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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

3

Wits Coixon Returns From Italy Tour

Min Mattie Croxon of Second Ave pie returns home after five months touring Italy. She was greeted by friends with sidewalk receptions on Broadway and described as healthy and jolly. Naples featured in her travels with a touring party. the voyage home was on the Carpathia. A separate item reports an American insurance broker losing a bicycle wheel on Third Avenue, with a Pierce wheel described as in excellent condition.

Wits Coixon Hols Italy Min Mattie Croxon Second Avepie Broadway Miss Croxon Ayever Atie Austria Naples Carpathia Third Avenue Congdon

MISS DE BRUIN WEDS WILLIAM THOMPSON AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Miss Bessie De Bruin daughter of Mr and Mrs J De Bruin of Elberon and William Thompson of Madison Avenue were married yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church by Rev John G Rovell. The bride wore white satin with lace and her bridesmaids included Nellie De Bruin Jennie De Bruin and Mamie Fischer. The couple plan a honeymoon in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Lakewood and will reside on Madison Avenue.

Broadway William Thompson Presbyterian Church Bessie de Bruin Jacob de Bruin Elberon Madison Avenue John G. Rovell Nellie Jennie DeBruin Mamie Fischer Percy Dey Philadelphia Atlantic City Lakewood Thompson Wes Pischer Arid J.H

Beger Aul An Pein Nine Threats Remain

A fragment notes Charles Beger facing charges or threats related to a nine count case. Details are illegible but the reference anchors a legal matter involving Beger and an unnamed district or court. Further readable context is unavailable.

Charles Beger

Sitting Habit and Duel Define Heroic Misfires at Bull Run

A rambling reminiscence catalogs a Civil War officer famed for a sitting habit during battles. He recounts mistaken charges at Bull Run, a duel provoked by a colonel, and a countermanded march as 4 000 enemy troops watched.

M. Quad Bull Run Sui Pope Konioh Konoh Colomé Eustis Onderg Coronel Ker Chantilly Creer Rich

FragmentedHumorAndAdvice In A Patchwork Page

The text presents a collage of cartoon captions and quips. It mixes humorous lines about manners school life and oddball exchanges with stray quotes and partial names. Readers glimpse playful dialogue and a clipped slice of daily life from a historical page.

Summer Plans and Classroom Comedy Hide in Fragments

Fragmented verse and schoolroom humor mix in a collage of lines about summer plans, fashion, and a stern teacher. The text alternates between decorative scenes and exam room banter, hinting at broader dramatic scenes and misread captions.

Freehold Society Wedding Ends New York Man’s Arrival

Miss Hazel Lewis, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Scott Matlack, wed Edgar A Drum of New York at her parents 40 Broadway home in Freehold. Rev Harry Moore Blake officiated as guests from Philadelphia and New York attended. The couple plans residence in New York where Drumm works as a YMCA auto department professor.

Hazel Lewis New York Freehold Walter Scott Matlack Edgar A Drum Harry Moore Blake Broadway Lohengrin Elta L. Allen Long Branch Mendelssohn Elsie M. Matlack Edward E. Miller Philadelphia Mr. Drumm Automobile Department Mt. Holly Trenton A. Keansburg Hillsdale Brooklyn

York theatre plan praised for ample seating and charm

The article notes the theatre in York as one of the largest of its size and describes its seats and walls as well built. It mentions daily entertainments, growing patronage, and pleasing evenings for patrons enjoying performances.

York

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