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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1912

Page

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Prices Acquire Old Pleasure Bay House

Brown's Old Pleasure Bay House is absorbed by a younger business and will be used with Price's Hotel. The three acre property fronts 500 feet on the Shrewsbury river, adjoining the Price estate. After John F. R. Brown's death tenants left, latest ex-Sheriff Thompson. Title passed through Atlenton to Heilbron & Loeb. former owner Peter Lohblicker of Trenton. Arthur Hobson broker closed transfer in Philadelphia. now owned by the Price estate. Buildings to be moved, grounds to be enlarged for entertaining and gardening. Three parcels included. Prices' increased business caused lawn and parking congestion. plans provide ample parking. Continued on Eighth Page.

Atlenton Messrs. Heilbron & Loeb Philadelphia Peter Lohblicker Trenton Arthur Hobson Price Estate

Storck Ordered to Support Wife Pending Final Alimony Hearing

Frank C Storck of Red Bank must continue supporting his wife Netta Storck and their daughter with household expenses and a $25 monthly cash allowance while a separate maintenance suit proceeds. Vice Chancellor Howell also requires Storck to pay Mrs Storck’s counsel fee of $100. Storck claimed his income from music stores in Red Bank Freehold and Long Branch totals $10,000 annually. Ready urged a higher allowance, but the court found his support adequate and upheld the temporary alimony order.

Mre. Storck Storck Matthew J. Ready Red Bank Freehold Long Branch Howell

Handley to Preach at West Long Branch Church

Dr Handley of First Church and Dr John Handley district superintendent of the New Brunswick District will preach at the old First M E Church in West Long Branch next Sunday. He will hold the second and third quarterly conferences the following week.

John Handley New Brunswick Old First M. E West Long Branch

Miss Wertheim Laid to Rest

The funeral of Miss Catherine Wertheim, held at the late residence Wertheim Place yesterday afternoon, drew a large crowd. Rev. B. Morris of Temple Beth-Miriam officiated. interment followed at the Hebrew Burial Ground, with Hyer & Flock funeral directors in charge. Pallbearers included Joseph Goldstein Louis Miller Isaac Stein Alex Goldsmith and Sol Frey.

Joseph Goldstein Louis Miller Isaac Stein Alex Goldsmith Sol Frey

Mount Is Assembly Nominee Over Vannote By 15 Votes

The county tally shows Leon R. Taylor leading the assembly ticket with 8511 votes and William E. Mount close behind at 1900, while Harry G. Van Note trails Mount by only fifteen votes. Assembly results, county-wide winners, and other party totals are listed.

Mount Assembly Vannote Hreehold William Hughes United States Senate James Smith, Jr Smith Frank McDermott John W. Westcott Frank O. Briggs Thomas J. Scully South Amboy House of Representatives Leon R. Taylor Asbury Park William E. Mount Englishtown Harry G. van Note Ocean Township Mr. Mount John L. Sweeney Atlantic Highlands Joseph L. Donahay David S. Crater Rufus O. Walling John Daly Board of Chosen Freeholders John M. Corlies Charles M. Wyckoff Thomas B. Jeffries Robert C. Thompson Joseph I. Butcher Charles B. Hldridge Walter B. Connor Derick D. Hurley Edward Farry Albert D. McCabe Harvey Bedel Harry J. Rockafeller Elmer FE. Polhem Mr. Brown Mr. Ramsay

Highlands Business Change In Miller Street Store Sale

John G Liming of Bay avenue purchases Mrs Borden's tobacco and candy business on Miller street Highlands rents store from her. Mrs Borden plans adjoining store soon. Also notes a Bible class outing from All Saints Navesink to Eunice Home in New York and school baseball captaincy selections at Red Bank High School. Steinbach Co Asbury Park to close early tonight and Saturdays. Golden's advertising fall wallpaper stock at 579 Broadway New York. Parker's Moving Pictures listings.

Highlands Business John G. Liming Bay Avenue Joseph Borden Miller Street Highlands All Saints Episcopal Church Navesink Chapel Hil Eunice Home New York John C. Lord Edith Parmly Jane Brainard Pauline Howet Alice Mount Elizabeth Bogle Catherine Desperaux Grace Desperaux

Bessie Clayton Imposter Named in Divorce Suit

Miss Bessie Clayton, a dancer in Norwood Avenue, asserts that the Bessie Clayton named in Laura Farnsworth Schenk’s divorce suit is an imposter. She says a fraudulent woman has used her name for five years, prompting a Wheeling report about a Weber & Fields engagement. A search will locate the impostor and legal action will follow.

Bessie Clayton Norwood Avenue Laura Farnsworth Schenk Miss Clayton New York Weber & Fields All-Star Company Wheeling W. Va Imeon Beszie Clayton Weber & Fields Mitchell

Opening of October Term at Freehold Attracts Attention

The October term of court at Freehold opens tomorrow drawing attention as juror lists are drawn by Sheriff Beecroft. The session is expected lively as summer infractions will be discussed publicly by the presiding judge. A Paulist mission begins October 13 at Our Lady Highlands with Father Kennedy in charge. Auto trip to Maryland by A S Franklin and family follows after closed summer home on Ruméon road. MOH. A Elects reports the YMHA semiannual election with officers named: Harold Kar Mann president Louis Fischer vice president Louis Feinberg secretary David Kamiags treasurer Irving Gorcey sergeant at arms. The Broadway Theatre showcases The Coming of Columbus in a major motion picture production.

Freehold Beecroft Maryland Franklin Ruméon Road MOH. A Young Men's Hebrew Association Harold Karmann Louis Fischer Louis Feinberg David Kamiags Irving Gorcey

Warwick Names Moose Lodge Organizer Invitees Jiners

Robert B. Warwick Deputy National Organizer of L O O M joins Red Bank Lodge while charter open Attend public meetings Tuesday night at Jr O O A M Hall Long Branch Room 29 Second National Bank Building Rob ert B. Warwick National Director Hotel Germania addresses invitees at open session

Robert B. Warwick Red Bank Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Second National Bank Long Branch Jiners Hotel Germania

Sweeping Probe Opens Into Big Business in U S Politics

Washington Sept 30 The most sweeping investigation of Big Business in politics ever held in the United States was begun today by a special Senate committee. Financial and political giants face witness stand ordeals as the panel seeks how far Big Business influenced legislation in Congress and who among senators and representatives corresponded with trust heads. Cornelius N Biss Jr the first witness said he found nothing linking his late father’s campaign records to specific contributors. He read a letter showing his father refused to publish contributor names citing privacy. The letter noted 1904 receipts of 2 083 000 and expenses of 2 093 000 with a 1900 fund of 3 00. (Continued on Sixth Page.)

Washington United States Senate House Cornelius N. Biss, Jr Republican Campaign Committee Biss Archbold Standard Oil Bliss Harry 8. New Indianapolis Republican Committee

Chauffeur Out on Bail in Fatal Rumson Crash

George Evans of Sea Bright, chauffeur for brewer B. G. W. Weera, received bail of 2500 after being charged in a fatal September crash in Rumson that killed Mrs. Mary Boyce. Prosecutor Applegate noted he had awaited grand jury action while three locals posted the bond. another local chauffeur, Willis Cooper, had a prior accident on Red Bank streets.

Liberty George Evans Cored Sea Bright B. G. W. Weera Mary Boyce Rumson Iail John 8. Apple‘gate, Jr Red Bank James Branch al Jen Price Willis Cooper Cooper L. J. Boury Branch Avenue

Little Billie Casey Dies After Short Pneumonia Illness

Billie A Casey four year seven months old, only child of Mr and Mrs Harry Casey of North Long Branch, died Saturday night at 11 30 after a brief pneumonia illness. He entered kindergarten this week and was a favorite neighbor. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at home, with service at Ashby M B Church and interment at Glenwood cemetery. Funeral director John G Beton in charge. Also a notice for a girl needed for general house work near Little Silver Station and a Trenton Inter State Fair special train schedule from Asbury Park with fares and stop details.

Billie’ A. Casey Harry Chasey North Long Branch Walter Reed Ashby M. B Glenwood Cemetery John G. Beton Trenton Fair Grounds Long Branch Asbury Park Fair Ground

Rioting and clashes as lawrence strikers clash with police

Rioting in Lawrence Massachusetts on September 30 involved about 2000 strikers picketing Wood Washington and Ayer Mills. Police and reserves reacted with clubs and wagon tongues, injuring several, with one man dying later. Four men and a woman were arrested for assault and carrying weapons as further mobs formed.

Lawrence Mass Wood Washington Ayer State Marshalls

Ministers in lively fight over politics in Bridgeton

Two well known local ministers clashed over political involvement in Bridgeton as Rev. Edward Mount challenged Rev. W. W. Ridgely amid Ridgelys Assembly bid. A heated confrontation on the street led to bystanders steering them to a nearby store. Delegates for the Monmouth Baptist Association were named for the upcoming session.

Edward Mount W. W. Ridgely

Desperaux-Fleischmann Wedding Announced in Navesink

Fillmore Desperaux of Navesink and Florence Fleischmann of Philadelphia announce their upcoming wedding on Thursday October 10 likely in a Philadelphia church. Desperaux works for Dr. J. D. Trask of Highlands and will reside with his bride at Rev. Joseph Andrews cottage in Navesink after a honeymoon. A Red Bank Glee Club concert in Navesink Hall on Friday supports the Methodist Church, and local entertainments have been enjoyed. Louis Fisher and Harry Segel rode bicycles to Lakewood and back yesterday.

Fillmore Desperaux Frank Desperaux Navesink Florence Fleischmann Philadelphia J. D. Trask Highlands Joseph Andrews Red Bank Glee Club Navesink Hall Monmouth Street Lakewood Louis Fisher Harry Segel

Coming of Columbus at Broadway and Lectures at St Luke's

Spectacular motion picture program The Coming of Columbus at Broadway Theatre for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Dobbin's lecture at St Luke's Church Wednesday night framed as inspirational educational and entertaining. Tickets 25 cents. Also Majestic Theatre Monmouth St Red Bank shows nightly first class moving pictures.

Continent Dr. Dobbins St. Luke's Church Empire Theatre Monmouth St Red Majestic Theatre Red Bank

Pastor Raymond Addresses Audience on How God Saves All Men

George B. Raymond of New York spoke at the Lyceum yesterday afternoon to a fair sized audience on How God Saves All Men. He argued the Bible shows mortality of man and that death, not eternal torment, is the wages of sin, offering a universal opportunity for salvation though not proving universal salvation. He traced the fall of Adam from perfection and the resulting penalty on all posterity, noting Adam’s disobedience and the impact of the law.

George B. Raymond New York Lyceum Mr. Raymond Garden of Eden Raymond Adam

Divorce over Highballs Ends in Quick Marriage

Fanny Ford of Freehold and George D. Lawler of New York wed after a May 11 1910 supper and five highballs a night. Mrs Lawler seeks a Chancery decree for desertion after three days together. She, a New York department store saleswoman, alleges Lawler a chauffeur left her soon after the Hoboken marriage.

Mia Fanny Ford No. 84 South Street Freehold George D. Lawler New York Chancery Court Lawler Hoboken

Funeral of Accident Victim Frank Gerrity

The funeral for Frank Gerrity of Twin Light Terrace Highlands was held at the Church of Our Lady in Navesink Avenue after he died from injuries from a ladder fall on Saturday September 21 at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery in Atlantic Highlands under Amzi Posten’s charge. He left a wife and several children.

Frank Gerrity Twin Light Terrace Highlands Monmouth Memorial Hospital Tly Church of Our Lady Navesink Avenue Joseph A. Rigney Mt. Olivet Amzi Posten Atlantic Highlands

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Pleasure Bay House Price Hostelry Dr. Handley First Church Teachers’ I Istitute Monmouth County Teachers’ Institute Ocean Grove Mon Scully Daly Freeholder Taylor Donahay Hughes Hartigan Red Bank High School John Hartigan Harold Hurley Steinbach Co Parker Moving Pictures Jones Darby Day Churchill Golden's Broadway Paulist Fathers Catholic Church of Our Lady, Highlands Father Kennedy Billie” Chasey B. A. Shoemaker Little Silver Station Lynn Hook N. Y Emily Fisher William Peddie Gue Marks William Donnelly Peter Pope William Raff Dewey Cartare New Jersey Sandy Hook Mr. Troutman John J. Troutman James’ Chapel Briggs Nash Harry W. Green Harry B, Sherman George Cook C. B. Reid Donald Manson A. O. Hicks Hyer & Flock Greenlawn Cemetery Susan Hwing West Side Avenue Ewing Edward Irvins Second Avenue B. H. Garrison Jr. O'Hanion Thomas O'Hanlon Pennington Seminary Iit O'Henlon Pennington The Daily Record Ridgely Bridgeton Rev. Mount M. i Rev First Baptist Church Monmouth Baptist Association Johnson L. Miner Henry Cross L. P. Conklin Joseph G.hagerman Thomas L. Davis John W. Mount Henry C. McLean Broadiway Pastor Raymond Amos Hatch Midepetown Lownuhiy Red Hank William Chandler Hatch Nancy Hatch J .H. Sickles Rey Bank Syn Thomas Scott Erie Brooklyn Heine Encared Noon Rockies Dobbins Lakewee Ramtselon Ollumbu Broadway Theatre Gruber
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