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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1913

Page

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Lotus Glee Club Concert Tonight at Intermedial Auditorium

The Lotus Glee Club of New York returns to Long Branch for the Popular Course finale. Members include Harvey Hindermyer G Morgan Stricklett Charles Lewis La Rue Boals Frank Smith and Mrs Minnie Marshall Smith. Tickets for the next Course go on sale at a low price a week from tonight.

Long Branch Teachers’ Association Lous Glee Club New York Glee Club Harvey W. Hindermyer G. Morgan Stricklett George Carre Roces Branchport Avenue Lotus Glee Club

Miss Carr Hosts Valentine Party at Townley Hall

Miss Dorothy Townley Carr hosted a Valentine masquerade at Townley Hall with autumn leaf decor. Guests included C. Byron Blaisdell and Beatrice Rue in period costumes, piano music by Leo Townley, fortunes from gypsy guides, and a postparty dance and refreshments. Retiring sale notices and local ads appear among the readable text.

Townley Hall Dorothy Townley Carr L. C. Brown Molly Myers Sarah Manion Anna Woolley Amelia Woolley Hazel Barham Ethel Williams Phyllis van Brunt Dorothy Doran Estella Davis Beatrice Rua Agnes Ennis Holly Giffing

Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports 1912 spending over $80 000

The 1912 financial report of Monmouth Memorial Hospital shows disbursements over 80 000 with 54 324.93 receipts and 27 500 spent on permanent improvements including refrigeration plant vacuum cleaning and house telephone systems. About 20 000 was spent in the kitchen and 13 000 on treatment.

Monmouth Memorial Hospital Board of Chosen Freeholders Er Straus Woolley Henry C. Winsor Thomas N. McCarter Charles H. May New York Samuel Johnson Asbury Park Walter 8. Whitmore Red Bank W. W. Beveridge P. P. Rafferty

Atlantic Fire Co Wins Hose Wagon for City

The Atlantic Fire Engine Company seeks a second hose wagon and a firehouse to house mounted equipment. The group requests boots and coats for duty, with the proposal referred to the Department of Public Safety. Exempt firemen certificates were granted to three members. Other items include tower maintenance, box testing, unpaid tax certificates, and a pavilion project in North Long Branch.

Atlantic Fire Engine Company Board of Commissioners Department of Public Safety B. 8. Hunt West End Oceanic Fire House Arrowsmith Charles F. Sexton Finance Department Flock Avenel Boulevard North Long Branch Charles Hobrough Little Silver Oliver Byron Hobrough Stevens Collins & Corbin Surety Company Ocean Park H. B. Sherman

Proposed 1919 City Budget Shows Revenue Cuts

The 1913 city budget prepared by the Finance and Revenue Department totalled 228 760 67, down 23 029 02 from 1912 and well below the 252 789 69 1912 figure. Estimated revenues include franchise taxes, licenses, fines, interest, and building permits, while disbursements cover lighting, hospital support, nurse services, poor relief, and city works with a projectable balance and notes to be settled with Monmouth County.

Department of Finance and Revenue Frank L. Howland Flock City of Long Branch Cerene Long Branch Pier & Land Co

Employers' Liability law praised in New Jersey report

A New Jersey Senate report cited by Gov. Wilson's secretary shows the Employers' Liability law greatly increased compensation. Over 92 percent of accidents are paid, dependents receive more, and disabled workers gain far more than under prior suits. The commission calls for state insurance or creditor preference to cover employer insolvency and supervision of payments to curb irregularities.

Trenton Senate Gov. Wilson

No Quarter Given in Mexican Revolution Battle

In Mexico City on February 14 a battle raged after an hour of skirmishes with heavy gunfire. The Red Cross estimated at least 1,000 killed and 2,000 wounded. A shell hit a convent chapel killing seven nuns and five others. Diaz warned no quarter would be shown unless firing ceased. Ambassador Wilson refused to recognize rebels as in control. The report also notes a second anniversary shoe sale and various local advertisements.

Mexico City Mexico Red Crage Society Diaz National Palace Madero Legation Wilson

Shore towns press for gas rate review against Consolidated

Asbury Park by mayor Bennett leads a regional push with Red Bank Long Branch and coast towns to challenge the Consolidated Gas rate. The Public Utility Commission states its 1911 ruling stands unless new evidence shows error, and municipalities consider filing petitions to reopen the case.

Bennett Asbury Park Ewer Public Utility Board Consolidated Gas Co Consolidated Utility Commission Gus Company Ucitty Commission Long Branch Red Bank Red Bank Public Utility Commission Bradley Beach Avon Belmar Manasquan Gan Company Public Dislicy Commission Consolidated Gas Company Bury Park Cervics The

Seven Sisters Anti Trust Bill Passes Senate in New Jersey

In Trenton on February 14 the Senate passed Governor Wilson’s Seven Sisters anti trust bill after a heated debate with Democratic support and Republican opposition. The bill defines trusts and makes price fixing and restraint of trade illegal, with a 14 to 7 vote.

Trenton Wilson Senate Johnson Wheaton Feilder Ramsay Slocum Fitzherbert Low Davis Munson Larber Nichole White Midge Read Colgate Gaunt Leavitt Smalley Pierce Davin Reed Senator Davis

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