Titan Drama Brings Old Love to New York Trial
A Titanic tale unfolds aboard the great steamer Titan as its captain plans a cover up after a wreck. Rowland, a former lieutenant turned sailor, fights accusations of kidnapping while Myra, now mother to little Myra, testifies amid courtroom drama and shifting loyalties.
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Titan
Atlantic
Howland
Myra
Rowland
Trowland
Meyer
Selfridge
Little Myra
Feltridge
New York
Demennor
Gaunt
Leddy
Gibraltar
Broadway
Fragmented Testimony of Hysterical Break in Court
In a disjointed testimony a woman describes Elisha and the bears and the children with escalating screams and sobs. She recalls admonitions to a child to say a bad word as Myra notices Rowland and calls his nickname amid a chaotic scene.
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Elisha
Bears
Pot
Myra
Rowland
The Titan and the Iceberg Case
A puzzled magistrate debates a strange charge as newspaper men chase a man dubbed The Titan. Rowland is freed after confessing to saving a child from a polar bear and rises from rags to a civil service career amid posttrial pursuit by reporters. The ending shows a letter from Myra and a final reunion.
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Rowland
John Rowland
Hal
Myra
Ste
Abe Myra
Morgan Robertson The Sailor Author of The Wreck of the Titan
Morgan Robertson, famed for The Wreck of the Titan, is a seasoned sailor and writer who drew local color from seven seas. The piece traces his path from the Boston ship Ringleader to New York, shores of the Great Lakes, watchmaking, and then a renowned career in sea stories. It notes his belief in creative hypnosis and compares him to Verne and Kipling while highlighting his titles.
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Morgan Robertson
Seven Seas
Great Lakes
Boston
Shanghai
Liverpool
New York
Lakes
Mr. Robertson
Robertson
Jules Verne
I. G. Wells
Joseph Conrad
Kipling
Nene
Victor Tugo
DREAM FIRE PROVES A PATTERSON GIRL'S VISION
Miss Myrtle Conklin of Paterson New Jersey aged sixteen dreamed her home burned just before it happened. She described the scene to her mother and awoke to find the house ablaze with gables burned and waterlogged furniture. The incident mirrors her prior vision in every detail.
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Paterson
N. J
Dune R
Myrtle Conklin
I Fauven
Miss Cooklin
Six Cents Damages Awarded in Keyport Trespass Case
A jury awarded six cents damages to the New York and New Jersey Steamboat Company against Rufus O Walling and John Carr of the Keyport Deck Company. The suit sought damages for trespass and to affirm land title for the dock leading to the line's Keyport dock amid dispute over public land use and a torn-down fence.
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N. Y
N. J. Steamboat Co
Nelson Y .Dungan
Rufus O. Walling
John Carr
Keyport Deck Company
New York and
New Jersey Steamboat Company
N. J. Steamboat Company
Keyport
New York
Red Bank Men Form Nonsectarian Episcopal Club
A Thursday night meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church in Red Bank gathered a strong attendance to organize a men’s club or league nonsectarian in nature. Dr Horace B VanDorn chaired with a committee including Louis J Tetley George McC Taylor Thomas Voorhis and Frank H Weller to draft constitutions and bylaws. No major business was completed but a follow up Friday night will set officers adopt bylaws and create a permanent organization to meet in the parish house planned by Episcopalians for a future parish complex.
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Episcopal Chapel
Trinity Melecopal Church
West Front Street
Red Bank
Horace B. VanDorn
VanDorn
Louis J. Tetley
George McC. Taylor
Inter-Church Meeting Speaker to Address Long Branch Men
Rev George P Dougherty of Newark will speak at 4 pm tomorrow in the Presbyterian Church at Chelsea and Third Avenues. The talk covers a righteous city government and municipal righteousness as essential to personal virtue, following the Inter-Church Committee program. All men are welcome to attend Sunday afternoon testimony.
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Mewark
Inter-Church Committee
George P Dougherty
Newark
Presbyterian Church
Chelsea
Third Avenues
Dougherty
First Reformed Church
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Public notice advertising travel routes from New Jersey Central and connections. Lists schedules and fares for leaves from Long Branch East Long Branch and Red Bank to New York Baltimore and Freehold with Sundays and weekday variations. Signatories W G Besler W C Hope and others.
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Daily Record
Long Branch
Newmore
Wark
Elizabeth
New York
East Long Branch
Baltimore
Washington
Red Bank
Freehold
Mootawan
W. G. Besler
W. C. Hope
Patten Line Schedule Fragments For New York and Shore Points
Passenger and freight timetable fragments from Patten Line show routes between New York stations and Long Branch Pleasure Bay Sea Flight Highlands and Sea Bright with morning and afternoon departures. Entries list times and ports such as Battery West Fifth Street South Ferry and Rockwell Avenue with notes on Sundays and Saturdays service.
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Long Breacn
New York
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Highlands
West 5Th
Battery
South Ferry
Long Branch
Sea Bright
5Th St
WM. C
Uayden
Sec'y
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M. F. Manafield
Teva
American Press Association
Morgan Nobertson
Paterson, N. J
William Saunders
Smithter Realty Company
Saunders
Smith Building
C. B. Denver
Ridgeway
Hartford
Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Inter-Church Meeting
the. R. M. Harris Shoe Store
NEW Jersey Central
Koops & Abels
Bermuda
California
Patten Line
of Straus
D. Straus
BLACK
Enterprise Market
Ith
Broadway Telephone
Henry 8. Meyer
Mgr
Bates
Fulton
Bryan the Elheron Florist
Reason
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
Wea
J.C. Disbrow
Sti
TEL AG
Harry Goldstein
Bradway
J. Hill
Froom
New Goldstein
H. S&s. Meyvergo
6Th Ave
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