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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

14

Governor Fielder enters race for New Jersey governorship

Acting Governor James Fielder of Hudson County announces on March 7 that he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor next fall. He vows to canvass every county and keep rivals Wittpenn and Katzenbach busy. Fielder backs jury reform and a constitutional convention, urging passage of a grade crossing bill.

Trenton N. J James F. Filelder Hudson County Eater Fistre F. Cook James F. Fielder Wittpenn Jersey City Frank S. Katzenbach Fielder Senate Assembly

Havana Resident Reports Summer In Long Branch For Cubans

Dr. Carlos L. Henriquez returns from Havana with news that about twenty families plan to vacation in Long Branch next summer. Wealthy Cubans reportedly attend a banquet honoring him for opening baseball to Cuban youth, leading to multiple U S leagues signing Cuban players this year. Castro attends the Havana dinner and praises Henriquez while hinting at further discussions with Bryan.

Long Branch Carlos L. Henriquez Havana Henriquez United States General Castro Cuba Napoleon Key West Washington Castro Bryan

Anission Workers Plan Big Meeting At Parker’s Theatre

A community outreach event organized by the Anission workers will convene at Parker’s theatre Sunday night. The meeting emphasizes inclusive attendance, no admission charge, and a program featuring singing led by J. G. Foster, with a later open portion for participant involvement.

Anission Parker’s Theatre J. G. Foster

Shrewsbury Committee Sways Through Heated Session

A lively Shrewsbury township committee meeting in borough hall faced insults and disputes as President Agron Armstrong maintained order. Road supervisor Worden and Committeeman Black clashed over remarks by George White, with White defending his right to speak amid controversy.

Shrewsbury Borough Hall Red Bank Agron Armstrong Elmer B. Carlile Little Silver Carlile Thim Orlando W. Wordens Black Mr. Carlile Mr. Worden George White White Mr. Black Armstrong

Improvements at the Elks Home in Gar field avenue progress

The Elks Home interior renovations continue with a modernized ceiling and walls in the reception hall, a redesigned front entrance with glass, and a lighter stairway. The assembly room and lawn plans, plus floral displays, are underway as Exalted Ruler Charles Rosencrann plans a cabinet to oversee the project. General note on local notices and ads follows.

Elks Garfield Avenue Charles Rosencrann Charley Order August Weber Long Branch Lodge Grand Lodge P. E. R. B. Drummond Woolley

Dynamite Barge Explosion Kills and Hurts in Baltimore

A dynamite laden barge exploded in Curtis Bay near Baltimore injuring and killing multiple workers. The blast damaged nearby buildings including Havre de Grace and Annapolis State House, with 39 bodies recovered and many unaccounted. The incident also rattled Philadelphia and caused widespread panic along the Delaware River.

Baltimore Panama Canal Curtis Bay Ehipa J Alum Chine Anstey Atlantc Havre de Grace Annapolis Philadelphia Baltimore Harbor League Island Navy Yard Delaware River League Island Navy Ward

Methodist author defies HS critics in New Jersey conference

Atlantic City March 7 A heated clash at the New Jersey Methodist Conference centers on the Methodist Book Concern. Rev George Mains defends the publication in a tumultuous session while Rev Ridout criticizes it as liberal and rationalistic. The debate touches Catholic influence and priestly education as Dr Stockdale questions church views on Catholics. The dispute continues on the seventh page.

Atlantic City New Jersey M. E Methodist Book Concern George W. Ridout Trenton Methodist Review George Mains New York Berry F.B. Stockdale Asbury Park Eli Gifford Merchantville Mains J. Morgan Reede New Brunswick

Long Branch Nurse Reports February Work Totals

At City Hall the Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association heard Miles Helen Forbes summarize February activity. Forbes began on February 8 and logged 140 nursing calls and 66 cooperative calls, totaling 206. The group notes ongoing need and appeals for loan closet donations ahead of a planned big meeting.

Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association City Hall Miles Helen Forbes Miss Forbes

Mikado Makes Hit At Red Bank Theatre

The Mikado drew a large crowd at the Empire theatre Red Bank where the Philharmonic Society presented the opera. Newcomers Lett and Bushby led strong performances as Ko Ko and Pooh Bah with Lett delivering rare humor. Magee and Sabath received applause for Nanki Poo and Yum Yum respectively as the show benefited Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Continued on Sixth Page.

Bociety Empire Theatre Red Bank Philharmonic Society Robert Lett New York Ko-Ko Titipu Digsby Bell Mr. Lett A. H. Hushby New Yorker Pooh- Bah Harold Wood Paul de la Roussille Eugene Magee Nanki-Poo Magee John Swackhammer Middeltown Pieh-Tueh Samuel Sabath Yum- Yum

Parochial Schools Monthly Concert Recitals and Honors

The Star of the Sea parish Lyceum hosted the monthly parochial school concert with hymns readings and recitations. Honors and testimonials were awarded to students including Joseph Thoma Esther Barlow Margaret Whelan and Thomas Throckmorton. An advertisement promotes Ready Wear Hats and local market specials with Griffin's Band and the Long Branch Opera House feature.

Star of the Sea Lyceum Great St. Joseph Theban Legion Joseph Thoma Tritemius Esther Barlow Paul Revere Geo. Ronan Columbia Byoseph Thoma Thomas Throckmorton Margaret Whelan Vera White Lillian Miller Lillian Pritchard Maria Dinen May Curtis John Griffin Long Branch Opera House Griffn

Tariff Revision Taken Up by House Leaders

The House Ways and Means Committee advances a tariff focused program with sixteen bills including fourteen on schedules and a free list, plus administrative machinery. President Wilson meets with senators and discusses extra session plans as cabinet discussions continue.

Democrats of Ways and Means Wasington BD. C Harity House Ways and Means Representative Palmer Pennsylvania Yesteray Underwood Washington, D. C Wilson Tillman South Carolina Culberson Texas Fitzgerald New York Appropriations Committee Charles F. Murphy New York Democrate

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State House New State Executive Messrs. Wittpenn Katzenbach Jacob Steinbach Broadway Upper Broadway St. James' Missionary Society Third Ave Golden's Maren Evera White House Broadway Theatre Parker Little Silver Man Investiga Tion Report Oceanport Oceanport H. & L. Co John Meyers Keystone State Mr. Meyers John C. Disbrow's West 37Th Street N. Y Monmouth Street Fulton's Scobey's Grocery Store Meera Chester Vania Hotees J. W. Jones Rockwell M. Truaz George Carre Brauchport Avenue Campbell's Arcade North Broadway Charles Rosencrang Collier W. 8. B. Parker Parker & van Gelder Sugar Bowl Hink's White Hose Lister's Fertilizers Chester M. Troar Gmeer Katieha Helen F. Gideon Charles W. Ritter Monmouth Memorial Hospital Daniel Young Charles Eggett Parochial Schools Ivins Jond Ave Dudley & Co Washington, D.C Sea Bright Walden Jones Richard Ida Jones Sea, Bright Ocean Avenue Bernstein Park Avenue City Brighton Hick's Jacob Sreinbach Wilcos Rebekah Arfoch Hall
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