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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

Page

8

Youths Suits for Slim Figures With English Style Close Fit

Clothing patterns and styles designed for slim youths with chest measurements 32 to 35 inches. Several models include a close fitting English style with a softly rolling lapel. Youths' suits priced from 16 to 32 dollars.

Fishing goods stocked at three Manhattan stores

If you're fishing we have everything to fish with including rods flies hooks sinkers reels creels and landing nets. Sporting Goods Racers Pret Company operates three Broadway stores at Warren Street 13th Street and 84th Street in Manhattan.

Racers Pret

Byron Star at Proctor's in Sherlock Holmes dramatization

Long Branch actor Arthur Byron joined the Proctor Players at Proctor's Theatre Newark to perform William Gillette's Sherlock Holmes. Byron, leading man to Maude Adams, delivered a romantic, engaging portrayal that pleased younger audiences and showcased his romantic stage persona.

Long Branch Stock Co Arthur Byron Proctor's Newark Proctor Players Sherlock Holmes William Gillette A. Conan Doyle Byron Mr. Byron Maude Adam Etry

New York Shops Offer Khaki Skirts and Summer Accessories

A postal guide lists items from large suit houses including Khaki Skirts at 1.50 and white linen skirts at 1.98. Other offerings include black Taffeta dresses at 10.00, straw hats for men and boys at 1.15 with 0.25 extra, rubberized caps at 2.45 and 0.95, Messaline Bathing Suits 5.00 to 49.75, bathing tights 0.60 to 1.25, gilt edged correspondences 0.25 per box, and book plates 0.25 per box. Also noted are Panama hats at 4.98, Georgette fashions, and discounted engravings with a 5.00 tambourine-themed prize.

Origin of the System of National Conventions

A historical overview explains how the United States party nominating system evolved from caucuses to the modern national convention. It covers early practices, the 1840 reform, delegate selection, and the voting process including roll calls, unit rules, and past examples like 1852 and 1892.

United States Baltimore Washington National Committee Resolutions Committee Ohio Alabama Wyoming Franklin Pierce General Scott Harrison Mr. Cleveland

Innovations planned for launching battleship New York

New York navy yard authorities may launch the battleship New York with full machinery in place near year end if the navy department approves. Davidson College in Charlotte, North Carolina, elects Dr. W. J. Martin as president, succeeding Dr. Henry Louis Smith who moves to Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia.

New York New York Navy Yard Navy Department Davidson College W. J. Martin Charlotte, N. C Henry Louis Smith Washington and Lee University Lexington, Va

Alcotts Home Reopened as Concord Memorial

The Old Orchard House in Concord Massachusetts where A Bronson Alcott and Louisa M Alcott wrote essays and stories has been restored by friends and townspeople. John B Alcott and Frank B Sanborn aided fittings. The house also voted an amendment to the naval appropriation bill creating a dental corps in the Navy.

Concord Navy House Naval

Buckley Retires After Decades as Methodist Leader

The Rev Dr J M Buckley, famed as the bishop maker and long time editor of the Christian Advocate in New York, has withdrawn from active service after a career defining controversy. Born in Rahway New Jersey on December 16 1836 he educated at Wesleyan and served in Detroit and Brooklyn before editing Christian Advocate from 1880. He opposed slavery and liquor, expelled a treasurer who sold whisky and a brewer from his congregation, and faced slander charges later cleared.

J. M. Buckley Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Advocate of New York Buckley Wesleyan University Europe America Detroit Brooklyn Christian Advocate George Cooke Cooke Professor Bowne Boston University Dr. Buckley Rahway, N. J

Senate panel backs larger electoral college under new apportionment

The senate judiciary committee favors increasing the electoral college to 584 votes under the new apportionment, leaving the old 386 votes obsolete. A senate resolution tested this issue, and the House judiciary committee is also weighing the change with most members aligned to the senate stance.

Senate Committee On the Judiciary Curtis Senate Judiciary Committee House Committee On Judiciary Senate

Will Marry Healthy Only Plan Backed by 200 Chicago Clergy

Two hundred Protestant pastors meeting with Chicago federated churches approved requiring a health certificate with a marriage license. The resolution urged ministers to shape public opinion to endorse the plan. Dean Sumner noted Michigan’s long unenforced law punishing ministers who marry contagious disease victims.

Chicago Federated Churches of Chicago Dean Sumner Michigan

Woman seeks state office in Washington history making bid

Mrs. Josephine Corless Preston of Walla Walla campaigns for the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction. A former Walla Walla superintendent and longtime educator, she would become the first woman to aspire to a Washington state office alongside a quiet, capable tenure in public schools.

Walla Walla Wash Washington Josephine Corless Preston Minnesota Preston Abe

Veteran Pastors Dined at Ocean Grove Luncheon

Retired Methodist ministers from Ocean Grove and nearby areas, about 11 guests, joined 27 diners for a New Brunswick District Preachers' Association luncheon at Elm Cottage. Rev. Marshall Owens introduced speakers including Dr. A. E. Ballard and Dr. H. S. Smith. Rev. J. F. Heilman pinned white carnations on guests.

Ocean Grove New Brunswick New Brunswick Association Charles L. Knight Hatontown D. Everitt van Dright Red Bank E. E. Purcell Spring Lake William Adams Point Pleasant A. C. Dennett Belmar Daniel Johnson West Grove D. C. Cobb Asbury Park H. C. McBride Evangelist George Hamar Morganville H. T. Fisler Oakhurst W. Johnson Dr. Nield India Rev N. J. Wright Bradley Beach Dr. Owens

Venice Hotel and Restaurant Remodel Impresses Guests

Thomas Di Napoli opens the Venice Hotel and restaurant on South Broadway with modern interior upgrades. Rooms feature hot and cold water, sanitary plumbing, and new furnishings. A private dining room, a public dining room, and a fresh kitchen staffed by capable cooks promise a refined Italian dining experience.

Thomas di Napoli Venice Broadway

Oldest Customer Complaint at Draper Store

A London shop faces discontent as a clerk allegedly insulted Mixes Brown, overheard remark implying she is the store’s oldest customer. The dispute centers on customer treatment and staff conduct.

Draper London

Red Bank Dogs Win at Ladies Kennel Club Show

Miss G A Davies owner of Hercuveen Kennels Red Bank led a strong entry with nine St Bernards at Mineola New York show. Alta Marvel defeated Jacob Ruppert Jr Rem ant s Cleopatra in class while Hercuveen Troedyrhin Queen impressed at two years old. The event featured 900 dogs benched and 1 767 entries across classes.

Mineola L. I. Fair Grounds G. A. Davies Hercuveen Red Bank Jacob Rupert, Jr Young Stormer Jacob Ruppert, Jr Cleopatra Westminster Kennel Club

Four men sought for Port Monmouth postoffice break in

A post office at Port Monmouth was entered early December by a fuse and nitro glycerine blast. A U S Postoffice department inspector offers a $200 reward for the guilty. C R R of N J detectives and Red Bank police are active in the case seeking tools and clues.

Port Monmouth Minugh Red Bank

Joseph Borden Stricken in Long Branch Area

Joseph Borden, a notable mill worker, lay critically ill at his Lippincott Avenue home after a second stroke of paralysis. He had recently returned from Brooklyn where he fell ill. a nurse attended him as he remains helpless. He belonged to Long Branch councils of Royal Arcanum and Jr. O U A M.

Joseph Borden Lippincott Avenue Brooklyn Red Bank Mr. Bordefi Long Branch Council Royal Arcaum

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