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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
8
The revolt spreads across Hankow as Manchu forces are hunted, Manchus massacred, and the Viceroy flees. Fire and looting dominate the city while foreigners escape anger as volunteers brace British Concession gates. American efforts accompany a relief party seeking missionaries.
Shanghai, Oct 29 1911 to Nov 6 1911 reports from missionaries fleeing Hankow amid fires, looting, and shelling. Rebels, loyalist troops, and foreign concessions clash. civilians flee to Shanghai as mission houses are destroyed and natives are scattered.
Miss Minnie Storm of Fifth Avenue spent Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Andrew Hatch in Newark. Mrs Frank C Queen of Garfield Avenue visits relatives in Pas Baic. William R Twohig of Hennebique Construction Co returns from Boston. his son William R Twohig Jr remains visiting. N O Smith timekeeper promoted to auditing depart ment and leaves for new post soon. Miss Ruth Mooney of Maplewood visits Chelsea Avenue. John Woodin and family with George H Woodin of New York visit their parents on Lippincott Avenue. George stays a week. Ambrose Emmons moves to Farmingdale to join Pennsylvania Railroad as assistant station agent. formerly with N Y and L E R R and at Middletown and Elberon. Emmons to join day shift. Central Railroad station at Farmingdale now handles all business with six workers. Thanksgiving dinner at Monmouth Beach hosted by Mr and Mrs James Butler for guests Mr and Mrs Henry Clayton and family, Harry Finn, and William Worles.
Mr and Mrs J A Van Schoick Sr of Red Bank have left for Plainsville Ohio where they will reside. Mr Van Schoick has lived in Red Bank six years and will continue the coal and feed business in his new home.
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