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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1914

Page

9

Red Bank Burglar Steals $12 and Jewelry Charm

A burglar entered W. A. Hopping’s Red Bank home through a back window at 1 30 am taking $12 in cash a gold watch and a cigar cutter charm valued near $25. He fled through a front window and was seen by Mrs McCarty and John Brewer yards away. Police Chief Arthur Wymbs investigates based on a short stocky suspect description.

W. A. Hopping Broad Street Red Bank Mr. Hopping Bergen Place Maple Avenue Hopping Arthur Wymbs

Ill Fated Class President William Allen Dies at 17

William Allen of Red Bank died after months of illness at his uncle’s Wallace Street home. A Red Bank High School senior and class president for 1914, he held roles as athletic president and basketball manager. He left school for work at Adlem and Co. and is survived by a brother Dean in New York. Funeral at St James Church Red Bank followed by Mt Olivet Cemetery burial.

William Allen Patrick Allen Red Bank Thomas Donough Wallace Street Adlem and Co Red Bank High School William McCue Shrewsbury Allen Clarence Boughton Young Allen Mair Haven Ned Bank Dean

Funeral held for John McMurtry longtime city resident

John McMurtry aged 78, a resident of the city for 34 years, died recently. Funeral services were held at his late home 96 Hemdrickson Cayenne. He is survived by four daughters Mrs Fleming of Washington NJ, Mrs Manley of New Brunswick, Mrs Sehock and Mrs Hampton of Long Branch. He belonged to the First Reformed Church.

City John McMurtry Hemdrickson

Shaking Hands at a Simple Ceremony

London Telegraph notes a cheerful scene where two men wearing fine bands exchange handshakes in a brief ceremony. The piece highlights their excited mood and the formal gesture between the pair.

London Telegraph

Peace talks under new Mexican mediation plan

Niagara Falls June 23 A tentative arrangement by A B mediators would have General Carranza appointed agents enter peace negotiations with President Wilson and General Huerta delegates. The mediators announce recess and depart leaving Mexican American delegates to pursue a solution, with talks likely to last two weeks to two months. The plan follows White House discussions with President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Dr Noon the Argentine mediator.

Niagara Falls Ont A. B Carranza Wilson Huerta Niagara Carraga Mexico White House Bryan Tr. Noon Board of Mediators

An Odd Perquisite at English Coronations

A curious relic from English coronations is the right of a peer to claim the heir apparent bed and bedding on the night before the coronation. Historically this perquisite held great value, with bedding including velvet or silk coverlets and priceless hangings of cloth of silver and gold.

Warm Retort About Human Intelligence

A garbled dialogue between John and Charles hints at recognition of genuine intellect amid confusion. The draft text reflects playful, dated wordplay and misspellings, offering a snapshot of voice and tone without clear narrative.

John Charles

Festival of Trees at Red Bank

The ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank will host a two day Festival of Trees at the Hills home East Front Street. Trees donated by Henry J. Roosevelt from his Lincroft farm will be themed booths with items for sale and proceeds for church improvements. Various committees manage booths featuring embroidered towels slippers home-made candy pies cakes and more with activities including fortune telling and prize trees for children.

Ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank Hills East Front Street Ilonry J. Rosevelt Eastront Street Lincroft Leon de la Ronssille Lydia Owens J. H. Gilbert Harriette Conover Harry Day Charles Weeks Louise Morrison Louise Carter Charles White H. B. VanDorn Harry C. Padeau Charles Reckless Jarvis G. Sulphin Laura ,Caldwell W. J. Wolfert Constance Greenawalt Gladys Stewart Marjorie Perine Clare Houghton C. W. Rosegrant Horace B. VanDorn Harry Schenck Hollis iCarter Josephine Weeks Marie Meredith Henry J. Rosevelt Robert MacKellar Robert M. Jarvis Mart Haviland Rudolph Malehow Ella Cullington Palm Tree Estella Greenawalt Charles A. Minton William N. Dunnell Ernest Hdward William B. Clayton Alice Elsdon

Happiness echo in simple barber shop wisdom

A Dayton Herald excerpt presents a dialogue on happiness. The unsophisticated youth asks for the idea of happiness and a Minchsburg sage answers that being next in a crowded barber shop embodies contentment.

Minchsburg Sage Dayton Herald

Pirates Run Coat Checking at Hotels and Restaurants

Town Yeples notes that pirates are not dead but have shifted tactics to coat checking privileges at hotels and restaurants. The remark underscores a change in pirate style of operation and public venues.

Commerce Ball to Be Held August 14 at Ocean Park Casino

Long Branch Chamber of Commerce announces the first annual Chamber of Commerce Midsummer Ball set for Friday August 14 at Ocean Park Casino. The joint committee, led by President McFaddin and secretary of the Commerce Board, discussed co operation with the 1913 Children's Carnival contingent and plans to recruit carnival captains and talent for the event.

Long Branch Chamber of Commercce Ocean Park City Hall McFaddin Commerce Board William H. Slocum Richard ©. Warwick Matthes George IL. Baker Harry C. Rehm Aft

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