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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1913

Page

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Russia’s New Naval Base at Reval Highlighted

The piece traces Reval as a fortress city with Danish, Hanseatic, Swedish, and Russian rulers. It notes Russia’s goal to turn Reval into a powerful naval base and recalls its fortified history from the 13th century to Peter the Great era. A market scene shows droshkies and multilingual drivers in London Chronicle context.

Russia Reval Peter the Great Lithuania London Chronicle

Quote by Cicero on enmities and friendships

The quoted remark reflects Cicero advising how to manage rivalries and friendships. It presents a philosophical stance that enmities should be temporary while friendships endure, emphasizing personal virtue and social judgment in relationships.

Republicans See Disaster Ahead in Tariff Debates

Washington dispatch notes a split in predicting tariff outcomes with Republicans warning disaster and Democrats denying. The piece frames 1910 forerunner dynamics for 1912, cites Taft and Roosevelt votes, discusses sugar lobby influence, and quotes Sen. Stone on denial courteous as well as James E Latilton Lewis on suspension of a Senate speech.

Taft Roosevelt Arthur W. Dunn Washington Senate Committee Wilson House Senate Sugar Trust Lewis James Elatilton Lewis Grennan North Dakota Oelock Georgia

Guests of bride to be ill in typhoid scare

In Waterbury a linen shower for a prospective bride drew twelve attendees. Five of the guests, including Miss Mary Carey daughter of Winsted contractor Joseph F Carey, contracted typhoid fever and others in the party faced possible infection. Miss Carey had recently become engaged to Dr M J Reidy. Mary McCaffery of Winsted also fell ill last week. The shower’s outbreak cause remains undetermined.

Winsted Conn Waterbury Mary Carey Josephi Ff. Carey Miss Carey M. J. Reidy Mary McCaffery

Destroyer Henley Grounding Sparks Inquiry Board

A board of Inquiry is ordered for next week to examine the grounding of the torpedo boat destroyer Henley during maneuvers off Fisher's Island in Narragansett Bay. The incident occurred as Lt Commander William R Littifield was sent to destroy a search light, resulting in the Henley striking a sand bank and bending propeller blades.

Henley Newport R. 1 Fisher's Island Narragansett Bay William R. Littifield

Girl Still Puzzles Doctor Incoma Case In New York

Doctors at the Hydropathic Institute on Madison Avenue report 13 year old Jeannette Dutterman of 1046 Tiffany Avenue Bronx has been in a coma since July 30. Her pulse and breathing are normal but attempts to wake her fail. Dr Gilbert Miller links condition to a scalp wound from age three.

New York Hydropathic Institute Madison Avenue Jeannette Dutterman Tiffany Avenue The Bronx Gilbert Miller Institute

Gift to Kaiser Merten Sails with 20000 tablet

Max Merten of San Francisco representing German Americans sailed for Flensburg aboard the Hamburg American liner with a $20000 tablet of gold silver and bronze to present to Emperor William. The tablet features bas relief figures and was designed by Ruppert Schmitt. Merten hopes the gift may influence the emperor's stance toward the San Francisco exposition in 1915.

Max Merten New York San Francisco Tor Flamburg Wiliam Ruppert Schmitt Merten

Train Hits Suburban Car Near Buffalo Kills and Injures Many

A Lackawanna train collided with a suburban car near Buffalo resulting in many deaths and injuries. In Catskills, jewelry valued at $5,000 was stolen from William P. Smith at Twilight park Haines Falls with his Brooklyn address 92 Second Place. description of the stolen items has been sent to police.

Catskills Catskill William P. Smith Twilight Park Haines Falls Mr. Smith Second Place Brooklyn New York

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