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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1913

Page

10

Long Branch Auto Bus Plan Aims to Boost Trade

Merchants form temporary organization to stimulate trade and build a permanent business base in Long Branch. Aimed routes include Monmouth Beach Sea Bright West Long Branch Oakhurst Oceanport Eatontown with four daily trips at a nickel fare. Buses to operate by Easter, funded by subscribed money.

Long Branch City Hall J. H. Davis, Jr B. Eb, Lacour William M. Slocum Jacob Steinbach Auto Bus Line M. J. Goldstein Monmouth Beach Sea Bright New York Goldstein

Spiritual Retreat at Star of the Sea and D A O H Ball Notice

A Spiritual Retreat will be held at the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea led by Rev William P Cantwell starting tomorrow evening through Thursday morning Masses at 530 and 800 with sermons and confessional assistance by visiting priests on Wednesday. Also noted are the Twenty third Annual Ball of Division No 2 A O H Keyport Matawan on Monday March 17 at Broadway Theatre Keyport with Samuel's Orchestra tickets 1.00 extra lady 50c trolley to Red Bank Highlands at 3 am. Funeral of Mrs Dora A West Friday March 10 at 2 30 pm at her residence relatives invited.

Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea William P. Cantwell L.L. D Star of the Sea Keyport Matawan Broadway Theatre N. J Samrel Red Bank Highlands

Red Bank Real Estate Boom Sees Two Sales and Two Rentals

Red Bank property market heats up asWilliam A Hopping reports two sales and two rentals. Notable deals include Dr W C Nicholas double house at Shrewsbury and DeForest to Charles Lewis for about 5000, and Broad street residence sale to Howard Whitfield for about 800. Whitfield plans Patterson house relocation to Branch avenue. Arthur C Swift store rented to Thomas Williams of New Brunswick for a May 1 restaurant opening.

Red Bank William A. Hopping Hopping Dr. W. C. Nicholas Double House Shrewsbury and DeForest Avenues Charles Lewis Lewis Joseph Cooper Frank Everingham Shrewsbury Nicholas Arthur Patterson Broad Street Second National Bank Howard Whitfield George Hence Patterson Mr. Whitfield J. BE. Sayre Patterson Branch Avenue Mr. Hopping Arthur C. Swift Monmouth Street Thomas Williams New Brunswick Williams Plaza New York

Arrowmith Post Campfire Includes Veterans Program

Arrow smith Post No 61 G A R Samuel Sleeper Camp No 16 S of V and Ladies Auxiliary No 13 of V Red Bank hosted a Thursday night campfire. Captain Charles B Parsons spoke while a young ladies quartet performed. The program honored First Regiment N J Engineer Corps veterans with a list of local members noted by the post commander. A banquet and dancing followed, with late activities and ads for local entertainment and a promotion in New York.

Arrowsmith Post Samuel T. Sleeper S. of V Ladies’ Auxiliary Red Bank Charles B. Parsons Marie Skelly Margaret Skelly Adele Evelyn Chandler George W.chandler Pearl Worden Mary Boyd George W. Chandler Marie Sekily Adele Chandler Harry Bosky Parsons N. J. Engineer Corps Edward W. Surrell N. J. Southern Railroad George B. Edwards Augustus Vanderveer Eatontown James H. Johnson New Monmouth Walter Valentine James H. Finch Shrewsbury William B. Leighton Thomas K. Durham Stephen Bedell Edward Irwin Capt Peter Herbert Alfred Johnson Henry P. Layster Charles Marker Fair Haven John White Wr. White Swamp Angel

Olney for Ambassador to Great Britain amid Panama tension

Washington March 8 President Wilson offered the post of Ambassador to Great Britain to Richard Olney of Massachusetts former Secretary of State. Olney had not replied amid doubts over health and age though he was a key figure in the Venezuela dispute. The choice carries significance given the Panama canal crisis. Also reported Persia Teheran March 8 Mme Constant wife of Belgiums Dictator of Customs was killed and Mr Constant injured by a purported Persian assassination as they returned from a social function.

Washington, D. C Wilson Haa Ambarcador Great Britain Richard Olney Massachusetts Cleveland Olney Wilson Bryan lMan Panama Canal Perelan Teheran Persia Mme Constant Belgium Customs

Monmouth County Dentists In Session

Eleven members of the Monmouth County Dental Society attended the regular monthly meeting and banquet at the Globe Hotel Red Bank. Vice President H B Van Dorn led proceedings in President Carr absence. Dr Reginald W Jewett spoke on Dentistry as Practiced in the West and a lively discussion followed with Asbury Park and Red Bank dentists among the participants.

Monmouth County Dental Society Harry T. Metzgar Globe Red Bank Fred C. Carr H. B. van Dorn Ming Metzgar Reginald W. Jewett West A. M. Applegate Asbury Park William Rose Frank Lee Horace HE van Dorn Row. Jewett H. E. Williams

Pride of Hollywood Wing State Prize Ceremony

Pride of Hollywood Council No 2 Daughters of Liberty held an interesting meeting at Odd Fellows Hat Thursday night with 30 Cres cent Council members from Eatontown witnessing initiations for Ernest Blakely Frank Hayes and Charles Abbott. 150 members attended. Hollywood won the state prize a silk flag for largest 1912 gain. Membership rose to 390 with 16 new members this year. State officers will visit next month and congratulate the council.

Pride of Hollywood Council Daughters of Liberty Odd Fellows’ Hat Pride of Crescent Council Eatontown Ernest Blakely Frank Hayes Charles Abbott Charlotte Sanford William J. Darby Eaton Town Pride of Hollywood State Board of oMcers

Jurisdiction Of Justice In A Novel Case At Law

Justice of the Peace Walter R Brinley presided as a dispute over rightful jurisdiction surfaced in a Long Branch case. Max Glaser sued his brother for a loan claiming an aliasing dispute over identities as Max Glaser number two. Defense argued district court law voided JP authority. the judge adjourned for lack of a state copy, noting the action predates the bill signing.

Justice of the Peace Walter R. Brinley Max Glaser Old Country Long Branch William L. Edward Harold C. Morford

Trade Board Smoker Set For Monday Night Meeting

A Board of Trade smoker is planned for next Monday at City Hall. Invitations were mailed today. Charles H. Clark chairs the amusements committee. The program includes carnival plans and a presentation by Richard Henriquez on his baseball venture at United States Hotel grounds and past grand stand carnival sites. Henriquez hopes to secure the carnival grand stand for the Board of Trade carnival. Worship services are at 10 45 with a sermon on The Master Idea of Christianity. Sunday school will follow. no evening service as the congregation joins Simpson M E in Parker's theatre on Broadway. Last day of Woolleys Overcoat Sale. George Carre of New York opens a vocal studio at 41 Branchport avenue Long Branch on Wednesdays with free trial lessons by appointment.

Board of Trade City Hall Charles H. ©. Clark Richard Henriquez United States Hendriquez Simpson M. E Parker's Theatre Broadway George Carre New York Branchport Avenue Long Branch

Government tests Friedmann tuberculosis cure in monkeys

Government tests of Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis remedy were authorized by the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service. The Berlin physician agreed to turn over cultures for government study without reservation. Surgeons Anderson and Stimson were reassigned to oversee the monkey experiments in Washington, with human testing to follow only after animal results. The trial aims to judge the cure's merit over several weeks.

Washington, D. C Friedmann Riue John Anderson Arthur Stimson Blue New York Anderson Washington

Farmer Bowman Stricken For Third Time At 82

George W. Bowman a West Long Branch farmer is critically ill after his third paralytic stroke. At 82 he has long been active on the Red Bank area farm, with two prior strokes and rapidly worsening condition. Dr J M Beach attends as neighbors note his speech and right side are affected.

George W. Bowman J. M. Beach Mr. Bowman West Long Branch

Empire Theatre Leased to Klaw & Erlanger in Rahway

Charles W. Ritter announces the Empire Theatre and a Rahway venue are leased for years to Klaw & Erlanger with the syndicate taking possession after March 17. The Ritters have formed the Empire Theatres Company to build and operate theatres statewide with a $100,000 capital while continuing in the business.

Charles W. Ritter Empire Theatre Red Hank Rahway Klaw & Erlanger Daniel Il Applegate Red Bank Pat Casey Ritter Hirdeall Mut Lule Nrce Empire Theatres Company Ritters Philadelphia Hitter Redbank Burton & Brooks Tditer Evans & Ryan Rahway Way Shuberts Thomas A. Edison Talkieg Pictures New York State

Evolution Lecture Draws Growing Attendance

Dr Schmucker delivered the third Mis illustrated lecture at the intermedial school auditorium. Attendance is rising with Newton New Jersey noting 200 at the first and 361 at the third lecture while Atlantic City saw 600 and 700 respectively. The talk Down Through the Past explored earth crust formation and fossils with questions about extinction reptile bird similarities and past time estimates. Teachers Association thanks William H Crook for lantern work and reports a yearlong loss of 57 dollars so far with hopes for 100 new faces at upcoming lectures. Services at Asbury MFB Church next Sunday are at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m led by Wm Hayden and the Epworth League with Mrs Laura Chasey assisting the organist and choir at 2 50 p m. Campbell Arcade Garage advertises auto services and electric clipping of horses at North Broadway. Inauguration of President Wilson feature promoted and Easter booklets cards and postcards offered by John Brow's.

Schmucker Newton N. J Atlantic City Teachers’ Association William H. Crook Asbury M. FB Wm. Hayden Epworth League Laura Chasey

Two Aged Women Found Dead in Their Homes

Red Banker's mother asphyxiated by gas believed to be accidental after work caused jet to turn on. authorities say she did not notice the hazard. Two elderly women discovered dead in their residences in what investigators treat as separate cases linked by gas exposure and similar timings.

Deaths in Asbury Park and Navesink Districts

Obituaries report Mrs Abipall Tore of Asbury Park found dead from possible accidental gas exposure at Monroe Avenue home. She would have turned 65 in May, survived by two daughters and two sons. Separate notice: Mrs Mary Sieh of Navesink dies in bed at home of son Frank Sieh. coroner cites heart trouble. funeral plans by Mount and Son, Red Bank.

Abipall Tore Asbury Park Munroe Avenue Prospertown N. J Asbury Paris William Nope Branel i John Roce Avebury Park Eisabeth Creveling Aebury Parc Eunice Lewis Robineville Mary Sieh Alner Middletown Township Navesink Mr. Selb Funrea Robert R. Mount & Son Red Bank

Juror conduct not voiding verdict in rail case

The New Jersey Supreme Court held that a juror recounting a lawyer's outside opinion to fellow jurors does not warrant reversing the verdict in the case of William M. Steward versus Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Freehold & Jamesburg Railroad Company. Steward sought damages for property destruction claimed to stem from a locomotive spark. The court found the juror innocent of wrongdoing and insufficient grounds to overturn the verdict. Also note a March 11 minstrel show at Opera House with 25 cent admission.

Trenton Supreme Court Monmouth County Court William M. Steward Pennsylvania Raitroid Company Freehold & Jamesburg Railrod Company Steward

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Long Branch Business Men’s Association Mouth Beach Oceanport Oakhurst Will Ocover Arrowsmith Love Branch Military Band Grand Rapids Furnish Co. Inc East 42Nd St New York City Frank Frey Edwards Ave Grover Cleveland Panama Court Monmouth County Woolley Custer Pedros President Wilson Jos Chester M. Trusx Pride OF Hollywood D. of L. Council Presbyterian Church Riedmann Fanmer Charles EB. Croyden, Sr Bridge Avenue James McNair Wallace Street McNair Mest East Front Street Golden's iAprevear Lister’s Fertilizers Shester M. Truax Satest Emmpine Theatre Klaw Erlanger Red Bank Playhouse Evolution DR. Schmucker Campbell's Arcade North Broadway John Disbrow's Frank Sieh Sfilitary Band Ministrels Opera House Advertire Trent Dally
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