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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
6
Unclear readable text hints at a quirky piece about cows and preferences. Names, places, or dates are not discernible, leaving the exact subject and context uncertain.
Advertisement offering agents and solicitors positions for a broad accident and health policy covering all diseases. Monthly payments and liberal commissions. Contact North American Accident Insurance Co. at Liberty Street New York for details.
A Chatelaine bag containing money and valuables was found and turned in. The owner may claim it by identifying the items. contact James M. Allgor of Sea Bright to verify ownership.
Gentle horse offered for sale with stylish trogeated depot wagon harness blankets and whips all in good order nearly new. Located at 167 168 Bonus Record Office. Bargain for summer. Resident.
Five people escaped death when a car driven by Caesar Wildman was struck by a freight train at the Belmar Tenth avenue crossing. Helen Wildman, 14, pinned under the wrecked car, was rescued as flames broke out. Elizabeth Wildman, 83, and Elizabeth Jennings of Newark were injured. Wildman and his wife shaken. Mrs. Clarence Wildman and others treated for shock.
At a railroad crossing on Broad Street a collision injured Mrs Wildman and her daughter Miss Help, with Miss Help suffering a compound leg fracture. Witnesses blame the gate keeper as darkness and missing rear lights hindered visibility. The Maxwell car was left wrecked in a ditch, aid given by bystanders and Dr. Newbold at Avenue and Ninth.
Mayo's car struck a Toledo owned by a Sea Bright resident near Bergen Place. Sea Bright car's front axle bent and running board damaged. Mayo's running board and mudguards bent. Sea Bright vehicle taken to Hubbard & Kirby's garage for repairs. No injuries reported.
A long list of attendees from Fair Haven Headden's Corners Shrewsbury and beyond gathers for the open air carnival. Names include Mrs Garvey Mrs Frank Brasch Mrs Bridget Foley and many others as part of the Young Ladies Sodanty Committee.
The Ushers Union of the Asbury M. E. Church held a social gathering last night at Mr and Mrs Samuel Ely West street. Rev Dr and Mrs R B Stephenson and many neighbors attended A variety of games and refreshments were enjoyed by the group including Ms Jerolamon May Hennessey and others.
Newark residents Mr and Mrs G Steinhart spend time at their Westwood avenue cottage. Families from Flemington Red Bank and New York visit Mrs H P Quick at Fifth avenue. Middletown Township Democratic Executive Committee met at Bennett's hall reviewing poll clerks and term reaffirmation. Naval controversy over Daniels speech sparks partisan remarks in Seattle after a shipboard incident. Mrs Bridget Kane of Headden's Corner dies at 62. funeral at St James Red Bank with Mt Oliver cemetery burial.
United States Weather Bureau reports the 36 hour outlook ending Sunday evening with west winds. Observations from storm warnings note temperatures, humidity, and precipitation. Report includes highs around 66 degrees, lows near 41, and barometric readings with 70s and 60s across the period.
Schedule details list departures from Battery and Long Beach including times for South Ferry, Sea Bright, Highlands, and Pleasure Bay. Mentions trolley connections and specific stops such as Rockwest Avenue and Branch. Indicates limited Saturday service and various morning and afternoon departures with several numbers and times.
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