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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1913

Page

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Society Circus to Perform in Charlro Rage at Base Ball Park

North Jersey audiences show interest in a two performance Society Circus directed by Charles P. Trustum under the Chamber of Commerce. The event features rehearsal clowns, trained acts, and a cast including the Seaberts and Adonis of the Circus Arena with tickets on sale at local shops.

Pipidecatn Base Ball Park Chamber of Commerce Charles P. Trustum Trusttum Reh Barnum Bailey Isalé Naka Broadway Tishman B. Rosenberg Rei—J. Valentine L. Tishman P. Berg Jules Hy Dantis Joe Riding Mille Zora Rose Bros the Seaberts Adonis Circus Arena A. Seabert

Actor Byron Narrowly Escapes City Traffic Incident

Olive Doud Byron, actor, narrowly dodged moving cars while crossing Ocean Avenue near River Street. He was knocked from his seat, regained balance with a companion, and avoided serious injury as a vehicle failed to honk. He resides at 60 Columbia Place.

Doud Byron Otean Avenue Rumson Byron Columbia Place

Horse and wagon found drowned in Shrewsbury river

A Rosen bakery horse and its delivery wagon were recovered from the Shrewsbury river near Rockwell avenue dock. The horse drowned after struggles, the wagon submerged in four feet of water, with about 600 bread loaves floating. No clear motive or guilty party is identified, fueling rumors of malicious acts by a driver after a dispute.

Rosen Shrewsbury Rockwell Avenue

Telephone Booth Robbery Sparks Local Police Inquiry

Thieves entered the waiting room during the day and forced a window to steal the money in the N. L. & L. booth. No injuries reported as investigators note the break in occurred at Manasquay on July 8.

Manasquay

Carnival Committee Set Fireworks Night and Queen Hunt

The Carnival Committee of the Chambers of Commerce approved the fireworks contract for the first big night on Thursday July 17. A Queen Elizabeth V is sought with unknown identity rumored to be in Long Branch. Tammany Boss Charles F Murphy expected as a witness before a state committee. Justice Cohalan is to testify as the inquiry begins.

Carnival Committee Chambers of Commerce Queen Elizabeth V Long Branch Tammany Albany Charles F. Murphy Tammany Boss New York Justice Cohalan Supreme Court

Public Dock Talk Stirs Red Bank Borough Council

Last night the Red Bank Borough Council discussed opening Maple Avenue to the river. A committee from the Board of Commerce attended the meeting to discuss land sales and nearby waterfront access.

HED Bank Red Bank Maple Avenue Board of Commerce

Automobile backs off river submerges near Pleasure Bay drawbridge

A Cadillac with three occupants plunged from the roadway, smacked the bulkhead, and rolled into two feet of water near the Port-au-Prék drive. The car lodged upright with front wheels on the edge while residents assisted in raising it. one windshield shattered and other damage may follow.

ArCadiiac Shrewsbury Pleasure Bay Port-au-Péck Mbght Bivins Eny Keating Brighton Avenue

Busy Bay in the Recorer s Court

City Hall Par lces court heard six cases with fines, custody, or reprimands. Ambrose McCafferty paid 20 dollars for speeding on Liberty Street, admitting his 40 mph gait. Tominsky faced disorderly conduct and was reprimanded. Maloney, a colored man, carried concealed weapons and was jailed for grand jury review.

City Hall Ambrose McCafferty Liberty Street Cylla McGarvey Tomisky Park Morgan

Wittwer party at the Bad Shore Club sighting

A garbled report notes a Wittwer party at the Bad Shore Club with mentions of James B New, Mr Janes Ban, and others including Mr. J. Oginen and Moriarty. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Car theft probe links touring car to Lakewood barn

Charles E. Le Compte of Lakewood stored a winter cottage, while Norman moved his sleighs from the barn. A high powered touring car stolen from John C. Tomlinson of New York was tracked from Jersey City to Red Bank and Lakewood with sightings in Elizabethport and Atlantic City, but the car vanished. A driver with plaster on his nose and goggles matched descriptions, and a liveryman noted cars were moved toward Lakewood. Continued on Third Page.

Charles E. le Compte Lakewood Lakewood Hotel Norman Asbury Park Willam C Ash Park John C. Tomlinson Tomlinson, Coxe & Tomlinson No. 15 Broad Street New York Mr. Tomlinson No. 45 West Seventy-seventh Street Manhattan Shatto Tomlinson Jersey City Elizabethport Red Bank Atlantic City Eatontown Farmingdale Shafto Mount Lake Wood le Compte Wose Cate

Longtime Red Bank resident William Corlies dead at home

William Corlies a Red Bank resident and former postmaster died at his home on Borden Street after a sudden illness. He was older than 80 and survived by his wife a sister Mrs David W Lewis of New York and a brother Edward of Oceanport He was born February 1 1 at Oceanport and married Josephine Wardell of Long Branch about 45 years ago He lived in Red Bank most of his life and was in the clothing business for years He served as Red Bank postmaster was an active fireman and organized the Red Bank Fire Department He led the Red Bank Firemen Relief Association and founded the Red Bank Building and Loan Association with presidency since its start Funeral is set for seven tomorrow night at Trinity Episcopal Church Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn funeral directors R R Mount and Son of Red Bank will handle interment on Thursday

William “F Red Bank Hitl Borden Street David W. Lewis New York Edward Oceanport Corlies Bor John Josephine Wardell Long Branch R. R. Mount

Court Session In Fastier’s Court Reported In City Hell

Judge Joan E. Poster presides in City Hell court today with a crowded calendar. Court runs until 7 p.m.. tampering alleged in a listed case.

Joan E. Poster City Hell

Jury probe on Norwood jewel theft widens

Marie Krueger, maid at Harry L Hass residence, is jailed awaiting grand jury action after aiding in a $50,000 diamond robbery. Reginald Rhind and James McIntyre face extradition to New Jersey for trial as the grand inquest considers indictments. Florence Wells helped expose the theft leading to arrests. Continued on Page Two.

Marie Krueger Nor Wood Avenue Harry L. Hass Freehold Haas Haag Taid James McIntyre Reginald Rhind Rhind New Jersey Florence Wells North Cos Cob Conn Harry L. Hanne Reginald James McIntyre J. Gwman Greenwich Robery Marie Kruker McIintyre Miss Wells

Governor Fielder Courts Voters Across New Jersey

Governor Fielder, early in his campaign, hustles for votes spending part of the week touring Gloucester County and planning a full county tour. He focuses on South Jersey where he builds support, aims to unite the state with a businesslike government, and attends events including the West End Democratic Club in Irvington Basex County.

Trenton Fielder Gloucester County South Jersey Leas’ Rhown Tian M Wortierd United States James Jr West End Democratic Club Irvington Basex County Ocean County

Paralyptic Victim Elisha P Woolley Dies in Red Bank

Elisha P Woolley a G A H veteran died at 9 30 this morning from complications of diseases after years of ill health. He was a shoemaker in White's shoe store Red Bank and member of Abrownsmith Post No 61 6 4 and the Hof G E Freehold. He would have been 80 on November 14. He was the son of the late Elish and had a long association with Ada Brown and daughter Mrs C J White of Prete hold. Funeral arrangements are by H C Fay Funeral Director Red Bank.

Elisha P. Woolley Hell White’s Red Bank Abrownsmith Post Hof G. E Freehold Woolley Dormat Ae Te Late Elish Ada Brown C. J. White Pretehold H. C. Fay

Capt. G W Watson to Open New Pier at Sea Bright

Capt G W Watson of Atlantic City conducts a landing at Sea Bright. He has leased the new pier completed at the front and a boatyard will open for business. Pepation and Nock Ge are built by the city at a cost 3000 dollars with W King Robbing doing work.

G. W. Watson Atlantic Lue Paaieha-Povant Sea Bright Font Vardad Pepation Nock Ge W. King Robbing

Oceanport Improvement Association to discuss town projects

The Oceanport Improvement Association plans a meeting tonight to discuss improvements including a public dock and other projects. Music is promised to enliven the occasion as members consider tuberculosis hospital options and related urban enhancements.

Oceanport Improvement Association

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