Unclear Transit Timetable Fragments
OCR fragment shows scattered train times and routes including Washington and Atlantic City references. Details are inconsistent with missing context, with numbers and abbreviations scattered and unreadable.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
2
OCR fragment shows scattered train times and routes including Washington and Atlantic City references. Details are inconsistent with missing context, with numbers and abbreviations scattered and unreadable.
President Taft accepts a possible 1912 Democrat victory with calm resolve and avoids loud infighting as suffrage causes face limited gains under Senator Bailey. Foreign price rises mirror domestic anger, and Missouri congressmen urge cautious, strategic campaigning amid looming legislation.
Sopwith, a boy aviator, after a 170 mile Channel flight, lands at Beaumont Belgium in pursuit of De Forest prize. Grahame White falls seventy feet near Dover suffers concussion and facial injuries but improves. doctors aid him and he plans a new bi plane for the prize.
Paris dec 19 at Etampes Henri Farman flew 463 kilometers in 8 hours 12 minutes. He failed to beat Babuteu's distance but set the time record for his flight.
In Benton Harbor Michigan on December 19 twenty couples from an Israelite sect at a colony headquarters were married by Justice Asa Weldon. The couples wore white silk gowns and unshaved beards with plain hats as part of the sects customs. Officials call it a wedding jubilee though the doctrine frowns on mingling sexes and bans marriage.
Albert Brocco of Melrose Park recounts a pair of gunmen forcing him to withdraw and hand over cash from two banks. He says the robbers compelled him to draw $200 after first taking $35 from his bank bag and threatening his life. The incident occurred as they walked him toward Citizens' Bank.
Baltimore dispatch reports Judge Simeon Baldwin states he has not returned Colonel Roosevelt's letters unopened. He says the claim of such action is incorrect and declines to answer whether he has written to Roosevelt. The exchange centers on Baldwin's communications during the Connecticut gubernatorial transition.
A medical paper warns that a dentist's fingers may carry disease germs. The issue prompts a moral note to boil your dentist and exchange views on safety. The fragment hints at public health concerns and hygiene practices in a bygone period.
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