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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1910

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Vessels Lost as Blizzard Roars Along Coast

A severe blizzard along the eastern coast causes multiple shipwrecks and missing vessels. The New York schooners Franklin BR. Nelson and The Libby reached Sandy Hook. Libby survived with crew saved, Nelson doomed as wreckage. Coastal towns report heavy snow, thunderstorm, and a hurricane aftermath.

Franklin BR. Nelson Libby New York Sandy Hook Proving Grounds T Ie Humber 1 Nelson Boil Lone Branch Meb

Arrest in Red Bank Factory Clash

Joseph Perri of Red Bank was arrested on a warrant by Chief J Frank Patterson for assault and battery connected to a February 2 clash at Eisner's factory. Held on $40 bail, he was released on own recognizance after an agreement to keep peace. further arrests possible if trouble returns.

Joseph Pervi Red Bank Eisner J. Frank Patterson Cheater Haynes Asbury Park Borough Hall Red Tank James H. Sickles Perri Haynes Recorder Sickles Sickles

Lincoln day banquet readies at Hotel Pannaci

The Board of Trade prepares for the second annual Lincoln day banquet at Hotel Pannaci tonight with 160 covers, 140 tickets reserved so far, seats for 150, and an orchestra. Gilbert H. Cobb cannot attend from the Pennsylvania Railroad. a substitute will attend. Decorations by Harry Rehm of R Lowenberg & Co add holiday attire as speakers arrive for city tours and toasts per YERCH Ti day's Record.

Board of Trade Hotel Pannaci Gilbert H. Cobb Pennsylvania Railroad Sheppard Stratton Harry ©. Rehm R. Lowenberg & Co The

Brown to Occupy Red Hawk pulpit in Sunday services

Artur H. Brown son of the late Rev Oliver A. Brown of Atlantic Highlands will lead both morning and evening services at the First Methodist church of Red Hawk tomorrow. He studies at Dickinson College and Drew Theological Seminary and plans to join the Newark Methodist Conference next month. He is brother of Moverly W. Brown of Rutherford and related to Rutherford’s Holmes Borden and others in Shrewsbury.

Hey Artur H. Brown Oliver A. Brown Atlantic Highlands Long Branch First Methodist Church Red Hawk H. Ridgley Robinson Trenton Brown Dickinson College Drew Theological Seminary Madison Newark Methodist Conference Moverly W. Brown New Jersey “Branchard Star

Permanent Relief Society Formed in Long Branch

A permanent relief organization will be organized in Long Branch at a meeting next Friday at the Lyceum, with Mayor C. D. McFaddin as chairman and Rev. J G Lovell and Rev E Briggs Nash aiding. The temporary group, led by the mayor, aims to raise funds to aid the poor, while church clergymen and Overseer R Horace Curtis attended. Theatre party plans by Branchport residents were postponed due to weather, though two did travel to New York and back.

McFaddin Long Branch Permanet Relief Lyceum C. D. McFaddin John G. Lovell E. Briggs Nash R. Horace Curtis Branchport New York

Ministers Adopt Schedule of Fees at Red Bank Meeting

At a meeting of the Atlantic Coast Baptist Ministerial Conference at Calvary Church Red Bank Rev J W Hamlin introduced a resolution passed without a dissenting vote. It bans political speeches for pay and sets minimum fees for funerals marriages and public addresses. The conference spans Red Bank Lakewood Asbury Park Belmar Freehold Spring Lake Atlantic Highlands Hightstown Long Branch and Keyport with names of participating pastors listed.

Atlantic Coast Baptist Ministerial Conference Calvary Church Red Bank J. W. Hamlin Baptist Lakewood Asbur Park Belmar Freehold Spring Lake Atlantic Highlands Hightstown Long Branch Keyport A. G. Young M. F. Matthews W. H. Wallace Asbury Park P. T. Morris T. F. Fenner W. L. Wainwright J. Bolding Howard Johnson

Justice White Dead at Freehold

Justice Janes F White of Freehold dies at home from kidney trouble aged 62 Born in New York educated at Freehold Institute father died when he was nine His survivors include a widow three children and a brother fought taxes for years and served as government agent at Ort Peck Arizona Funeral services set for Monday at his house in Freehold led by Rev B Lord Gilberteen of Philadelphia Obrn advertising notes wall paper stock and bargains appear in stray text with address 578 Broadway A F Golden 265 ate off the dollar

Justice White Freehold Janes F. White Monmouth County New York Ort Peck Arizona Olive Hyandh Lodge Fo & A. m. Offfeehold Lord Gilverteen Philadelphia

The Grand Jury Verdict Against Laura Biggar

A Brooklyn supreme court jury awarded Agnes Mary Hendrick 75000 dollars for alienating her husband from Mrs. Hendrick. The verdict sparked dramatic reactions as Hendrick cried out with joy while being aided from the courtroom. She expressed hope for reconciliation but joy over the money was tempered by concern for their children. The case followed Bennett's death and a contested will naming Miss Biggar as his wife with a secret marriage and a child cited in a Bayonne hospital.

New York Supreme Court Brooklyn Agnes Mary Hendrick Charles GC. Hendrick Laura Biggar Hendrick Moy Henry M. Bennett Dr. Hendrick Miss Biggar Bennett

Drub and Isabel Cup Winners Show Racing Duel

Edwin Fiedler’s Drub won the Commodore’s Cup for the South Shrewsbury Club while Content’s Isabel beat Blanche by five minutes and twenty seconds to claim the Price Cup. The long 16 mile course saw Princeton Munro lead early before Drub edged ahead in the run home by five seconds.

Edwin Fiedler Waller Content Mr. Fiedler Drub South Shrewsbury Club Mr. Content Isabel Blanche Club New Princeton Princeton Munra Hazel L South Shrewsbury Iee HH. Munro William R. Joline Mildred J. C. Gibbons Eagle Price Cup Long Branchlee Boat and Yacht Club Walter Content Lola EB. Green Jack Frost

Weather Indications Fair Cooler Tonight and Sunday

The forecast calls for a fair and colder night with Sunday expected to be fair. Brisk westerly winds are noted, shaping the conditions for the weekend.

Entre Nous Dance Draws Long Branch Guests at Sea Bright Inn

The Entre Nous Club hosted a reception and dance at the Sea Bright Inn last night drawing visitors from Long Branch New York Trenton and Ashbury Park. The Sea Bright ball room was decorated in red paper mache and Wymanhs orchestra provided music as guests wore full dress attire.

Long Branch Sea Bright Inn Sea Bright Entre Nous Club New York Trenton Asbury Park Wymanh Tates Fair Sex Long ‘ Branch J. S. Thompson Irah Nesbitt Hilda Allger Pierce BE. Elliott Helen Case Charlotte Appleware A. Hemple A. Lyman Mildred Irwin A.tallman H. Blair Lulu Garland Vera Minton A. Hathaway B. Blair Helen Walk Cora Dielkson Miss Winslow Megill O. F. Beutell Thompson Holbrook Zobel Raymond Jackson Messrs Harold Clark Otto Heutell Chester H. Packer

Turned Out Aged Horse To Starve

A gray mare with no owner was turned loose to suffer neglect. Captain Charles Van Dyke received the animal, but it had become crippled and blind after changing hands. Joseph McGarvey traced its history and destroyed the horse yesterday, aiming to hold the last owners financially responsible. He has four names of possible former owners and will pursue charges against them.

Charles van Dyke Joseph McGarvey McGarvey Siegfred Hirachfeld Speedy Huises New York John G. Sexton Louis Samuels Iysehfeld

Red Bank Y M C A Dominates Belmar in Basketball

Red Bank defeats Belmar Y M C A 42 to 1 on their court with Kellum hitting ten baskets. In the junior game Red Bank beats Long Branch 30 to 16, Tannenbaum scoring seven for Red Bank and each Long Branch player making three baskets. Referee Samuel G. Woolley also noted. Social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Core of Academy Street followed.

Christian Association Belmar Y. M. C. A Red Bank Belmarites Kellum Belmar Thomas Clusey Stuart MacKellar Clarke Worthley Eugene Magee Barney Kelly R. Bangen C. Hayinger W. Patterson R. Naylor W. Naylor HL. Cooper Grammar School Long Branch Red Bankers Ford Cucuzel Barehunsky Tomasky McCarty Voorhis Patterson Manahan Tannenbaum Thompson Samuel G. Woolley Core Owen Core Academy, Street Thore

Ideal Speedway for Long Branch in Near Future

A near term plan outlines a new speedway at Long Branch with nominal cost projections. Local officials tout accessible pricing and community impact while detailing site considerations and potential funding sources.

Long Branch

Weather Bureau and hydrographic chart debate in New York

Professor J L Heiskell of the Marine Division and James H Scarr arrive in New York to explain Weather Bureau control over ocean meteorology and pilot charts. The discussion centers on whether the chart should be printed by Hydrographic Office or Weather Bureau amid Congress questions.

J. L. Heiskell Marine Division The Weather Bureau James H. Scarr U. S. Weather Bureau Board of Trade Hotel Pannac New York Hydrographic Office Weather Ridgeley Hunt Heiskell United States Committee of Congress

Walter Haines Dead in Eatontown at 34

Walter I. Haines of Matin street Eatontown died this morning about ten of tuberculosis. He was 34, confined to bed about two months, sick about a year. He married Mabel Lang three years ago, leaving a son Walter Purroy two, who survive with his parents Edwin and Lydia J. Haines and siblings Mrs. Lydia Bennett Mrs. R. H. Clark of Los Angeles Cal Charles and Wilfred Haynes of Eatontown. Funeral Tuesday at two from his father's home Main street. burial West Long Branch cemetery. John A. Sexton of Long Branch in charge. Also unrelated ad text follows.

Walter I. Haines Matin Street Eatontown Mabel Lang Egbert Lang Long Branch Walter Purroy Edwin Lydia J. Haines Lydia Bennett Hatontown R. H. Clark Los Angeles Cal Charles Wilfred Haynes Main Street West Long Branch John A. Sexton

Sheridan Bowling Team Defeats Amer ican Hotel in Red Bank

Red Bank five man Sherida bowling unit beat American Hotel on American alleys in Monmouth street Friday night two straight games. Scores Sheridan 896 American 873 and Sheridan 844 American 805. Players list include Emmons Baker Kennedy Woobin Walling for Sheridan and Kelly Foster Angelo Johnson Van Kirk for American. Also notes illness of Squire Curchin Sr of Pair inven and local Chorus meeting at City Hall Feb 15 with roller racing at Chelaes Rink slated.

Sherida Red Bank Monmouth Street Sheridan Charles Emmons B. Baker Robert Kennedy Woobin Walling William <. Kelly Murray Foster Jim Angelo Robert Johnson Joby van Kirk

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