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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

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Commuters Win Long Fight for State Regulation

The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals upholds a Public Utility Commission order forcing railroads to issue and publish intercity commutation tickets within the state. The ruling ends a three year dispute with Pennsylvania Erie Susquehanna Lackawanna and New Jersey & New York railroads, enabling state rate investigations and preventing inter state ticketing to New York or Philadelphia when journeys start in Jersey City Hoboken or Camden.

Trenton New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals Supreme Court State Public Utility Commission Jersey City Hoboken Camden Pennsylvania Erie Susquehanna Lackawanna New York Utility Commission Philadelphia State Utility Commission

Real estate move nets new tenants on Pinckney Road

Through Bayard C. Applegate a Red Bank agent Fred Austin of Second National Bank sold a Bergen Place house to Harry F. Malchow. Austin and family will take possession the first of next month and rent EB Gerry Roberts house on the north side of Pinckney Road.

Bayard C. Applegate Red Bank Fred Austin Second National Bank That Place Bergen Place Harry F. Malchow Gerry Roberts Pinckney Road Mr. Austin

Egan Conviction Upheld by Court of Errors and Appeals

The conviction of Stephen M. Egan Hudson County collector for embezzling county funds by loaning 31500 to Robert Davis was affirmed by the Court of Errors and Appeals. The vote was 5 to 4, with possible further stay on appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Sentence ranges one to seven years and a 1000 dollar fine.

Trenton Stephen M. Hgan Hudson County Robert Davis Hudson Court of Errors and Appeals Egan United States Supreme Court Pilton Elior Kelly

Children’s Day at Elberon Church program announced

The Elberon Memorial Church Sunday School will host Children’s Day exercises in the chapel at 3 PM with an organ recital at 4 15 PM. The program includes recitations, songs, a talk by Dr McAfee and addresses by Mr Beach of Allenhurst and Dr McAfer. Parents and friends are urged to attend and contribute flowers.

Elberon Memorial Church McAfee Samuel D. Wiseman Jeanette Weiler John McGarr Helen Anderson Mildred Slocum Carol Helena Conover Grace Anderson Jeanette Wieler Ellen McGarr

Eintracht Singing Society marks twenty fifth birthday in Red Bank

Members and families of the Eintracht Singing Society Red Bank gathered for a twenty fifth anniversary celebration in the Krndel building rooms. An program of vocal and instrumental music, recitations and a banquet followed with Prof. Clouse's orchestra. The society has about 40 members and holds monthly sessions and social events to promote German American sociability.

Eintracht Singing Society Red Bank Krndel Charles Clouse Eintracht Society Charles Hoffman John Aul Joseph G. Eschelbach Hoenemann Grapel Maichow Joseph Aul Jacob Degenring Jacob Burich Augustus Kleinschmidt

Red Bank Young Man to Wed

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Myrtle H. Craig of Hampton Park Ocean County and George D. Hurley of Red Bank. Miss Craig is niece of Samuel Craig and has many Red Bank friends. Hurley works at Erisner's factory and attends the First Reformed Church. Wedding date not set.

Red Bank Myrtle H. Craig Joseph B. Craig Hampton Park Ocean County George D. Hurley A. C. Hurley Miss Craig Samuel Craig Hurley Erisner First Reformed Church Mampton Park Ativon Craig Frederick T. Hurley Oakland Street

Tirzah Court No 2 Ben Hur gathers for June 19

All members of Tirzah Court No 2 Tribe of Ben Hur are requested to attend Thursday evening June 19 at Castle Hall 146 to 1142. The notice appears in an advertisement for high class vaudeville and motion pictures.

Tirzah Ben Hur Castle Hall Imotion Pictures

Telephone Lineman Injured By Fall Near Little Silver Point

Phillip LeVoy a Highlands lineman for the New York Telephone Co. fell from a pole about fourteen feet injuring both wrists severely and sustaining cuts bruises and shock. He landed on his hands and was rushed to awaiting aid as fellow workers under John Leahy Red Bank moved to his side. The incident occurred near the home of Mrs. John Bates on the Little Silver Point road around noon.

Little Silver Point John Bates Phillip LeVoy Highlands New York Telephone Co LeVoy John Leahy Red Bank

Another fashionable wedding tonight at Red Bank home

Miss Alice Madeline Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks, will marry Lester Richmond Moss at 6:30 this evening in the Weeks residence. Rev. Robert MacKellar will officiate before about 100 guests. After a rose-decorated ceremony in the library the couple will honeymoon in the Adirondack Mountains and live in a Little Silver bungalow.

Alice Madeline Weeks Charles Weeks Red Bank Lester Richmond Moss Charles R. Ross Robert MacKellar Red Bank Trinity Episcopal Church Weeks Dorothy Weeks Mary R. Weeks W. H. Ross C. R. Weeks Windsor van Vliet Shrewsbury Dorothy Perkins Adirondack Little Silver Mr. Ross Red Hawk

City Engineer Salary Amendment Put to First Reading

At the adjourned meeting of the Board of Commissioners in Long Branch, an amendment to fix salaries for the City Engineer was approved for first reading. The proposal sets the City Engineer’s yearly salary at six hundred dollars plus monthly payments and any board determined compensation, with duties including supervision of public works and inspections.

Board of Commissioners City Hall Marshall Woolley City of Long Branch City of Long Branc

Fires In Sugar Camp Kill Eighty Girls In Russia

A Miradlow Fugar Beet district dormitory housing eighty female workers was set ablaze. Villagers barricaded doors trapping the sleeping women. their screams filled the night as flames roared. The incident ties to alleged harsh labor practices by sugar planters in Jote.

St. Petersburg Miradlow Fugar Beet Gullditg Kiet Lena Mich

Mrs Croker rents Rumson cottage at Shrewebury Park

Shrewebury Park former country seat of Col J B Hughes at Rumson rented Tuesday to Mrs Richard Croker of New York and London through P Hall Packer for about 5000 dollars. Other rentals noted include Daisey cottage to Daniel Nicholl and Joseph Wheelock cottage to Henry Isham. The item also mentions carpenters’ state council in Paterson and a local theater goers crowd.

Shrewebury Park Col. J. B. Hughes Rumson Richard Croker New York London P. Hall Packer Mr. Packers Agency Daisey Rumson Road Daniel Nicholl New York Evening Mail Joseph Wheelock Henry S. Isham Elizabeth

Suit over car parts heard in Freehold court

Charles C Crutt of Orange sues Anthony M Tomasky of Long Branch over a horn and magneto taken from a car stored in Tomasky garage. Orcutt testified he left the car Aug 27 and found the missing parts on Sep 2. Tomasky claimed no regular garage duties and limited liability for fire or theft at $10 a month.

Charles C. Crcutt Orange Soleitelan Brent Good Long Branch Anthony M. Tomasky Orcutt Mr. Tomasky Stearns Company Hoa Ald Go Tomasky Marie McDonald Heek Avenue Neptune Township James Qoullen

Gypsy fortune tellers try to grab insurance collector

Charles L Hoyt of Ithtaeffy narrowly escaped as a gypsy fortune teller and a male companion seized his pocketbook containing $150 on West End avenue. Hoyt restrained the thief and they fled toward Asbury Park. He vows never to give a gypsy a match or chance to tell his fortune.

Charles L. Hoyt Church Street Mr. Hloyt Pupsy Waron Asbury Park Mr. Hoyt

Age factor in negligence defense affirmed in death suit

The Court of Errors and Appeals upholds a Camden verdict awarding damages for Edward David a seven year old boy killed by a West Jersey and Seashore passenger train at Liberty Street crossing. The court rejects the company’s claim that contributory negligence barred the suit noting a child’s conduct is judged by a different standard than an adult.

Trenton Court of Errors and Appeals Camden Court Edward David West Jersey and Seashore Liberty Street Camden Court of Errors Trenchard

Captain Lake Celebrates 77th Birthday Quietly

Captain Joseph Lake, former Red Bank resident now living with daughter Mrs. Mary W. Reynolds, marked his 77th birthday with good health and a surprise from seven daughters who sent a large American flag. His daughter’s home hosted a birthday dinner with flowers, followed by vaudeville and motion pictures at Grand Tonig.

Joseph Lake Bis City Mary W. Reynolds East Front Street Red Bank Lake Albertina Merchants’ Steamboat Co New York New York Franklin Street Pier

Belmont Race Incident Leaves Horse Injured Before King

An American entry leads the field when a second sensational incident occurs as a horse is thrown and a jockey is injured before the Belmont race. The lunatic escape adds to the dramatic scene surrounding the event.

Belmont

Queen at Ascot Witnesses Tragedy During Derby Weekend

Loudon June 1 an unidentified suffragette sympathizer attempted to halt Tracery August Belmont's entry in the fold cup race at Ascot. He waved a flag and brandished a revolver, was knocked down and trampled as Tracery and jockey Whaley fell. Tracery was uninjured. King George and Queen Mary witnessed the incident from Kempton Downs.

Touay'y Tracery Whaley

Chautauqua Closes After Strong Red Bank Attendance

The 1913 Red Bank Chautauqua ends with Dr Newell Dwight Hillis speaking on The America of Today and Tomorrow. Miss Meddie O Hamilton delivered the final lecture and a concert followed as over 400 season tickets and thirty guarantees secure next season. Fair Haven child Cora L Brown dies after pneumonia. funeral from the Brown residence tomorrow at two. Interment in White Ridge cemetery South Harbor Town. Nellie True of this city visits Chicago to see Mrs James Rowland.

Red Bank Newell Dwight Hillis Meddie O. Hamilton Fair Haven Cora L Bilis Ida Brown Miss True Chicago Nellie True James Rowland Cora Jackson Windy City Rowland

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Order of Utilities Commission Jersey Court of Appeals Monmouth County Electric Co Second Avenue Victor Avenue Elberon Church Dr. McAfee New Red Bank Lodge Leslie Vanfelt Keansburg Postal Telegraph Co Washington Camp Patriotic Order, Sons of America Little Alice M. Weeks Lester R. Ross Herman Rothe North Egremont Mass N. Joerg & Son Broadway Theatre Joerg George Parr Rothe the Grand Ste John Pocock West End Elect New Librarian George A. Edwards E. B. Fields St. Luke's Bible School Sunday School Association of St. Luke's M. EK John Y. Dobbins Edward Field Field Como Mielder Karry VanBrunt Association Home Department C. A. Wright TC. Sherman G. A. Parslow Washington Park William G. Pingon Sty Paterson State Council of Carpenters United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Grand Theatre Chester M. Truax Broadway W. 1 King Shere Acres Seven Bridge Road Little Br Yar N. J Freewold Singer Sewing Machine Misa Todd E. C. Todd Chattle High School Yng Mary Sparks Eatontown Shamson Dairy Westwood Avenue van Dyke C. C. Cattanach Miss Perinchief Mildred Perinchief Percy Perinchiel Methodist Episcopal Conference of Ethel Hitchings Branch Avenue Mr. Perinchiel First Methodist Church Red Ibank Capt. Lake Emily Davison
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