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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

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Lippincott Held and Strikebreakers Plead at Freehold Inquest

Alfred Lippincott of this city was held on $1,000 bail awaiting grand jury action on a manslaughter charge linked to the birth and death of Mrs. Sarah Williams. An inquest verdict found hemorrhage from premature birth, with no evidence of beating. Eight strikebreakers faced indictments for assault and battery arising from January 29 at Red Bank. bail set at $200 each for a June 19 hearing.

Alfred Lippincott Applegate Sarah Williams Newark Nathan Klemack Victor Gold Bolémon Zoal Alexander Marolik Andrew Putz Philip Filer Morris Brasky Farma Hahraseply Samuel Silmo Frederick van Prant

Principal Buyer Purchases Brundage Auction Goods

J I Monsky of Red Bank led the public sale of Matthias Brundage’s bankrupt butcher shop assets in Red Bank. The auction brought 732.50 with Monsky buying foods for 455 and the building lease and shop fixtures for 300 for speculative purposes. He also acquired Brundage’s Overland delivery auto for 87.50 and a delivery wagon for 67.50. Other buyers included F Tomonia with a horse and wagon for 190 and Fred H Van Dorn with the Cole touring car for 87.50. The receiver Philip D Elliott of Fair Haven and Newark will report the sale to referee Charles H Butcher in Freehold tomorrow morning.

J. I. Monsky Red Bank Matthias Brundage Mr. Monsky Mr. Brundage Charles H. Butcher Freehold

Red Bank Graduates to Stage The Senior at High School

The Red Bank High School graduating class presents The Senior a three act comedy of college life. The play portrays a poor graduate who supports himself running a lunch room while attending college. A heavy thunder shower bonds him with the leading lady and he thwarts rich rivals at a college dance. The action unfolds in a dorm sweet room a college gymnasium and a campus terrace. Cast includes Corden Wainwright Abner West Perry Spencer Peg Collins Nick Meade and others. Continued on second page.

Red Bank High School Branch Avenue Virginia Bret Corden Wainwright Lakeville University Abner West Jesse

Wayne Crowal Aber Weds Miss Nesbitt

Wayne Cadwallader who runs the former Minton drug store in Ocean avenue Sea Bright wed Ivah Ray Nesbitt daughter of former Postmaster and Mrs. E Nesbitt at her Centre street home. The Rev O S Duffield officiated. They left for Atlantic City on the 4 87 train for their honeymoon.

Wayne Cadwallader Minton Ocean Avenue Sea Bright Ivah Ray Nesbitt E. 8. Nesea O. S. Duffield Sea Bright Methodist -Episcopal Church Centre Street Sea Bright M. E Minton Drug Store Johnson Drug Co Highlands Pennsylvania

Ladies Aid Society meeting at Asbury M E Church

The Ladies Aid Society met Tuesday night at Mrs J I Conrows Atlantic avenue home with 25 members present Mrs Joline presiding in absence of president Miss Ehn Havens New members joined and treasury praised plans for parsonage improvements were made Refreshments followed and a social time recorded Next meeting set for Mrs W L Reeds home Local pastor Nev Thomas S Hammond attended the funeral of Mrs Slavens and was a guest of Jerbert Johnson as read by Ed Wynn promotional theater ad follows.

Ladies’ Aid Society Asbury M EB Church J. I. Conrow Atlantic Avenue Joline Ehn Havens W. L. Reed Nev. Thomas 8. Hammond Swedesboro Asbury M. E. Church Slavens Jerbert Johnson

Popular Dances and Private Lessons at Townley Hall

Private lessons and parties offered for One Step, Tango, and Boston. Townley Hall hosts Friday afternoon and evening gatherings. Philip H. Coleman of 15 Reeter Place Red Bank TD advertises. Also ad for Moneyback Lawn Mowers by Chester M. Truax at 228 Broadway.

Boston Townley Hall Philip H. Coleman Reeter Place Red Bank Moneyback Chester M. Truax Broadway

New Jersey District Attorney Nomination Shifts to Democrats

Washington to send Senate the nomination of State Senator J Warren Davis of Salem County as District Attorney for New Jersey. The post, previously blocked by political wrangling over deputies, would move from Republican to Democratic control with Davis's appointment. The role carries a $5,000 salary and authority over two Democratic assistants.

Trenton Washington Wilson Senate J Warren Davis Salem County New Jersey John Vreeland Morristown Taft United States Frank Brig Briggs Harrison I. Lindabury Newark Walter H. Bacon Bridgeton Stelle Isaac T. Nichols Cumberland County Bacon North Jersey Lindaburg Davis

Ocean Boulevard contract awarded for walls and services

The Atlantic Highlands council awarded the retaining walls contract to Joseph Caruso for Ocean Boulevard in front of several houses. Henry R. Downes urged immediate work on one hill end, while Borough Clerk William T. Franklin's resignation was accepted. Fire Chief Snyder secured approval for smoke helmets and Caruso was ordered to begin work under H. C. Todd's supervision. The borough starts oiling streets with Astex cil lete.

Atlantic Highlands Council Joseph Caruso Ocean Highway Edward Jansen C. Hi. Vorster RK. de Rivera Henry R. Downes William T. Franklin Snyder Caruso Ion Bay View Avenue H. C. Todd

Thrilling horse wagon mishap in Monmouth Beach

Mrs. Jacob Manahan of Monmouth Beach narrowly escaped injury when a rein tangled around a shaft caused her light runabout wagon to overturn on Broadway yesterday afternoon. She was thrown onto a bicycle, struck a telegraph pole, and helped by bystanders, then walked home later.

Jacob Manahan Monmouth Beach Broadway Cay Sig Hirschfeld Thoma Hyer & Flock Manahan Noray Long Branch

Girl Glas Slate Roof Debt Is Collected By Class

The Philathea Class of First Baptist Church Sunday School, 25 members, paid off a 400 slate roof debt. They started by selling slate pieces then held sociables and entertainments. They stayed persistent despite discouragement and now wear a contented smile, grateful for support received.

Philathea First Baptist Church Sunday School

Commencement Exercises for Eatontown Schools Held Tonight

Eatontown township conducts commencement exercises in Crescent Hall on Lewis Street. Rev Dwight L Parsons and Oceancport Methodist pastor lead diplomas and salutations. Graduates from Oceanport and Hatontown listed with speakers including Hazel Larrison and Walter Conrow.

Eatontown Township Crescent Hall Lewis Street Eatontown Lev Hleilenman Ocecanpor! Methodist Church Dwight L. Parsons Shrewebury Busios White Hatontown Callesta Powers Oceanport Alma Hendrickson Hazel Larrison Jennie Megill Panama Canal Grace Pariree Mires Lina Kolleck Mississippi Walter Conrow Edna Preston Walter Ferry John Vankirk Oreconport Callesta Power Nellie Ferry George Dalton Lina Kollock

Funeral of Navesink Man Found Dead

Edward M Rogers of Navesink is buried after death found in bed by his wife. Funeral at two in Fair View Cemetery Middletown with Rev. MancKellar. Survived by wife Matilda adopted daughter Florence Kuper brother Morris H and cousin Maggie Dangler. Coroner cites heart trouble. Funeral director Fay handles arrangements.

Edward M. Rogers Fair View Cemetery Middletown Township Robert MancKellar Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank Monmouth Star Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem Mair View Fay Rogers Eatontown Edward Deborah Morris Rogers Herbert Street Navevink Ife Kay Matilda Dea Florence Kuper New York Morris HL Maggie Dangler Batontown

Fox Emploees Held For Defalcations In New York

Defalcations of between 10000 and 50000 dollars are alleged as George A Oxx and Adolf Kudy ba are arrested at home. Richard K Fox, owner of the Police Gazette, accuses his employes after books were not examined for years. A suit in Brooklyn involves hardware sold without orders. Funeral services for Lydia Ann Jones are held in Red Bank after a death in Spring Lake.

New York No Y Coada Kos Fer Ann Miranda ‘Townley A. M. Townley & Co Myron 1 Oppenhedn Oppenheim Townley Harry Troasx Thomas Oppenhein Red Bank Lydia Ann Jones Ann May Spring Lake Waverly Place Johnson L. Miner Helmdel Mise Jones Holmdel Township George T. Jones Holmdel Laura Bettie Jones

Oakhurst Graduates Receive Diploma in Class of Eleven

Eleven pupils, six boys and five girls, received diplomas at Oakhurst grammar school after eight years of study. Most will pursue higher education in the fall, with many registering at Chattle. The ceremony featured roses, pink sibereen decorations, and generous bouquets, marking a happy return for attendees who recall the school’s modest past.

Oakhurst Statuimar School Chattle Oakhurst Frederick Prelinghuysen Goto Bomquet Hinself Manny Moral Heims Heim Oi Serand Pege

Well Known Ocean Co Man Arrested on Woman's Charge

Lakewood business man and politician is arrested on a woman's charge after he phoned the police chief and filed a complaint. He posted bond to keep the peace at Red Bank.

Ocean CO

Democrats Choose Town Committees in Ped Bank Primary

Voters in Ped Bank gathered in the Borough Wall Council chamber Tuesday night to select members of the Democratic Executive Committee. Postmaster Frank Pittenger was chosen chairman and Bayard Applegite secretary, with smooth proceedings and list of district nominees across seven districts. Mrs Rue's death announced. funeral Sunday. burial at White Ridge cemetery. A Long Branch postal carrier found a $2 bill inside a postal card mailed from Jersey City to Monmouth Avenue.

Ped Bank Wall Frank Pittenger Bayard Applegite Harry C. Badeau Boston Hendrickson Michael Kuimpel James Ro. Wolcott Long Ranch Peerefice Jersey City Monmouth Avenue Long Branch

Talking Pictures at Broadway Theatre Sunday Night

A brief ad notes Talking Pictures at the Broadway Theatre in Red Bank with Hiawatha in four parts based on Longfellow plus Pathe Weekly and orchestra. Also advertised is Dancing Glass for Busy People and Odd Fellows Hall events on Tuesday evenings in summer.

Talking Pictures Broadway Hiawatha Longfellow Music Land Pathe Weekly Symphony Orchestra Busi Ness Odd Fellows’ Hall Red Bank Philip H. Coleman Rector Place Tel

Hoff Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Red Bank

Joseph Hoff prominent Red Bank businessman and Republican figure was arrested by Constable Chandler on a grand larceny warrant sworn by Mrs. Rath Connell of Monmouth Street Red Bank. Bail set at 100 dollars on the larceny charge and 50 dollars on the peace warrant. hearing postponed to next Wednesday at two o'clock in Justice Wise's office. Witnesses describe the forthcoming hearing as sensational with expected testimony.

Red Bank Lakewood Joseph Hoff Pines William A. Chandler Ted Bank Rath Conneil Sting Witow Monmouth Streat Rod Bank Hoff Edward W. Wice Iowa Justice Wire Mipe Connell Justice Wise

Uniting Schools on Ballot and Local Board Notes

Shrewsbury Township Board of Education met at Red Bank Borough Hall. Resignation of Lester C. Levett accepted and filling reported for later. Discussion on closing Wayside and Green Grove schools with a single unit near them. election at Wayside late this month. Little Silver school to be improved before fall term. Bills including May salaries ordered paid. A singer Killen Tate advertised at the Grand tonight. Baby girl born to Benjamin Franklin Sprague Jr. and wife. mother and child reported well. Death notice for Mrs Rosina Worth of Oakhurst with funeral details in West Long Branch.

Wayside Little Silver

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Lippincott RED Bar Lodg Monsky Golden's Broadway Theatre Tonight Wynn Kings Monmouth Rumson Rumeon Wm. H. Hintelman N. J Wayne Crowal Aber Miss Nesbitt Ladies’ Society Hammond Ed. Wynn Boy With the Funny Hat Colonial Theatre Brodawy Theatre Tonight Independence Senator Davis Ocean Boulevard Supreme Vaudeville Bis Players King's Jester Philadelphia Ice Cream Co Lippincott Ave Peculiar Glas Slate Roof East Long Branch Station Long Branch Merchants’ Association L. Miller Navesink Grand Theatre FOX Lakewood Business Bond Rue Cora Rue John Rue Central Avenue Asbury White Ridge Cemetery South Watontown William HW. Morris, Jr Adams Express spMce F. Riecers Killen Tate the Grand Eiverybody Agra Linenvent Sprague Benjamin Franklin Sprague, Jr Westwood Avenue Wm. H. Hinterman New Phone
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