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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

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Commission Movement Boosts Deal And Eatontown Reform

Citizens in Deal consider a three member commission under Walsh act petitions to replace the six member council. Signs exceed the threshold for a special election but action is delayed until after the November election. In Eatontown the Movement Association backs self government without salary and plans further talks. New officers include Melville R. Van Keuren and I E Borden.

Deal Eatontown Eatontown Movement Association Melville R. van Keuren I. E. Borden H. N. McKaig Homer T. Partree White's Corner

Bartine Brown Dies After Third Set of Teeth Developed

Bartine Brown aged 78 a longtime Asbury Park pioneer died at his daughter Mrs Rachel Edwards home in Loch Arbour yesterday afternoon of general debility He settled in Asbury Park over 39 years ago He is survived by several children and services will be held at Edwards home and the Second M E Church Asbury Park with Rev Dewitt C Cobb officiating

Ongre Mark Bartine Brown Asbury Park Rachel Hdwards Bucllid Avenue Loch Arbour Brown Edwards Joseph Yvan Brunt West Grove George C. Brown Lakewood Ford Brown Louis Brown Mra Sadie Chafey Dewitt C. Cobb

Budget ordinance reactivates 1912 city plan

The City Commissioners introduce a budget of 252 789.69 dollars for 1912 with line items for lights streets police health and more plus a one dollar dog tax. The original budget was 201 058.09 dollars and the current revenue estimate is 234 789.69 dollars.

Harness Makers Strike In Red Bank Over Work Hours

Red Bank workers at George A. Moody’s Broad Street shop demand a nine hour day, ending the ten hour rule. Darwin Smith Frank Updyke quit at five, Brower refused, Moody intervened to inspect Moon ey and Woods shop, and by morning Moody agreed to nine hours. Brower later worked nine hours despite not striking.

Red Bank Eisner George A. Moody Broad Street Mr. Moody Darwin Smith Frank Updyke Mr. Brower Mr. Smith Mr. Updyke Brower Moony

Still Loves the Flag Says James Aliger in Paper Clash

James M. Aliger of Sea Bright says the flag is not protection for him though he loves it and notes his grandfather fought in the Revolution. Aliger arrived at the Red Bank Record office but left after publisher balked at printing his side of a quarrel with Rumson officials. He claimed to be a Junior American Mechanic and discussed imprisonment and family separation. Patrolman Charles Phillips dies of pneumonia and will be buried Friday with funeral services at home and then at the Liberty street church. Long Branch Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association and a delegation from Asbury Park will attend. Democratic Executive Committee meeting set for Red Bank tonight at the Patterson building, Broad street, with Joseph Rodgers as manager for Majestic Theatre moving pictures nightly.

James M. Aliger Sea Bright Red Bank Allgor Rumson Mr. Allgor Charles Phillips Rockwell Avenue Liberty Street Long Branch Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Asbury Park Association Democratic Executive Committee Alexander D. Cooper Patterson Building Broad Street Place

Peary Pole Claim Questioned In Polar Expedition Talk

Under the First Presbyterian Church Men's Club, Commander Anthony Mala hosted a Ziegler Polar Expedition lecture at the Presbyterian Chapel. Commander Fiala narrated two years of Arctic hardship with 300 lantern slides and suggested doubt about Peary's pole reach and Cook's polar claim.

First Presbyterian Church Anthony Mala Presbyterian Chapel Fiala Arctic Cook Pole Mount McKinley Peary

Schliskis Take Leave For Minsk Family Returns To Russia

Red Bank officials and Overseer Frank J. Manson bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schlisk i and three children as they departed for Minsk aboard the 10 61 train after the arm injury of Mr Schliski. The family will sail from New York tomorrow on the Kurah of the Russia American Line and travel to Rotterdam then by train to Minsk. The trip is about eleven days.

Red Bank Andrew Schliski Railroad Avenue New York Minsk Russland Russia Frank J. Manson Schliskis Rotterdam Manson State Q Charity Aid Society New York State

Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Details

The Weather Bureau predicts the next 46 hours through Thursday evening for New Jersey. Cooler in the south tonight with fair skies, light variable winds. Observations from Long Branch show a high yesterday of 85 and a low last night of 59 with a current 8 am temperature of 63 and northwest wind at a few miles per hour.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey South Portion North Broadway Long Branch Liberty Street N. J

150 In Party From New York Attending Wedding Here Today

A 150 strong party from New York attended a wedding at Sea Church today. The visitors are described as a large group traveling for the ceremony and reception.

New York

Lively Campaign for Wilson at Baltimore

Trenton June 5 New Jersey Democrats rally behind Woodrow Wilson aiming for the presidential nomination. A unanimous state delegation resolution proclaims Wilson’s fitness and pledges ongoing labor to win Baltimore delegates. Plans call for 5 000 Wilson supporters from New Jersey to attend the convention and a statewide letter drive to mobilize donors and voters.

Trenton New Jersey Wilson Champ Clark Houndany Baltimore Woodrow Wilson United States of America United States Woodrow Wh.son John W. Westcott Camden Walter Measday Bir Democratic Party of Convention City

Dr Green to Speak at Class of 1912 Alumni Night

The Chat tle High School Alumni Association plans a Tuesday 8 pm reception in the grammar school auditorium for the 1912 graduates. One-time principal Dr James M Green of Trenton will deliver the address along with music and literary features. A royal reception is planned for Dr Green as members urged to attend. Friends may view the late John Edgar Morris from 7 to 9 pm this evening at Morris home on Broadway.

Alumni Association The Chattle High School Grammar School James M. Green Trenton John Edgar Morris Morris Broadway

Pretty Wedding at Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea

Frank J. Donovan of New York and Miss Patrice Josephine Casey wed at noon in the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph F. Mooney officiated with Rev. William Cantwell and Rev. James Reynolds assisting. About 150 guests from New York attended the ceremony and reception at the Casey home followed.

Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea Frank J. Donovan New York Patrice Josephine Casey P. J. Casey Cottage Place L.L. JD Star of the Sea James A. Reynolds St. James’ Church Red Bank Casey Sandy Hook Carbine Chance George Rhoads Casey John Schuylar Casey Giles Finney James Walsh Harry Donovan Abbie Loulse Whitman Mary Wallace May Donovan Marguerite Dogherty Edith Cornwall Mary Michaela Washington Atlanta Samuel Walter Hasuelll, Jr Great Neck L. 1 Ernest Friboning West End Charles J. Schwab Europe Mra M. J. Drummond Misa Mary Hasson Frederick Bettman Victor J. Dowling John Dyer W. Brovin I. L. Kensler Frank Hoyt John 8. Hoey Samuel W. Hassel Airs John Kurrus Mun‘gon Treadwell Harry Content Charles Carlton ‘Hubbell T.F. Mullen Te. Keegan Revert Clowry

Youth Sprains Ankle Aboard Sloop Of Captain Maxson

Albert Maxson of Port Monmouth sprained his right ankle yesterday while playing baseball. It will be several days before he can resume duties aboard his father Captain John Maxson Jr s sloop.

Albert Maxson Port Monmouth John Maxson, Jr

Surf Theatre Keyport Program Details

Life motion pictures and illustrated songs shown at Surf Theatre in Keyport with matinees at 3 20 and 2 20 on Saturdays and evening shows at 7 16 Admission is 10 cents with 6 cents for children and matinees.

Surf Theatre Keyport Life Motion Pictures

Need of Advertising Here 19 Explained in Long Branch

A Long Branch letter to the Mayor and Board of Commissioners defends continuing the Publicity Bureau. It argues advertising attracts visitors, hotel demand, and public confidence, citing editor and resort manager endorsements and claimed free publicity value outweighing costs. The author criticizes opposition as uninformed and calls for larger allocations to boost conventions and distribution.

Long Branch Publicity Bureau Board of City Commissioners Board of Commissioners of New York Philadelphia Oew Thas

Prominent Holmdel Farmer Dies After Illness at 71

Funeral for Jacob O Lambertson of Holmdel township held Sunday afternoon. He died Thursday morning from a ruptured blood vessel. Survived by widow, four sons and one daughter. Lifelong Democrat, longtime member of township committee and Board of Education for 25 years. Rev. Horace Rt. Goodchild officiated at Middletown Baptist Church.

Jacob O Lambertson Indel Horace Rt. Goodchild Middletown Baptist Church Lambertson Board of Education

Morris Death Notice for John Midgar Morrie

Friends may view the remains of John Midgar Morrie Wednesday evening from seven to eight o'clock. Details mention an obituary notice in the death notices column.

Morris John Midgar Morrie

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