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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1912

Page

5

Open Air Pageant Proposed For Fourth Of July In Long Branch

A letter to the Long Branch press proposes a safe, simple Fourth of July celebration for 1913 featuring an open air pageant in Washington Park with veterans, flags, and period costumes. Suggestions include blue ribbons, school dramatizations, and locally composed music, avoiding prize awards. The piece highlights notable local women business leaders Mrs Pauline Wert and Mrs Rose M Harris, and honors Mrs Sarah A Reed for continued service with Woman's Relief Corps. It also reviews Captain Edwin Field a Red Bank surgeon and Civil War veteran renowned for military leadership and rifle team participation in Monmouth county.

Board of Trade Jersey Central Traction Company Broadway Third Avenue Chester Dennis Washington Park Chester Molly Pitcher Chet Long Branch Wideawake Pauline Wert Rose M. Harris Pike Newark Edwin Field Red Bank Monmouth County Field Captain Field Sea Girt

Middletown Locals and Community Happenings

Middletown residents report visiting visitors and relocations. Percy Straus and family from New York arrived at their village summer retreat. Henry McLean rents his Nut Swamp road house to Joseph Finn and family from Summit New Jersey. New church members include Gladys Westmond Blanche Morris Otto Morris by confession and Crawford Patterson by letter. Ideal A Slate will attend the Democratic national convention in Baltimore with Melvin A Rice of Leonardville and friends in a private car. Rev and Mrs John D Fawcette hosted Ralph Brewman of Montclair at Christ Church rectory. Baptist Church women hosted a strawberry and ice cream festival raising about 42 dollars. Leroy Thompson has taken a new position in Asbury Park.

Percy Straus New York Henry McLean Nut Swamp Road Joseph Finn Summit N. J Gladys Westmond Blanche Morris Otto Morris Crawford Patterson Ideal A. Slate Baltimore Melvin A. Rice Leonardville John D. Fawcette Ralph Brewman Montclair Christ Church Women of the Baptist Church Leroy Thompson Asbury Park

Miles and miles of measure across nations

The article surveys national mile lengths highlighting Switzerland's mile as the longest at 9,153 yards, followed by Vienna at 8,206 yards and others like Flemish 6,860 yards Prussian 8,237 yards and Danish 8,244 yards. It notes diverse definitions with Arabs using 2.14% yards per mile and Turks at 1,426 yards.

Switzerland Denmark London Mirror

Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You

An advertisement notice invites local businesses to place ads in the Daily Record promising financial return. The short message emphasizes the benefit of advertising to attract readers and potential customers.

The Daily Record

Compromise talk ends at Chicago in 1920 Republican convention

William U Otelikiss, New York insurance chief under Governor Hughes, appears near Roosevelt's room in Chicago claiming delegates lean to Hughes. Hotchkiss says Hughes has not ruled out serving the people in a crisis and may still carry New York. McKinley asserts Taft will reach 590 votes at the convention.

William U. [Otelikiss New York Hughes Roosevelt Congress Colonel Roosevelt Justice Hughes Hotchkiss Chicago Mr. Hotchkiss Lincoln la Follette Comins Taft Senator Root Ailles Nicholas Murray Butler Patrbanks Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Conn Root Washington Fairbanks Resolution Committee Ile Seta Frank A. Munsey

Roosevelt Rally Presses First Ballot Nomination

Chicago crowds heard Colonel Roosevelt declare support for a first ballot nomination while taft and roosevelt delegates clash over contested seats. New York delegates shift allegiances amid platform talks, with roots in taft and roosevelt camps as roosevelt’s camp seeks a credentials committee and convention strategy.

Roosevelt Platform Planks Outlined by Munsey

The Roosevelt platform will be short and strong with a referendum on woman suffrage. It calls for government by the people, measures like preferential primaries initiative referendum and recall, federal control of trusts, tariff revision by a tariff commission, social justice and industrial democracy, conservation including a revived country life commission, inland waterways and Mississippi water impounding and deeper Chicago to gulf channel.

Munsey T. R Congress Bixth Ife Commission Chicago Gulf

Atlantic Highlands Notes Commencement Address at Casino

The high school commencement exercises were held at the Casino Thursday. Rev Dr John Handley of Ocean Grove delivered the address to the graduates. Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of New York occupy for the summer Mrs A Browns cottage on Bay View avenue. Miss Anna J Gannon of Geneva N Y is the operator at the Western Union Telegraph Company office in Antonides pharmacy. Daniel McCarthy of New York is painting the Cordova cottage on Highland avenue. Mr and Mrs Lester Werner recently married have started housekeeping in a cottage on Third avenue.

Casino John Handley Ocean Grove Charles Clark New York A. Brown Bay View Avenue Anna J. Gannon Geneva N. Y Western Union Telegraph Company Antonides’ Pharmacy Daniel McCarthy Highland Avenue Lester Werner Third Avenue

Neighbor threatens lawsuit over cornet nuisance

A man rushes into a lawyer's office claiming his neighbor intends to play the cornet and calls the mayor a public nuisance. The lawyer coolly replies to learn the trombone, then names a ten dollar fee in a Philadelphia Record item.

Philadelphia Record

Chattle Chips and Local News From New Jersey Town

A lively school class night features playful gifts, jokes, and a sentiment for Katherine Sherman to draft wills. Measles spread through families Oliver Overton Albert Morris. 250 Lehman’s Benevolent Association members plan White House outing June 23. Keansburg Auditorium reopens with major remodeling and new dancing pavilion.

Jeremiah Sheehan Carr Avenue Conklin & Kelly Newark Comfort Airdrome New York Beachon Beach Oliver Overton Albert Morris Morris Lehman's Benevolent Association Hoboken White House Steppanski New Point Comfort Beach Keansburg

Local Builders Complete Homes in Keansburg Area

Keansburg News reports contractor Charles B Cooper finishes an 8 Aucklin New York bungalow 20 by 35 feet on Cedar Avenue. Walter L Hart nearly completes a new Beacon Beach house for George Staiger valued at about $2000. Rittenhouse of Long Branch joins Hart in local real estate work as Camp Raritan at the bayshore is noted.

Charles B. Cooper Aucklin New York Cedar Avenue Walter L. Hart George Staiger Beacon Beach David R. Rittenhouse Long Branch Camp Raritan Bayshore

Personal news from local society and store changes

Mrs Frank D Munyon and family arrived from Penns Grove NJ Friday night at their Atlantic avenue cottage. Miss Joan Denegar of Third avenue and Miss Mabel Giere of Chelsea avenue, formerly with Goldstein's department store, have resigned and joined Jacob Steinbach store. Miss Maude Binder, Miss Bertha Welber and Charles J Binder of Brooklyn were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles W Seiler. They returned home last evening. Miss Juanita Johnson of Ohla te was a week end guest of Mrs B B Bobbitt.

Frank D. Munyon Penns Grove N. J Atlantic Avenue Joan Denegar Third Avenue Mabel Giere Chelsea Avenue Goldstein's Department Store Jacob Steinbach Maude Binder Bertha Welber Charles J. Binder Brooklyn Charles W. Seiler Juanita Johnson Ohlate B. B. Bobbitt

When the Kaiser Was Peeved in Berlin Tale of Grandson News

A Berlin story recounts Kaiser Wilhelm II reacting to the birth of his grandson while aboard the Robenzollern off Norway. He angrily learns of telegrams arriving late and discovers a flood of congratulatory messages including one from Abdul Hamid I urging that his heir be informed of the birth.

Peter August Schnecker Lake Avenue Presbyterian Church Palenville Catskills Berlin Robenzollern Norway Turkey Abdul Hamid

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