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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1912

Page

11

Breezy Notices From Red Bank Gleanings

North Shrewsbury items note Miss Gertrude Bryan and Miss Wilson as guests of Mrs Edward W Wise. Local visits include Mrs Comstock and Mrs Foster returning from Long Branch to visit Charles Morris. Activities span St James Club, Boy Scout uniforms, and re decorations.

Shrewsbury Gertrude Bryan Misa Mation Wilson Theompany Edward W. Wise Branch Avenue Charles’ Comstock Spring Street Joseph Foster Fair Haven St. James’ Club Monmouth Street B. F. Wyckomt Benjamin H. Ford East Front Street Fred Blaeadar Capas Johnson U. Miner First Baptist Maple Avenue Robert MacKellar Trinity [Episcopal Church Pennsylvania Irene Conklin San Franchsco California Irving Woolley Walter Asbury Park L. 8. Parker Gertrude Norman

Children’s Day exercises draw seventy plus in New Monmouth

Over seventy children participated in the Sabbath school Children’s Day program at New Monmouth. Superintendent John N. Hillyer presided with Mrs James Griggs at the organ. A committee led by Mrs A N Sutphin and Miss Ada B Coe organized the event. The choir included Helen Kraft Laura Helwig Nellie Acker Gladys Coe Marie Fiordland Grace Fiordland Carrie Holtslander Louise Heyer Mary Dietz Mary Weeden and Ethel Hillyer with male participants Samuel Banford Albert Morford Leslie Downes James K B Griggs and John N Hilyer.

John N. Hillyer James ©. Griggs A. N. Sutphin Ada B. Coe Ethel Walling Ethel VanZee Helen Kraft Laura Helwig Nellie Acker Gladys Coe Marie Grace Fiordland Carrie Holtslander Louise Heyer Mary Diet Violet Mount Edna Tarnow Biman Taylor Idea Helmuth Anna Helmuth Iva Wilson Leona Carhart Annie Leddy Aleta Carhart Karl Helwig Willie Starnow Willie Weeden Thomas Roberts George Pentermann John Hillyer, Jr Daniel Hendrickson Ralph Helmuth David Bendy Walling McCormack Hugry Roxey Ushers’ Union Albert W. Morford Fritz Pentermann Curtis Walling George and William Acker Howard W. Roberts Vandalah Grown Leon Newman Hawood Murphy Harry Coe Daniel T. Hendrickson Samuel Banford Leslie Boyd Robert Downes J. Henry Walling Benjamin and Allyn Griggs A. H. Sutphin Harold Wilbur Coddington James Griggs A. Judson Palmer Harold Coddington Edwin J. Stearns Ehner WH Geran Melvin A. Rice Prank Katzenback, Jr Trenton Koretta Compton Christian Endeavor Society Japan Archibald HH. Sutphin Wilburabeeta Ralph Morford James Martin Ernest Bide Orperas Elwood F Murphy

Morning of Life cantata and church notices update

The text lists numerous names connected to the Ushers' Union activities and members for upcoming month duties. It notes a cantata titled The Morning of Life and details lectures, meetings, and plans including a midsummer salt-water day and a mission topic on Japan. Rev Archibald Sutphin to preach childhood home theme.

Harrow accident injures driver and dog worth big sum

A team of black horses owned by Lafayette C. Raynor and driven by Bernard Carhart ran away on Tuesday tearing up vegetable plants, wrecking the harness, and injuring Carhart who suffered a deep leg gash. The same moment Martin Murphy’s horses and wagon ran over Lester Smith’s English setter, breaking its leg. Dr. William Gul treated the dog, valued at 3800 dollars.

Lafayette C. Raynor Port Monmouth Bernard Carhart Carhart Martin Murphy Lester Smith William Gul Matawan

Advertise in the Daily Ree for Pay

Classified note in brief: advertisement opportunity in the Daily Ree promising payment. It invites local businesses or individuals to place ads and be compensated for publication.

Fatal Airship Crash Drops Craft Into Grand Stand

A fatal airship crash plummeted into a grand stand fatally injuring several spectators and leaving others wounded. Emergency crews responded as investigators began documenting the scene and assessing the cause of the catastrophe.

Craft Grand Stand Seattle Turpin Meadows Grand Stand Turply

Baseball results from National and American Leagues

National League games in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis and Cincinnati involve New York Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis and Cincinnati with varied scores and batters. American League results show Detroit Chicago and Cleveland games with multiple innings and battery lineups. Standings list New York St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston records.

New York Run Cincinnnati Hoatteries Crandall Meyers Fromme Keefe Mletcher McLean Clarke Owens Brennan Brooklyn Chicago Rucker Miller Reulbach Needham Salem Bush Philadelphia HH. B. Bt Louis Philphia Harmon Zingo Seaton, Wallice Curtis and Dool Schulte Graham Boston Pittsburgh Hughes and Henry Bens Mogridge Peters White Kuhs O' Loughlin Sheridan Bt. Louis St. Louis Pilphin Mitchell and Ashtehell Coombs, Brown, Martin, Penmeck and Lapp Urapires Perrine and Cleveland Detroit Lotte International League Jersey City Newark Frill and Jenny Cy H Buffalo Baltimore Montreal New York State Hague Byricuse Byracnne UMD Binghamton Troy Troy Tee Eee Scranton Albany Albany Sereee Wilkestin Sane Utiea Kimira Te Neapenee Deeeseweneas W'barre Utea

Titanic Subcommittee to Hear Captain McG sge on Smith Bill Changes

The Titanic subcommittee of the senate will reopen its hearing to receive Captain Pardhnand McKese of New York, a retired sea captain, to make recommendations on legislation. The witness suggests changes to the bill introduced by Senator William Alden Smith, chairman of the Titanic committee.

McGsige Washington Titanic Foo Senite Pordhnand McKese New York Willian Alden Sith

German duel assailant jailed for May 1 revolver duel

Rastatt Germany June 6 staff surgeon Hroevag who killed Lieutenant Springer in a May 1 revolver duel has been sentenced to two years in prison.

Rastatt Germany Jone Staff Surfgeon Hroevag Springer

Root Likely Chairman as Rifts Roil Republican Committee

Chicago June 6 The Republican national committee opens a clash over the nomination race as Elihu Root appears set for temporary chairmanship with 35 to 38 of 53 members backing him. Roosevelt forces contest while Taft claims control and press access governs allocations of convention tickets.

Chicago Taft Roosevelt Republican National Party Republican National Committee William B. McKinley National Taft Bureau Joseph M. Dixon McKinley Dixon Root National Committee Elihu Soot New York Senator Root Harry 8 New Senator Crane Massachusetts Charles Ff. Brooker Connecticut Franklin Murphy New Jersey William L. Ward Victor Rosewater Nebraska Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota

Horine Surpasses World High Jump Record Height

George Horine of Stanford clears six feet eight and a quarter inches unaided in a Travers Island practice jump. The mark, though not official due to lack of rules, is the highest unaided jump ever recorded.

New York George Horine Stanford University America Travers Island Horine Simon Py Gillies C. Childs Yale

Six Boys Die Closer Fireworks Powder Explosion

Jersey City, June 6. Six boys were badly burned after a can of gun powder exploded near Hudson County park playground. Harry Lehman rushed them to City Hospital in his garage touring car. Names include Edward Schemel fifteen David Wasserman fifteen John Foote nine Charles Hall ten Thomas Duane twelve Arthur Munsey twelve. The blast sent three into a wading pool and left one unconscious with severely burned clothing. All faces and bodies burned. prognosis serious.

Jersey City N. J City Hospital Harry Lehman Lehman Hudson County Park Edward Schemel David Wasserman John Foote Charles Hall Thomas Duane Arthur Munsey

Wife Murder Charge Arises From Neighbor’s Remark

In Birmingham Alabama on June 6 the coroner’s jury charged Jesse Albright with murder after a neighbor’s remark about Mrs. Mike Fulton Albright’s death led to exhumation. A chemist found strychnine in the stomach and the inquest showed an attempted life insurance collection. A sister of Albright was released after arrest last week.

Birmingham Ala Mike Fulton Albright Jesse Albright Albright

Brandt A Clerk In Prison In New York

Froulke B. Brandt former valet to Mortimer L Schiff resumed his thirty year sentence for burglary at Clinton prison He was assigned to work in the office of the superintendent of industry Brandt would be eligible for parole in April 1822 unless released earlier by court order.

Albany N. Y

Pioneering Telephony in Monmouth County Honored

In Long Branch and throughout Monmouth county William D. Martin stands as a leading telephone pioneer with 28 years in the field. He and Amzi 8 Dodd are the only local holders of the Telephone Pioneers of America badge, awarded for a quarter century of service.Martin, now the companys special agent, has driven growth, secured new business, and helped popularize the New York and New Jersey Telephone company as telephones became essential to business.

Long Branch Monmouth County William D. Martin Mr. Martin New Jersey Amzi Dodd Martin Mr. Dodd Telephone Pioneers of America E Coudn New York & New Jersey Telephone Company Vellous

Hendricksons Return From Long Branch Hospital

Dr and Mrs Daniel D Hendrickson returning home from Long Branch hospital slightly improved and planning to spend the summer in the mountains Mrs Edward T Polhemus and Mrs Frank C Osborn convalescing after illness The Woman s Mission Circle held a semi annual missionary tea in the church with a talk on Missions in Porto Rico by Mrs L H Brumbaugh of Orange

Daniel D. Hendrickson Long Branch Edward T. Polhemus Frank C. Osborn Woman's Mission Circle Porto Rico L. H. Brumbaugh Orange

Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You

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