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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
8
Archdeacon Stuck, famed for Mount McKinley climbs, was saved after he fell through ice on a polar trek. A Eskimo boy used a dog to shift the archdeacon onto the animal and bound his legs to keep him warm, a daring plan that preserved his life as temperatures plunged below zero.
A fragment shows a woman addressing John about a suspected appendicitis and worsening pain in her right side. He responds nonchalantly while reading his newspaper, underscoring a casual or distracted mood.
A quip-filled reminiscence recounts William Steinitz's thirty year dominance in chess and a single youthful upset. The tale centers on a dining room confrontation with Lasker and Buckle’s facetious framing of chess lore amid observations on energy and nature.
Greek inventor Panerotti and an assistant work in Paris on a bottle like craft of wood tarred cardboard with hoop supports. The model measures about feet long and seven and a half feet wide and features a manhole. Plans call for a longer vessel with a fifteen horsepower motor to reach a hundred miles per hour, using an internal propulsion concept.
Miss Fannie Dennie night supervisor at Binghamton City Hospital died by oxalic acid poisoning. She had recently resigned, was found in her room with Christmas gifts for hospital friends, no known relatives, and holdings including Baltimore and Ohio stock valued at $1,000 plus funds in four trust companies.
Washington December reports eleven crew members of the battleship Ohio have smallpox with four more probably infected and eight under suspicion. All are to be sent to Guantanamo isolation hospital after vaccination, then Ohio will proceed to Charleston for a period of watch. The Michigan, relieved in Mexican waters, will stay there until further order. Track Walker's Weird Find details a boot and possible corpse near Moon's station in New York.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch of Lakewood is described as aiding an alleged murderer. The report notes her involvement in social circles and her association with the accused, outlining allegations without graphic detail.
Albany dispatch reports Governor Glynn rejecting office bargains and pledging to be his own man. He states he will support President Wilson while avoiding being a Wilson or Murphy governor, insisting Albany is too large for national or Tammany influence.
President benefits from a brief ride with Miss Margaret Wilson and Dr Grayson. Secretary Tumulty says a three week vacation will begin after the currency bill clears Congress, likely ending around January 12 with a holiday recess.
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