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Long Branch Daily Record in Long Branch, New Jersey

12 Jun 1914

Page 15

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Long Branch Daily Record

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Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

15

Pleas Entered in Freehold Court Amid Naturalization Deck

In Freehold Court yesterday, Charles T. Clayton pleaded non vult to a murder charge and jurors were excused until Monday. The session also heard naturalization and license applications, with several prisoners arraigned and given trial dates.

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Charles T. Clayton Dungan Pred Williams Aeeault Dolig Brown Long Branch Lester Freeman Geeault Alex Burrell Red Bank Thal Charlies Bags Joseph McGarvey Emma Robinson Orlando Edward Cullen Matawan Jamesburg David B. Palmer Foster Spring Lake Emas Regan
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Funeral of Mr Massey at Second Baptist Church

James Massey’s funeral was held at Second Baptist Church yesterday afternoon with five preachers including Rev Asbury Smallwood and Rev W B Scott. The service, citing Hebrews, ended with interment at White Ridge cemetery under William A H Morris Jr, honoring a highly esteemed man.

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Second Baptist Church James Massey Asbury Smallwood W. B. Scott Pilgrim Baptist Church Jed Bank Stuv Edward Medd Trinity A M. E. Church Warrington My. Simaallwood J. Thomas Vailey Harmony Lodge No. 14 Jesus White Ridge Cemetery South Keatontown William A H. Morris, Jr Mr. Massey
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Hard to realize others view our troubles as we do

A reflective line notes that one’s troubles often seem minor to others just as another’s woes feel trivial to oneself. The quote suggests shared human perspective across different experiences.

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