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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary legal text indicates a petition for recall review before the Supreme Court. MentionsLouis Runkel and Gummere Grants Appli and notes required separate petitions and writ measures. The readable fragments reflect procedural questions and potential court action deadlines.
The document filed with City Clerk Winfield recounts a recall petition aimed at Bryant B. Newcomb Thomas W. Arrowsmith and Marshall Woolley for the Long Branch city commission. It notes ownership of property on Westwood Avenue and details the recall proceeding reviewed by the Supreme Court and City Clerk, with the matter continuing on the fifth page.
The resurfacing cost for Broad way and South Broadway streets totals $120 849 29 with deductions of $8 450 69 due from Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company Monmouth County Electric Company New Jersey Central Railroad Long Branch Sewer Company and the New York Telegraph Company through assessments on abutting property owners. The court will make further determinations.
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of New Jersey held its twentieth annual clam bake at Pleasure Bay hosted by Mine Host Murphy of the Bridge-Water Inn with about 200 attendees. Representatives from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware attended, led by Grand Master William Gorgas and Deputy Grand Secretary Samuel W. Wray, with numerous grand officers listed among the attendees.
The final oceanfront fireworks show of the season will launch from the new pier tonight. The free display aims to be the best yet with aerial effects and bright pieces. Donations to support a next week show total $161.50 from many contributors including J W Wilson John Muller W H Piper and Mayor B B Newcomb.
Indian, Lady Hall, just west of Asbury Park, met with an accident this morning by jumping in front of a C. A. R. freight train at Asbury Park. With other mockers, Slocum was in a cane as
Fragmentary OCR text references a sale event with a start time around 9 30 p m and a Friday auction. The legible words mention Log Cabin tealight and an advisory note about bidding, suggesting an upcoming sale or auction at a local venue.
William Kiely foreman of the New York and Long Branch Railroad work train was seriously injured when a drill engine struck him at the coal shute near the Chelsea avenue crossing. He was unconscious, later cared for at Monmouth Memories Hospital, with a crushed left foot and leg and a crushed right arm. His condition improved after transfer to the operating room. family friends express deep sympathy.
The Ses Board Utilization Company of Long Branch is cited to appear at the State Board of Health in Trenton on August 26 at 11 o clock to show cause why action should not be begun against them for polluting a tributary of the Shrewsbury River. Senator Penicose introduced a resolution to allow Mexico to act as constable to protect American citizens. Peter Maria Mazza, 10 months, of Willow Street Bank, died yesterday from infantile trouble. funeral at St James Catholic Church Red Bank and Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral of William Thompson, G A R veteran, held at Mechintes Hall Gabba ret, with Rev Harry T Fisler officiating, burial at White Ridge Cemetery. William A Piedty of time 40. Aroworks cia at 820 pm Grandad tn. mn
Keansburg held a three mile floral parade with floats from local business houses farms and clubs. Awards were given to the Greenfield Dairy Co. and several Keansburg outfits including Keansburg Fire Co. No. 1 and New Point Comfort Fire Co. No. 1.
The Oceanic Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 proudly hosts its annual fair in the firehouse grounds on Main Street. The event is enclosed with canvas and decorated with festoons and electric lights, promising a history making celebration by the fire company.
Ottawa telegram from Acting Governor Glynn demands Thaw’s return to New York authorities. Canadian immigration says no action until current proceedings end. A supplementary arrest warrant for Thaw under Canadian immigration law is issued at Sherbrooke as lawyers confer and plans to delay moves until Monday.
An automobile owned by Charles Jackson of Liberty street was taken without permission last night. The car, with a man and a woman in back, struck trolley No 20 bound for Red Bank on Rockwell Avenue. The auto suffered minor damage while the trolley avoided harm. the driver fled after crossing.
John Noonan, about 62, employed by Thomas A. Grant on a farm off Everett road near Red Bank, was killed when a bull gore him. Coroner Harry Cy Fay authorized burial after viewing the body found yesterday afternoon. Funeral at St James Church Red Bank with burial at Mount Olivet. Noonan, widowed with several children, had been driving cows to lunch when attacked. Born in Ireland he came to America as a young man and worked for various farmers before joining Grant.
Police accompanied by Chief Arthur Wymbs and detectives went to the Storck home on Hudson Avenue to order Mrs Storck to vacate. Mrs Storck was shot at the residence after John J Applegate Jr claimed a court order. dispute over order details involved Frederick Hayes and John Carlin.
Percentages are computed for the Better Baby Contest and the averages will be announced Saturday afternoon with powerd figures to be made by the committee.
A summer beach banquet near Freehold York drew about 150 attendees including J. C. Payte State Riparian and County Mayor John M. Corlies. Speakers included H. J. Joyce and railroad man Benjamin Aeon. Rev. Cat officiated a short prayer before a lavish menu and toast by the toastmaster Packer.
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