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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
1
In Washington on July 2 prominent colony members discussed mediation efforts and a trolley accident near the sidewalk left a man with a fractured arm. Despite the injury he continues work at Mechanics Bank as parish and fair events proceed with strong attendance.
A small retailer marks a shift in operations as trade ties adjust amid market pressure. Officials name a plan to stabilize supply lines and protect local jobs. The move follows broader economic fluctuations impacting regional commerce and consumer access.
A Marion, New Jersey, car driven by C A Bechstein skidded on Ramson Road near the Chattelon residence, colliding with a Beck car owned by James M Beck. Miss Beatrice Beck suffered a severed artery from flying glass. a three year old Bechstein boy was badly cut, with others bruised. The party continued to the Octagon Hotel after treatment.
The New Jersey State Gas Association dined at Port-au-Peck with 30 guests present and a 1.30 bake served after a morning meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel Asbury Park. F. R. Cutcheon and gas company staff attended. A plan to organize a new church in Longbranch is under way with Rev. Calvin and Rev. Dr. Coffee to assist. A colored woman named Miss Spratley jumped from a train at Red Bank station, was thrown into mud, and was taken home in a carriage under a doctor’s care.
Arrangements were completed for an Arpanian bake at Port-au-beck Hotel on Tuesday August 19 at 6 PM. Open to members of the order and wives or companions, with expected attendance around a hundred. Red Bank Council No 984 initiated the plans during an official visit from Supreme Representative William Koester and Supervising District Deputy Daniel Doran.
Red Bank police oppose a council plan to present a pay proposal at the upcoming special election. Officers want more than the $58 monthly pay they currently receive, aiming for at least $75, but the council insists on its version. The objection has been withdrawn and the ballot will reflect the council's plan.
Gasoline spilled into a gutter near Front Street in Red Bank near 7 30 am ignited by a match. Fire endangered about a dozen stores including Kirby Hubbard Lyric theatre Moody Moe Gordon Gus Layton and Coroner Fay shops. Armours of Long Branch and Leggren of Elizabeth had cars scorched. one vehicle saved by John Haw. No fatalities reported though panic spread as flames rose nine feet high.
Representative Thomas J. Scully of New Jersey weighs Wittpenn withdrawal from the Democratic gubernatorial race. He says Wittpenn could have won, citing his leadership in Hudson County and a history of party support, while noting sacrifices by others and the party’s need for worthy leadership.
A two year old, Jack Kilkommins, was struck by a car's wheel and dragged for a block after attempting to cross a street during a test drive. He was thrown from the vehicle and sustained a broken leg. Kilkommins was taken to Monmouth Hospital.
Judge Foster handled two criminal matters. Lewis Ross, colored, had an indictment for carrying concealed revolver weapons quashed on Assistant Prosecutor Vredenburghs motion. Ross pleaded not guilty to stealing 30 chickens valued at 30 dollars from John A Allger in Long Branch township, and the case was set for trial September 4. A court session adjourned as the party prepared for Canada celebration events. Mrs John Hubbard Parker hosted a series of dinners ahead of a ship to Hamilton Ontario for the Speeagle Canada celebration.
A chaotic series of deaths linked to a sensational elopement three years ago unfolds in New York. Victims include a cigar clerk who posed as a bartender and his bride, with subsequent fatal gas incidents and suicides noted near Central Park and hotel scenes. Police report mutinous prison scenes at Sing Sing.
A 180 strong group from the New York Manufacturers' Club will arrive at Wardell's for an evening of games followed by a monster bake. They will be welcomed by hosts and enjoy refreshments after the activities.
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