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Long Branch Daily Record in Long Branch, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
2
Robin in Hiding as Bank Head Disappears
New York December 29 Joseph G Robin head of the Northern Bank closed and turned out of Central Valley sanitarium says he is hiding with his sister Dr Louise Rabinovitch. District Attorney Whitman refuses to drop pursuit. Bank losses estimated at over 800000 with 900000 capital and surplus. deposits may await payment depending on assets realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Central Valley Sanitarium
Justice Amend
Carlos MacDonald
Robin
Louise Rabinovitch
Whitman
Jerome
Dr. Robinovitch
Mr. Whitman
Dr. MacDonald
Rabinovitch
Central Valley
Cheney
James M. Gifford
the Northern
Gifford
Hotchkiss
Insurance Department
Washington Savings Bank
State Banking Department
New Cure For Tuberculosis Tested By West Virginia Doctor
Thomas Black, a mill worker in Wheeling West Virginia, underwent a radical chest operation by Dr T M Haskins and assistants. Four ribs were removed and portions of diseased teeth excised. Dr Haskins says the procedure is new to medicine and the patient is recovering through drainage tubes removing poison from the left lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Black
T. M. Haskins
Haskins
CLAPP'S GREAT CAPACITY Wife testifies to daily drug use in case
Philadelphia December 29 Mrs Herbert Anson Clapp who shot her husband faced four charges in court claiming he consumed daily twelve grains morphine, strychnine doses, up to two quarts whiskey and a quart of sherry. Clapp held on $3000 bail. he has recovered and reconciliation appears unlikely. Also Greek consul appoints nephew as vice consul in Aberdeen. Weather: snow or rain in northern areas, colder Friday night. winds light to moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herbert Anson Clapp
Clapp
Bnow
Wilson Replies to Smith Over Senate Candidacy Claims
Newark dispatch reports Governor Elector Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey responded from St. Louis to James Smith Jr. charges about Smith’s U.S. senator bid. Wilson says he heard a confidant claim Smith would not run and questions the reliability of that recollection amid no compromise candidacy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
James Smith, Jr
Smith
United States
St. Louis
Blast at El Paso Smelter Kills Five In 24-Hour Span
An explosion at the American Smelting and Refining Company smelter in El Paso Texas during a blasting operation killed five workers and injured about twenty others. The blast shattered nearby homes, blew out windows up to three miles away, and trapped several men in tunnel No 3 though rescuers saved those in other tunnels. All victims were Mexican workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
American Smelting and Refining Company
Guillermo Dominguez
Florentino Navlarro
Woman Poisoned 20 Dogs in Brooklyn Strychnine Case
Twenty dogs in Brooklyn’s Shore Road area died from strychnine poisoning. George Rogers told police a buggy carrying a man and a woman passed him, the woman tossing something to a setter as it wagged ahead. The dog ate the item and died within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shore Road
Brooklyn
George Rogers
Rogers
Senate Drops One Tradition From Taft Speech Fallout
Washington, Dec 29. The senate abandons its old practice of silence for new members as four newcomers spoke before recess. The war scare blamed on a missing messenger boy after a chain of official denials, with Mann and Gillett citing economy, dominates the episode. Senator Cullom speaks on Lincoln monument plans. An odd intruder in senate halls startles staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Young
Iowa
Thornton
Louisiana
Congressional
War Department
Mann
Gillett
Resurrection talk sparks debate in Christian Science councils
New York December 29 Christian Scientists discuss a theory that Mary Baker Eddy will rise from the dead. Proponents of Augusta Stetson claim the tomb guards’ surveillance signals a future headship struggle, while critics dismiss the idea as unfounded. Eugene Cox mocks any resurrection plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Ciitles
Boston
Eddy
Cambridge
Mass
Augusta Stetson
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Stetsonites
Mis. Eddy
God
Eugene Cox
Chris Han Science Publication Committee
Young Spurtleigh
Hlener Aeen
Paintings Gift Fire Company Members Honor Neptune Home
Oil paintings donated to the Neptune Hose Company by Nepa Benjamin Birkenfeld and David Straus, two honorary members. The gifts add to a running tradition of six similar annual presents, decorating the parlor walls and attracting visitors. The firemen take pride in the refined selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepa
Benjamin Birkenfeld
David Straus
Ptune Hose Company
Branchport Avenue
Neptune Home
Matawan Real Estate Deal Advances Development Plans
Miss L F OConnell of Brooklyn bought six acres north of Matawan from Henry Lamb on land formerly the John Henry Rew farm. She plans to take possession mid next month, survey the acreage, and lay out building lots for marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. O'Connell
Brooklyn
Matawan
Henry Lamb
John Henry Rew
Miss O'Connell
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Long Branch Fire Department
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