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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

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Luke's Annual Picnic Held by St Luke's Sunday School

Parents prepare lunches for St Luke's M K Sunday school annual picnic tomorrow. Eight departments parade at 8:30 am from Washington street to Branchport station then train to Point Pleasant for a day at Clark's Landing on the Manasquan river with Long Branch Military Band.

St. Luke's M. Kk Point Pleasant Clark’s Landing Manasquan River Long Branch Military Band Washington Street Chatile Fountain Branchport O. A. Clark Long Branch West Hnd Friends of the

New ruling raises state corporate tax by over $100000 yearly

Attorney General Edmund Wilson directs the state board of assessors to tax corporations on capital stock issued and outstanding. Under the ruling, even firms with no stock will be billed one dollar each, increasing annual receipts by more than $100,000. Previously about 100 to 150 companies paid no tax due to no stock.

State Board of Assessors

Red Bank Boy Scouts Schedule Key Meetings

A Red Bank Boy Scouts meeting will be held at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon. An important directors meeting of the association is planned for Monday night to complete plans for the fall work.

Boy Scouts of Red Bank Association

Bold burglar on North Fifth Avenue alarmed neighbors

A burglar disturbed the Murphy home on North Fifth Avenue around two this morning. Mrs Murphy alerted her husband who initially doubted her. The intruder fled after upstairs footsteps and a front door escape, leaving no loot as residents craned to see what was happening.

North Fifth Avenue Charles Murphy

Death of Red Bank hotelman and horseman Charles G DuBois

Charles G DuBois of Red Bank died last night in the Germania Hotel after a brief illness from gastrin trouble that developed into diabetes. He was 44 or 45, survived by a brother and two sisters, with funeral set for Sunday night at the Germania Hotel. He previously owned the Globe Hotel with DuBois & Jones and later the Germania, was active in local racing, and served as director of racing at the Monmouth County Fair.

Charles G. DuBois Horseman Land Germania Hotel West Front Street Red Bank DuBois Marlboro Township Peter Conover DuBois Frank C. Dubois Belmar Cyrus A. Honce Mary J. DuBois Germania Garrett Wygkoff Holmdel Reformed Church Harry C. Fay Brick Church Bradevelt Freehold Charles W. Jones Globe Hotel East Front Street DuBois & Jones Mr. Jones Jacob Desenring Red Bank Lodge B. P.O. Elka Flushing Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association

Rumson Country Club launch laid up for repairs

The Rumson a large launch owned by Rumson Country Club is laid up for four days after being hauled at Willard H Jerolamon boat shop due to water shortage. A leak is to be stopped and repairs completed before resumption of service.

Hazlet Keyport N. J John Jewett Piningette N.S Rumson Rumson Country Club Willard H Jerolamon

Haywood Threatens a General Strike

New York reports William D. Hayward leader of the Industrial Workmen of the World announced a general strike by I W W members on September 30 in protest of the imprisonment of Joseph Etter and Arthur Giovannitti at Lawrence Massachusetts. The AFL denies any member will join the call and says organized labor will not quit work.

New York Joseph Etter Arthur Giovannitti Lawrence Mass William D. Hayward Industrial Workmen of the World Today Washington, D. C Organized Labor William Hayward Morrison American Federation of Labor Hayward American Federation Bet Labor

Mexican miners urge U S protection along border

One hundred fifty mining companies with millions in capital working along the northern Mexican border appealed to the State Department for protection from rebels. The department ordered Ambassador Wilsen in Mexico City to demand swift Mexican troop deployment to safeguard American lives and property.

Washington, D C State Department Wilsen Mexico City

Primary contests in Long Branch at city level

In Long Branch primaries the sole contest is for county committeemen on the Democratic ticket with five candidates Frank L Howland Martin McCue Raymond Fesler Phil L Cohen and William R Joline, three to be chosen with incumbents leading. Republican side fields many candidates for one committeeman per polling place including Charles C Mead din Charles C Sacco John A Eaton Asa Francis Irving Howland John W Flock Dr O A Clark Daniel Car ney Alvin Van Schoick Robert Wright and Edward Schoenthaler. Democratic city executive committee list includes several names across districts and wards with multiple nominees per position. (Continued on Sixth Page.)

Long Branch Frank L. Howland Martin McCue Raymond Fesler Phil L. Cohen William R. Joline Charles C. Meaddin Charles C. Sacco John A. Eaton Geo. W. Holmes James W. Wood Thomas Beatty John Daly Howard Green Thomas McKenna J. B. Sacco James Gulre Will

Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Specified Period

The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions for New Jersey with moderate west winds over the next 36 hours ending Saturday 8 am. Observations show yesterday's high 84 and low 71, temperatures rising 12 degrees in 24 hours, barometer around 29.95 at 8 am, humidity near 81 percent at 8 am and 66 percent at 10 am, with west winds up to 24 miles per hour and a noted record of prior highs and lows.

New Jersey Weather Bureau North Broadway Long Branch

Boy Starts Parents on a New Honeymoon

Dr Elmer C Hazard president of Hazard Manufacturing Company Shrewsbury New Jersey and his wife have spent a week on a second honeymoon Their reconciliation ends a custody dispute and legal wrangles over their four year old son after deceit and threats and a prior kidnapping The couple married in Philadelphia June 26 1907 The husband earned about 16000 a year and a court declined to grant a decree The boy was taken to his grandmother in Brooklyn then moved to Atlantic City where a reunion with his mother prompted renewed familial harmony.

Elmer C. Hazard Philadelphia Hazard Benedict Brooklyn Mazard Fourth Street Marindro/Mendrim Atlantic City

Postponement In Sunday Canes At Broadway Theatre Court

Charles J. Bryan and Edward N. Sally are accused of violating the crime and immorality act and faced in the recorder's court. Counsel Thomas P. Fay objected to jury venire. Adjournment granted to Monday morning for substantiating the objection. Fish runs good at Long Branch Pier with big catches and bait available. Admission 25 cents.

Charles J. Bryan New Broadway Theatre Edward N. Sally Recorder's Court Thomas P. Fay Seller Layton Oes Branchport Arrowsmith Fay Long Branch Pier

Boys Ready for School Wear At Woolley Co

Woolley Co advertises suits knickerbockers pants caps and hats for school wear with best values. After Sept 10 1912 a Rockwell Ave boat to New York will be discontinued. Chattle High School entry days set for Sept 7 exam in arvas. honest coal ad promotes Van Note Coal Co.

Patten Line Rockwell Ave New York van Note Goal Co WHM Woolley & Co Long Branch van Note Foys W.H. Woolley & Co van Note Coal Co

Infant brutalized by rodents in crowded Browg Street home

The eight month old Scott baby, left with father after mother moved, suffered severe mutilation from rats in Mrs Hammond's Browg Street residence. Inspectors found filthy conditions and many babies in discomfort. The infant was hospitalized and a New York hospital was recommended for treatment.

Scott Pollen Department Ben” Cuthbertey Society For the Improvement of the Poor Mira Hammond

Public Schools to Reopen Next Week in Long Branch

Public Schools in Long Branch will reopen next Tuesday morning with the new Intermedial School ready for use by the first of October. Seventh and Eighth grades will move to the Intermedial facility, while the first year of Chattle High will also relocate. night classes start later in fall. The staff includes Principal Wm. Cato and teachers such as CC Blakesley, Julia Enright, Hilda St George, Margaret MacLean, Mary Hague, Lena Goodwin, Agnes Waring, Marion Frizelle, and Abner Badger.

Long Branch Oftetohber Grammar Chattle High Cato Blakesley W. A. D. Clark Julia Enright Mathematica Hilda St George Margaret MacLean Mary L. McCloskey Martha V. Poor Gertrude,Seibert B. Louise Sheldon Mary R. Hague Lena M. Goodwin Agnes L. Waring Marion

Firemen Parade Draws 6000 in Asbury Ocean Grove Tribute

Upward of 6000 firemen lined Main Street Asbury Park to Ocean Grove and back along the esplanade in a grand parade. Delegations wore varied uniforms as chiefs carried trumpets, and fire apparatus sparkled with flowers. The Goodwill Hose Company mourned their late member Fireman James H. Van Benschoten, killed after leaving headquarters.

Asbury Brhth Ocean Grove Ocean Esplanade Edward F. Croker New York Fire Department Reginald 8. Bennett Harry A. Borden Miremen’s Brunswick New York Goodwill Goodwill Hoses Company Tts James H. van Benschoten Goodwill Company Summerfield Avenue

First Baptist Church to Hold Sunday Services

First Baptist Church announces Rev T B Hughes will preach Sunday at TL a.m. and 7 46 p.m. All invited, married at Parsonage. Cornelius J Thompson of Loyalton West Long Branch and Miss Sadie B Slocum of Edwards Avenue wed at St Luke's Church parsonage last night, Rev J Dob bing officiated.

T. B. Hughes First Baptist Cornelius J. Thompson Loyalton West Long Branch Sadie B. Slocum Edwards Avenue St. Luke's Church J. ¥. Dobbing

Academy to Reopen and Parish Meeting Announced

The Star of the Sea Academy will reopen for the new school year next Tuesday morning with expected large enrollment. The regular monthly meeting of the St. Luke's M. H. Church board will be held in the church parlor tonight to discuss matters of interest. Registration at Chattle High School is set for Monday at 9 o'clock for new term enrollment.

Ladies’ Aid Society St. Luke's Church Overal Board of St. Luke’s M. H. Church Academy Star of the Sea Academy Aarge Chattle High School Themuslves

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Luke A. M. Townley Ocean Park 7Th Ave Wilson Red Bank Boy Scouts’ Meeting North Fifth Avenue Murphy Sugar Bowl Ohms DU Bois Big Launch Chelsea Avenue Esther Coleman Philip Coleman Empire Theatre Monmouth Street Moving Pictures Haywood Federation of Labor Mexico Weather Bureau Forecast U. S. Weather Bureau The Daily Record John C. Disbrow M. Plew Izinske First Baptist Church
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