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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1912

Page

2

Helen Gould to wed F J Shepard of St Louis

New York December 16 Helen Miller Gould one of the world’s richest women will marry Finley J Shepard of St Louis an active railroad man and assistant to the president of the Gould lines The engagement was announced by George J Gould at Georgian Court Lakewood with no further details given The wedding is planned for late January in New York and the couple began their romance after Miss Gould toured western railroads with a party last March This card notes Miss Gould’s philanthropy and long service to charitable causes

New York Helen Miller Gould Finley J. Shepard St. Louis B. F. Bush Gould Lines Missouri Pacific Tron Mountain Denver Rio Grande Miss Gould George J. Gould Georgian Court Lakewood Gould Shepard West Frank J Edwin Gould Goulds Benjamin F. Bush Gould Railroads Finley Western Railroad Northern Pacific Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Mr. Shepard America Jay Gould Gould House Fifth Avenue

Engagement of Helen Gould to Finley J. Shepard Announced

The engagement pairs heiress Helen Gould with Finley J. Shepard son of a retired Episcopal clergyman. Shepard, a bachelor born in Connecticut, is a railroad official with broad culture and varied athletic interests including golf tennis and sprinting.

Chicago Los Angeles St. Paul Miss Gould

Betts Held Over Threats Returns To New York

Edwin Betts, alleged to threaten Dr. John A. McGill, was taken into custody by detectives on arriving from New York. He was sent back to New York in the care of his father after a city physician found him fine. Betts had written letters to Mrs. Harriet Fickinger, married to banker William Fickinger of Indianapolis.

Edwin Betts Chicago John A. McGill New York City New York Betts Europe

Boulder couple legally give away twin girl Ruby

In Boulder Colorado on December 16 Mr and Mrs Alfred Lundgren appeared in county court and legally relinquished one of their twin babies to the neighboring Strandberg family. The couple kept the boy since their other children are all girls. Ruby remains with the Strandbergs.

Boulder Colo Alfred Lundgren Ruby Nils Strandberg

Ten Lost In Gulf Storm Off Texas Coast

Port Arthur Texas December 16 G Sand master of the Standard Oil barge 87 and the nine crew members were drowned when a heavy gulf storm tore the barge from its tow and it turned turtle Fears are expressed for the safety of the British steamer Impoco and barge Hainut thirty five aboard these vessels were reported endangered by the storm's path

Port Arthur Tex G. Sand Standard Oil Gulf Impoco Hainut

Big Blaze Tears Through Paterson Business District

A four hour blaze devastated seven buildings at Main and Van Houten streets Paterson New Jersey yesterday. The fire started in John J Disken Co department store and spread rapidly to the P A Simmona warehouse. Fire Chief Louis Coyle praised his men for preventing further spread and noted no lives were lost.

Main van Houten Paterson N. J Miami Street John J. Disken Louis Coyle Paterson Fire Department Coyle P. A. Simmona Diskon van Houten Street Simmons

Erie Strikers Quit District After Riots in Edgewater

About 175 of 200 Erie strikers withdrew after rioting in Edgewater pockets near the coal yards. Two killed and nine policemen wounded as deputies moved to restore order. Many families fled with belongings to hideouts in Paterson and other Jersey towns.

Palisades Edgewater N. J Erie Railroad Heath Hackensack Paterson Jersey

Thief Haunts Police in Vredonia Township Burglary

Tax Collector Harry Wilson of Vredonia New Jersey woke to find his gold watch stolen from beside his bed after five burglaries in the township since Thanksgiving Day. A burglar entered, ate a cake on the lower floor, and escaped as Wilson slept with a revolver under his pillow ready to defend his home.

Vredonia N. J Dee Harry Wilson Wilson

Train Wreck Blocks Three Tracks in Westport

Extra freight train No. 23 on the New Haven road wrecked in front of Westport station. A truck detached from a wrecked car caused the collision. Three tracks blocked and traffic delayed for hours. Three cars badly damaged. ties ripped up for seventy feet.

Westport Conn New Haven Road

Chicago records record carnival of crime in December

Chicago police report the first half of December shows record burglaries holdups and thefts. total loot around 200000 excluding wagons and horses. notable incidents include a policeman Reichert robbed of watch revolver and cash and diamond broker Joseph Merochnick held up for 25000 in unset diamonds and 1600 in cash.

Chicago Bates Spisser William Reichert Reichert Joseph Merochnick New York

Two Engineers Bill Pushed By Connecticut Labor

Hartford Dec. 16. A measure to require two engineers for every fast express train in Connecticut will be introduced in the next legislature. The bill has labor union support and aims to boost public safety while saving railroad losses. Proponents argue two engineers prevent misreads of signals and reduce fatigue.

Connecticut Hartford Conn

Hen Adopts Cold Storage for Eggs in Icehouse

Gilbert Brown of Hast View owns a Plymouth Rock hen that stored seventy two eggs under an icehouse floor. Brown suspects the hen laid a fresh egg daily in a cool nest last summer, profiting as eggs rise in price.

Tarrytown N. Y Gilbert Brown Hast View Brown

Tragic Jump From Mexico City Cathedral Tower

A man named Joan Lopez leaped from the top of the cathedral tower after a quarrel with his sweetheart in Mexico City. He survived five hours after being found before dying.

City of Mexico Joan Lopez

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FORD Ing Cequitment F. O. B. Detroit Broadway Andy Long Branch Monroe Y. Poole Henry Joline WM. Hendrickson, Jr A. M. Holmes California CaRare J.1. Monsferfcy East Front Street Red Bank, N. J Red Bank Xmas L. Miller Helen Gould F. J. Shepard Mies Gould American Presa Association United States Weather Bureau Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo New Orleans Washington Big Blaze ERIE Kenyon Cox MacVeagh Treasury Department United States Bill Long Branch Daily Record Wellworth Harry Goldstein, Mang’r Tel Nathanson Eweler Graduate Optician Long Branch Phonograph Co B. Stoliar Red Horse GEO. A. Moody Broad St Pearsons Rec.ord
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