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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1911

Page

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Coroner's jury cannot fix cause of McKeon death

In Eatontown a coroner's jury failed to determine how John McKeon died after a blow at Winter's saloon. Evidence showed McKeon was struck and later found unconscious, with post mortem revealing a fractured skull but no direct proof linking the strike to death. The verdict cited death by a fractured skull from unknown causes.

John W. Flock John 8 Appleware, Jr Town Hall Eatontown John McKéoh Winter's Saloon Charles Breese Mika Dangler Theodore Wolcott Thomas Dickinson Edward Smock Witncabes McKeon John McKeon Mathesh Winter's Qe Panett McKéon Bennett Ray John Henry Fred Arthur Riley ToNy McKean Gearlk Bea Egg AeKeag George Ray Teaugatlant George Bénhett Joseph T. Welch Wittieadés Michael O'Flaherty Michael Winter Oceanport O'Flaherty Baa Charles Hendrick Frances O'Flaherty McKeen Rush

Elks Elect Officers at Long Branch Lodge No.742

H W Cooper was elected Exalted Ruler of Long Branch Lodge No.742 BPOE. Other officers named include Leading Knight August Wipe Loyal Knight Chyasi Rosefigtans Secretary Henry Schoenlein Treasurer Phillip Cohen Tyler Mortig Judas Trustee 8 years Arthur Sussman Representative to Grand Lodge Thomas P Fay Alternate H W Cooper.

H. W. Cooper Long Branch Lodge Long Branch Hogs Ike Atl Fleers W. Cooper B. B Knight+Chyasi Rosefigtans Henry Schoenlein TreasuresPhill L. Cohen Tyler—Mortig Judas Arthur Sussman Grand Lodge Thos P. Fay Althernate H. W. Coopar

St James Initiation And Fire Engine Anniversary Plans

St James committee invites members to join the initiation event at St James Hall. A 000 game night features Dance and social with Ladies Auxiliary asked to attend Friday at 7 80. Preparations underway for the first anniversary of the Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company led by Amelia Bogreem.

Far Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company Amelia Bogreem

Red Bank Race Two Skaters Compete for Monmouth Honor

Final arrangements set for Saturday night at Red Bank Lyceum rink as Henry Attigen and George Roop post $100 each for a two mile race for Monmouth county honors. William Blackburn, noted champion, will race Roop two weeks later with a handicap. An ensuing three race series follows with a potential tie breaker by toss up. Also, Baptist Ushers Union meal at Germania Hotel West Front to feature Rev Moore as principal speaker on church in modern times.

Red Bank Lyceum Henry Attigen Long’ Branthi George Roop Red Bank Monmouth County William Blackburn Rifik New York Roop Lyoham Blackburn Boon Rodo Attigon Higiatdé Alain Germania West Front Street Ad Moore Aked Avenue Fist Panores

Indictments Quashed Over Mary Martha Beldo Name Error

In Freehold, indictments charging Mary and Irene Beldo of Red Bank with concealing the birth of a child were quashed after the court found the indictment used Mary instead of Martha Beldo. Attorneys for the accused noted the misnaming during the trial call.

Mary Irene Beldo Rew Bank Foster Freehold Mary Beldo Martha Beldo A. J.C. Brokes Joseph Reil Red Bank Ge W. Wilson New Jersey Central Railroad Henry Johnson Keyport Helen Field Rachel A. Field Schware’ House Fort Hancock Gage Halsey Lisk Ashbury Park Lisky York Bernard Cohen Asbury Park

Senate Can't Schedule Extra Session Tariff Board Vote

Washington March 2 The Senate abandoned hopes for an extra session and will labor only on regular appropriation bills through Saturday. Debates on the tariff board bill continued with opposition from Heyburn Hale Stone and others who vow to defeat it. An amendment to make the board a joint Senate and House body failed, as did a provision allowing subpena power and book demands.

Washington Senate Permanent Tariff Board Lorimer Tariff Commission Heyburn Hale Stone Tariff Committee Tariff Board Monty Demb* Eratté Wea Congress Billey

Sacrifice Clearance Sale At Red Bank Clothier Davidson

JM M Davidson a Red Bank clothing house begins a sacrifice clearance offering overcoats and suits with a March 4 start. The sale promises sweeping price cuts across spring fall and winter garments as the store urges readers to check the Daily Record ad for details.

JM. M. Davidson Red Bank Clothier Davidson Hécord

Thompson Anniversary Promises Social Evening at Allaire

Mr and Mrs R C Thompson celebrate their silver wedding anniversary at their home near Allaire with many friends from Long Branch and vicinity expected to attend.

R. C. Thompson Homer'at Allaire Long Branch Thompson Monmouth ‘County Board of ‘Chosen Freeholders

Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey period ends Friday

The Weather Bureau predicts a fair night and Friday for New Jersey with moderate west winds and a barometer at 29.70 inches. Wind velocity around 12 miles per hour from the west and temperatures expected to be modest.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey

Ladies Choose Officers in Aid Society at Long Branch

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor met at the Morris avenue home and elected officers after a serial gathering. Mrs. Cubberley resigns as president on medical advice, with health noted as the reason. New officers include President Mrs. Charles P. McFad, First Vice President Mrs. Leon Cubberley, Second VP Mrs. F. K. Gano, Third VP Mrs. S. Hirschfeld, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. John Heladr, Recording Secretary Mrs. Carlton Warwick, and Treasurer Mrs. James Ennis.

Cubberley Society For Aid of Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the Poor Morris Avenue Leon Cubbers Charles P. McFad Leon’ Cubberiey F. K. Gano 8. Hirschfeld John Heladr Carlton Warwick James Ennis

Prudential Grant Policyholders Stand in Contingency Surplus Case

Vice Chancellor Howell rules on Blanchard v Prudential Insurance, allowing division of a $2,600,000 contingency surplus to stockholders and approving a $20,000,000 policyholder benefit plan. The decision covers rate reductions or increased insurance for post July 5 1909 policies, with potential 125 percent dividend and ongoing annual ten percent payout.

Howell Blanchard Prudential Insurance Company Saya Odtin

Geran primary bills delay in Trenton Assembly

In Trenton on March 2 the Nichola primary bills Senate Nos 7 and 8 to directly nominate candidates for Governor and Congress were laid on the table by Democrats, blocking passage to allow the Geran administration measure to advance first. Governor Wilson met with senators and Assembly members to discuss the Geran primary bills and a Democratic assembly conference was scheduled for Monday. The Assembly also considered the Bahn bill on egg pricing, which failed 19 to 29, while other bills passed or introduced included measures affecting Rumson and other townships, and Assembly Bill No 981 proposing a state osteopathy licensing board.

Trenton Nichola Senate Congress Assembly Wilson Silzér Osborne Gebhardt Geran Mat’ Thefs Ngan Hwson La*Moenté Somerset House Whic Matthews McCran Criti Afl Brown

Red Bank Man Weds in Philadelphia Ceremony

Charles T. Hall of Red Bank returned with his bride Mrs Hall formerly Florence Freeland after a Tuesday night ceremony at Holy Comforter Church Philadelphia performed by Rev B J McHenry. The couple stay at 69 Wallace Street Red Bank. Hall’s parents live in Glenolden. Rush Patton of Wood Patton contractors is sidelined with an inflamed eye from lime. Masons may form bowling teams from Long Branch lodges to compete for honors.

Pride of Silver Council Offidere Little Silver Daugh Jennie B. Hays Newark W. L. Jaywa Elizabeth. Packer Ben Bright Jennie Joline Long Branch Mra. Denser Jersey City Bowman Joline W. W. Shempanore Charles T. Hall M. M. Davidson Red Bank Philadelphia Wallace Street Rush Patton Wood & Patton Lippincott Avenue

Coal Thief Arrested by Railroad Detective

Tuesday night railroad detective Charlea Haas arrested a man for stealing coal from a coal car. He was taken before Recorder James H. Sickles and sent to Freehold to await grand jury action. George W. Wilson was mentioned in connection with the case.

Charlea’ Haas James H. Sickles Freehold George W. Wilson

Mine Host Shinn Celebrates Thirty Second Birthday

Long Branch friends of Walter Shinn proprietor of the American Hotel Freehold joined guests from Red Bank and Freehold to honor his thirty second birthday with a banquet. Rev Dr Thomas O Hanlon plans move to Ocean Grove. Kroener resigns as Beach and Park Commissioner. successor due next Monday. Ye Old Folks Concert by First Presbyterian Sunday school Friday at 8. Tickets 25 cents. Sexton Bros undertakers 516 Broadway. Tel 122 LB 4odawef

Long Branch Walter Shinn Freehold Red Bank Shiin Long Kroener Henry Kroener Rutherford Ma Acker Mrer Ap Pol First Presbyterian

Little Silver Man Dead at Sixty Five

Harrison D. White a lifelong Little Silver resident died of diabetes at age 65. Funeral at Little Silver M E Church Sunday at two led by Rev Garrison. Burial location undecided. Directors Mount & Som arranged. White helped run a local livery business and was beloved by villagers who rode with him.

Harrison D. White Little’ Silver Little Silver M. BH. Oblirer Joséph Garrison Robert Mount & Som White Thedddte White

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