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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

5

Hearing on Franchise for Jersey Central Traction

The Jersey Central Traction Company franchise for Spring Street Branch Avenue Markham Road Prospect Street Willow Drive and Silverside Avenue was accepted by Shrewsbury township officials and will face a Thursday hearing. The fifty year franchise covers road use for the Red Bank to city extension with property owners agreeing to widen Branch Avenue by six inches each side at trolley expense. The company also bought land on Prospect Street at Little Silver to widen 20 feet where the trolley runs.

Jersey Central Traction Company Spring Street Branch Avenue Markham Road Prospect Street Willow Drive Silverside Avenue Shrewsbury Township Red Bank

Sunday School Association Formed in Red Bank

Officers and teachers of the First Presbyterian Sunday School in Red Bank organized the Sunday School Association of the church. Newton Doremus and Miss Ethel White serve as president and treasurer, respectively. Regular meetings will be held the fourth Tuesday each month at the previous meeting place.

First Presbyterian Sunday School Red Bank Wallace Street First Presbyterian Church Newton Doremus Ethel White

Fair Haven Boat Club Plans July Actors Benefit Night

A meeting of Fair Haven Boat Club members authorized extensive alterations to the floating club house. A committee of Bill Mason Frank W Martineau and Frank North will confer with Red Bank Lyceum owner to arrange a July night for the annual Actors' benefit.

Fair Haven Boat Club Bill Mason Frank W. Martineau Frank North Red Bank Lyceum Lyceum Actors

Youth Has Pocket Picked in Port mouth

William Casey Jr. of Port Monmouth was relieved of his watch and job on a trolley ride to the Highlands Belford game Sunday afternoon. A fellow passenger is believed to be the pickpocket, with authorities and trolley staff alerted but the culprit remains at large.

Highlands Belford William Casey, Jr Port Monmouth

Presence of Mind That Saved a Child From a Bull

A German regiment on a country road witnessed a bull pursue a child in a nearby field. With no immediate rescue possible, the drum major ordered the band to play a high pitched blast. The bull halted, distracted by the sound, and the child reached safety as soldiers rushed in to help.

York Tribune

Silk Stockings Worn by Queen Elizabeth I Fashion History

A historical note on stockings from silk replacing cloth in royal wear. Describes early silk availability, gifts to Elizabeth I, and the shift noted by Stow and cited from the New York Herald. Includes details of Ed ward VI and Monfie positions and Queen Elizabeth I's preference for silk stockings from then on.

Bess Henry VIII Spain Edward VI Thomas Gresham Stow Monfigie Montique New York Herald

Ant Colony Life and Worker Roles

A fragment describes ant colonies with queens laying eggs and workers tending the young. Magers feed larvae from nurseries, while temperature and conditions affect development. Pupae become wingless workers or winged founders, initiating new colonies.

Bedouin humor meets the racing car age in verse

A collage of quips and sketches satirizes modern speed and travel. Verses parody Bedouin romance joined with auto imagery, a banker’s anecdote, and light social jests. It blends 19th century wit with early automotive culture, including a milkweed graft joke and travel fare humor.

Youngster Knew Visiting Country Gentleman Speech

A quirky scene unfolds as a visiting country gentleman at the village school prompts a pupil to explain what nothing is. The exchange features a tense pause and playful mispronunciations as the speaker tries to elicit a thoughtful answer from the students.

Silk Fabrics Special Wednesday Offer Text

Pure Silk and Silk and Linen fabrics with soft bosom and French cuffs in black helio and blue stripes. Available in single or stripe effects, priced at $2.50 and $3.00. Special for Wednesday.

Four Women Delegates to Sit at Republican Convention

Four women will occupy seats as delegates at the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 18 with two from California and two from other western states. Sergeant-at-Arms William F. Stone has fielded many applications for assistant sergeant-at-arms, doorkeepers and ushers, but only men will be named for those roles this year. Credentials from delegates elected from U S insular possessions arrived from Hawaii and the Philippines. No word yet from Porto Rico or Alaska. Maine pennant from the battleship Maine now has a permanent home in Memorial Hall Chicago, presented to the Grand Army Hall Memorial Association by United Spanish War Veterans.

Chicago California William F. Stone Subcommittee United States Hayward Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Alaska Maine Memorial Hall Grand Army Hall Memorial United Spanes War Veterana

Poison plots and a boa constrictor tale

A historical note discusses arsenic as a crime poison and a Rome society of women linked to executions and fines. It then recounts a New York Preag anecdote about a host warning a guest about a boa constrictor named Susie passing through a hall en route to the top floor.

la Spara Rome Susie New York Het

Red Bank Presbyterian Ladies Buy 1300 Ch inaware Pieces

A committee from the Improvement Society of Red Bank First Presbyterian Church visited Trenton in a touring car to purchase 1300 to 1400 chinaware pieces to supply church work. The dishes will be made to order in Trenton potteries and ready in two to three months.

Ladies of Improvement Society of Red Bank Presbyterian Church Trenton Newton Doremus Clinton Doremus James W. Rogan

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