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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
11
Girl 14 Held After West Orange Kidnapping Attempt
Miss Myrtle Parker, 14, daughter of Mrs. Mary Parker of Eatontown, ran away with 17 year old Fred Koenig of West Orange. They were found in West Orange and jailed in Red Bank before transfer to Freehold. Koenig faces kidnapping charges. both minors held on $50 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
West Orange
Myrtle Parker
Mary Parker
J. C. Rash
Freehold
Fred Koenig
Albert Koenig
Watson Avenue
West
Koenig
John Breese
Suntey
Parker
Watson
Justice Sickles
Red Bank
Myrtle
Forman O. Parker
Shrewsbury Avenue
Runaway Boy From Jamesburg Reform School Identified
Eight year old John McCuller reported as one of five Jamesburg Reform School runaways. He rode in a wagon to Englishtown after desertion by companions, was found at the central depot, questioned by Chief Layton, and turned over to Patrolman Laparre. An official from the school is enroute to recover him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg Reform School
John McCuller
Thomas Laparre
Gentral
City Mall
Layton
Bey
Hackensack
Englishtown
Reform School
Jamesburg
McCuller
Eye of Genius and the Strain of Vision on Creators
The essay links defective vision to nervous strain in musicians and writers. It cites portraits of Richard Wagner and lists figures such as Darwin, Nietzsche, Balzac, and Teichkowsky as examples. The piece discusses editors and printers as among those labeled with the eye of genius and notes the eerie warning of endless strain leading to sorrow or madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagher
Elio Self
George Boot
Browning
the Carlyles
Darwin
Huxley
Herbert Spencer
Balzac
Taine
Nietzsche
Techaikowsky
Fire rips through Waldman shops on South Seventh
An evening blaze of unknown origin destroyed Jos eph Waldman’s blacksmith shop and adjoining buildings on South Seventh Avenue. Firefighters saved the Waldman home front. Samuel Waldman and worker Howard Stokes were treated at hospital. Contents not insured. loss partly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Waldman
Seventh Avenue
Thoss
Waldman
Antonio Ravello
Howard Stokes
Independent Engine Company
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Garfield Avenue
Election Returns Show Slocum Scully Victory In Local Race
Shrewsbury town ship and surrounding districts reported results with Slocum and Scully winning decisive delegates and Roosevelt carrying key counties. Taft led in Rumson and Ocean areas while Wilson delegates swept Perth Amboy and nearby towns. Local totals show varied support across Fair Haven, Oakhurst, Sea Bright, and Monmouth Beach with notable anti Wilson sentiment in Fair Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Township
Red Bank
Benator Slocum
Ocean County
Wilson
Oakhurst
Taft
West Long Branch
Roosevelt
Teddy
la Follette
Bright Herrick
Thomps Som
Rumson
Middletown
Lewis Thompson
Matawan
Freehold
Asbury Park
Keyport
Scully
John W. Slocum
Perth Amboy
Slocum
Bogardus
Schleimer
New Brunswick
Monmouth Beach
Eatontown
Holmdel Township
Hetrick
Lyon
Thompson
Johnson
LaFollette
Lifesaver Finds Lost Boy on Liberty Street
Charles Chasey of the lifesaving service found a young boy wandering on Liberty street and unable to identify his home. He was taken to City Hall and later returned to his residence on Atlantic avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifesaver
Charles Chasey
The
Lifesaving Service
Liberty Street
City Hall
Atlantic Avenue
Chicago Lecturer Plases on Temperance at First Presbyterian
Oliver Stewart of Chicago NL lectured on temperance at the First Presbyterian Church under the WCTU auspices last night. Stewart, a well known Lyceum lecturer, gave an address that proved pleasing. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Stewart
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