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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

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City to meet wreck removal cost and bids opened

City commissioners plan to dynamite the Charles K Buckley hull buried near North Broadway to prevent storm damage to jetties. Bids to remove the wreck will be opened July 8. Other actions include approving a $50 pipe replacement bid and accepting bond deeds, with a dispute over multiple street openings.

William A. Stevens Charles K. Buckley North Broadway Flock Department of Parks and Public Property William Bea Edward Schoenthaler Thomas Procter W. F. Conklin Woolley Arrowsmith T. B. Barham & Son J. H. Trabold

Hirschfeld Regains Bottling Plant in Backed Buyback

Jacob Schwartz and Philip Huberman sold the bottling equipment to Hirschfeld by chattel mortgage dated Oct 19 1912. With no bidders the apparatus was sold by Constable Van Winkle and Hirschfeld covered the mortgage about $600. He will resume bottling operations by Friday and serve the trade. Mrs DeNyse and the Lippert family are noted in brief items.

Jacob Schwartz Philip Huberman Siegfried Hirschfeld George van Winkle Hirschfeld

Grammar School Commencement Nears With Program

Gommencement at Grammar School is readied for tomorrow afternoon. Reserved seats are limited. many remain for relatives and friends of entrants to high school. The program features orchestral pieces, choruses, and a diploma presentation by BE R Slocum. A manual training exhibit will be shown in the gym balcony.

Romberg— High School Schottische Jennie McNeal Francis Wheat Lang Philip Meyer Dot Butterworth Florence Attison Paull Aunt Melissey Trowbridge Grace Joline Cavalieria Rusticana

George Cottrell Dies After Sudden Lung Bleed at West Long Branch

George Cottrell aged 54 died at the Searls home West Long Branch yesterday at 4 PM from hemorrhages of the lungs. He had been ill weeks, suffered a second fatal attack after a prior bleed. He leaves a widow and two brothers Frank and Louis. Funeral at Morris chapel 148 Broadway Friday 2 PM, interment West Long Branch cemetery.

George Cottrell Searls West Long Branch Mr. Cottrell Frank Louis James Harriett Cottrell Morris Broadway West Long Branch Cemetery

Fireproof Addition for Andy Garage Aims High

Andy Lustbaum plans a fireproof expansion to his Andy Garage on South Broadway within weeks. Contractor Frank Wells leads a one story two room addition with a showroom for cars and a machine shop. The building uses Crescent hollow tile and concrete with a skylight. The Brighton garage at 110 Brighton Avenue remains open for repairs and supplies day and night.

Andy Lustbaum Andy Garage South Broadway Frank KB. Wells Andy Brighton Brighton Avenue West End Louis Fisler Arthur Seeney

William B Hornblower Dies After Long Illness

William Butler Hornblower associate judge of the New York Court of Appeals died in Litchfield Connecticut of myocarditis after a prolonged illness. He had been gravely ill for weeks but recovered at times, delaying death. The body was taken to New York for burial.

Willam Butler Hornblower New York Coat of Appeals Litchfield Conn New York

Funeral for Mrs. Laura Dangler at Oakhurst Church

The funeral of Mrs. Laura Dangler of Poplar was held at 2 p m yesterday at Oakhurst M E Church with Rev Harry T Fisher officiating. Daughters of Liberty Pride from Elberon attended and pallbearers included John Dangler and George Dangler. Interment followed at Glenwood under W H Morris Jr supervision. Moose Night Friday June 19 at Red Bank Lodge 1180 smoker advertised.

Daughters of Liberty Oakhurst M. E Laura Dangler Poplar Harry T. Fisher B. Fisher West Grove John C. Laird Helen Gardell Lillian Thomas T. Fisler Jesus Red Bank Lodge

Stryker Bride at Red Bank Today

Elizabeth Stryker and Eugene Magee wed at First Baptist Red Bank in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony. Attendants Miss Edna Naser and Fred Magee, with post ceremony reception at the bride’s home. The couple, accompanied by Miss Naser and Prof. Frank Grande, later traveled to New York and Hudson Catskills before housekeeping in Waverly Place.

First Baptist Church Red Bank Elizabeth Stryker Jacob Stryker Oakland Street Eugene M. Magee Lucina Magee Waverly Place Johnson L. Miner Edna Naser Fred Magee Heis Troop B Independent Hose Company

Reported mass attack on Taochow by White Wolf brigands

Shanghai dispatches claim Taochow was captured and 10,000 Chinese were massacred by White Wolf brigands. No confirmation here, but fear among foreigners grows as missions were said to be burned. The band has been active in the region.

Shanghai China White Wolf Taochow

$2 500 School To Be Built On Historic Site

At the Holmdel township special school election appropriations of 2500 for the new schoolhouse and 500 for land were carried without dissent. The current schoolhouse dates from about 100 years ago and was moved from a nearby farm donated by the Crawford estate with a reversion condition. The board plans a larger playground and will purchase more adjacent land from Annie Crawford of Yonkers. Also noted is the Eintracht Picnic Sunday marking the society’s 26th anniversary at Steel's Grove Eatontown with leaders Carl Munch Joseph Eschelbach August Kleinschmidt Joseph Hoffman and Andrew Jordan. the group was organized June 21 1888 and includes about forty members led by Professor Rudolph Malebow.

New Jersey Lodge of Elks Howland Rosencrang Trenton Crawford's Corner Holmdel Township Charles P. Conover William H. Crawford Crawford Annie Crawford Yonkers Eintracht Eintracht Singing Society Fed Rank Steel

Fifty Die in Mill Fire Traps in Russia

Fifty workers were burned to death in a pulp mill blaze in Moscow region. The men were trapped inside a flimsy structure and perished as escape exits proved inadequate in the smoke filled district.

Russia Moscow

Rumson and Oceanic Welcome New Fire Apparatus

Rumson and Oceanic residents cheered the arrival of two Boyd & Co. combination hose and chemical engines. Mayor John M. Cerlles presented the units, with banquets, decorations, and a band parade from Buena Vista avenue to the fire houses. The machines were bought by the Rumson Borough Council months ago and will appear in the August 7 parade.

Rumson Oceanic Boyd & Co Corleg Buena Vista Avenue Boy Scouts Romson John M. Cerlles Rumean Borough

Death of M Constance Cogan

M Constance Cogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis J Cogan of 103 Sixth Avenue died at Monmonnin Memorial Hospital at 11 40 pm of peritonitis aged nine. Funeral services will be held from Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea at ten o clock Friday morning. Burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery West Long Branch under Hyer and Flock undertakers supervision.

M. Constance Dennis J. Cogan Sixth Avenue Monmonnin Memorial Hospital Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea Hyer & Flock Mount Carmel Cemetery West Long Branch

Chautauqua Tent Events With Repairs After Wind

Chautauqua resumes tonight in the tent after yesterday’s wind damage forced sessions into the High School auditorium. Tonight features Avon Players with The Toy Symphony and a 10 PM motion picture. Earlier Venus of Mrs. Titus series and Four Artists concerts appear, plus lectures by Judge Kana maker and Chauncey J. Hawkins.

Avon Players Toy Symphony Chauncey J. Hawkins North Woods Mrs. Titus Melicent Melrose William T. Ellis R. M. Kanamaker S. Parkes Cadmus Brooklyn Babylon New York Tuskegee Institute

Painter Harvey Is Struck by Freight Near Central Station

Chas J Harvey well known painter and decorator of 508 Broadway was struck by a freight train near Central Station while crossing tracks just before 7 am He suffered a fractured right collarbone and back injuries He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital had the bone set and later returned home in a William Hl Alexander automobile He expected to miss about three weeks of use of his right arm Dr James Chasey attended him and noted the injury would restrain his arm for at least three weeks

Central Station Chas. J. Harvey Broadway Monmouth Memorial Hospital William Hl. Alexander Harvey Freehold May Petit Jury J. ©. Lannging James Chasey

Belford Couple Announces Wedding in New Jersey

Miss Elizabeth Lohsen and Leslie J. Downes were married in Columbus New Jersey on Sunday June 7 Reverend Henry S Gascoyne performed the ceremony at the Columbus parsonage The couple traveled with Curtis Walling and Miss Hilda Johnson in Walling s car The Belford license was issued June 6 and Downes is a noted Belford social figure with a New York position The bride is regarded as a leading Monmouth Count resident and the union surprised friends and family

Elizabeth Lohsen Catherine Martin Lohsen Belford Leslie J. Downes Frank Downes Columbus N. J Henry 8. Gascoyne Columbus Methodist Church Columbus Parsonage Curtis Walling Hilda Johnson John N. Johnson Walling Downes New York Monmouth County

Man Offered Villa's Place Told Him of It

In a Tampico engagement a rebel gunboat was defeated and probably sunk by a federal vessel. The report notes a man offered Villa's place and discussed the mission. The clash marks a significant setback for rebel forces near the harbor.

PLACE

Mexican revolt spreads as Villa seizes north cities

Reports from El Paso say General Villa has seized control of major northern Mexican cities after a rumored plan to appoint General Angeles as commander in chief, with Angeles loyal to Villa. Carranza denies severed ties. U.S. officials monitor Niagara Falls talks for any break in negotiations.

el Paso Texas Angeles Villa Nothern Mexico Carranza Juarez Ag Far Goth Torreon Zacatecas San Luiy Potosi Saltillo Niagara Falls Washington, D. C Carranz Niagara Fils Stte

Foreclosure Actions and Yacht Conversion Reported

Vice Chancellor Backus will hear testimony at City Hall on foreclosures including J. Wm. Jones against Ashley Van Brunt and wife. Other cases involve Isaac Fey and Mrs M B Kavanaugh now Mrs T Troutman. The Magnolia yacht, now a fishing boat, is being overhauled in Patchogue to serve as a pleasure craft at Keansburg this summer.

Backus City Hall J. Wm. Jones Ashley van Brunt Mary Jones Harold Morford John W. Slocum van Brunt New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company Isaac Fey M. B. Kavanaugh T. Troutman Wm. L. Edwards Woolley N. J. M. and T. Co Magnolia New York and New Jersey

Man Arrested On Disorderly Charge Sent To County Jail

Joseph Lynch was arrested on Morris avenue after a disturbance and drunkenness report. Acting Recorder Sehoenlain sentenced him to ten days in the county jail. Bicycles Sold Rented or Repaired advertised for 78rd Ave. details.

Joseph Lynch Laparre Morris Avenue Sehoenlain

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Buckley Wreck Board Monmouth County Electric Co R. J. van Brunt J. Alberto Charles Grepewin Department of Streets Long Branch Realty Company Belmont Avenue Atlantic Coast Sand and Gravel Company Monmouth Gravel Company DeNyse William Hi. DeNyse Branchport Avenue Lipperts Dr. Stork George Lippert Pop" Lippert Huhns Douis Huhn L. C William B. Hornblower New York Court of Appeals American Press Association Mrs. Dangler Moe Stryker Bride William. J. Burns Chiefs of Police Aimer William J. Burns Burns Detective Agency International Association of Police Chiefs Grand Rapids Mich J. Cassada Elmira Burna Leo Frank Cassada Michie Regan Buffalo Humson Mayor Corlies M. Constance Cogan Hyer and Flock Undertakers Eee Thomas Dobson & Co Oceanee Long Branch Garret Hennessey the Daily Record Vila Tampico Niagara
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