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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

Page

6

Hubbard Funeral at Asbury Park

The funeral for John Hubbard of Asbury Park, who died yesterday at Sea Bright, will be held Saturday at his Asbury Park home at 1:40 PM and at 2:00 PM at the Episcopal church. Hubbard, born March 21, 1846, served as township clerk, collector of taxes, postmaster, assessor, and community leader, and leaves a widow and daughter, plus siblings. He was active in Neptune affairs and local business groups.

John Hubbard Asbury Park John W. Kyles Sea Bright Episcopal Church Asbury Lodge Hubbard Neptune Lodge Neptune Engine and Hose Company Neptune Township A. W. Dey Willian ‘H. Taenard Thomas Seger Asbury Park Board of Trade Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank Asbury Park and Belmar Street Railway Company

Bowling Teams Compete Tonight in Monmouth League

Monmouth County Bowling League teams clash tonight for the seventh series. Long Branch visits the Lyceum to face A P W Specials Overlands and Independents on Elkwood alleys with Lakewood at Red Bank Y M C A and Brad ley Beach at Elberon. Sheridan Club meets Eureka A Elberon as standings show A P W Regulars atop, Elberon and Lakewood tied for second, Red Bank fourth, with Keyport and others close behind. Local notes include L Sherwood visiting Freehold and Mrs Stryker returning to Long Branch from Newark, plus Oceanic Fire Engine Co No 1 engineer Thomas F Gaskill back from Burlington county trip with his three sons.

Monmouth County Bowling League Long Branch Keyport Overlands Lyceum Elkwood Lakewood Red Bank Y. M Elberon Red Bank Y. M. C. A Independents Sheridan Surekas Francis Stryker Newark Thomas F. Gaskill Oceanic Fire Engine Company No. 1 Burlington County Mount Wolly

Typhoid Vaccination Immunizes U S Army Strong Defense

Compulsory typhoid vaccination has created a largely immunized U S Army. Only one case occurred in 1913 before vaccination complete, with Navy adopting the practice. Grinnell lauds vaccine production, testing, and widespread use. An example from Malta Montana shows vaccination reducing risk while others remain unvaccinated.

Washington, D, GC United States Torney War Department Army Navy Army Medical School Alton G. Grinnel Surgeon General National Geographic Society Washington Grinnell United States Reclamation Service Malta Montana Reclamation Service

White slave ring in Red Bank case linked to Filasto

Mrs Mazza testified to being lured by white slavers and forced into Filasto's operation on Mott Street before escaping to her husband. The couple later faced a second kidnapping attempt and a shooting on 14th Street during a rescue bid. Filasto, Ninco, and the Chicago network headed the ring, with Ninco now a fugitive.

14Th Street

VanDusens Off for Michigan Month-Long Cadillac Trip

Mrs. William VanDusen of Garfield Avenue travels with daughter Ruth and Irwin VanDusen for a month’s tour of Cadillac Michigan. They will visit Mrs. VanDusen’s brother, Conturier VanDusen, who is accompanied by his wife and family to New York. Advertise in the Daily Record.

VanDusens Michigan William £. VanDusen Garfield Avenue Ruth Irwin VanDusen Cadillac Mich VanDusen Conturier VanDusen New York

Parker laid to rest after long public career

Counselor Winfield Scott Banks Parker was laid to rest in Greenlawn cemetery after a service at the First Reformed Church. The Loyal Association and Progress Council members attended, with many officials including Senator John W. Slocum and Edward R. Slocum present. Rev Blekkink and Dr Lovell delivered tributes praising Parker’s honesty, public service, and upright life.

Moria Winfield Scott Banks Parker Greenlawn The Loyal Association Harry G. Woolley Henry Joline Progress Council No. 3 Mr. Parker Parker Victor J. Blekkink First Reformed Church Parker & van Gelder Leo J. Warwick Harry Chamberlain Henry D. Brinley William L. Edwards William J. Chamberlain Frank Durand Chas F. Sexton Samuel Cowart Board of Education Edward R .Slocum Alonzo D. Sherman Harry P. Bennett Christopher Gregory William J. Emmons John C. Flinn Charles J. Morris Foreman Stout Oliver C. Bowne Myrtle Sickles Charles T. Blaisdell Arthur Hobson F. K. Ball Howell Asa Franci

Why Is the Soda Cracker Today So Universal a Food

The soda cracker’s universal appeal stems from its long shelf life, neutral flavor, and versatility. It serves as a low-cost staple, pairs with diverse toppings, and remains a dependable snack or meal component across cultures and meals.

Monmouth Bar Association names committee for funeral

The closing number by the quartet was For All the Saints with the benediction by Dr. Dobbins. Senator John W. Slocum, Charles F. Sexton, John 8. Lanning, Judge Clarence J. Conover and Isaac C. Kennedy comprised the committee appointed by Hon. John 8. Applegate, president of the Monmouth Bar Association, to represent the association at the funeral.

All the Saints Dobbins John W. Slocum Charles F. Sexton John 8. Lanning Clarence J. Conover Isaac C. Kennedy John 8. Applegate Monmouth Bar Association

Rail crossings safety row prompts joint inspection plan

Trenton officials report a clash between the State Motor Vehicle Department and the Public Utility Commission over safeguards at railroad grade crossings. The Utility Board calls for a joint inspection at the State House next Wednesday at 10 pm to resolve differences and set a hearing date if needed. The board notes inspectors have surveyed 2500 crossings this year with recommendations for improved protection.

Trenton State Motor Vehicle Department State Public Utility Commission Hag Job H. Lippincott Atlantic City South Jersey Public Utility Commission Public State House Utility Board

Rebels threaten Tampico amid U S warship aid

Reports from Mexico City and Vera Cruz describe Zapatistas planning attacks on the Inter Oceanic Railway and a Tampico assault repulsed by federal forces aided by gunboats Morelos and Vera Cruz. Reinforcements were dispatched to Tampico and Tuxpan as Special Envoy Lind, aboard the Michigan, liaises with Rear Admiral Pletcher.

United States Uiat Zapatistas Vera Cruz Emilio Zapata Remulio Figueroa Iguala Zapatista Mexico City Tampico Blanquet Morelos Maas Tuxpan Mexico Progresso Lind U. S Michigan Pletcher

Van Brunt Car Perishes In Fiery Blaze

B A Van Brunt, Ben Bright bulkhead builder, lost his Mitch ell runabout near Hastings Point Monmouth Beach as it burst into flames about six o clock Tuesday. He escaped with a minor hand burn as gas tank exploded turning the automobile to ashes. Cause unclear though back fire is suspected. Loss covered by insurance.

B. A. van Brunt Ben Bright Mitchell Hasting's Point Monmouth Beach

VanBrunt Builds Bulkheads and Jetty At Hastings Point

B A VanBrunt the Sea Bright bulkhead builder is engaged in bulkhead work at Hastings Point near Monmouth Beach and in front of L A Cass property at Low Moor He is grading the Cass lot and erecting a jetty Cass is noted as a major Western Railroad man

B. A. VanBrunt Hastings’ Point Monmouth Beach L. A. Cass Low Moor Cass Big Western Railroad Mr. VanBrunt

Calf inoculation debate unsettles London committee

A London Opinion member reports a heated committee session on vivisection and inoculation of calves. The tale recalls stressed voters and a chorus of anxious questions as members press for clarity on the calves alleged to suffer and the broader cruelty concerns.

Chajwellor Hoxton Angeverston North Eist London Partment Dis Hevrers Ivan Belly Isle of Ri Chanestion Tomst Cate

Signs of the Times Says Today’s World Worth Living

A Boston Globe quotation from Mrs. Mary J. Dustin argues that despite grim daily headlines the modern era holds great promise. She notes population growth and enterprise reformist energy indicate progress, suggesting perception shapes whether the current age feels dark or bright.

Mary J. Dustin Boston Globe

Stop borrowing on life policies prompts convention

New York Dec 11. Seventh Annual Convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents meets to curb policy loans now totaling about 550 million dollars. Executives from across the country discuss reducing policy mortgaging and improving consumer financial practices while considering group insurance, disability benefits, and methods to safeguard funds for beneficiaries.

New York The Association of Life Insurance Presidents Old Line Life Arthur EB. Childs Boston Mr. Childs Life J Insurance Insurance Ae W. A. Day Equitable Life Assurance Society Tfe

Christmas Fund Money Pours In For Needy Children

Community charity drives begin as Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor mobilizes funds for a Children’s Christmas. The Grand Theatre, donated by manager C. K. Gibbons, will host events. donations from individuals, clubs, and businesses pour in to buy toys and treats for less fortunate youngsters.

Santa Claus The Long Branch Society For the Improvement of Santa Sidies Gubserlberg Morris Neptune Mos Boo Loyal Order of Moose Friend of Society Hiberon Wire Co Allah Chapler Astern Star Progress Council Ll. B. Council, Jr. O Oliver Tyron Engine Company Kalon Castle Harmony Lodge

Mrs Britton Dies in Plainfield

Mrs Clara HL Britton wife of Broph en Britten of Mainfeld died suddenly at her home 11179 Hast Mront aireet in her 47th year She was the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs 3 Mitton Bennett of the ety Survived by husband and four children Parents two sisters and four brothers among the family. Funeral services at Plainfield home Friday evening at o clock Interment Glenwood cemetery thip cety Saturday morning at 11 o'clock

William C. Silkworth Warry W. Davey Orville F. Ashley William G Benj, W. Nenned Kite Plainfield Glenwood Thip Cfty

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