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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
6
A Fremen society entertainment program lists performances by Solo Mrs Flitcroft and Miss Reiglemann, male quartet, piano solo Miss Alberta Sickles, solo Miss Grace Williams, and an orchestra. After the exercises participants were treated to a banquet and a general social time.
The Independent Engine Co of Red Bank appeals for coins in local store banks and clothing and provisions sent to Lou Tetley’s Mechanic Street shop. Every poor family in Red Bank and vicinity will be cared for on Christmas Day with a large Christmas tree set up at the fire house.
The Red Bank truant officer, identified as Mr Conk, pled guilty to a charge to quiet the matter and offered his resignation. After debates on possible actions including suspension, the board unanimously accepted his resignation with no immediate appointment to replace him, plans to discuss successor at January meeting.
New York December reports show President Farrell pushing a resolution that would end official interleague relations and bar World Series participation unless the American League controls ticket sales on its grounds. The move follows a ticket scandal and tensions with National League officials over investigation efforts.
Superintendent Berry Holme and Lee W. Be return from a three week vacation in the West. Mrs. Berry accompanied them and the trip was enjoyed. A benefit for Harry B. Dangler is planned at Townley Hall on Thursday evening December 11 with card playing and dancing to help the rheumatic invalid.
James B. Gaffney, a Tammany Hall associate, buys the Boston Nationals from the Russell estate for 175000. He appoints John M. Ward as president and Ed Manion as manager while Mel Ward and Gaffney attend a National League meeting amid a presidential vote deadlock.
Complex lawsuits unfolded before Judge Foster with new evidence and delayed decisions. Cases included Miss Wertheim vs. Burrowes Screen Co. and Curtis, Rosie vs Knobloch over property possession after a deposit, with rulings reserved. Capta in Eldridge leads James A. Morris Post elections.
Secretary Joseph D. O'Brien of the New York Giants issued a statement to the commission urging proof of guilt if any individual is involved. He warned that baseless hearsay only sustains suspicion and damages the club, and called for exoneration of the club and officials if charges cannot be proven.
In Rome the Countess Spottiswood Mackin formerly Sallie Britton of St. Louis met the Pope and presented her pamphlet on the Eucharistic league convention at Montreal. The Pope chatted briefly and exchanged skullcaps, giving her his own for a new one she offered.
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Fragmentary OCR shows an advertise by the Enterprise Market at 148 Broadway with unreadable items and quantities. The readable parts reference stalls and pricing but lack complete details or dates.
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