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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
5
Dr. George F. Wilbur of Asbury Park recalls his Princeton Cass of 1879 peers and Woodrow Wilson. He describes recognizing Wilson in a recent dinner with a former classmate now living in Denver and notes Wilson’s youthful appearance.
A weather note laments the coming spring while predicting milder days for most. the piece also honors Captain William T. Cobb and reflects on Civil War service at Athens, Georgia. Veterans at James B. Morris Post, No. 46, G. A. R. are aging, with fewer attending meetings, prompting nostalgia for a once-vibrant post. The column closes with a light anecdote about Albert Roche mistaking a fire bell for the Oceanic school bell.
Governor Sulzer grants pardon conditions preventing Brandt from public stage seeking notoriety or money by writing history of the case. Brandt begins new life in West Brandt under restricted conduct.
The record lists dates from March 9 1907 to January 17 1913 detailing Mortimer L. Beni burglary entry, arrests, guilty pleas, and lengthy sentences. It covers appeals to governors Dix Sulzer Bulger, the habeas corpus writ, bail, and rearrest orders.
Albany Jan 18 under dramatic circumstances Foulke BK Brandt was pardoned by Governor Sulzer after a secret conference. A 214 man and 11 women crowd cheered as Brandt left the capitol with Senator Knute Nelson for a fresh start. The pardon is conditional and Brandt must avoid public appearances and statements about the case or he will be revoked and return to prison.
Sunday meeting led by Mrs J F Heilenman discussed The Social Goal on Earth as it is in Hagven. An entertainment by Mrs Ness of Bradley Beach and Long Branch High School orchestra raised about 5 dollars. Trustees elected for three years were Harry Van Scheick Ee J Maps Henry Joline Frederick Day Sr. Various locals visited, returned home, or reported illnesses including mumps and grip.
Secretary Nagel awaits briefs from Cipriano Castro's counsel on appeal after Ellis Island immigration board ordered deportation to France. Article notes Castro’s status as emigrant and pending legal submissions amid the weather forecast predicting rain and colder conditions.
Ocean Highway General Committee met Speaker Taylor at Asbury Park to urge a 500000 state appropriation for Deccan and Delaware River Highways. Ex Gouvernor Fort elected to the committee while plans to press Trenton for a bill were outlined.
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