Benevolent Association's benefit show last night at Odia Airfield in Ocean Avenue drew a capacity audience and strong finances. The Ocean Boulevard was lined with cars as residents from Highlands to nearby points supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Patrolmen's ‘Benevolent Association
Ocean Avenue
Océan Bonevard
Ces Reve Shore Siyeset
Highlands
Points South Verevans Park
Ant
Freemold Train Victim Dies in New Jersey Incident
Joseph Snakabick and John Wolf, railroad workers for A. A. A. at Freehold, were injured when a passing train knocked Snakabick from the platform and Wolf fractured his right leg. Snakabick died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after refusing stimulants, and his body was sent to Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Snakabick
A. A
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock Undertaking Establishment
Dutay
Howell
Freehold Pasenger
Snakabick
John Wolf
Jamesburg
Wolf
Death of Mrs Sarah Rafel in Cedar Avenue
Mrs Sarah Rafel died suddenly yesterday afternoon at Cedar Avenue. Born January 3, 1625, she had been in good health until the end. Funeral director William H. Morris Jr. in charge. remains to be shipped to New York for interment at Cypress Hill. A midweek prayer service at St Luke’s M E Church will be led by Harry P Bennett. School opens September 8. John G Sexton celebrated his birthday at Portaw-Peck and was returned $16 by a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. Rafel
Cedar Avenue
Hed Bee
William H. Morris, Jr
New York
Cypress Hill Cemetery
St. Luke's
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's M. E
Harry P. Bennett
Eral
John G. Sexton
Arcanum
Portaw-Peck
Subscription Tents For Church Benefit
A check for 24 dollars was sent for Star of the Sea Church from a subscription tennis tournament proceeds. Cups donated by Messrs H P Skelly and J Li Walsh. Rev. De William P Cantwell presided at the Cammand area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the Sea Church
Messrs
H. P. Skelly
J. Li. Walsh
William P. Cantwell
Arcan ians Enjoy Port au Peck Bake
Frank A. Moorehouse captained the Moorehouse nine in a baseball game at Port-au-Peck after a clam bake by Red Bank Council 984. James R. Smock, accused of violating fraternity principles mercy and charity, defended the outcome as the score stood 36 14 after seven innings. Several local figures attended and attempted play while others preferred eating clams and lobster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Moorehouse
Port-au-Peck
Red Bank Council
H. A
James R. Smock
Mercy
Charity
Moorehouse
Near Banks Council
Smock
State of the Order
Charles H. Harthy
A. A
Long Branch
Red Bank
Monroe V. Poole
James J. Reed
Charles Y. Shropshire
Sea Bright
Daniel Edwards
William M. Slocum
Thomas L. Silocum
Arthur C. Morris
Willard L. Con- Ton
John G. Sexton
J. R. Bailey
Frank K. Gino
Long
Frank Fenton, Jr
Hotel Guests Rest Protected By Law In New Jersey
Acting Chancellor Backes issued an order restraining George Abbott trading as Alderney Dairies from creating a nuisance near the Continental Hotel in Atlantic City. T. Parks Duncan and Margaret Walsh Duncan alleged milk unloading noises from 430 a.m. daily disturbed guests, prompting the suit in chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Backes
George Abbott
Alderney
Dairies
T. Parks Duncan
Margaret Walsh Duncan
Continental
South Tennessee Avenue
Atlantic City
Missing Red Bank Woman Returns Home After Two Weeks
Mrs Samuel Juliano vanished from her home about two weeks ago and reappeared yesterday afternoon. Police had suspected a White Slave case but she has not spoken on her whereabouts. Her husband initially refused to take her back, but Justice Badeau reconciled them and they left arm in arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Juliano
Red Bank
Pietro Talacaro
Pine Beach
Juliano
Pietro
Harry Badeau
House Party Near Swarthmore Ends in Fun
Miss Florence Meredith daughter of Supt and Mrs J W Meredith with Miss Helen Gano and six Swarthmore friends attend a week long house party at the Meredith homestead beside Medin creek. Gilbert P Layton three months old son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Layton Belford died Saturday night of marasmus. Funeral held Monday afternoon at two o'clock Rev W A Cobb Belford Methodist officiating. Burial at Bay View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Meredith
J. W. Meredith
Helen Gano
Swarthmore College
Meredith
Meidén Creek
Gilbert P. Layton
Benjamin Layton
Belford
Marasmus
W. A.cobb
Fire bell installed at Oceanport. old gong removed
New bell hung in Oceanport as the old gong is taken down. The old device will be placed in the triangle at Pemberton and Wolf Hill avenues for the town’s upper section. Contractors Davis & Davis oversaw the work. Stork Visits Dermigny Home: Charles Dermigny announces the arrival of a nine pound son last night at eight o’clock. mother and child doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Pemberton and
Wolf Hill
Davis & Davis
Stork
Dermigny
Charles Dermigny
Second Scholarship for Lyceum School
Joseph Thoma of Star of the Sea Parochial School earns a second scholarship for Lyceum School. The pupil from Long TM is highlighted as a standout student and recipient in local education news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum School
Joseph Thoma
Star of the Sea
Long
Ocean to Ocean Highway Boomed and Lincoln Highway
Long Branch notes The Lincoln Highway Association aims to create a continuous transcontinental route. In a 1913 letter Henry B. Joy reports pledges exceed 4.5 million dollars and governors in several states support building links across the nation. New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York are urged to back the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Lincoln Highway Association
Henry B. Joy
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Fire destroys old Gideon and Daly farm barn near Holmdel
A large barn valued at about 5000 dollars and 2000 dollars of oats owned by Dr. L. H. Stryker of Red Bank burned last night on the Gideon and Daly farm near Holmdel. The blaze, discovered by Mr. Tilton as he rode home, leveled the structure within minutes. Insurance covers the barn. Stryker’s oats partly covered. The barn on the 212 acre farm belonged to Henry Cross who bought the property July 6 from Mrs. D. H. Reakitt of New York with Stryker acting as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon and Daly
Holmdel
L. H. Stryker
Red Bank
Stryker
Henry Cross
Vanderburg
D. H. Reakitt
New York
New York, Dr. Stryker
Pavements Approved by Commissioners Amid Pollution Complaint
City commissioners approve pavement projects including Reck en avenue extension with costs listed. A pollution complaint from fifty property owners near Myrtle Avenue and the river seeks reduction of property values due to a garbage plant. Costs noted include 133.83 and an $8. ed backing up the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Avenns‘&llege
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U.S
Oceanport Harvest
Stiga
Com
Coloned
Matentown
Hoeven
Albertina
Fannie Strommer
Trommer
Caboose
Cedar Ave
Christopher Gregory
Bethlehem
N. H
Rp Seer
Cammnards
Kad Ppedy
Tak
Port-Au-Pegk
Borough Hall
Digg
Mr. Fisher
Buili
Recken Avenue
Fielder
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