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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

12

League standings and recent bowling averages update

Monmouth County Bowling League secretary W. V. Coleman released November standings with Howard Worth of Elberon leading the high average race and C Arch Reid of Long Branch second. South Amboy’s Anderson Five beat Alcos 33 17 in local basketball as Keyport Fives fell twice. A North Asbury basketball program forms under A J Peer with a possible 135 pound cap. Robbins donates a silver living cup for top Wheelmen bowler, on display at Asbury Park office.

W. V. Coleman Monmouth County Bowling League Howard Worth Elberon Howard C. Arch Reid Long Branch Keyport Armory Theatre Court Atlantic Highland Anderson Five South Amboy Alcos Keyport H. S&s, Jr Highland Mason Conway Houser R. Kruser Hines Callaram North Asbury Peer A. J. Peer Deal Beach N. J

Goodwill Arrows Seek Games With Heavyweight Teams

Perth Amboy based Goodwill Arrows, a first class travelling aggregation, seeks matchups with teams averaging 135 to 140 pounds. Strong attraction for any club that books the Goodwills. Address John Sullivan 85 Brighton Avenue Perth Amboy.

Goodwill Arrows Perth Amboy Goodwills John Sullivan Brighton Avenue

Miss Jones Wins Stiffing Hunt at Holmdel Show

From Robert J. Collier's kennels at Wickatunk the stiffest drag hunt of the season drew Monmouth County Hunt participants. Damp ground aided the hounds as they covered twelve miles through Holmdel with three checks. Sidney Erlanger’s horse unseated him briefly but he finished uninjured. Miss Mary Jones rode Coronation to victory by reaching the kill first. Large crowds followed by car and horseback, with riders including Thomas Field, Arthur John, Walter Erlanger, Mortimer Bamburger, William Stonebridge, and three whips.

Robert J. Collier Wickatunk Monmouth County Hunt Holmdel Township Sidney Erlanger Erlanger Mary Jones Thomas 8. Field Arthur John Walter Erlanger Mortimer Bamburger William Stonebridge Huntsman

Penn Cornell Game Set for Eastern Clash in Philadelphia

Penn and Cornell square off in Philadelphia on November 27 with Penn favored on paper yet Cornell showing late season improvement. Captain Mutius leads Cornell as a fighting team, while Penn’s stars include Captain Young at end Minds at fullback Simpson at center and Marshall at quarterback.

Philadelphia University of Pennnsylvania Cornell Tain Mutius Ithacans Vor Pehnsylvngia Young Minds Simpson Marshall

Bowlers Busy Tonight in Monmouth League

Bowler action heats up in Monmouth County Bowling League with key matchups. Keyport faces Independents at Elkwood Recreation alleys while A. P. MW Specials meet Elberons. The Overlands clash with A. P. W. Regulars and Long Branch faces Bradley Beach.

Monmouth County Keyport Independents Elkwood Recreation A.P. MW Elberons Overlands Long Branch Bradley Heach

Robinson Goes to Brooklyn as Manager of Superbas

Wilbert Robinson, long a pitching coach to Johnny McGraw, is named manager of the Brooklyn Superbas by President Ebbets. The move aims to steady Brooklyn’s pitching staff, with Robinson credited for shaping pitchers like Marquard and Tesreau, and raises questions about the Giants’ future under John J. McGraw.

Robert Johns Wilbert Robinson Johnny McGraw Brooklyn Ebbets Dalblen Robinson Superbas Giants McGraw Bresnahan Dahlen Bowertian Wilhert Robinson Merkle Snodgrass John J. McGraw Iso Amit Robie Marquard Robbie Howe Hunter Ozarks Heenime Tainous Tesvean Heewell Walter John Eon Sone Peape Jen Mathewson Matty Bene

Happily Occupied Translated Quotation From Tavijeritia

A fragmentary quotation from Tavijeritia Conetan Tonenaet presents a playful exchange about a husband’s routine and leisure activities. The garbled text suggests a joking discussion of time spent watching his own acting and movies.

Tavijeritia Conetan

Wounds in Knabe murder trial not self inflicted

Testimony from Coroner Durban and Drs Chapelle and Leeth contends that Dr Helene Knabe was not killed by self act. Two knife strokes caused fatal throat wounds. left arm injury and wound pattern suggest against personal safety relation. Witness Harry Haskett could not positively identify suspect Dr Craig.

Shelbyville Ind Helene Knibe William B. Craig Durban Delaware Flais Durham Delaware and Vendome Flats Dr. Craig

Live Stock Market Brief Inconsistent Notes

Readable text shows scattered stock market terms and cattle references. Mentions cattle, calves, receipts, heavies and lights, various brand-like codes and prices, but data is fragmented and not coherent enough for a full market summary.

Arcadia hotel fire claims twenty eight lives in Boston

A devastating Arcadia hotel blaze in Boston killed twenty eight men and injured forty five, with agencies promising rigid investigation and heavy punishment for blame. Fire damaged stairways and outer walls as occupants fled or jumped to safety. many bodies remained unidentified as rescue operations continued.

Boston Arcadia George F. Adams Joseph ¢. Lyons New York Brooklyn Wiliam Walsh Walsh

Murdered Woman Found In Home With Garb of Death

In New York on December 4 August Guth, 21, an electrician, found his mother dead at 266 West Eighty-fourth Street. She lay shot through the heart under a blanket on his bed. Guth rushed to the street, aided by Acting Captain Kerr and Le Barre of Polychnil hospital. The killer remains at large.

New York Guth West Eighty-fourth Street Kerr West Obe Hundredth Street Dy le Barre Polychnle Hospital Valibey

Kaiser Decrees Mustaches Anger Officers In Germany

Berlin section reports Kaiser expresses displeasure at army officers who adopt Americanized facial hair by shaving mustaches. The issue highlights tension between traditional German appearance and evolving styles in military circles as noted by a Berlin society weekly.

Hennessy Denies as Rubino Charges

Albany dispatch reports Governor Glynn’s graft investigator Janes W. Osborne begins work on asphalt contract allegations. Hennessy denies any meetings with McGuire or others regarding state highway purchases. Rubino cites four approved asphalt firms and hints at possible contributions to influence contract specs.

Albany N. Y Glynn Janes W. Osborne Winer Quinkie John N. Caelisle Highway Department Barber Asphalt Company Henry A. Thubine Warner Quinlan Company Eise George Tf. McGuire John A. Leuiessy Barber Asphalt Paving Company Tennessy Torever Jillies Meguire Carlisle William Sulzer State Highway Department Wrener Quinten Osborne Heynessy Rubino Cgeorge H McGuire Pat. Weir H. Quinn Warner-Quinlan Company Wid New York State Te Union Ol Company California United States Asphat and Retiohige Company Barker Company Warner-Quinlin Company Repair Bureau J. Jatin Kellogg Dames SK. McGuige Barber Company

Women Appeal to Wilson for Suffrage Message

Washington December 4 amid wild applause the national suffrage convention adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to send a special message to Congress for immediate consideration of a women’s suffrage constitutional amendment. Delegates debated whether suffrage or currency reforms mattered more, while a protest march of seven banners near the White House recalled Wilson’s prior omission in his message to Congress.

Congress Washington Wilson Medill McCormick Chicago Jerieho

All Aigrettes Barred From Departure

Washington December 4 Alrettes barred from departure under a Treasury department order. Weather forecast today and tomorrow calls for moderate northwest to north winds.

Washington Alrettes Creasiry

Pankhurst to Face Arrest on Return to England

London reports say Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader will be arrested when she leaves the Majestic for England from New York. Home Office issues a warrant authorizing police to enter her steamship cabin if needed and rescue efforts are planned by allied suffragists and supporters.

The Majestic London Dee Emmeline Pankhurst England New York Home Office

Italian Professor Proposes Vein Graphing For ID System

Rome reports Professor Tamassiy of the University of Tidna urges a vein photography based ID method. He claims novices can detect variatio ns while extensive testing is needed to distinguish finger print differences. The piece touches on racial name origins and historic labels used for travelers and groups.

Rome Tamassiy University of Tidna Ile Jong

Proprieter and Stranger Clash Over a Dish

In a tense exchange at a weatrange restaurant a patron says he cannot eat the item and asks the waiter to return it and fetch something decent. The waiter apologizes and hints at misunderstanding as he asks where the proprietor is, noting Walter has gone out to Loneh Brook.

Walter Brook

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