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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

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Assassination Attempt on Russian Czar Ends in Bloodshed

Train explosion near Kasatin kills two and injures twenty eight as anarchists strike at the Russian ruler and his family. Reports say the Czarina collapsed from fright and is under medical care while authorities investigate the plot across Berlin and London.

Berlin Germany Russia St. Petersburg Tschfudnen London Eng Tschudnew Kasatin Berliner Gazette

Dr Warner Named to Monmouth Mosquito Commission

Dr. G V N Warner of Fair Haven was named by Supreme Court Justice Kaliseh to succeed Edward E Adams of Rumson as a member of the Monmouth County Mosquito Commission.

Dr. Warner G. V. N. Warner Fair Haven Supreme Court Kaliseh Edward E. Adams Rumson Monmouth County

Back From Princeton Reunion

Recorder Harry C. Badeau of Red Bank has returned from Princeton University after attending his class reunion for the 1874 cohort, spending a week there.

Princeton Harry C. Badeau Red Bank Princeton University

Exoneration in Deaths of Lopatin Family at Tenant Crossing

The coroner's inquest held at the Court House under Coroner Thomas Dillon found the Lopatin family death a result of a collision between an automobile carrying Nathan Lopatin and his wife and two children and a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train. The jury absolved any party of guilt. Witnesses included Lopatin's parents and brother, plus the train crew. Also announced is the funeral of Geo. H. Cottrell led by Weequéhelah Tribe No 196 Red Men, and ordered by Sachem George H. Sprague Jr.

Court House Thomas Dillon Belmar Nathan Lopattin Tenant Pennsylvania Railroad Company Lopatin Geo. H. Cottrell Wm. H. Morris’ Undertaking George H. Sprague, Jr

Graduates at Grammar School Celebrate 79 Alumni

The Grammar School held its annual commencement in the Intermedial building with an overflow crowd. The High School orchestra directed by Miss B Louise Bruske performed, and many patrons viewed a manual training exhibit on the balcony. Seventy nine graduates were announced, including Hattie Altberg Doris Arrington Viola Asay Rose Blum Helena Clayton Susie Cooper Susie Duryee Janet Engleberg Bella Frank Gladys Gardner Madeline Greer Gladys Lund Elva Merton Louise Morris Nellie Palmer Geraldine Piggage Charlotte Pupki Ray Sculthorpe Myrtle Sculthorpe Frieda Seibel Sarah Singer Grace Welch Frances Wheat and others.

Grammar School B. Louise Bruske Miss Britton Hattie Altberg Doris Arrington Viola Asay Rose Blum Helena Clayton Susie Cooper Susie Duryee Janet Engleberg Bella Frank Gladys Gardner Madeline Greer Gladys Lund Elva Merton Louise Morris Nellie Palmer Geraldine Piggage Charlotte Pupki Ray Sculthorpe Myrtle Sculthorpe Frieda Seibel

Red Bank Grads Given Diplomas

Red Bank High School held graduation exercises in the school auditorium with red and black decorations and class motto Keep Sailing Never Drift. The program included salutatory by Mary Macintosh Mantle Oration by John Perry Mantle Reply by Lillian Von Glahn Valedictory by Angelica Ostendorff Diploma presentation by Charles D. Warner and address by W. W. Giles. Afterward graduates met in an upstairs reception under laurel and crepe paper, with class night planned for tonight.

Red Bank J. W. Rogan First Presbyterian Church Mary Macintosh John Perry Lillian von Glahn Angelica K. M. Ostendorff Charles D. Warner Board of Education W. W. Giles Orange Reformed Church Mary Conover Alice Enright Helen Grause Hazel Gilbuly Marjorie Kelly Myrtie Johnson Harriet Moore Amy Magee Angelica Ostendorff Lydia McQueen Mamie C. Prate Gladys L. Shropshire Eulalia Partree Pearl W. Worden Helen Worthley Louise Wilby Ella Wymbs Madeline van- Mater Grace Taylor Morris Richmond William Allen Clarence Boughton Kenneth Davis Frank Dean Edgar Wallaway John McClellan

Tariff It Did It German Hofbrau Ad

An advertisement lists a tariff claim for German Hofbrau at 5 cents a glass near Rockwell Hotel and Restaurant. Also promoted is a fish market on Ocean Avenue near North Broadway in Long Branch New Jersey. Includes further notices for a Sunday table d hote dinner at Columbia Hotel and an undertaker ad.

Hofbrau Rockwell Ocean Avenue North Broadway Long, Branch N. J. Garret Hennessey Adv Columbia Hotel Broadway 2Nd Ave Bailey and Kirk Cents & Brass

Scarboro Hotel Named HQ for Elks Convention in New Jersey

The Long Branch Lodge hosts a two day entertainment planning meeting for the New Jersey Elks annual convention on Sept 8 and 9. Scarboro Hotel designated as lodging HQ with efforts to entertain visiting Elks and families, including rides, boating, shows, and music as local civic pride shapes preparations.

Long Branch Lodge B. P.O Body Lodge Long Branch New Jersey Elks Order Lodge Elks Scarboro Hotel Louis V. Kahn Hotel and Committee On Charles A. Eld

Stolen Auto Recovered After Joy Ride In Asbury Park

Rev Father James F. Gough’s Breen automobile stolen Sunday evening from Lake avenue and Emory street was recovered behind the Asbury Park Steam Laundry Company on South Main street after a lengthy investigation. Detectives identified the car, which had burned about fifteen gallons of gasoline, and it was returned to Father Gough. Also noted: William C. Reick, president of the New York Sun, at his Monmouth Beach country home for the season.

William H. Smith Broderick Rynders Breen James F. Gough Asbury Park Steam Landry Company South Main Street Father Gough Lake Avenue Emory Street Asbury Park Joseph Clancy Ocean Grove A. B. Gillingham William C. Reick New York Sun Publishing Company Monmouth Beach

Count von Bernstorff Shot At While Speeding to Illinois Address

German ambassador Count Johann H. von Bernstorff narrowly escaped harm when a Special policeman fired at his automobile en route to the University of Illinois in Champaign where he was to deliver the annual commencement speech. Michael Murphy, nearby street commissioner, waved a warning but the driver sped on. Murphy drew a revolver and fired but missed.

Johann H. von Bernstorff United States University of Hinois Champaign Fass Michael Murphy East Side Murphy

Veterans Enjoy Home Camp Fire Gathering

Veterans and wives attended a lively post gathering at the Layton residence, joining from G. A. R. Hall. Comrade Laggar led ceremonies while Isaac Mannon and others danced. Music included violin, banjo, and grapho phone selections, with patriotic airs and memories of Dixie.

James B. Morris Jacob Layton Long Branch Cooper Avenues G. A. R. Hall Layton Isaac P. Mannon Thomas Watson Dixie L. B. Newman A. Brinley Henry Wingert Grandin Layton Jacob Layton, Jr Dunham Tabor Chadwick Maitland Gardiner Florence Layton Ruth Wingert Beaatrice Coleman B. D. Johnson George W

Moose Night in Red Bank Tomorrow

Mayor Hurley will turn over the keys of Red Bank to Red Bank Lodge of Moose tomorrow night. The lodge stages its annual event with Thomas Dobson & Co. in a sketch “Accidents Will Happen,” the Twin City Quartet from Pair Haven, plus other colony actors. Moose Hall in the Kridel Building hosts the event with an address by Benjamin F. Sprague. Moose visitors from Long Branch, Asbury Park, Keyport and Perth Amboy attend. admission by ticket only. gala night anticipated.

Robert M. Hurley Red Bank Red Bank Lodge Mose Thomas Dobson & Co Twin City Pair Haven Moose Hall Kridel Benjamin F

Missing Man Found Dead in Attic After Quarrel

John Gordon of Atlantic Highlands was found hanging in the attic above his flat in the Robert's building on First Avenue. Police had searched for days after he failed to support his family of wife and six children. Gordon vanished Tuesday night after an altercation and minutes before his death tied a light wire around his neck and took his life. The body was found by Mrs. James Fowler and removed to Amzi Posten morgue at Atlantic Highlands under Coroner Harry Co. Fay. Gordon had worked recently for Tom Yorke at Atlantic Highlands.

John Gordon Atlantic High- Lands Robert First Avenue New York Gordon James Fowler Bordgn’s Corner Old Tenant Chapel Hill Harry Co. Fay Red Bank Amzi Posten Atlantic Highlands Tom Yorke

Mrs Frances Heiles Dies After Paralysis at 63

Mrs Frances Heiles wife of Albert Heiles former Hotel Abbott proprietor died at 5 30 this morning at 315 Chelsea avenue after an eight week paralytic illness leaving three children Regina Alfred and Frank Heiles. Born in New York City she lived in Jersey City before moving to Long Branch 18 years ago. Funeral at Star of the Sea Church Monday at 10. Interment Mt Carmel cemetery. Rev Alfonso Dare and Mrs Dare and Mrs Frishmuth of Haddonfield visited today.

Frances Heiles Albert Heiles Hotel Abbott Heiles Chelsea Avenue Adam Catherine Mohr New York City Jersey City Long Branch Regina Alfred J Frank F. Heiles Mohr Eliza

FINE TRIBUTE TO YOUNG PHYSICIAN DR GEORGE FULTON PALMER

Friends from far and near gathered to pay last respects to Dr. George Fulton Palmer in West Long Branch. The service opened with a duet, scripture reading, and prayers led by Rev. J. B. Whitton and Rev. C. B. Fisher. Mrs. Poole sang, and Dr. Whitton delivered the principal address citing Job 14 14 about life after death. Continued on Seventh Page.

George Fulton Palmer West Long Branch F. A. Poole Harry Hulick F. W. van Note J. B. Whitton Old First M. E. Church C. B. Fisher West Grove

Red Bank Chautauqua Programs And Lectures Highlight Weekend

Chautauqua events announce schedules for La Follette lectures and Adriatic Concert Band performances tomorrow. Several lectures by W A Hunsperger and Senator La Follette are listed with motion pictures, concerts, and readings. Community notices include illness and local personnel updates.

W. A. Hunsperger Titus Avon Players Chauncey J. Hawkins North Woods Hawkins Theodore Roosevelt Miss Melrose Robert M. la Follette

Carranza flees to Texas amid mediation uncertainty

White House admits possible failure of Mexican mediation as Carranza rumored to flee Saltillo en route to Laredo. Niagara Falls reports public U S reply to insist on a Constitutionalist provisional president to curb further bloodshed amid a split with Villa.

Washington, D. C White House Carranza Villa Niagara Falls Kent California Saltillo Laredo Texas Ont United States

Automobilist Killed in New Brunswick Collision

A driver, RHd. G. Fords, died instantly near New Brunswick New Jersey today when his car skidded and overturned at high speed while crossing a track. The incident occurred as the automobile, traveling at thirty miles per hour, lost control. Crystal Wave Council No. 54 D of L elected officers last night. names include Hayden as Collector and Beatrice Burl as Outside Guard, with Anna Ey and Anna A. Cook holding secretary roles and Beatrice Marl as Pianist.

New Brunswick N. J Rhd G. Fords Here Fords Crystal Wave Crystal Wave Council D. of L Aay A Hayden Feediind Uneilor Staan Bere Tak Armor Ellory Elsie Wi Anna Ey Nettle Garriel Beatrice Burl Addie Cook Anna A. Cook Beatrice Marl

Chattle High School prepares for thirty-eighth annual exercises

The final graduation event of Chattle High School is set for tomorrow at St Luke's M E Church. A B Meredith, Newark education official, will present the diploma while the high school orchestra performs under B L Bruske. Speakers include J Leroy Barty and several graduates from both June and February classes.

Chattle High School S J. Luke M. E. Church A. B. Meredith Board of Education Newark B. Louisé Bruske J. Leroy Barty Yale

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Czar Czarina J. Wesley Seaman Woolley Mr. Seaman Miss Beale Elizabeth Stearns Beale F. A. Beale Frederickie Iglehart, Jr Ir. C. Iglehart Dobbs, Ferry N. Y Beale Morton A. Barnes St. James’ Church Akron Iglehart Hyer and Flock Undertakers Ady Mr. Reick Monmouth L. C Count von Bernstorff American Press Association MOOSE Dally Record Atlantice High- Lands Dares Alfonso Dare William Frishmuth Haddonfield Dare Foresters of America Geo. H. van Winkle Fin Moose Smoker Mrs. Birdwall II Rachel Birdsall West Street Walters. Reed U. S Frank Caprio United States Detective Agency Felix Santangello Mr. Santangello Ballentine B Way Asbury Smallwood W. B. Scott Geo. Warnton Leon Henry Hatcher P. H. Hatcher Mary Frasier Washington Niagara Waledigt Gnawoodrow Wilson
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