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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
12
Rev. E. A. Raynor of the Philippines will spend the summer in this city, living with the Bruske family on Dewey street. He has five years of mission service and will supply the pulpit at several churches. He is a relative of Miss B. Louise Bruske, music supervisor in the public schools.
William Kohlberg and Oscar Friedman of Gueldalia and Company, cigar manufacturers of New York, push a manufacturing in bond plan to yield genuine Havana cigars at lower prices. They claim bonds prevent adulteration and protect American labor, despite a $1,800 yearly government inspector cost.
Frank Matthes of BBC Hazard & Co. prepares for a Seattle trip this week. A Long Branch businessman praised him as resembling Woodrow Wilson and acting like Theodore Roosevelt, a comic moment as Matthes tries to impersonate both. Matthes has long worked with Heinz 57 Varieties and BBC Hazard & Co. is expanding wholesale shipments to the Far West and overseas. Chile’s vast natural forests span about seven million acres.
The Eintracht Singing Society of Red Bank marked its 26th anniversary with a Sunday picnic at Steele's Grove Eatontown attended by about 120 people. A baseball game featured West Enders defeating Tin Can Alley 7 to 5 with Carl Munch umpiring and Harry Hoffman pitching for the winners.
Seven year old Bernard Eron of Passaic died after a dare to eat a green apple. Summit convalescent home closed for lack of 7000 dollars for the coming year. Dover High School graduate Raymond Lerg earned a gold medal for perfect attendance in twelve years. Siegfeld Glass remained outside U S district court in Newark as bail issues stalled his case. Judge Haight sentenced Louis Stegman of Plainfield to one year and six months, and David Stegman of New Brunswick to one year and five days in a bankruptcy conspiracy case. August Schriber, the longtime recluse near Beott’s mountain, is jailed in Warren county pending sanity review. Schriber’s illness traces to a hunter’s gun wound. Thought for Today. Leather lungs do not prove brains. Advertise In the Daily Record.
West Long Branch Borough Council met at 8 p m with Mayor Golden presiding. Bills were audited and approved. a solicitor's opinion on dog and poultry damages was read and noted. Councilman Beach ordered the clerk to ask John W Ivins to improve his Wall street sidewalk. The meeting adjourned.
Miss Jose M. Dingley and Miss Bessle M. Davis members of the Pillar of Fire colony known as The Holy Jumpers in Somerville New Jersey refuse to pay a $5 fine each for praying and singing in front of the First Reformed Church. They chose jail over the fines and were sentenced to ten days apiece. A real estate agent offered to pay the fines but was refused. Sympathy grows while steps may be taken to reopen the case to test the town ordinance against street prayer and singing.
Cosaboom, a New York dyer who helped recover the first bodies from the sunken liner, died during a desperate salvage attempt as heavy seas hampered divers. Two rescuers found his body on the river bed, likely suffocated when his valve closed. Haiti President Zamor Takes Field As Revolt Suppresses Invasion.
A fragmentary text compiles quotes on peace science and reason, mixing classical lines from Collins Omar Khayyam and Spencer with stray phrases. It includes stray names and misquoted phrases, ending with a stray gadget-style marker and a place reference.
An 88 year old Montclair woman became a great grandmother when a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Lichtenstein in Bloomfield Mountainside hospital. The mother before marriage was Miss Bartlett Greevy Ackerman. The child gains two grandmothers two great grandfathers two great grandmothers a great great grandmother eleven granduncles eight grandaunts and three great great aunts. All live in Montclair and nearby towns. United States vice consul Ogdensburg N Y James Buckly died at seventy five. Paterson notes a public event with knocker campaigns and a campaign to post the city.
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