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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
6
A religious speaker laments loss of modesty and reverence among women and warns of vanity and material excess. He urges Catholic women to emulate Mary’s virtues, uphold traditional duties, and reassert the supernatural order in modern life.
John J. Clayton a Jackson's Mills farmer was thrown from his wagon when his spirited team bolted near George's Schoolhouse four miles from Adel pha. He died from a broken neck after being found by a passerby and Coroner A. W. Bennett authorized removal to Jackson's Mills. Mrs. Alfred Mitlery of Westwood avenue is his daughter.
In Red Bank on a Saturday night police detained several men for drunkenness and disturbances near West and Wall streets and on Front Street. Sentences included fines of 2 and 5 dollars and a 40 day jail term for Thomas Shields for soliciting alms and insulting women.
Coroner investigates two deaths in Sea Bright and Long Branch areas. Louis Randal, about 50, a Sea Bright fisherman, found dead after drinking and an epileptic episode. Caroline Pentermann to wed Attorney Howard W. Roberts at New Monmouth Baptist Church on June 20 with Rev Archibald Sutphin officiating.
Notice from the Board of Education of Long Branch New Jersey that school supplies bids from Mr John T Britton Secretary Long Branch NJ will be received by June 24 2012 at 5 PM in the Superintendent's Office Grammar School Building Specifications available from Secretary The Board reserves the right to reject bids June 11 1912 WM A Stevens Chairman of Committee on Supplies Also an ordinance to adopt Locust Avenue profile between Cedar Avenue and Wall Street in West Long Branch as shown on the profile map prepared by J Mann Engineer and filed May 1 1912. approved by Borough Council notes Borough Clerk 183-16
Eighty young work horses express horses and mares weighing 1000 to 1800 pounds are offered in first class condition. Twenty matched pairs range 2200 to 8000 pounds per pair priced 126 to 450 dollars. singles 90 to 200 dollars. Thirty days trial guaranteed with free return within 300 miles of New York. Office at 164 East 27th Street in New York City.
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