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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

7

Puzzle Solve: Land of Puzzledom and a Three Sight Riddle

A fragmentary Victorian style note presents a complex charade about a “new and marvelous thing” with clues split into three sights. The text recalls a dramatic scene where an angry roar, a patient in bed, and a mislaid letter seek resolution, ending with a personal sign‑off from Philip H. Paine and a plea to return home to the Philippines.

Johnnie Chin A. Lee Philippines Philip Paine

Christmas lesson on Luke two and divine timing

The text reviews Luke chapter two with focus on Jesus birth and the fullness of time. It notes Bethlehem lineage and prophecy fulfillment, the Roman decree, and the humble Nativity setting, then moves to Christ’s death and resurrection and the heavenly ministry to believers.

Shotter Grat Cassar Pierson Christ Jesus Nazareth Judah Bethlehem Ruth Naomi Abel Jacob Mones David Heaven

Welcome Christmas Visitor and Cryptic Charades Game

A disjointed excerpt describes a painterly welcome visitor and a farmer's daughter with odd dialogue about romantic objects. It then shifts to mention a logician Chaldean and a noted English axiom, followed by a series of puzzle items and word teasers including hidden dairy products and reversal clues.

Tribute to Squire Edward L. Pitcher at Asbury Park funeral

Funeral services for Edward L. Pitcher, died last Friday at Buttonwood Avenue home, were held Monday at St James Episcopal Church Asbury Park with Rev Nash officiating. Delegation from Simopides Court Tribe of Ben Hur attended as pallbearers. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery under W H Morris Jr. Funeral Director.

Mmonides Ben Hur Asbury Park Squire Edward L. Pitcher Buttonwood Avenue St. James Episcopal Church Briggs Nash Simopides Tribe of Jesus Dédy Greenlawn Cemetery W. H. Morris, Jr

Missing man Thomas moved to hospital in critical condition

Reported starving and kept in filthy surroundings, Thomas moved from a shanty at Tenth and Union to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch where doctors list him in critical condition. Relatives know little of his history and he is a well known figure in the community.

Benumber Thomas Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch Tenth and Union Avenues Bradley Park

Reception to New Governor in Woman's Club Delayed

State wide interest centers on a January 4 reception in the Woman's Club to honor Governor and Mrs. Fort and Dr. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The social event, unprecedented in the state, will be formal and exclusive, with invitations issued for a social function.

Woman's Club Oreast Fort Woodrow. Wilson Anong DR Etree Encouaterite Davisted Arthur Wonks

New York and Long Branch Railroad Leaders Dine and Tour

A New York and Long Branch Railroad party, led by L. W. Berry, attended a complimentary dinner at Little Hungary in New York. They then visited Procter’s theatre, rode the theatre train home, and toured the Hotel Astor by automobile. Attendees included W. G. Bes ory, C. D. McFaddin, P. Hall Packer, and C. L. Béwards, among others.

W. G. Besory W. C R.R C. D. McFaddin York@ Long Rallyoud P. Hall Packer Sea Bright Charlies L. Béwards Long

Iroquois Club Names New Officers in Local Election

Members of the Iroquois Social Club have elected officers for the ensuing year with Joséph Young as president James White as vice president Charles Dorsett as secretary Benjamin Jennings as treasurer and William among the trustees in a local community update.

Iroquoie Club Iroquois Social Club Joséph Young James White Charles Dorsett Benjamin Jennings Wiliam

Grace Bold Grace Regent Sold to T Elwood Snyder

A mare named Grace Bold sold on Friday to T Elwood Snyder of Eatontown. The record notes Grace Regent and 5 Spe Gop lineage with a few unspecified issues on Grapper Breet Street.

Grace Bold Grace Regent Fridsy T. Elwood Snyder Eatontown Grapper Breet

Freehold Delighted at Elks Minstrels Show

The Elks Lodge 742 minstrel troupe in Freehold staged their third annual vaudeville at the Lyceum on Thursday evening and again Friday night winning strong audience praise. The performers, in grease paint, arrived at the American Hotel for supper before returning to the revue. The show featured clear, neat appearances by vocalists and a capable amateur cast with notable stage presence.

Elks Long Bratch Lodge Lyceum C. R. BR Freehold American litQe Theatre Eral &Police Black Ice

Fined for Fishing With Purse Net at Beach Haven

Andrew J. Applegate of Sea Bright faced a $200 fine plus costs after pleading partly guilty to using a purse net. Special game warden Anton J. Rider reported the incident at Beach Haven last year. The case was heard by Justice J. Henry Schoenlein.

Andrew J. Applegate Sea Bright J. Henry Schoenlein Wi Beach Ha Anton J. Rider Tuckettom Applegate

Monmouth Bowling Club Defeats Century at Keyport

The Monmouth team led by Esperon and Jorg Branch defeated Century Athletic Club in straight games at Brunswick Bowling Parlors Keyport on Monday night. Century largely underperformed with Ackoraon the sole bright spot, and a return match is likely in the future.

Ek Long Branch Keyporters Monmouth Bowling Club Esperon J Org Branch Century Athletic Club Brunswick Keyport Ackoraon Tle «Ores

Middletown Township Officer Arrested for False Pretenses

A Middletown township lawman was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses at a Bank. He was granted 2 bearing Tuesday and, in default of bail, sent to Freehold to await grand jury action Saturday.

Middletown Township Freehold

Port Monmouth Widow Heroic Fall Follows Funeral Plan

Mrs. Margaret Finch widow of the late State Willthgo Fitts of Port Monmouth is noted in connection with a bad fall surrounding the funeral arrangements for Patrick Lawley. George King, Bures, Charlie Burns, and Frank served as bearers.

Margaret Finch Willthgo Fitts Port “Monmouth Wr. Lawley Patrick Lawley George King Bures Chartee Burns Frank

Location Of Fire Alarm Boxes Listed In City

Public notice catalogs fire alarm boxes with cross streets and landmarks including Franklin and Second Avenues at box 16 and South Bath and Second Avenues at box 5. It lists Elberon Hotel Ocean Avenue Elberon box 14 Elberon Station N Y L B R box 15 and others along Park Norwood Brighton and Branchport avenues with cross streets and nearby businesses. The entry notes a general alarm tap at the end.

Franklin and Second Avenues Bath Elberon Hotel Ocean Avenue Elberon Elberon Station N. Y Park Norwood Avenues Norwood Avenue Campbell Avenue Westwood Brighton Avenues Guire'’s Brighton Avenue Bath Ave Prospect Street Branchport Ave Cloughly, Nicholl & Go S Lumber Washington and Lafayette Streets Branchport Avenue Bennett's Grocery Joline Edwards Avenues Sixth Avenue Halburton Street North Long Branch Oliver Byron Qpenthem Lsne Rene Tn Inguiabed

Death of Mrs. William Finn at Port in 73rd year

Mrs. William Finn nee Mullen of Port died at her home from apoplexy in her 73rd year. She married John Langan after 1866. widow of the late Lawrence Finn who died eight years ago. Survived by Mrs. John Murphy of Port Monmouth and others. Her son Lawrence Finn previously worked in New York. Local notes mention Cracks and the L B Cycle Club with Grammar School Association events and a small admission fee.

Ate William Finn Port Finn Mullen Ben Fin Sestand Eae Teal SY John H. Murphy Port Monmouth Lawrence Finn New York

Baptist Bowlers Triumph at Brat Game Bowls

The Brat bowling team won two of three matches at the M C A alleys by 142 pins in the first, 36 pins in the second, and 45 pins in the final. Scores are listed as readable fragments.

Snow Quality Noted Despite Poor Conditions

A fragment notes the snow is fair only because of its snow cover, indicating limited quality and conditions.

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D. M. Stearns Gertrude Nai SC Mildred MM Katherine Kate Emmaline Em Squire Pitcher Wilsen H. Burt First Baptist Church Burr Liscroft ELAS MacDaniel Pennington Tures Monmouth Monmouths Bowers Kits Pere Brig Welle Armstrong Ies Costa Hetrick Pues Cracks L. B Grammar School Association Baptist James Bray Long Branch Building Directory Wm. Curr Alex, P. Paul Curr & CO Desler Broadway White & Coywe Werk FTN Avenue Jeremy Hughes Fronti Bisek Daga Leng Gresek Adi Regoee
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