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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1914

Page

10

Oakhurst News Local Social and School Notices

Oakhurst News reports on residents visiting Jamaica Long Island and New York figures with church services at the Oakhurst M B Church. Education board set to hold a regular sam ade in the Brmneenterd building for the new school year as Arbor appoints a special at Ocean township. Local families, weddings, visitors, and cottage rentals in West Park avenue Pearl Street Monmouth Road and nearby areas are noted along with church activities and missing details.

Harry G. van Note West Park Avenue Jamaica Frank King Arbor Ocean Township Ane Gorton New York G. van Ne West, A Avenue Oakhurst Harry Ler Irene Kang Lewis Harvey Jersey City Board, of Education Oakhuret School Sam Ade Tomor Ton Oakhurat M. E Jeffrey's Woods Pearl ‘Streat Carlton Fisler Frank Jones

Re s Character and Quality Calling Cards Price Query

The reader asks about the pricing for character and quality calling cards. It notes concern over whether prices are correct and requests clarification on cost per card and any bulk rates or discounts.

Physicians Elect Officers at Jersey Medical Society Banquet

At the 148th annual Medical Society of Jersey banquet in Spring Lake last night officers were elected. D Gray of Jersey City is president, W J Chandler of South Orange first vice president, Philip Marvel of Atlantic City second vice president, William G Schauffier of Lakewood third vice president. Recording secretary is Thomas N Gray of East Orange, corresponding secretary Harry A Broot of Winoga, and treasurer Archibald Hercer of Newark. Speakers included Governor Fielder Calvin N Kendall and Professor George De Schweintz. Miss Wertheim of West End plans summer entertainments with theatre parts and visiting relatives from Memphis now in New York.

Fielder Medical Society Medical Society of Jersey Spring Lake D. Gray Jersey City Wiliam J. Chandler South Otage Philip Marvel Atlantic City William G. Schauffir Lakewood Thomas N. Gray East Orange Harry A.broot Winoga Archibald Hercer Newark Governor Fielder Calvin N. Kendall George de Schweintz F. W. Tompkins Philadelphia

Prince Maximilian and Austrian throne dispute

A strong party mobilizes to back Prince Emilisa, son of the murdered Archduke Ferdinand, as a claimant to the Austrian throne. Archduke Charles, heir to the throne, may face a competing challenge. Complex dynastic issues arise from prior promises and house laws affecting eligibility.

Emilisa Archduke Ferdinand Archduke Charles Francia Joseph Hohenberg House of Sapehore Bosentina

Woman Shot Dead in Doctor's Office

Mrs. Bailey, 36, wife of a New York manufacturer from Hempstead, was fatally shot through a window at Dr Edwin Carman's office. The bullet entered through a broken pane as Bailey stood near the door, with police and investigators including County Prosecutor Lewis Smith and Justice of the Peace Coridon Norton on the scene.

Wit Naw ‘Bailey New York City Hempstead Edwin Carman Batley Fred Haw Roland B. Lamb Lewis Smith Justice of the Peace Coredon Norton Bailey Wommn Flex

Janitor Sues Church Over Wage Claim in New Brunswick

An injured Janitor Sakota Nustate sues the Church of Our Lady of Most Holy in Perth Amboy claiming damages under the employers' liability act. He alleges loss of income from a leg injury and seeks weekly compensation for a set period. The case is before Judge Peter F. Daly in the Tri-State League region.

New Bronewick NS. J Sakota Nustate Church of Our Lady of Most Holy Ftotary Perth Amboy Ugbhuity Act Peter F. Dalysie Nga

Treseca acquitted in sabotage charge in Paterson trial

Dario Tresca, L W W Italian labor leader, is acquitted in Paterson New Jersey after a brief trial on an incitement charge tied to a silk workers strike. The second indictment, tied to similar offenses, remains unresolved as the trial ends in not guilty for the defendant.

Mundeam Soca Avisa Madison Tresca Michael Dunn ea_ international New York Tresci Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Tresed

Suit for accounting filed in Jersey City marriage case

James W. Dowell and Alice M. Dowell are in a landmark suit over household finances. Dowell claims his wife must account for all money advanced for bills and savings during their 30 plus years of marriage. Alice denies knowing the amounts and notes a recent household dispute.

Jersey City N. J L—Alth James W. Dowely Alice M. Dowell Baldiuchmuuc Dorely Adavila

General Angeles Reported Executed by Vilia

Reports say General Angeles was executed by Vilia in a Mexican federal action. The account remains uncertain with persistent edits and unclear details about the outcome and location. Authorities have not confirmed the event or given a clear timeline.

President Wilson rebuffs suffrage pleas in White House

Washington July 1 President Wilson refused to take a personal stand on woman suffrage, saying the issue must be settled by states and federal party principles. A crowd of about 700 suffragists pressed him in the East Room, but he walked out after brief appeals from Mrs Morvey Wiley and others.

Washington Wilson White House Morvey W. Wiley Elie Minster Baltimore Bemem

Root Out of Senate Race Notifies Barnes of Withdrawal

Albany July 1 William Barnes Republican State committee chair received a brief, garbled notice from an unspecified figure stating withdrawal from the senate race. The fragmentary dispatch references a letter beginning Dear Sir and mentions the date, with unclear wording about the decision.

Barnes Albany M. Y Wittiam Barnes Republican’ State Committee

Three New Cattle Ships Reels In From Gowen Lane

Fragmentary notice reports three new cattle ships sailing from Gowen Lane to Washingt on. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate shipments and duties awaiting processing. Further readable lines reference tariff or freight charges in late shipments.

Underwood Way Atop Ito Limited Degree

Irregular OCR text fragments hint at a local note or notice mentioning individuals including Underwood and Ito with references to welfare and a possible financial or legal context. Readable names and the general topic suggest a brief civic or legal notice about aid or benefits.

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