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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

2

Wilson Confers on Cabinet Jobs in New Era

Princeton December reports Governor Wilson held a long conference at the Waldorf with National Chairman McCombs on cabinet plans and policies for the incoming administration. The governor said no announcements will be made before the official date and that McCombs will assist but would not reveal his future role.

Princeton N. J Wilson McCombs Waldorf Bermuda Washington William J. Bryan New York Sulver Mr. Bryan Trenton Nebraskan Bryan Tatends Ron Iam Waldorf A

Rescue Chinese Slave Girls From San Francisco Cell Raid

Immigration agents raided a dark building and freed five Chinese women smuggled from the Orient. Two men suspected as operators were arrested as steel doors were battered open. The interior revealed a labyrinth of passages beneath the street with women found in steel cells.

San Francisco United States Immigration Orient Ford

Morgan and Office Defended Dealing With Big Corporations

J Pierpont Morgan testified before the Pujo committee defending his dealings with large corporations. The prompt mentions his famous Wall Street office at Wall and Broad streets in New York and includes a late photo of the financier.

Pierpont Morgan Pujo Morgan Wall and Broad Streets New York

Suffragette Band Dwindles To Three

New York December 19 suffragist marchers reduced to three press on toward Albany from Ossining and Fishkill with officers, doctors and a war correspondent along. They faced rain and fences as they trudged the road, stayed at Peekskill, and abandoned an overnight meeting due to the storm.

New York Albany Fishkill Alice L. Clark Cornell Ossiding Lavinia Dock Stubbs Touls Schepne Harmon Ossining Raleigh House Peekskill

Secret Service Probes Six Thousand Dollar Express Theft

Secret Service agents investigate the theft of six thousand dollars in New York Treasury funds sent to a bank in Marietta Ohio. The money was stolen from the express office in New Comerstown and moved toward the Cleveland and Marietta railroad route. An agent reportedly received the funds and was later taken ill or possibly harmed.

Secret Service Dennison O Dee Sili Tveasuey New York Marietti New Comerstown Pennsylvania Railroad Cleveland and Marietta

Goethals Nominated for Governor of Panama Canal Zone

Washing Dec 1 The name of Colonel George W. Goethals chief engineer of the Panama canal will be sent to the senate for confirmation as civil governor of the Panama canal zone as soon as President Taft returns from his Panama trip.

George W. Goethals Panama Canal Senate Tiana Canal Zone Taft

Blind Inmates Saved From Fire In Jersey City

In Jersey City on December 19, twenty five blind children and many aged blind residents were rescued by Sisters of the Catholic Home For The Blind as a three story building caught fire. Sister Mary Alphonsis led the evacuees to safety while Captain Costigan sirens. Costigan suffered two broken ribs after the second floor collapsed. the home suffered about $5,000 in damage.

Jersey City Costigan N. J Sisters of the Catholic Home For the Magnolia and Balwin Avenues Mary Alphonsis Five Father Downs Sebastian Captain Costigan

Four Arrested As Robbers At Jamesburg Incident

Four men were arrested in Jamesburg on suspicion of robbing traveling salesman FP A Davis of Ogden Bailey company McPrenton of $50. Davis was counting receipts at the Pennsylvania railroad station when the robbers struck him with a sandbag and escaped. He was found unconscious later by station caretaker William Dey.

New Brunswick N. J Jamesburg A. Davis Ogden Bailey Company Davis William Dey

FARMING STILL PAYS Elias Dickison Showed What Can Be Done

Newton New Jersey December 10 farming remains viable when using practical methods. Elias Dickison operates the old Coleman farm near Tranquility ten miles from Newton in a region once thought exhausted. This year he produced 2250 bushels of corn from twenty acres and milks twenty three cows daily eight and a half cans of milk. He also slaughtered four fourteen month old hogs totaling 4028 pounds.

Elias Dickison Newton New Jersey Dickison Coleman Tranquility

Tragedy at Vreeland Avenue Crossing Paterson

Walter Lendigim, an employee of National City Bank of New York, was struck and killed by a locomotive at the Vreeland avenue crossing of the Susquehanna railroad in Paterson New Jersey on December 10 while walking to his station. The train crew found his body. he leaves a widow and two children.

National City Bank Paterson N. J Walter Lendigim National City Bank of New York Vreeland Avenue Susquehanna Railroad Lendrim

Pardon Request Filed in Electrocution Case

Treuton New Jersey reports a pardon application to Governor Wilson for Harry Dallehl and Frank Dorsey, both sentenced to be electrocuted in the week of December for the October robbery and murder of Carl Kettermini.

Treuton N. J Wilson Harry Dallehl Camden Frank Dorsey Carl Kettermin

Ocean liners groan with yuletide mail

New York Dec 19 Cunard steamship Mauretania leaves with 6,335 mail bags and the American Line vessel Philadelphia arrives with 8,008 sacks, the largest single voyage load. Across the Atlantic since Dec 3 outward traffic totals 30,008 bags with 304,022 registered articles 59,979 parcel posts and 428,763 international money orders totaling 6,526,177.01 dollars. Additional ships due this week include President Lincoln Lustcinia Provence carrying thousands of sacks, with a combined 15,478 sacks expected.

New York Cunard Ite Mauretania American Line Philadelphia Atlantic Postmister Morgan Southampton Lincoln Hamburg Liverpool Havre

Butter and Cheese Market Report From Philadelphia

General markets show butter steady with weak overall demand. Reports list receipts of 6,458 packages and varied prices for creamery butter, butter extras, and imitations. Cheese receipts total 2,527 boxes with mixed fresh state milk grades and prices, eggs steady to weak with 6,134 cases and assorted prices, hay and straw steady, potatoes weak with regional price ranges, and dressed poultry prices for various weight classes in multiple markets.

Pennsylvania Bermuda Maine Long Island State Western Bux Sweets, Jersey, Basket, Inc Southern Dozen, Inc Dozen Philadelphia Virginia Maryland

Live Stock Markets Report From December 13

Cattle supply light and market slow with several price ranges noted for different classes. Sheep and lambs market softer with lower quotations. veal calves and hogs showing varied prices across divisions. receipts include double deck stock and mixed heavies among others.

Prine Wethers

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