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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1913

Page

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Woman Dies In Court Witness Stand Tragedy

Mrs. Henry Berry died after collapsing in Frank A Morford’s courtroom at Fair Haven while testifying in a case involving her husband and Maggie Flood. Flood faces charges of being a disorderly person and nuisance. Coroner Harry Fay and Dr G V Warner attended. funeral set for Saturday at Fisk A M Zion chapel.

Frank A. Morford Fair Haven Henry Berry G. V. V. Warner Harry C. Fay Red Bank Way Berry Fisk A. M BH. Zion Chapel White Ridge Cemetery

Better Babies Contest Planned in Long Branch

A visiting nurse association event seeks a August Better Babies contest with simple plans and prizes across classes. Parents may contact the Visiting Nurse. Babies Welfare meeting set for Friday at City Hall with Dr. Wise in charge. Twenty nine bodies recovered at Binghamton Clothing Company fire. five identified, others not due to severe burns.

Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association Babies’ Welfare City Hall Dr. Wise Binghamton N. Y Binghamton Clothing Company

New York Man Drowns While Crab Fishing at Shrewsbury

Albert Blessing of New York, visiting his niece Poward Hayes of Vernon Street, fell into the water at Shallow Point while landing a crab. The accident occurred as he overreached and toppled into the boatless area, prompting a salvage and safety response.

Albert Blessing New York Poward Hayes Vernon Street Shrewsbury Mr. Blessing

Hoherman Given Another Chance At Long Branch

John Quinn paid off at Albury Park then came to Long Branch and caused trouble on South Broad Way. Judge Arrowsmith postponed his sentence to August 2 after Quinn pleaded guilty and claimed to support his 74 year old mother. He was told to stay in Sea Bright. Quinn showed a scratched face in court. Arthur McAleenan Jr was fined $25 for speeding 45 mph on Ocean Avenue between the Takanassee Bridge and Jerome Avenue. He claimed to need to catch a train. Mrs Josephine Giles bought land on Hamilton Avenue to build a $2,000 house soon.

John Quinn Albury Park Long Branch South Broad Way Miller Quinn Sea Bright Arrowsmith Arthur McAleenan, Jr McGarvey Ocean Avenue Takanassee Bridge Jerome Avenue Deal

Red Bank housekeeper dies after drinking wood alcohol

Mrs. Margaret Cotto, 66, housekeeper for James Horton of Herbert Street Red Bank, drank wood alcohol claiming she had taken poison and wanted to die. She fell on the porch, was aided by neighbor E M Haley, treated by Dr R Browning Wilson, and died before reaching Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She had been with Horton about five and a half years and accompanied the family from Connecticut in February.

Margaret Cotto James Horton Herbert Street Red Bank Harry C. Fay Monmouth Street Fair View Cemetery Monmouth Memorial Hospital

Engagement Announced and Local Society Meeting Notes

Miss Gladys Ellert returns home after an appendectomy at Hall Hospital New York. An engagement announced wedding planned for December between Lillian Moyjer’s daughter and George S. Cramer. Monmouth County Historical Society to meet at Sea Bright with Horace White of New York as speaker on the Greeley campaign.

Gladys Ellert Charles Ellert Nut Swamp Road Red Benk the Hall Hospital New York Lillian Moy Jers George S. Cramer Long Branch Cramer Jessie Cramer Norwood Avenue Monmouth County Historical Society Ocean Avenue W. W. Shippen Sea Bright Horace White Mercago Ace Greeley George M. Stump Justice of the Peace Ignac N. Johnston Keyport Thompson Baldwin

Saved Life by Presence of Mind in Baltimore Train Incident

Archie Wardell of 657 Broadway narrowly escaped serious injury when crossing tracks near a Baltimore depot. His dress suitcase was torn apart beneath the wheels, he was crushed against an iron fence, and sustained stomach injuries plus bruises before being treated at a hospital. He owes his life to quick thinking and a safe grip on the fence, and returned home to recovery with his parents.

Archie’Wardell Jeremiah Wardell Broadway Baltimore Wardell

Dinner Party Hostess Delights Guests With Songs

Mrs. Harry L. Hass entertained at her Norwood Avenue home last night singing amid a social dinner. Despite a prior incident involving jewelry theft, her performance drew praise as she sang several numbers.

Harry L. Hass Norwood Avenue Haas York

Passing of Anthony N Brady Shakes Albany Family Ties

Anthony N Brady of Albany New York long connected with Long Branch died in London on Tuesday night from angina pectoris. He had sailed from New York a week earlier and his body will be shipped to New York for burial in the family plot in Albany. His death followed a deadly wreck that claimed several relatives, including his daughter and daughter-in law, on October 4 1912. Born in Lille France in 1843 to Irish parents he came to America as a child and later settled in Troy before Long Branch and Albany.

London Anthony N. Brady Albany N. Y Ocean Avenue Mr. Brady New York Carlton Hotel Olympic Southampton E. P. Gavit James C. Brady Mary CC. Hamilton C. A. Ransom France Brady Lillé America Troy

Governor Fielder to Attend Jersey Carnival Events

Acting Governor James F. Fielder reassures the Carnival Committee of his presence for Governor's Day and reviews the firemen's pageant during a visit to Camp Fielder Sea Girt. He will attend a luncheon at Takawassee and is expected to appear at Long Branch events next Thursday with a coronation program planned by officials Morgan and Parkin.

Chamber of Commerce James F. Fielder Jersey Fielder Long Branch Mth Tali-Esen Morgan Parkin Hull

Wilson favors diplomacy in Mexico as policy nears

President Wilson and advisers pursue diplomatic steps to resolve the Mexican conflict. A conference with Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Wilson is planned, with possible mediation by Bryan. reports say Flood and Bacon discussed a peace move with the President.

Washington, D. C Wilson Mexico Republic Henry Lane Wilson Bryan Lustader Wilson Flood House Committee Bacon Senate White House Huerta United States de la Barra Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Missing Woman on Blackwell's Island Likely Detained

A Jersey City daughter informs Joseph Morris of Red Bank that a missing wife described as Mrs. Morris may be on Blackwell's Island. The family, including Morris's son, traveled to Jersey City and then to the Island to search after she disappeared July 16. A sighting at the Island is noted but details remain unclear.

Jersey City Joseph Morris Red Bank Blackwell's Island Smnché York Aes

Special Demonstration Stages Tidy Toys Amid Quiet Market

Fragmentary text notes a special demonstration by a vendor or group, mentioning Toya and a well known contact M Krause. Details are unclear due to damaged wording. The record preserves the event tone without extracting uncertain particulars.

Goldstein's Department Tore M Krause

Elks Matinee for Poor Children at Broadway Theatre

The Long Branch Lodge 742 Elks present Lite Miss Fix 1 at Broadway Theatre Monday July 28 for charity. An all star cast with Broadway scenery will perform for 500 children from local homes, with Exalted Ruler Rosencrans funding ice cream cones via Kurrus ice cream makers. Box office tickets available through the committee.

Broadway Theatre Long Branch Lodge B. P.O. Elks R. C. Adamson William D. Walling Wallace R. Fesler Charles Rosencrans Kurrus

Militia Sought to Control Copper Mine Strikes

Sheriff requests two thousand State troops to quell rioting in the 28 mile strike zone in Calumet Michigan as 18 000 workers walk out for eight hour day and higher pay. Mills and smelters facing closure amid widespread unrest and saloons shut down to curb trouble.

Michigan Calureet Mich Sheriff Crane Houghton County Lansing Upper Peninsula Adjutant General's Office

Manhunt Seizes 18 After Camden Murder Probe

A lineup in Camden, New Jersey followed a deadly murder case. Prosecutor Vetter reported the capture of the suspect ip on the 118th, linking him to the death of a man identified as Deantonio. Authorities seek further tradition details amid intense public interest.

Camden N. J Spector Vetter Italy Deantonio Musdergher Kraft Bryan

Local accident at Eatontown ends with man injured

A fall during a repair at a pump site in Eatontown caused a floor to collapse, throwing a worker into a cistern. He landed on his back, was rescued, and a doctor noted the injuries will require about a week to recover. The cistern was about ten feet wide and nine feet deep with two feet of water.

Eatontown Emmons

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