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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
10
The St Luke's M E Church Ladies Aid Society finished plans for the annual bazaar starting Wednesday. The event runs three days with religious ceremonies, a supper, music, and dozen booths. Locust post letters, a stroke recovery tale, and a Red Bank disturbance all feature in this issue.
Washington dispatch reports the Senate opened with somber mood amid memorials for Vice President Sherman and departed members while Republicans foresee losing control to Democrats. House, by contrast, buzzed with jubilation over the Democrats' victory and pending governors elect to depart Congress.
William McKinty of Kansas City a horse buyer, notified he inherited fifty thousand dollars from the estate of Joseph B. Carroll, a New York horseman. McKinty, thirty three, once Carroll’s western representative and office boy twenty two years ago, receives the fortune.
Indiana reporter recalls that four defendants were discharged as the government rested its case leaving forty-one labor union officials still on trial. U S district attorney Charlie W Miller said the releases did not affect remaining cases. Several defense motions were overruled and more rulings to come from Judge A B Anderson.
In New Sweden Maine a minister Rev Charles Emelius faces murder charges over August Jacobson's June 11 1911 shooting. Trial will also include Jacobson's widow Mrs Mary Jacobson and her 17 year old son Edgar J Jacobson. Authorities say motive involved a marriage dispute with the minister seeking Jacobson’s daughter.
A final decree of divorce was issued by the superior court to Mrs. Belle Beach of Newport and New York. The judgment allows her to resume the name Miss Belle Beach. She is noted as a teacher of riding and driving and has won ribbons at horse shows with top stock in America.
Mrs William B Moore of First Avenue died Saturday at the home of Mrs Abijo Yatman in Center Avenue after a brief illness. She was over seventy, born in New York, once ran a dry goods store in First Avenue. Funeral at Baptist church with interment in Hay View cemetery by Amar Poston. A heavy wind Friday toppled a sign at Mary Johnson's First Avenue clothing store. glass shattered and a nearby colored man narrowly escaped injury. Ralph V Muldoon visited Freehold. William Bilderback of Middletown High School spent days in Trenton. Christmas displays brightened Roberta and Whites and Smiths stores on First Avenue. A Thanksgiving snowstorm kept the Oakhurst fourth grade team from meeting. a game was not played. Mr and Mrs Wrighton left New York for a world cruise on the George Washington. they plan to visit Siberia. A ladies aid program at the First YiesGsterian church was announced at the Madestie Theatre on Venny Avenue. evening program to follow. Charles Lee Lassier and family spent days in New York. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs Wade Wilfats on First Avenue with an allied service prior to the business meeting. Mr and Mrs John Bitter of First Avenue hosted visitors. Frances Gardner of Newark stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs George Gardner. Lois Nelson and Elizabeth Erhardt joined guests at the parsonage. Charles Dermigny, formerly with Atlantic Mishhinds Journal, heads to Florida for the winter. Thanksgiving vacation was enjoyed by teachers and students. Rev Z Clark Martin, recently resigning from First Baptist, moved to Burraville and preached there Sunday.
The Highlands News reports a church pulpit event led by Elz Johnson on Fourth Street and a village fair with winners Mrs. Sarah Bishop, Mrs. Amelia Aufieri, and Miss Sadie Hand. Other notes include Rev. Thomas Hues visiting Pay Avenue, Harry N. Johnson in New York, William R. Coltrell at Hartscrove, and R. W. Patterson visiting West Paris. Thanksgiving break observed by Highlands teachers and students.
The city council plans a parkway on its lake side during the Wreley Lake dredging project jointed by Ashbury Park and Ocean Move. A broad walk will be built with shade trees flanking. a transit through path and ornamental concrete lighting poles are proposed for lighting and aesthetics.
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