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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
9
Mrs. Alice Mill of Newton North Carolina reports a severe bed illness followed by lingering weakness. After using Vinci cod liver oil tonic she says her fatigue and worn out feeling disappeared and strength returned. The ad promises restoration of vitality with a money back guarantee from Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey.
An ordinance directs erection of a public pavilion at the foot of Avenel boulevard beside the beach at North Long Branch within Long Branch. Plans and proposals for materials and construction are to be secured and work funded from the current tax duplicate. City Clerk Warwick report shows $306.06 December receipts and $7,120.20 for the year. A resolution authorizes Marty B. Sherman to audit officers' books for 1912. Unpaid Edwards avenue sidewalk assessments total $484.40 and a note for that amount is to be negotiated.
The article lists bills introduced by legislators including abolishing the poll tax, reforming primary registration posting, health ordinance powers in cities, personal registration changes for small townships, employment limits for women in foundries, Sea Bright incorporation, pay for election officers, and street repair procedures. The House adjourned to meet next Monday at eight.
A citywide fire probe continues as Chief Kingwlandle and investigators pursue a young suspect tied to prior blazes at Mullek barn. West End businessmen urge action and a $100 reward leads city officials to back a formal offer for information to catch arsonists.
Lizzie Lee of Fair Haven and Mrs Josephine Reevey of Eatontown attend funeral services in Fiske Chapel Fair Haven at two this afternoon. Interment by Harry Fay Red Bank in White Ridge cemetery South Amboy. Independent Council No 14 Daughters of Liberty to celebrate eighteenth anniversary at Bowser's Hall Sea Bright next Friday with reception and dance. state officers expected.
Members of the Independent Ladies Hebrew Sick Benefit Association host their second annual masquerade dance tonight at the Lyceum. Promenade and dance music by Dennett's orchestra. Several attractive awards to be given.
The New York wedding unites Miss Helen Gould and Mr Shepard at Lyndhurst with a small ceremony in the drawing room overlooking the Hudson. The event features a 50 piece orchestra and lavish decor from Lyndhurst conservatories. Guests include the Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand-Perigord and relatives from Gould and De Talleyrand circles. The couple plans a honeymoon in Europe aboard a future voyage.
The will of William H. Krig of Red Bank probated March 24 1911 with a November 20 1912 codicil lists numerous beneficiaries. Bequests include 500 to Kimboury Methodist Church Little Silver for burial plots and monuments, various household items and valuables to relatives friends and former neighbors, and the residue to Maggie C wife of Harold Perkins. Executors named are Benjamin K King and his son William P King.
Refugees from the Nantes edict altered their French names to English forms. Boileau became Drinkwater, Lefevre to Smith, Sauvage to Save, and others warped to shopkeeper or common English surnames. Some changes were so altered they were unrecognizable, with examples like Chapwis becoming Shoppee and Barglish mutations noted.
Slocum and a large party from the First National Bank gather on the White Star Line dock to bid travelers farewell before they sail on the Cedric. The group includes Judge and Mrs Heisley and friends. the trip spans Madeira to London with Nile and Italian stops and ends with a prolonged European itinerary before June return.
Nearly one hundred men from Red Bank and nearby areas attended the ninth annual Monmouth County Horticultural Society banquet at the Globe Hotel Red Bank. Toasts were given by Arthur Herrington of Madison with remarks from Morris County Tarrytown and Long Island societies, plus musical interludes by Harold A. Liaitos and Merbert S. Cullington.
A stage manager encounters dogs prepared as props for a production while in Niwing and rejects the canine troupe as unsuitable. The Wide World notes Indian acrobats from the Domburanos caste, famed for dangerous open air acts, pyramid formations, and feats before Rajahs and elites.
The 1904 report notes Prof. Kapteyn of Groningen proposing the visible universe contains two systems rather than one. Colleagues Edington Bickerton Plummer and Lee concur, citing six star groups showing dual motion paths with speeds of 17 and 5 miles per second. The Sun moves toward Arcturus at about 13 miles per second as Great Bear pointers align with Earth. Sirius and bright northern stars are described within the dual-stream model.
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