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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1913

Page

6

Fence Controversy Provokes Borough Talk and Legal Threats

Morning session of the water commission discussed the fence dispute between Mrs. George Poulson and Mr. West in Red Bank. Poulson demanded removal or bond and a $58 payment to fund a hospital, while West rejected any removal and denied threats, citing a prior court ruling on private property fences.

Red Bank George Poulson Vin West Circula Weat Record

Red Bank Ladies Honor Officers At Year End

Three members of the Red Bank Ladies Auxiliary No 18 held the roles of President secretary and treasurer during the year. Hattie Wymbs Lacey Wymbs and Sadie Bennett received gifts at the annual session gifts include a watch two large cut glass bowls. Mrs Hattie Wymbs was named to the Camp Council. Highlands Man Dies At Hospital William Hayes of Highlands aged about sixty five died after heart trouble at Monmouth Memorial Hospital He had worked at Sandy Hook and his body lies at W H Morris morgue.

Red Bank Ladies’ Auxiliary Hattie Wymbs Lacey Wymbs Sadie Bennett Lucy Wymbs Highlands William Hayes Sandy Hook Monmouth Memorial Hospital W. H. Morris

Amateur Rose Show at Halsey Estate Opens to County Growers

An amateur rose show hosted by Mrs. Charles D. Halsey at her Halsey Estate in Monmouth County will take place on June 9. Only amateur growers may exhibit and entries must be personally cared for by the exhibitor, with four classes including best six-variety collection and vase prizes for white pink and red blooms. Entries closed May 28 and judging will be by three professional rose growers with exhibitor names kept secret until awards.

Monmouth County Halsey Charles D. Halsey Tamson Haley Hriarwood Sinlmey Mra. Halsey Hulsey

Wharton Without Deputies as Strike Turmoil Ends

Wharton New Jersey on May 17 saw town leaders take control as violence erupted during a strike. About 200 deputy sheriffs hired from O'Brien Detective agency faced strikers. deputies withdrew after shots were fired leaving the area calm. A deputy allegedly struck Mary McGovern prompting protests and gunfire.

Wharton N. J Whitield Gillen Morris County Jobn Ft. McDonald Chorts Kuplre Steel and Iron Company Mount Hope O'Brien Detective Agency Newark Gillen Wieman Mary McGovern

Historical Meeting at Keyport Monmouth County Society

The next regular meeting of the Monmouth County Historical Society will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schanck in Keyport on Thursday May 29 at 3 p.m. Robert McNutt McElroy of Princeton University will speak on Jefferson Hamilton and the first division of parties under the Federal Constitution.

Keyport Monmouth County Historical Society John G. Schanck Robert Mc Nutt McElroy Princeton University Jefferson-Hamilton

Riot Unrest Flare Up Amid Ohio Strike Turmoil

In a Paterson New Jersey incident linked to Ohio labor strife, 300 striking workers gathered before Beech and Rasex streets as police clashed with protesters. A night of violence saw doors battered, prisoners dragged to the station, and injuries including a kneecap splintered from a police blow. Rumors of strikebreakers prompted further disorder as detectives shadowed strike leader Patrick Quinlan and a train attack near Rutherford sent passengers into panic.

Sivikers Ferm Iki Lind Annie Torell Jacob Horanst Patrick Quinlan National Commission of the Socialist Party Chicago Quinkis New York Paterson Rutherford Quinlan

Seven Sisters Halt Transfer Decision In New Anti Trust Ruling

The Utility Commission rules Eastern Utilities Corporation cannot hold Monmouth Light Company stock. The board deems the holding company not cognate to the light business, denounces prior holding as illegal under new anti trust law, and denies the petition. Ocean City appeal on undergrounding poles is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Also reports on Matawan to Long Branch visit by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Here with court cases and family visits.

Eastern Utilities Corporation Monmouth Light Company Utility Commission Utility Board State Board of Public Utility Commissioners Delaware & Atlantic Telegraph & Telephone Company Ocean Cuy Ocean City Lloyd John P. Lloyd Matawan Long Branch

Economy of Nature Debates Fish Reproduction

Fragmentary dialogue questions the logic of nature in depriving fish of a fourth year. The exchange probes why a fish would cackle over each egg laid, reflecting a whimsical take on ecological certainty and reproductive strategies.

Applegate Wing Gun Club Hosts Sixth Pheasant Shoot

The Riverside Gun Club at Red Rock hosted the sixth of twelve club pheasants yesterday with eleven members shooting. Richard Applegate led in the shootoff over contestants including Harry Campbell and Edward VonKattengill. Scores show Applegate first in the shootoff and a meeting electing three new members, Riverside Club's membership around 80, and preparations for a State School event on June 5 to 7.

Riverside Red Rock Richard Applegate Mr. Applegate Harry Campbell Edward VonKattengill Applegate B. H. Garrison George W. Bray Edward M. Cooper Jacob Wyckoff Wycoff Shepherd Powers Kingsland Newton Doremus Harry Kingsland Middltown J. Hull McLean

Red Bank Five Hundred Club Hosts at Oceanic Inn

Miss Norma Enright and Miss Helen Enright of Oceanic entertained a score of Red Bank Five Hundred Club members at the Shrewsbury Inn last night. Prizes went to Miss Katherine Holmes, Miss Helen Jarvis, Ray Johnson, and Edwin Conover. A lunch followed and dancing lasted until early morning with music from guests. Attendees included Dorothy Treckless, Dorothy Holmes, Carrie Blaisdell, Elizabeth Davis, May Throckmorton, Thomas Morford, O Edward Davis Jr, Ray Wilson, Edgar McClees, William Lawrence, Benjamin Atwater, Clarke Worthley and Howard Lippincott. The next session will be at Miss Dorothy Holmes's Red Bank home on Thursday night, May 29.

Norma Helen Enright Oceanic Red Bank Five Hundred Shrewsbury Inn Katherine Holmes Helen Jarvis Ray Johnson Edwin Conover Dorothy Treckless Dorothy Holmes Carrie Blaisdell Elizabeth Davis May Throckmorton Thomas Morford O. Edward Davis, Jr Ray Wilson Edgar McClees William Lawrence Benjamin Atwater Clarke Worthley Howard Lippincott Red Bank

King Alfonso Twenty Seventh Birthday Messages

King Alfonso received congratulatory messages from European courts and the United States for his twenty seventh birthday. He is described with a long royal history, marriages, and four children, amid mentions of assassinations attempts. The day featured artillery salutes and visits from the premier, cabinet, diplomatic corps, and various deputations.

Madrid Spain Europe United States Alfonso Victoria Eugene of Battenberg Queen Victoria

Young People’s Society Organized at First Baptist Church

A Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor has been organized at the First Baptist Church. Officers include President Jauline Woolley, Vice President Margaret Tuthill, Secretary Helen Hood, Treasurer Lora Springsteen, Corresponding Secretary Jessie Dangler. The first meeting is tomorrow at 6 45 PM led by W H Riabinson.

First Baptist Church Jauline Woolley Margaret Tuthill Helen Hood Lora Springsteen Jessie Dangler W. H. Riabinson

Gospel Singer Miss Minnie Shay At St Luke's Church

Miss Minnie Shay the gospel singer will perform at St Luke's Church with morning and evening services next week. Morning subject Founded on a Rock and evenings A New Creature. She appears Tuesday through Friday nights and also sings in the Sunday school tomorrow afternoon.

Minnie Shay St. Luke's Church Miss Shay S. Luke's Church

Red Bank Auxiliary Social Draws Large Attendance

A score of people attended the social held Thursday evening at West Side Fire Co firehouse on Leighton Avenue near Red Bank under the Ladies Auxiliary. A neat sum was raised for the Auxiliary treasury. Awards went to Mrs. Lewis Ryder and Thomas Dougherty. After games a social time followed with refreshments. A similar event is planned at the firehouse on Thursday night May 29.

West Side Fire Co Leighton’ S Avenue Red Bank Ladies” Auxiliary Lewis Ryder Thomas Dougherty

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