Arbitration or Strike Firemen Vote Result
Official notice states firemen of railroads will vote on arbitration or strike. A twenty four hour notice is required and an official result will be announced Tuesday with the decision due the following day.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1913
Page
1
55 000 Firemen Vote For Strike If Erdman Act Fails
In New York 55 000 firemen vote 92 percent in favor of a strike if eastern railroads do not accept arbitration under the Erdman Act. Official results due Tuesday as President Carter of the Firemen's Brotherhood arrives to announce the outcome at an executive committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carter
Firemen's Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Reverend Maddock Dies in Trenton After Illness
Rev Dr George C Maddock a longtime New Jersey M B Conference minister and state prison chaplain died during a visit with his son at 141 Halsey street Brooklyn after two months of illness with pneumonia. He was 83 and had served many Monmouth county pastorates including Centenary Church now St Luke's and led prison reform work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Maddock
New Jersey M. BH
George F. Maddock
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Maddock
Monmouth County
Centenary Church
St. Luke's
The
Elks
B. ©. Mickhaut
Jamaica
N.Y
New Jersey Confersave T
Centenary
M. F
This City
Moorestown
Union Street
Burlington
Vincenttown
Medford
Allentown
May's Landing
Trinity Church
Bridgeton
Union Church
Camden
First Church
Bordentown
Matawan
Freehold
Keyport
Pitman Church
New Brunswick
Asbury Park
Trenton
Parker's Moving Pictures Tonight at The Tribal
Advertisement notes Parker's Moving Pictures Tonight at The Tribal with two parts The Greatest Indian Picture Ever Produced The Ghost of A Bargain and When Hearts Are Trump. Admission 6 and 10c. Also promotes a basketball game and local sales at Slocum's with 14 ao shirts. Campbell's Arcade Garage offers auto services and a clipped horse notice. Telephone 317 North Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Moving Pictures
Campbell's Arcade
North Broadway
Lenten Services Planned at St James Church
Lenten services will be held at St James Church with morning and evening times on weekdays and weekends. The new church expects its first service on February 23. A finely toned pipe organ nears completion and a Palm Sunday performance of Stainers The Crucifixion is planned with soloists from St Johns Cathedral. Preparations for Easter add drama and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Church
Stainer
St. Jon's Cathedral
New York
Woman's Guild
First Reformed Church
V. J. Blekkink
Broadway
Jesus
Fall From Trolley Car Yields $300 Verdict
A jury awarded $300 to Mrs. Annie Smith and $100 to her husband from the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company for injuries after she fell from a trolley at Spring Lake on July 31, 1910. She claimed the car lurched forward as she attempted to alight with a child, while witnesses said she stood on the running board during motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Smith
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company
Kalisch & Kalisch
Fire Alarm Trouble Hampering Oliver Byron Firemen
The Oliver Byron Fire Company's bell fails to respond reliably after fires and a Christmas Eve storm leaving firemen unaware of calls until bell rung by hand. Some units did not hear the alert, delaying response. The issue traces to faulty equipment since the Christmas Eve storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Byron Fire Company
Striker Assaults Eisner Employee at Red Bank
Police quickly arrest a man believed to have struck an Eisner employee at Red Bank. An officer reported a striker used a blackjack to hit a worker on the head. Authorities are also seeking other workers linked to the incident as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striker
Eisner
RED Bank
Arrest at Red Bank factory after strike violence
Police arrest Antonio Roselli on a John Doe warrant for atrocious assault and battery after a striker attacked Arthur Kettell at the Red Bank factory. Kettell, a Fair Haven packer, was struck and suffered shock but no serious wound. Roselli was jailed for a late afternoon hearing before Recorder Badeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Eisner
Red Bank
Arthur Kettell
Fair Haven
Kettell
Billy
Wymbs
John Doe
Antonio Roselli
Roselli
Harry CC
Badeau
Thomas Higgins
Stryker & Stryker
Missionary Tea Draws Wide Local Attendance
Women from Red Bank and nearby towns packed the First Presbyterian Church in Red Bank for the annual Missionary Tea hosted by the Woman's Missionary Society. Rev John T Molloy of New York spoke on his decade in Mexico describing worsening conditions. The program featured solos by Eleanor Hedenberg Mildred Armstrong and a duet by Mrs Jophia Clayton and Miss Josephine Weeks. After the program guests moved to the Social Hall for sandwiches cakes tea and coffee. Admission 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Red Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
John T. Molloy
New York
Mexico
Fair Haven
Misa Mildred Armstrong
Redeemer
Jophia Clayton
Josephine Weeks
Greenhouse Fire Destroys Structure at Oakhurst Estate
A greenhouse on the W. Campbell Clark estate at Oakhurst was largely wrecked by a fire shortly after seven. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars. Elberon and Deal fire companies responded with Deal debuting its new automobile engine. Firemen limited spread. chief Benjamin Birkenfeld led Deal crew. Superintendent John Comber said supper interrupted routine. blaze found at 7 15. Origin undetermined though chimney heater suspected. Building about 35 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Campbell Clark
Oakhurst
Elberon
Deal
Benjamin Birkenfeld
John Comber
Clark
Blazing kerosene can jolt Broadway fire alarm scare
A Greek boy kicked a blazing kerosene can from a shoe shop rear onto Broadway near Second Avenue during a stove fire. Ten fire units and six companies responded before the boy pushed the can into the street and the flames ended. Officials consider tighter alarm regulations after the costly false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Second Avenue
Grand Theatre
Phil Dalys
Kingsland
Frey
Commissioner Flock Resting Comfortably After Accident
Friends report Commissioner John W. Flock is resting more comfortably, confined to bed with chest and back injuries after an Eaton town boulevard crash. Passenger Joseph Kerby suffered a fractured rib and facial bruises, later confirmed by Dr. Harry E. Shaw. Services announced for St Luke's Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.flock
Eatontown Boulevard
Joseph Kerby
Kirby
Harry E. Shaw
Progress in Conserving Water Supply and Food Safety Snafus
The report notes widespread water diversions exceeding legal limits by cities and private firms. State Inspector Shaw leads tests on diseased meat at Miller's Eatontown shop, with Trenton analysis pending before prosecutions. Eatontown officials vow action while hinting at broader local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Shaw
Trenton
Treaith Tiepeetar
J. Hush
Caae
Batentown
Shawiff
Slaugh‘ver
Long Branch
New Jersey Water Commission Advances State Supply Plans
The State Water Supply Commission reports rapid progress in developing unappropriated watersheds. It cites plans for northern and southern New Jersey to secure water for all residents, including the agreed purchase of the Wharton tract and an evaluation of the East Jersey Water Company property for possible state acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Water Supply Commission
Wilson
New Jersey
Wharton
Nuto
Joseph Wharton
East Jersey Walter Company
Firemen Exempts Fund For May Convention
The Firemen's Exempts Association reports each fire company donated 25 to fund May convention duties in this city. Donors include Oceanics, Atlantica, Independents, Dalys, West Ends, Byrons, Neptunes, Elberons and Branchports. The association has set aside 100 for convention expenses, to be kept for funeral benefits for widows and orphans of deceased members. Local cooperation from citizens and business leaders is noted as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Exempt Association
State Exempt Association
Oceanics
Atlantica
Independents
Dalys
West Ends
Byrons
Neptunes
Elberons
Egent
Long Branch
Bas
Annual Social of Red Bank Coterie Highlights Art Talk
Red Bank society gathered for the Philamathian Coterie annual social at Mrs. Isaac J. Adlem’s home. Mrs. Cornelia Lingham of New York lectured on The Twelve Famous Pictures of the World, Why They Were Painted and What They Mean, drawing praise for her art expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Society
Philamathian
Isaac J. Adlem
Cornelia Lingham
New York
Bingham
Adlem
Myron B. Slater
Chattle to Meet Fordham Prep Tonight in Key Clash
Chattle faces Fordham Prep in a crucial late season game at the Intermedial School gym tonight. Fordham has won 10 of 13 while Chattle owns one defeat, fouled only by an opening loss to last season’s champions. A Cycle Jrs. second team matchup precedes the main game with Fordham hoping to slow Chattle’s strong form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Fordham Prep
Fordham
Briskey
Jrs
Fordham Boys
Tarvertisement
Turkish Army 15 Routed and 15 IW Retreat on Peninsula
An article reports Turkish Army 15 and 15 IW routed with a wild retreat across the peninsula. The rest of the forces flee in panic as casualties and disorder spread. An attack on Adrianople is anticipated tomorrow while the Moslems in the sultan’s empire give little heed to a declaration of a holy war by the high priest.
Turks Suffer Heavy Losses at Gallipoli In Balkan Clash
War department report states 16 000 Turks killed and 100 taken prisoner as Bulgarians pursue via Gallipoli Peninsula. Turkish retreat sparks wild confusion and heavy pursuit by Bulgarian cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
War Department
Gallipol
Panie
Ballard Says He Won't Censure Party Morals at Banquet
Rev Dr Aaron R E Ballard president of the Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association rejects policing Republican or Progressive morals. He comments on speaking at a Lincoln Republican Club banquet in Asbury Park where Barleycorn may be present. The Lincoln Club faces a price fight over tickets dropping from $5 to $2, with an unofficial committee controlling plans. Other speakers announced include P E Nichols and Prosecutor William J Crossley. Also notes two basketball games tonight at the Intermedial gymnasium and local advertisements for cake sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron RE. Ballard
Ocean Grove
John Barleycorn
Dr. Ballard
Marlborough Hotel
Lincoln Club
Asbury Park
Pee Ee D. Nichols
Bridgeton
William J. Crossley
Trenton
Burr Dies in Oceanport at 53
Ebenezer H Burr son of Horace B and Cordelia Burr died at 4 a m Saturday in Oceanport in his 54th year Funeral services were held at Hyer and Flock funeral parlors on Monday February 10 at 2 p m Interment followed at Oak Lawn cemetery Southport Comm 4 a
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Dr. Maddock
State Prison
Slocum's
St. John’s Cathedral
New St. James’ Church
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Chattle High
Grand Rapids
Golden's
Packer
Presbyterian
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Chattle Ve
Mie
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
St. Luke’s M. E
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's M. B
Red Bank Lyceum
Roop
Flake
Imperial Hotel
Gardner
Browne
Law
TATE
Imaid
Pullman
Washington
Charles J. Gummersbach
Jean Brylawski
Main Street
the Daily Record
It Pays
Adrianople
Tan’s Empire
St. James’ Missionary Society
Third Ava
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