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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1913

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Mutiny Rumors as Huerta Regime Faced Tremors in Mexico

Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City say a feared mutiny loomed as cabinet changes were planned. Adolfo de la Lama arrived to Europe amid speculation he would seek funds or aid Huerta’s exit, while Aldape’s departure fueled fears of abdication and hidden wealth.

Vera Cruz Mexico Adolfo de la Lama Europe Porfiro Diaz Senor de la Lama Senor Aldape Huerta Aldape de la Lama

Former Servant Betty West Harasses Red Bank Resident

Mary B. Clarkson of Red Bank seeks Recorder help to stop Betty West who left Mrs Clarkson four weeks ago after causing disruption by leaving lights on and washing in coal beds. Since then Betty calls at all hours asking about new help and keeps Clarkson awake, even at 4 am.

Betty West Mary B. Clarkson Red Bank Mrs. Clarkson Betty

Two Fire Companies Elect Officers

Oliver Byron Engine Company No 5 elected officers including President Fred T Smythe and Foreman John K Pearsall. Walter Roe became active member and George Covert honorary. $5 donation to Long Branch Society for the Poor. Open house planned for New Year. Branchport Hose Company elected officers unanimously with minor exceptions. Frederich Frelinghuysen remains at Oakhurst summer home, prep for winter return.

Oliver Byron Engine Company No. 5 Fred T. Smythe George W. Yetman E. J. Reid W. W. White John K. Pearsall Oliver Presley Harry Gulick W. A. Wagner Albert Polhemus James H. Crouter Firemen's Relief Association John P. West Eugene West George West William Lewis Milton West Charles L. Presley William G. Presley Walter Roe George Covert Walter Hennessey Long Branch Society For Branchport Hose Company Charles W. Cook Henry Conover John D. Coffin John J. Manolt Benj. F. Hayden Walter S. Ferry William H. Lewis

Badly Injured in Motorcycle Crash in Red Bank

Clinton Wilber son of E H Wilber cigar manufacturer of Muir Haven was badly injured yesterday afternoon when a high powered Indian motorcycle crashed into a tree on East Front Street Red Bank He was traveling at a slow rate due to a dizzy spell and was thrown to the ground semi conscious until brought to the home of John Higl Doctor Harvey W Young found deep cuts to head heel and elbow with bruises Wilber was taken to Pearl Street Fair Haven where he rested quietly today still recovering from shock Meanwhile President Wilson suffering a slight fever from grip kept indoors and canceled engagements and cabinet meetings in Washington DC.

Clinton Wilber E. H. Wilber Muir Haven East Front Red Bank Wilber Public Service Electric Company John Higl Harvey W. Young Pearl Street Fair Haven

Arrowsmith Post Elects Officers and Installations

Arrowsmith Post No. 61 G A R Red Bank elects officers led by Commander Captain R F Worth and Senior Vice Commander William N Little with delegates named for the State Convention. Speeches by Rev W Dutton Dale and Scoutwork by local Boy Scout groups followed. Installations set for Thursday Jan 15.

Arrowsmith Red Bank R. Fl. Worth William N. Little Benjamin Eldridge Charles B. Parsons Charles H. White Charles Curtis James H. Sickles Henry Little Albert C. Harrison, Jr William W. Conover G. C. Morris W. Dutton Dale St. George's Episcopal Church Boy Scouts Rumson Boy Scouts Fair Haven Sons ‘of Veterans

Simpson Bazaar A Splendid Success

The three day holiday bazar of the Ladies Aid Society of the Simpson Memorial M Church opened Wednesday night in the church basement on Third avenue and closes tonight. An oyster pattie supper drew praise and Prof J Pitman West's orchestra played. Eight decorated booths are run by chairmen including Mrs A T Truax and Mrs A T Woolley.

Ladies’ Aid Society Simpson Memorial M Third Avenue St. Paul's Church Ocean Grove Wil J. Pitman West A. T. Truax A. T. Woolley Almon Carley Delicatessen George Weeka R. Kearnie Reid Arthur Hobson Postoffice Ida Showleslee Creant Anna W. Davis

White Way Extension Fund Gathers Support for Arches

Drugist John T. Britton leads a drive to extend the White Way from Oakwood Avenue to St. Luke's church or Morrell Street. Ten arches planned at $10 per festoon, with $160 already raised by noon. List of donors includes John T. Britton, Consolidated Gas Co., Long Branch Banking Co., and many local businesses and individuals contributing varying amounts.

John T. Britton Broadway Oakwood Avenue St. Luke's Church Morrell Street Britton Blaisdell & Edward A. F. Golden Green's Market W. BE. Hanson A. ®. Nelson James Calkins & Co. Consolidated Gas. Co O. A. Clark A. K. Bennett Long Branch Banking Co Joseph Finn J. B. Goodnough Brunkhorst Bros KE. Jackson Frank Stillwaggon W. Spires D. D. Harvey H. T. Blodgett J. G. Sexton Ira Jackson Dr. H. 8. Nichols Isabel Bennett W. BE. Lawrence Cloughy Nichols & Co Fornaretto Geo. Parker

Cabinet Joins Boycott of Eggs in Washington

Washington message notes wives of Cabinet members joining the egg price protest. Mrs Garrison, Mrs Burleson, Mrs Wilson, and Mrs Houston pledge to boycott with 25 000 names expected by Monday. Also includes ads about gifts and a notice from Chas Rudloff and theatre audition calls.

Washington, D. C Wilson William Jennings Bryan Lindley M. Garrison

Suffragists Annoyed at Wilson Illness Before Congress

Washington dispatch reports suffragists pressing for a House Rules Committee hearing on a women suffrage committee while President Wilson lies ill in bed. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw vows not to let illness curb protests as Carrie Chapman Catt faces anti suffragist critics and a $3 000 servant legacy surfaces in a New York will.

Washington, D Wilson White House Anna Howard Shaw National Woman's Suffrage Association House ‘Rules Committee Carrie Chapman Call William F. Scott New York House Rules Committee

Shrewsbury church dinner praised as a success

The Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church held a get-together dinner in the chapel with about a hundred attendees. Rev Dwight L Parsons led prayers, local elders spoke on church roles, and Dr David Frazer gave the evening address, followed by musical selections and a well regarded supper.

Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church John T. Lovett Tovstmaster Dwight L. Parsons John G. Breese Frank Giffen Lone Branch Harold Nevins David R. Frazer Pirst Presbyterian Church Newark Short Hills Herbert B. Williams Eugene Magee Cecil Lediard Harry Boskey Harold K. Laros Mirgt Baptist Church Red Bank Harry Gordon C. M. Patterson William Haviland Ela King Anna Kennedy Hessle Morford Grave Bowne Mulaitia Partree Emma Hendrickson Ruth Jessie Sliver Harry Linson Emma Holmes Mather Hurley Ethel Layton Dorothy Linson Alice Beak Virginian Parker Holly Gifiing Charles Campbell Homer T. Partree William Shoemaker Harry Sickles Grace Obre Mariam Parsons Pauline Partree Florence Snyder Marie Hurley Clarissa Johson Eva Green Marion Campbell Frank Wikoff Samuel Bennett McDermott Emma Haddon A. Holmes Borden Rathbone Edward Armatrong Emma Morford Smock Bessie Borden Mary Borden George Silver M. B. Johnson Nellie Foster Aaron Armetrong Sarah Simpson Bessie Morris Milas Milvabeth Higginson Bessie Green Agnea Layton Join T. Lovett Kya Valentine Lovett Wilson

Little girl triggers false alarm at Bath Avenue fire box

A young girl activated a fire alarm from box 21 at Bath Avenue opposite Prospect Street around 10 this afternoon. Residents saw her near the box but the glass was intact. Firemen searched the area. it was a genuine false alarm with no fire found.

Bath Avenue Prospect Street High Street

Fishing Sloop Jessie L Aground Off Sandy Hook

The fishing sloop Jessie L of New ark with three men aboard ran ashore near Sandy Hook last night after dropping anchor off the Point. Lifesavers from the Hook aided but found the boat not in danger and returned to shore. The three men remained aboard until morning while hope to float her at high tide. Also noted is the New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company stockholders meeting set for March 11 1918 at 1 90 p m at Long Branch New Jersey.

William EB. Kiety Third Avenue Chelsea Avenue New York Jessie L Newark Sandy Hooks Point Amie Ufe Savers New York and Long Branch, Steamboat Company Rockwell Avenue Long Branch N. J William (. Hayden, Seely

Snow and Floods Kill Eigh t in Texas Area

Snowstorm grips Colorado with eight dead and up to 24 inches of snowfall. Train service and street traffic halted. thousands seek shelter in stores as schools close and business stalls. In central Texas flood deaths rise to twenty four with center moving south between Hearne and Richmond. rain ceased but danger remains. Spaeth Lecture Tonight features J Duncan Spaeth discussing Rousseau and the Revolutionary Ideal.

Denver Col Dee Colorado Tt 18 Dallas Texas Hearne Land Richmond

Parr Building Cottage for J G Parr on Oceanport Road

John P. Hamilton Jr of Jackson Street is constructing a $4500 cottage for J G Parr to be occupied by March list next. The home sits on the Vreeland land tract along the Oceanport road and is tied to Parr’s son in law Ferdinand Vreeland.

Mr. Parr John P. Hamilton, Jr Jackson Street J. G. Parr Parr Ferdinand Vreeland Vreeland Oceanport Road

Suffragette Revenge in Scotland and Jail Oddities

Militant suffragettes in Glasgow burn an unattended Kelly House at Wemysa Bay causing 100000 dollars in damage and scatter inscribed cards demanding Mrs Pankhurst’s release. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was arrested after arriving from New York and held in Holloway Prison as authorities decide she may be moved.

Glaggow Scotland Emmeline Pankhurst Kelly House Wemysa Bay Firth of Clyde Exeter Beng Dect New York

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