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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary timetable item lists New York Newark routes via Elisa beth 623 74 837 9.01 am 2.37 4.17 1.17 gs Saturdays Suns only and related times for Atlantic City Red Bank Sundays with partial station references Matawan and Washington.
Washington dispatch notes Republicans resent President Taft for not naming a fellow party member as chief justice after White’s quick confirmation. It frames White as an emergency appointment, cites previous failed Cleveland picks, and mentions river and harbor bill politics and Senator Beveridge’s looming critiques.
The third page spotlights bargains across items and services offered at low prices. Shoppers may find discounted goods and promotional deals from local merchants featured in brief notices.
Chicago December 17 Charles P Neill arrives to mediate between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and 61 Western railroads as the union threatens a 33 000 man strike. The railroads offer 14 percent wage increases and details on hours and conditions remain disputed with mediation to follow.
Baltimore plans a race segregation law restricting where whites and Blacks may live. Solicitor Poe holds the ordinance for review and says city police supervision can enforce segregation. The mayor intends to sign once legal issues clear, making the ordinance effective soon.
New York reports a grand jury probe into the American Boy Scout movement created by William R. Hearst. Evidence shows executives like Ken Holmes AJ Blum and H K Pom mery led a check-raising operation from a Mills Building office. About $40 000 was raised with some 40 percent commissions, leaving roughly $12 100 in the treasury after Hearst resigned as president on November 23.
Grandmother and Grandfather Smith invite Dick the Newsboy into their home for New Year. The orphan boy, living at a nearby Newsboys home, becomes their son after they adopt him, bringing back youth, laughter, and warmth to their house as he quits selling papers to attend day school.
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