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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

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Tramps Cleared Out After Kidnaping Tale Unfolds

Harry Vincent of Ohio and James Farrell of South Amboy were released on kidnapping charges by Red Bank authorities but rearrested under the tramp section of the disorderly act by Officer James F. Lynch of Eatontown. They were jailed for 30 days after a Justice of the Peace in Eatontown sent them to Freehold. A boy from Roselle reported being dragged by two hoboes near a railroad tower, leading to a Red Bank search and a careful description that matched the men. The mother of the boy, Mary Ellison, disputed the tale, suggesting the boy had run away to see a soldier brother. The captors were later released, then rearrested before being freed again.

Harry Vincent Ohio James Farrell South Amboy Red Bank James F. Lynch Eatonto Eatontown Justice of the Peace Jason Freehold Hisle Harold Elton Roselle Elizabeth Shrewsbury Oftentown Young Ellison Roscoe Mary Ellison Sea Girl Perth Amboy Eatontown Township

Pick Out Your Agower It Let a Went Ad

Ad prose fragment discusses want ads and their role in helping workers find opportunities in the city, noting daily growth and success through listings. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event details or sources.

Eighth annual Lyceum Parochial School commencement

The Lyceum Parochial School held its eighth annual commencement with five graduates from the school and five from a second parochial institution. Rev. William P. Cantwell presented diplomas and gave the address on Christian Education. Miss Jennie Finley was valedictorian with the topic Into Life's School. The program featured music, operetta, and a range of dramatic and choral numbers.

Lyceum Parochial School Lyceum William P. Cantwell Church of Our Lady, Star [of the Sea New Jersey Jennie Finley Joseph Aloysus Mahar Anna Margaret Houlihan Gerald John Condon Teresa Maria Murphy Jack West Lena Dispagno John Nolan Joseph Finley William Durkin James Minser Howard Mullen Hanson King Oberon Philip Chanfrau Titania Helga Burns Felix —Leo Cogan Phatcie Elizabeth O'Keefe Puck Leo Hollywood Elues Margaret Melee Susanna Lawley Chorus of Fairies Mabel Wilson Francis Zemanan Anna Francis Goff Donald MacFarlane Jennie Agnes Finley

Oakhurst Church Debt Cleared By Generous Commitments

The Oakhurst Methodist Episcopal chapel raised 6750 toward liquidating debt ahead of its dedication led by Bishop Luther B Wilson and Dr John L Krantz. Gifts totaled from church societies and individuals with a gifted lot boosting property value to 10000 and only 1750 debt remains. The celebration included night exercises and poems by Rev Dr John Handley and former pastors.

Oakhurst Methodist Episcopal Chapel Luther B. Wilson Harry A. Bélyén John L. Krantz New York W. Campbell Clark Newark Oakhurst Aes Servne John Handley Old First Church Reeves

Wilson to Fight A Rate Increase in New Jersey

Attorney General Edmund Wilson will travel to Washington to argue before the Interstate Commerce Commission for suspending proposed higher passenger commuter fares. The State Railroad Commission urges filing and a formal investigation into the fare increase to delay action pending review. Also noted are a horse death for the United States Express Company, the last meeting of Samuel T Sleeper Camp, and an auxiliary festival planned at the Branchport Clubhouse with events Wednesday.

Trenton N. J Edmund

Elberon Memorial Church Opening Marks Summer Pulpits

Elberon Memorial Church in New Jersey announces summer pulpits as Rev Dr David James Burrell will be away. Notable New York and New Jersey divines will supply including Rev Dr Joseph Dunn Burrell and Rev Dr M W Stryker. The opening follows the 1910 anniversary and benefits Monmouth Memorial Hospital.

David James Burrell Marbie Collegiate Reformed Church New York Elberon Memorial Church New Jersey West End Burrell Edinburgh Joseph Dunn Burrell Classen Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn M. W. Stryker Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y John ¥. Carson Central Presbyterian Church Clelland B. McAfee Lafayette Presbyterian Church Abbot £. Kittridge Madison Avenue ReformedChurch John F. Carson David DeForest Burrell First Presbyterian Church South Orange Monmouth Memorial Hospital Marie Stoddart- Gayler Marie Jordan Fitzgibbon John Young Grant Odell Robert Gayler John N. Beach Gerrish Ho Milliken William Campbell Ewen McIntyre Frederick Frelinghuysen J. E Barbour Harvey Bk. Fisk Moses Taylor Charles J. Young Church of the Puritans Donald Sage Mackay

Lightning Strikes Farm and Village As Storm Rages

During a fierce electrical storm at Lincroft and Eatontown, a barn owned by Peter V. Patterson burned after a lightning strike, a nearby boy Philip Murray was stunned but revived, four horses were rescued, and damage included tools and hay. A large telephone pole was shattered and trees were struck in the village.

Peter V. Patterson Lincroft Philip Murray John R. Canaver Eatontown Albert Wolcott

Weather Bureau Forecast for Thursday Evening in New York

The Weather Bureau forecast covers the thirty six hours ending Thursday at 6 pm for New York City and surrounding area. Light variable winds are expected with generally pleasant weather conditions.

U. 8 Weather Bureau

Stage Celebrities for Elas Vaudeville Tonight

A meeting of the Elks vaudeville committees and prominent theater figures prepared a June 28 show at the Lyceum in this city. An all star lineup includes The 4 Masons Annie Hart Frank Bravis and Jack Harrington Longacre Four and many more. Proceeds benefit Long Branch Lodge of Elks as Uckees and others sell tickets at Feslers Pharmacy.

Elks’ Vaudeville Elis Lyceum 4 Masons Annie Hart Frank Bvazis Jack Harrington Longacre J. W. Bowers Keegan and Mack Tenbrooke Henry Otto Brothers Carmen Sisters Cooke and Sylvia Johnnie’ Weber Blochsom and Burns Murphy and Willard Carrine Francis

Roosevelt enraged by Ethel marriage rumor story

New York June 22 Roosevelt flew in a towering rage upon learning a newspaper report claimed his daughter Ethel would marry James Thompson Williams Jr a Taft era Civil Service Commissioner The ex president called the tale an infamous scandal and calous infamy He and Ethel were in an automobile with Kermit Roosevelt during the incident He later met with the Outlook office delegation from the Hamilton Club of Chicago and dined with the Camp Fire Club at the Waldorf Also noted are local items about George Leukel a Princeton Theological Seminary graduate lecturing at Ashland NJ and Holy Name Bootery members gathering at Ve Lfetum at 8 pm plus Britten ice cream cones and a stray reference to the ice cream vendor.

New York Roosevelt Oyster Bay Ethel James Thompson Williams, Jr Taft Civil Service Kermit Ethel Wer Outlook Office Hamilton Club Chicago Camp Fire Club Waldorf Young Williams New Mexico

Medals Awarded for Bravery by American Life Saving Society

Six Long Branch residents received medals for heroism from the American Life Saving Society at Broadway Theatre. Charles Williams rescued two at Long Branch. other rescues occurred in Sea Bright and Branch locations. President Brennan delivered the eulogy. Mount missed the ceremony due to detention in New York.

Long Branch American Life Saving Broadway Theatre Arb Friends of the Heroes Charles O. McFadfin Charles Williams John Donahoe Lewis Chavey George W. Mount Sea Bright George Geats Jr T Then Mingle Kahn Branch Ricob Minkin John Laubenstein H. J. Hersakowitz Pietro Tomaint Mr. Hughes Eiberon Mount New York Brennan American Life Saving Society George G. Herbert

Chaperons Rally For Tag Day Fund Drive

A 1910s social event aims to raise funds with chaperons and a teambuilding spirit. A big anti-salon meeting is planned at St Luke’s M E Church Friday with an all day rally to organize a county league and hear Congressman Bal discuss traffic and reform.

Finiac St. Luke's M. KE Ivan Conroe Federation Bal Aathalomn League

Return of Mrs George WeeS From Brooklyn Visit

Mrs George wees of Brooklyn spent from Wednesday until May with her sister Mrs John Wyckolt of Gosillie.

George Wees i ‘Fly Brooklyn John Wyckolt Gosilliie

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Lad Alfred Brown Mr. Brown Mstocowhoe Wall Street Hollywood Golt Ysl Festers Macy Golden Magen Lyceum School St. James School Father Cantwell Christian Education Collins Elizabeth Collings Margaret J. Herries Huropé Alexander Curchin William Curchin Fair Haven Lizabeth Goney Island Louis Softel Overbrook Farm Middletown Township Elka Fegler’s Phar Duff Campbell Westina Wilson Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Samuel’ T. Sleeper Bona of Veterans of Red Bank W24 Twenday Night Saints The Holy Nauté Society St the Lyceum of Duet Comet I. Bo Y. Ee Branchport Amd Everneting. Ee Mae Ian Courer Park Avenue Edifice Weather Bureau Forecast American Lifesaving Society Elas Mr. Leukel George Leukel Princeton Theoolgical Seminary Leukel Ashland Mr. Lenkel Holy Name Bootery Britten Atlantic’ Highland St Girt James Dugan Henry Brown Michaél Burns Dagah Brown Dugan Pher Chandler Lilian Slocum Cooper Avenue Ladiew da Ae Ike Casseh Nove Selene Ihe Rumson Haly Hamme ‘Pré Pat’ Ov Cloek Migtet Ae Bath Svenee Brent
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