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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1913

Page

5

Keyport Library Celebration Honors Civil War Veterans

In 1879 Keyport troops from Company G aided by the Raritan Guard planned to fund a new free library with an $18 pay surplus. The cornerstone ceremony featured Masonic grand master Frederick E. Tilden and district lodges, Caesarea Lodge hosts, and a parade to the library site. Henry A. Young oversaw design with his son joining the Spanish War effort.

Fifth New Jersey Keyport Phillipsburg Soldberg Raritan Carnegie Raritan Guard Frederick E. Tilden Jersey City Hatontown Red Bank Atlantic Highlands Matawan Caesarea Lodge Edward D. du Bois Masonic Charles Miller William de Graf George W. Walling Rufus C. Walling William B. Wooley Caesara Lodge Caesaret Hall Main Street Elizabeth Street Broad Street Library Henry A. Young Guard Lincoln

Masons Lay Cornerstone at Caesara Lodge Ceremony

Jersey City Deputy Grand Master Tilden and Grand Lodge officers from Trenton Newark Hoboken and other towns attended a banquet and a formal session at Caesara Lodge. The 18th Masonic District participated as a stone was laid with ancient rites and a silver trowel presented to Grand Master Tilden.

Mansion House Fred We. Tilden Jersey City A J. Huge Wilewbeth Theodore GB. Townley Trenton William F. Burke Richard C. Woodward Burlington Barry le Mansina Newark Percy Valgadia Hoboken Alfred Grover R. W Ke, Leighshire Orange Asher Wilson Grand Tyler William M. Thompson Red Bank J. Otto Rhome Asbury Park William F. Brown W. F. Love Paterson James McCabe Crozier Reeves John Caskey Plainfield M. W. Grand Lodge Caesara Lodge Masonic District Tilden

Half Century II Prisoner Freed by Italian King

Giuseppe Verran, once a feared bandit, released after fifty years in prison. Now seventy, he travels to Palermo to join his elder brother, a former brigand. He has lived in isolation from modern Italy’s inventions and is to publish his views as a royal pardon precedes new penal laws.

King of Italy Ferrara Milan Giuseppe Verran Palermo Victor Emmanuel

Guthrie Heads to Tokyo for Japan Mission Briefing

Former Mayor George W Guthrie of Pittsburgh arrives in Washington for instructions from President Wilson and Secretary Bryan before sailing to Tokyo to oversee negotiations over the California land dispute. He will confer with Japanese Ambassador Clin dy at a dinner hosted by Bryan.

Washington George W Guthrie Pittsburgh Japan Wilson Staite Bryan Guthrie San Francikea Tokyo California Clindy Bryan

Fear Massacre Rumors in Morocco Prompted By Disguised Moors

Madrid reports Moors dressed as women arrested at Tetlan with plans to massacre Spaniards. Spanish troops guard consulates in Tetuan to shield foreigners seeking refuge. Attacks feared as European residents grow terrorized and no mail leaves the city.

Madrid Tetlan Tetuan

Respite Granted to Insane Murderer in Albany

Antonio Africano, condemned to die in Auburn, has been granted a ninety day respite after a commission found him insane. Authorities will monitor him and arrange another examination at the end of the period.

Antonio Africano Albany N. Y Auburn Sulzer

Weather observations across major cities and conditions

The United States Weather Bureau report lists yesterday’s readings for multiple locations. New York shows cloudy skies, Albany clear, Atlantic City cloudy, Boston cloudy, Buffalo clear, Chicago cloudy, Mt Jaonis clear, New Orleans rain, Washington cloudy with temperatures ranging around the 70s to 80s.

United States Weather Bureau New York Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago Mt. Jaonis New Orleans

Borough Council Advances Public Works and Fire Equipment

Borough actions include authorizing a dog catcher, approving bids for sprinkling wagons, and accepting bonds from Luther & Stapleton and others. Ordinances for sidewalks and curbing on Shrewsbury avenue and Beach street, and Bridge avenue resurfacing, along with sewer extension, pass second and third readings. A water pressure gauge for the fire department is authorized and a $2250 note is drawn. A special session to review the building code is scheduled.

Metagar A.C. Hurley, Sr Adyver‘tse Martin Griffen Luther & Stapleton Shrewsbury Avenue Beach Street Bridge Avenue West Front Oakland Streets West Front Street Cooper's Bridge Beach Street School Wood Ford L. White First National Bank Jacob Degenring

Pennington Debt Cleared by Gifts

The Pennington Seminary trustees reviewed Forward Movement subscriptions reaching over the $100000 unit with May and June campaigns across southern New Jersey. Notable supporters included Bishop Berry, ex-Governor Fort, and Princeton Alumni Club members as funds exceeded the goal and plans for a remaining $150000 were outlined.

Pennington Seminary Trenton New Jersey Bishop Berry Penington Berry Princeton Alumni Club Pennington Institution Jersey University Princetonians J. F. Fort Civil Service Willis Fletcher Johnson T. J. Scully Willard P. Voorhees E.S. Murry W. F. Sadler Frank S. Katzenbach Frank Appleby O. H. Brown Frank MacDaniel Pennington

The Tramps' Beverage Joke In Toledo Blade

A short Toledo Blade quip notes all tramps must drink coffee and none ask for tea, reflecting a humorous local aside about beverage preferences.

Toledo Blade

Humorous quip on engagement and referendum

In a light column a Washington Star quip jokes about proposing to a suffragette via a referendum decided by her sisters and parents. A Topeka Journal gag notes canes failing in sales because of carrying a cane and a hammer. A Galveston News quip jokes a woman's watch monogram shows style over timekeeping.

Washington Star Topeka Journal Galveston News

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Helo Agguax Andrew Fred E. Tilden W. M. Thompson WM. Slocum Broadway Long Branch Morocco Emory Street Wesley Lake Bridge H, Willard Wiseman Willard C. Wiseman Chinchilla Steinbach Company Asbury Park, New Jersey the Grand Theatre C. and G. Kelley Uack Shehan Buckleys the Grey Sentinel Gaumont Adratentone Agalves Sis A Videliy Cooper Avenue Ocean Avenue L. Pollack
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