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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1913

Page

8

Time Table for Long Branch Merchants Association Rides

Timetable lists departures from Second avenue Sea Bright Monmouth Beach and Pleasure Bay with multiple times. It covers West Long Branch Oakhurst Eatontown Oceanport Branchport and Port au Peck routes with varying post times and transfer points. It notes a dinner with Ex President Taft and other dignitaries on August 20 with a $2.00 ticket price.

Long Branch Merchants’ Association Effest Second Avenue Sea Bright Monmouth Beach Pleasure Bay Cor. Liberty Atlantic Avenues Port-au-Peck Avenue Corner Beach Riverdale Depot Square Liberty West Long Branch Oakhurst Fountain Wall Norwood Pearl Street West Long Branch Postoffice Wall and Norwood Avenues Branchport Port Au Peck Oceanport Eatontown Branchport Avenue Sgroadway Atlantic Avenue Oceanport Post Office Barcley's Corner Port-au-Peck Barcley’s Corner Branchport and Broadway

Sea Bright Board of Trade Chooses Officers for Banquet Plan

The Sea Bright Board of Trade met at Packer's office Wednesday night to organize. John R. Davies was elected chair, Geo M. Davison secretary, John T. Herrick treasurer, Memmyer for committee, and P. Hall Packer named president to lead preparations for one of the finest banquets. A contract was made with Reed and.

Sea Bright Board of Trade Packer Electinge John R. Davies Geo. M. Davison John T. Herrick Memmyer P. Hall Packer Reed

Residents demand enforcement of motor boat noise rules

Seabright and Rumson residents press for action to abate motor boat nuisances on the Shrewsbury River. A letter to the Seabright News cites health risks and depreciating riverfront property values as noise from unmuffled engines disrupts sleep and deters visitors.

Seabright N. J Seabright News Shrewsbury Seabright and Rumson WM. Shippen

Fiske Torpedo Aeroplane Invention May Deter Attacks

Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske has devised an aeroplane torpedo launcher allowing standard torpedoes to be fired from high altitude and released to strike ships below. The system places the torpedo rigidly on the airframe, released by the aviator to drop horizontally into the sea and then navigate to the target. A German illuminated shell using calcium carbide provides night protection for warships by creating a bright buoyant gas flare.

Bradley A. Fiske Atlantic Fleet Navy Department Washington Fiske Lske

Postal Savings Bonds Hit Five Year Issue Total

Postmaster General Burleson sent a check for 1 116 890 to the treasurer of the United States for postal savings bonds. Depositories in the states applied for this fifth issue, marking a continued rise from the preceding round as 1 116 000 plus was invested this year.

United States Burleson Postal Savings

Early Dawn Lawn Mower Makes a Brisk Morning Song

The speaker extols rising at daybreak to mow the lawn, praising the healthy exercise and cheerful whir of the machine. Neighbors are teased for laziness while the author revels in the brisk, sunlit activity heard across the neighborhood about dawn.

Zeppelin plans for Atlantic airship voyage in 1915

Reports from New York say Count Zeppelin aims to pilot a transatlantic airship in 1915, with two craft to be shown in San Francisco for the Panama Exposition. The ship would be about 1000 feet long, three day crossing, and stay in wireless contact with ocean vessels.

San Francisco Exposition United States Count Zeppelin Atlantic New York Geronautic Friedrichshafen Colsman German Airship Navigation Company Germany San Francisco Zeppelin American Plains Upper Rhine Valley

Wild Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovitch Faces Mesalliance Threat

Paris based Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovitch inspires gossip as rumors swirl of a potential marriage to a notorious Paris figure. He frequents Maxim's and Cafe de Paris, drinks heavily, and funds Russian exiles in Paris while maintaining a lavish, charitable persona.

Boris Vladimirovitch Paris Boris Maxim's Cafe de St. Petersburg Moscow Czarina Neve

Long Lost Cinnabar Mine Found in Nevada District

George Keough found the long lost Cinnabar mine seven miles from Mina Nevada while searching for cattle. Ore assays show high quicksilver content and a rush follows the discovery. Judge Hawthorne’s former camp Sawthorne is mentioned with petrified trees near the mound as described by the old prospector who died thirteen years ago.

Nevada Judge Hawthorne Hawthorne Ney George Keough Mina New Sawthorne New Boston

Sunday School Movies Draw Attention At Chicago University

A three month test using moving Bible pictures and plays educated children by visuals. Rev Oscar C Helming states children learn better through sight and sound and reports increased attendance and longer participation among older kids. Snake Net Used to Ward Eggs in New Jersey.

Chicago Holy Land Oscar C. Helming East Swirtswood N. J Jackson Rose

Japs and Orientals Form Majority of Hawaii Population

Census figures show 191,009 residents in Hawaii in 1910 with Japanese 41.5 percent, Chinese and Koreans 55.2 percent combined. Only 11 of 41,718 Japanese males 21 or older are naturalized. over 90 percent of foreign-born males 21+ are Chinese, Japanese or Korean. many cannot speak English.

Hawaii Hawaiian Islands

Independent Harvester Reorganizes Amid Investigation

Officers and directors of the Independent Harvester company at Plane Illinois resign and new officers are elected. William Deering Stewart, president of the State bank, replaces W C as president and manager. The company is valued at about ten million dollars.

Independent Harvester Independent Harvester Company Plane William Deering Stewart State Bank W. C

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