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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1913

Page

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Democrats Win Seats on State Economy Commission

New Jersey news reports Assistant Attorney General Gaskill issued an opinion confirming Democrats Walter Edge Hudson County Walter Mount Monmouth County are entitled to seats on the State Economy Commission. The ruling shifts control from four Republicans and three Democrats to five Democrats and two Republicans, after prior opposition over affording pay due to absent members.

State House Trenton N. J Gaskill Walter E. Edge E and Emgrency Commission Benefg Walter Hudson County Willison E. Mount Monmouth County Leon R. Taylor Asseman Martin Hudson Stevenson Bergen Deunger Camden Taylor Assembly Commission Edwards Messrs McDermott Mount

Firemen to Hold Clambake at Wardell's Portau-Peck

In Red Bank the Navesink Hook and Ladder Company No 1 appointed a committee to plan a clambake likely in August at Wardell's Portau-Peck. Members include chairman Benjamin H Ford Oakley Cooper and Howard Higginson W Roach added as a member. Rev Wright Eckersley Pennington July 3. Eckersley sails for Europe with daughter Miss Hdna after his wife died in a recent auto crash.

Navesink Hook and Ladder Company No Red Bank Wardell's Portau-Peck Benjamin H. Ford Oakley Cooper Howard Higgingson W. Roach Pennington Wright Eckersley Long Breath Europe Hdna

Eatontown trio in Broad Street car crash near Red Bank

Undertaker Charles Breese his son Albert and Kenneth Morris with driver John W. Eyles Jr of Eatontown escaped serious harm after Breese’s auto veered left, struck a bank and toppled onto its side on Broad Street between Red Bank and Shrewsbury. Breese sprained his arm.

Charles Breese Albert Kenneth Morris John W. Eyles Eatontown Ie Breese Auto Broad Street Red Bank Shrewsbury Breese

Committees Named for Red Bank Parish Fair

Red Bank parish plans its annual carnival under United Societies with new committees from the Holy Rosary, the Sodality of the Children of Mary, and Holy Name. Rosary nominees include Anna Reilly and many Red Bank and Fair Haven residents. Young Ladies Sodality lists Elena Henderson and numerous members. Work already begins as the fair week of July 14 approaches with hopes for a standout event.

Confraternity of the Holy Rosary Sodality of the Children of Mary St. James’ Church Red Bank United Societies Committee Holy Name Rosary Committee Anna Reilly McDonough Mary Cass Mary Mcmhincey Margaret Carroll Edward J. Reilly Martin Griffin Mayes Dugan Heyward Comer David le Roy Thomas Clusey Mary Woods E. M. Haley Baccigalupi Patrick McCarron Charles Nelson John Bennett Martin Wardang Thomas Noonan Fair Haven Charles Df Sullivan Edward O'Flaherty Mary Kelly T. Gill Anna Kane Kane Hedden's Corner Anna Murpers. Hughes James Bly H. Lane Martin Kearney Rattigan Shrewsbury Young Ladies’ Sodality Committee Elena Henderson Anna Swift Catherine Or Helen Coleman Mary Reilly Beatrice Dugan Anna Taylor Delia McDermott Anha Mulvihill Bessie Moore Agnes Mead Catherine Johnson Anna Coner Helen Flood Louise Slattery Margaret Maloney Nina Dowd Margaret Cronen Helen Loftus Helen Quigley Helen Casey Elizabeth Coyne Margaret Regan Delia Noonan Margaret Doherty Marion Conrad Myrtle Loretta Lang Mary Costello Mary Hyland Helen Moran Martha Carroll Margaret Vallentine Mary Oaks Catherine Tobin Catherine Lakin Margaret Ryan Anna Sweeney Agnes Haley Mary Bun‘core Helen Bennett Florence Haley A Boyle Alice Schmidt Helen Welds Josephine Sidell Anna Fitzmaurice Mary Regan Mary O'Connor Agnes Hackett Mary O'Hars Helen Carr Helen Pryor Norah Noonan Elizabeth Costello Margaret Hickey Ageite ‘Conor Marie Butler Mary Kelelen Hughes Marion Callahan

General Edward Grubb Civil War hero dies at 72 in Newark

Newark dispatch reports General Edward Burd Grubb veteran of the Civil War and long time head of the Soldiers Home at Kearny New Jersey died at St Michael's Hospital at age 72. He served as Minister to Spain 1890 to 1892 after an 1889 Republican gubernatorial bid and rose from private to brevet Brigadier General. The obituary notes his prominence in national and state politics. A separate notice describes changes to the Newark bus schedule with added direct falls and revised times.

Newark N. J Edward Burd Grubb Kearney St. Michael’s ’Hospital Grubb Hénee Spain

Truax Family Welcomes New Heir This Summer

Mrs. Chester M. Truax welcomed a ten pound son yesterday. The Truax family plans to spend the summer in Sieenits as they settle into their new arrival and begin family life.

Chester M. Truax Truazp Sieenits

Fifty speeders to be summoned by New Jersey officials

State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Lippincott, on a 200 mile tour from North Asbury Park to Atlantic City, secured names and registration numbers of about fifty motorists for speeding violations. He urged strict enforcement to curb fast driving to the Jersey shore. In Middletown and near Broadway incidents two accidents injured a boy and damaged vehicles, including a Cadillac and a Studebaker, with bystanders and drivers escaping serious harm.

Trenton N. J Lippincott North Jersey Shore North Asbury Park White Horse Pike Atlantic City Middletown Henry Stengel Newark Stengel Studebaker J. C. Stillwagon Matawan Asbury Studer

Hewitt Preaching Again at Atlantic City

Dr and Mrs Edmund Hewitt of Pitman New Jersey former residents of this city are visiting Atlantic City for the summer. They stay at the Phillips Hotel while the regular pastor is on vacation. Glamond Thig engagement ring noted with a price and a size description.

Hewitt Edmund Hewitt Pittean N. J Ablemtic City Prmlips Gr. Hewitt Miiagorem St. Paulie Cire

Drowning Tragedies in Monmouth County Coast

Multiple drownings reported around Newark and Monmouth County shore areas. Reinhardt Hellingel, 18, from 498 Eighteenth Avenue Newark, drowned in Shrewsbury River at Highlands while his cousin mishandled a dive. Miss Alice M. Thompson, 18, of Newark, disappeared in Raritan Bay at Keansburg while bathing, later found dead. Annie Griffin, 10, and Katie Griffin, 8, of Matawan, died after stepping into a deep water hole in Matawan Creek. several rescues followed. Other incidents include canoe capsizes near Point Pleasant with two young men saved after current dangers, and a Red Bank man nearly drowning in Shrewsbury River. a later report mentions a Berkshire area accident with a 400-pound weight reference.

Reinhardt Hellingel Eighteenth Avenue Newark Shrewsbury Highlands Irigel Alvin Althaus Fourth Street Kollenbush Alice M. Thompson An Frank Thompson RS Bo Mortis Avenue Keansburg Gray Granville Park Matawan Annetle Katie Gr Manasquan River Point Pleasant Pavilion Inlet Borden Gulf Bia Jife Philadelphia Non Wo Enue Willian Shaner Sew Ork Union Street Red Bank Red Bank Motor Boat Club Siver Amother Iby

Jewelry theft recovered. arrests in Greenwich case

A Greenwich raid recovered nearly all jewels stolen from Harry Haas's Norwood and Hollywood avenues home. James McInyre, a nurse of New York, and Marie Kruger, the Haas maid, were arrested after a City Hall jail confession. The diamond horseshoe pin pawned for 156 dollars was traced through the pawnshop.

Simmer Harry L. Haas Norwood Hollywood Avenues James McInyre Greenwich Haas Cottage Haas City Hall McIntyre New York William D. Walling Ieake Haag Marie John Tsak Tsak Po- Hce William E. Ritch Philip Finnegan Br. Brysoh Greshyith Brown Sanitarium Tianaa

Fire destroys Marlboro area barn and stock

A Marlboro fire at 2 am consumed a large barn on the Charles McCue estate, destroying hay, a wagon house, and a cow barn. A grey horse survived after the rescuers pulled it from the flames. wind and fuel rapid spread hampered efforts. Insurance partially covers the loss. investigators cite hay storage as the likely cause with spontaneous ignition ruled out.

Charles McCue Marlboro Monrde Suseman McCue

NATO Escapes In Ocean Ave Away

Mason Leon Bonello driving through Ocean Avenue Saturday afternoon narrowly avoided disaster when a discarded Indian figure spooked his horse. The horse dashed through Broadway and toward Eatontown before two boys halted it. Bonello jumped clear as the wagon struck an iron post and damaged the harness. J M Sherry, a cottage guest, also had an accident while driving in Ocean Saturday. Brown's Mother Dead. The mother of George Brown of Jersey Central Traction died recently after a long illness.

Charley Schwark Broadway Second Avenue Andy Schwark Second Ave Chaley Leon Bonello Mason Laird T 'E Thomas Ocean Avenue Bonello Oceean Avenue Boneello St, Ocean Park Eatontown J. M. Sherry South Avenue Ocean Red Wr. Brown George 1 Brown Jersey Central Traction

6 Ninety Cent Rate Proposal Sparks Public Service Debate

Public Service Commission discusses a six ninety cent rate and the state's plan to maintain service levels. Officials, including commissioners and a state administrator, weigh economic impact, billing changes, and consumer protections in a tense hearing.

Funeral Held for Shrope in Washington New Jersey

The funeral of Mrs Shrope who died suddenly yesterday in Washington was held yesterday. She was prominent in the Episcopal Church at Washington and well known in Phillipsburg. She suffered from heart trouble and pneumonia and died at sixty. She is survived by three brothers.

Shrope Washington, J

Stabat Mater at Rossini Masterpiece Prompts Sparse Attendance

An obscure report notes a Stabat Mater performance at Rossini's masterwork form, with limited audience turnout and weak support from the choir. The event drew visitors from coastal areas including Sea Bright Park and nearby towns, but engagement remained low overall.

Gaylet Sea Bright Park Trom

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