01 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
1
Spatily hurt when a horse caused a fall at the home of Mrs. Anderson. Obert Reynolds suffered a fractured skull and a broken left arm in the incident.
While returning home from Baton night Robert Reynolds of the Atterson area was thrown from his horse and severely injured. He did not regain consciousness and died soon after at his home. the incident is linked to a runaway horse driven by Ms Anderson near White's town. Surviving relatives include brothers John and Wits, and sisters Mrs Cartes Airs, Mrs George Mount, Mrs Ha emner and Mrs.
Miss Olive Jping daughter of Mr and Mrs Ewing of Atlantic eee wed Henry 1 son of Virginia Hall North Carolina in the bride’s home on Highland avenue at eleven. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Johnny Addy with Rev J of the Atlantic erlen Church assisting. Close friends attended including the bride’s sister Winn Buvie Mying and Fred Tros. Dayton’s fair young Pytten Lome joined the reception.
Literature sent to every lodge of Elks in the state outlines preparations for the first annual reunion of the New Jersey State Elks Association to be held in Long Branch. Bulletins will be issued as the program is mapped, with hours filled by attractions and entertainments. The ladies auxiliary plays a prominent role in welcoming visiting Elks and their families. An automobile trip, a city welcome with the mayor presenting the key, and theatre party with dancing and cabaret follow the convention at the Elks Home. Electric decorations and illuminated elk heads will light up depot and avenues, with signs planned to greet visitors. Continued on fifth page.
Louise Alice Williams of Georgia, praised by First Ladies, performs impersonations of old Southern folk with stories and songs at Ocean Park Casino on Thursday evening July 15. Accompanist Mrs Lady Armistead Hibbetts of Louisiana joins with soprano voice and ballads.
Announcement of the marriage of Marshall West, son of George West of Church Street, to Mina Mabel West, daughter of Mrs. Fred West, of the West Boulevard, married in Red Bank on Sunday following a ceremony mentioned in the clipping.
A drastic New Jersey act imposes heavy fines and imprisonment for employers and parents violating child labor restrictions. The law, effective July 4, bans under sixteen from long hours, limits weekly work, and assigns enforcement to city officials. It requires work papers be issued only by school authorities, tightening prior lax enforcement.
Bayard Dominick of Dominick and Dominic banking firm dies June 22 leaving at least 100000. Harriet Shafer to receive income from 6000 yearly. principal to revert to church on her death. Ella Marian Dominick widow to receive life income. after her death principal to be divided among four children including Bayard Dominick of Stamford and others. Executed September 20, 1912. Pick Carson favored over Scully as Republican candidate for Congress at Pleasure Bay meeting. talks include Perth Amboy candidate and Congressman Thomas J. Scully.
In district court yesterday Judge Steinbach ruled in favor of John Bauries of Brunswick. He sued James John Bright for $500 claiming damages to his automobile from an excavation near the Hotel Normandie on January 11. The case details note barriers and storm runoff not being returned to Pennsylvania.
Vienna reports that Archduke Franz Ferdinand was certain to be killed in Sarajevo. Officials say bombs and infernal machines were planted around the dining room, tracks, and chimney ready to assassinate him and his suite. The death could trigger war between Serbia and Austria.
Discussion centers on purchasing fireworks displays at 60 dollars each totaling 450 dollars, plus a need for a lawful warrant. A second meeting adjourned after morning sessions, with commissioners debating authorizations and contractor timelines. The 40 piece Boys Band costs 125 dollars and Branch Military Band 110 dollars, while a Proctor contract extends sixty days for ocean front work due to storm damage.
Thomas W. Dougherty and Miss Mary E. Walsh wed at St James Catholic Church Shorets Red Bank with Rev Joseph T Casey officiating. Witnesses were James Dougherty and Eilen Bilen Bo Walsh.
The governor's wife will attend a charities meeting, joining civic leaders and nonprofit organizers to discuss community fundraising efforts and key local initiatives. She is expected to meet volunteers and acknowledge donor contributions at the event.
William Eseman, charged with larceny, appeared in reporter’s court this morning with evidence of guilt on his feet. He was accused of robbing on Monday morning and held under $100 bail to await grand jury action. The jurors from Coronal Keyport Glenwood Matawan districts are noted amid local council roster changes.
Nicholas Missel of Asbury Park was sentenced by Judge John E. Foster to six months in county jail for stealing copper wire from Western Union along the Avon railroad tracks at 1 30 AM on the morning of the 6th. Avon officer Hart said Missel offered him $10 to help him escape but claimed he only took a wire piece to use as a clothesline. He admitted a prior Rahway reformatory sentence for throwing at Terrey City.
Inhouse negotiators report limited progress as the proposed pact stalls amid careful diplomacy. Key officials, unnamed sources note, seek broader consensus before advancing to formal discussions.
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