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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

Page

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Armed Robbers in Auto With 322,180 Outwit Pursuers

Columbus, Ohio June 8 Two armed bandits plundered Frederick Schwilk and Henry Schwilk of 21000 securities and 150 cash then robbed H E McGuire Centerbury store of 1000. Cornered in Rye field for six hours they escaped. One, Arthur Storm of Des Moines, Ilona, died. companions Marl and Ernest Jones, escaped convicts from Iowa State Prison, fled.

Columbus Ohio Centerbury Frederick Henry Schwilk Here Schwilk Farm H. E. McGuire Arthur Storm Des Moines Ilona Marl Ernest Jones Towa

Parish Picnic At Point Pleasant Draws 150 Attendees

The annual St James Church parish picnic went to Cark's Landing Point Pleasant last Saturday. One hundred fifty people traveled by train from Central Station. Participants enjoyed bathing boating and baseball with the girls playing but no score kept. It was a gala day remembered for its safety and good weather.

St. James' Church Cark’s Landing Point Pleasant Central Station

Mr. Kelly on Sick List in Chelsea Avenue

Joseph Kelly, coal merchant, is on the sick list and has been confined to his house in Chelsea Avenue since last Saturday.

Joseph Kelly Chelsea Avenue

Auto breaks down with bridal party on way to station

Mr and Mrs Harry Patterson wed at St Agnes Catholic Church Atlantic Highlands. Their attendants Miss Mary Calt and Aloysius Patterson rode with them. car broke near the Cedars west of Fair Haven. They reached the station in time for the Atlantic City express. couple to spend two weeks away.

Sted Bank Harry Patterson St. Agnes’ Catholic Church Atlantic Highlands Mary Calt Aloysius Paterson The Cedars Fair Haven Atlantic City Express

Fine June party at Mitchell estate for Miles Mitchell

Miss Priscilla Mitchell hosted a delightfully festive June party at the big Norwood Avenue estate. Guests enjoyed tennis, dancing to Prof Mal chow and Prof West, a horseback exhibition, a six o'clock buffet luncheon, comic favors, and a full menu. Mr and Mrs Mitchell assisted in hosting. Mr Mitchell departs soon for Detroit to stage a play while Mrs Mitchell plans part of the summer in Europe.

Priscilla Mitchell Julian Mitchell Norwood Avenue Big Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell Rudolph Malchow J. Pitman West Priscilla Mitchell Edward Clayton H. M. Beach West Long Branch John Mawson Allenhurst Sarah Chamberlain Mr. Mansot Tielen Steele Watontown Gladys McBride Lillian Woolley Marguerite Beach Gerttrude Corbett Carrie Manion Margaret Chamberlain Elizabeth Mefgilly Marion Harlan Jack Kiely Milton Bennett Lanfred Perrine Lawrence van Benthuysen Harry Burns Russell Kiely Jack Joyce Mr. Mitchell Detroit Mich Bessie Clayton Europe California

Henry Rice dies at summer home after illness

Henry Rice of New York philanthropist merchant and friend of Lincoln and Grant died at his summer cottage yesterday morning of pneumonia after a weeklong illness. He was seventy eight. Born in Bamberg Bavaria he came to the United States in 1860 and built a large business career including the Rice Luxury Goods Company. Funeral and burial plans involve Temple Beth New York and a ship to New York.

Henry Rice New York Lincoln Grant Mr. Rice Savoy Hotel Bamberg Bavaria Cincinnati Jacksonville Cairo Til Memphis Rice Board of Education of Strong United Hebrew Charities Hebrew Orphan Asylum Association of Organized Charities of Harmonie Club New York Chamber of Commerce American Geographical Society Metropolitan

Family Crashes into Freight Train Near Freehold Trapping Family

A car carrying Nathan Lopatin his wife and two children collided with a Pennsylvania freight train near Freehold Saturday afternoon causing four deaths. Lopatin later died in Monmouth Memorial Hospital from blunt force injuries while his infant son died at the scene and his wife and daughter also perished. Coroner Thomas Dillon empanelled a jury and a post mortem was performed at Freehold.

Nathan Lopatin Englishtown Monmouth Memorial Hospital Freehold Pennsylvania Rebecca Lopatin Jennie William Lopatin Waggo Thomas Dillon Belmar Lopating Lopatin Joseph Lopatin

West Long Branch Grammar School Baccalaureate Talk

The West Long Branch Grammar School held a baccalaureate at Old First Church with Principal Mrs. Ama B. Magee and Pastor Dr. J. B. Whitton. Nine graduates named valedictorian Gerald Hood and salutatorian Kenneth Hughes with top students Mood, Bowman, and others. Commencement Friday at Abbottstown Hall with plans for a larger faculty and new auditorium forthcoming.

West Long Branch Grammar School Ama B. Magee Old First Church West Long Branch J. B. Whitton Abbottsford Hall Gerald Hood Kenneth Mughes Hazel B. Chamberlain Lillian D. Poole Mary Krug Gladys McBride C. Edward Morna Roy Bowman Marion Gibbs Gerald Mood Kenneth Hughes Ron Bowman Magee

Ex Senator Barrett Dies at Elberon

Former New Jersey state Senator Michael T Barrett, a longtime summer resident and Democratic political figure, died at his Elberon summer home shortly after 10 pm following a afternoon convulsion. He had been a semi invalid for two years from Brights disease and arterial hardening, yet continued his law practice with his son Hugh as partner. Barrett was born August 9 1856 in Montclair and Summer Avenue Belleville area, son of Timothy Barrett, a hatter and early Catholic settler, educated at Christian Brothers School Newark before church.

Michael ‘T Barrett New Jersey Iberon Edwin Sternberger Joseph B. Bissell Barrett Henry A. Towle Newark Mr. Barrett Montclair Summer Avenue Belleville Woodside Township Ile Timothy Barrett Christian Brothers School Washington Street Central Avenue St. Patrick’s Cathedral School

Mrs Mawbey Dead Ex‑Resident Passes in Jersey City

Mrs Hannah M Mambey wife of George W Maubey died Sunday at her Jersey City home from stomach cancer after a ten day illness. Funeral set for St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church in this city Wednesday June 10 at 1 45 a m. She was 64, daughter of Stephen and Hannah Corlies long known here. She left here thirty years ago. Survived by husband two sons Wallace and George L Mawbey of Jersey City, daughter Miss M Gertrude Mawbey, and brothers VanDerveer and George W Corlies of Asbury Park.

Jersey City Hannah M. Mambey George W. Maubey St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church This City Dune 10Th Stephen Hannah Corlies Song Wallace George L. Mawbey M. Gertrude Mawbey VanDerveer Corlies George W. Corlies Asbury Park

Speedometer Lost On Broadway Or Liberty Street

An officer’s speedometer went missing en route to Pleasure Bay, possibly Broadway or Liberty street. Finder urged to return item to police headquarters. Also an ad announces Prof. George Carre recital at First Baptist Church Tuesday evening with 25 cent admission, tickets at the door.

Swanson Broadway Liberty Street Pleasure Bay George Carre First Baptist Church P. m

Loving tributes to Prof McCain in Sea Bright memorial

Sea Bright residents honor the memory of Prof James Sylvester McCain with a public memorial at the Methodist Church. Educators, church members, and various organizations attend, with addresses by Prof John Enright Rev Dr W D Dale John M Cornell and others. The service features school children presenting flowers and fruit, plus readings and prayers.

Sea Bright James Sylvester McCain Methodist Episcopal Church Abacus Lodge No. 182 Y. M. GC Firemen Board of Education Oddellows W. FP Atkinson Marston John Enright Monmouth County W. Dutton Dale St. George's Church, Rumson John M. Cornell Dale Wwright McCain Cornell Enright

Two Speeding Motorists Arrested in Red Bank

Walter W. McClure of Red Bank was clocked at up to 60 mph as he sped along Middletown turnpike and through Red Bank streets. Inspector Thompson and John Priend pursued in pursuit and McClure’s ride ended when arrested by Justice Edward W. Wise who revoked his license and set a hearing for June 13.

Walter W. McClure Red Bank Middletown Turnpike Globe Hotel George W. Thompson Somerville John Priend Jeraty City Department of Motor Vehicles Edward W. Wise New York & Long Branch Mechanic Street Consta

Cunard Captain Turner Visits Ocean Avenue Cottage

Captain William T. Turner of the Cunard Line's Aquitania, in command of Britain's largest merchant ship, stayed with Mrs. Paulin Sternberger and Dr. Wd Win Sternberger at their Ocean Avenue summer villa. He praised the Aquitania's steering like a yacht and noted ideal seas except for fog and ice detours. Turner planned to depart for Liverpool at 10 o clock Wednesday morning.

William T. Turner Turner R. V. Peel Royal Naval Reserve Paulin Sternberger Wd- Win Sternberger Ocean Avenue Great Brittain Aquitania Cunard Line New York Harbor Sternberger Cottage Liverpool

Man Found Dead Alone on Houseboat near Middletown

Willan Vredenburgh of Jersey City was found dead this morning aboard a houseboat owned by his uncle, anchored in the Shrewsbury River near the old Southern Ital road bridge in Middletown Township. Coroner Harry C. May said death was due to alcoholism and the body was taken to Coroner Bay's undertaking establishment for instructions from Jersey City relatives. The decedent had been staying in Jersey City about a week.

Willan Vredenburgh Jdeney City Shrewsbury Joseph Applegate Ital Road Bridge Middletown Township Harry C. May Red Bank Coroner Bay Jersey City

Autos Trapped at Railroad Crossing Stuns Officials

Commissioner Marshall Woolley and Mrs Woolley narrowly escaped when their touring car stalled between lowered gates at the New Jersey Southern crossing on Bath avenue as a southbound express approached. Woolley and Kastor maneuvered through just before the engine passed, Mrs Woolley sustaining shoulder injuries and a minor arm abrasion from a gate as the windshield shattered.

Marshall Woolley Department of Public Streets Mra. Woolley John W. Slocum Mr. Woolley Bath Avenue Ocean New Jersey Southern Woolley Arma Kastor

Huerta Backs Down on Tampico Blockade Plan

Huerta yields to mediation pressure and withdraws orders to blockade Tampico. US naval force deterrence cited, easing chance of US intervention. Carranza likely to join Niagara Falls talks, with mediation aimed at pacifying Mexico and ending hostilities. Washington and State Department report jubilation as talks proceed.

Huerta Tampico Mexico City Niagara Falls United States Wilson Bryan Carranza Ont A. B.C Mexico Washington

Masonic Funeral for Conductor E C Ayres

Eugene C. Ayres, veteran Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, died at Helmar Wednesday night. Funeral held yesterday at L James Church with Rev Morton A Barnes officiating. Masons and Railway Conductors Order members attended. Asbury Lodge 142 conducted graveside rites at Glenwood. Bearers from Masonic and church groups named Kelly, Bouse, Rue, Albert Bouse, Harvey, Topping.

Eugene C. Ayers Pennsylvania Railroad Helmar L. James’ Church Thinelty Morton A. Barnes Masons Asbury Lodge No. 142 Glenwood Long Branch Abacus Masonic Fraternity St. James’ Church William A. Kelly W. Stanley Bouse Prank A. Rue Albert Bouse Richard Harvey Frank L. Topping

Recorder's Court Disposes Disorderly Conduct Cases

In City Hall morning session Fannie Rowling colored was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct by Patrolman Howards who made the arrest. John Sehelit was arrested by Patrolman Miller for being drunk and disorderly and fined six dollars.

Recorder's Court City Hall Fannie Rowling Waa Howards John Sehelit Miller

Mawbey Death Notice in Long Branch

Hannah M Mawbey wife of George W Mawbey and mother of Stephen and Hannah Comics died June 7 1914. Funeral from St M K Church Long Branch June 10 at 10 45 a m. Burial and further details not provided in the fragment.

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Rye Field Mr. Kelly Auto Steinbach’s Miles Mitchell Mrs Henry Rice Ie Hebrew Charities Murray Norwalk Filme Paxwell Harry Neafie Neafie Tuichard Vansant Treveles John R. Silliman American Press Association Saltillo White House Maas Elberon Bright Mawbey Prof MI Cain St Bright Church Moulder Dr. Dale Dr. Atkins J. M Red Bark N. Y Hyer and Flock Undertakers Cunarder Sternberger Bosch Mt. Dorbeck Brighton Avenue West End Daily Record U.S the News D. C Masonic E. C. Ayres Recorder's Court Case City Hannah M George W. Mawbey Condiner Rent Hannah St M. EK
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