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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
5
Frederick Beach and his wife Mrs. Camilla Beach arrive from Hot Springs to face murder assault charges. The trial, set for Tuesday in Aiken, is expected to last no more than a day with prominent legal and political figures in attendance.
Assemblyman Elsner proposes a bill in New York allowing eight jurors to recommend life imprisonment instead of execution for first degree murder. The measure seeks to expand juror influence in sentencing and alter capital punishment practices.
New York reports mixed dairy prices with receipts totaling 4,457 packages across creamery and imitation lines. Highest grade butter firm, state dairy rules. Fresh Kept stock includes eggs and milk derivatives. Potatoes steady with Permuda and Maine markets showing varied prices. Live poultry firms with no quotes. hay and straw ranges noted.
CATTLE supply light with steady demand. Prime cattle ranged 7.85 to 8.10, good 7.00 to 7.75, common 5.75 to 6.75, fresh cows and springers 50 to 75. LAMBS supply fair with prime western ewes 6.00 to 6.75, lambs around 4.50 to 5.50, veal calves 10 to 10.50. HOGS receipts 10 double decks. market active and higher with prime heavy 7.70 to 7.90, heavy mixed 7.85 to 7.00, Yorkers around 6.00 to 7.50.
New York Attorney General Carmody says General Sickles must repay 23476 from the state monuments fund before any consideration of appeals. He notes no special treatment for Sickles despite veteran support and urges strict enforcement of law. Governor Sulzer reports veterans’ pleas but no one asks for repayment of the 100 Sickles donated to the fund.
An accident at the Country club slide halted all midwinter carnival coasting races after Mrs Alfred Macy was hurled from a sled during practice for ladies singles. She suffered a severely wrenched back and bruises but was not expected to have serious injuries as officials deemed the track too fast for safety and canceled the events.
A strong room on the German liner Cap Blanco sailing from Rio Janeiro to Berlin was robbed of 100000 magks equal to $25,000. The door opened by a duplicate key. Nine other consignments from Rio Janeiro to Berlin were found intact. Police and customs surrounded the ship at Vigo after arrival. Weather forecast calls for snow or rain today and tomorrow with moderate east to south winds.
New York Jan 30 A locomotive firemen strike is conceded if the vote of 20 000 to 35 000 men quits their engines bringing railroad traffic in the east to a near halt and risking milk and perishable supply failures. The conference committee of eastern railroad managers says the aim is to avert catastrophe while both sides seek arbitration.
A wireless dispatch from Norfolk reports electrician J Campbell and machinist's mate L Hurst washed overboard from the submarine D 2 off the Florida coast. The D 2 was en route from Brunswick, Georgia to Key West, Florida with other submarines and tenders when the accident happened.
A brown parcel labeled Mad arrived in Berkeley California by parcel post. Dr W A Sawyer at the state zygiptile laboratory examined the bundle which originated in Floriston California where the dog was shot.
Washington dispatch notes Woodrow Wilson will not please all as he forms a cabinet and navigates mounting advice, with lawmakers and newspapers offering divergent views. It details senators with prior House service, Cannon Jackson exchange over post office mail, polo in army debate, and references to river and harbor bill critics.
Routine city business covers a request from Edward H Wheeler for a retaining wall along Tabor street approach to his property after recent grading endangered his land. The communication is referred to the city engineer solicitor and streets department. Payroll of 70.48 approved. West End Fire Engine Company to recover about 8 in property taxes. Fire alarm system being inspected. Drainage improvements urged at Woodgate avenue and cross walks on Chelsea Seventh White Second and Brighton. Mayor Newcomb notes two school estimates board members and adjourned meeting planned for tomorrow to finalize land purchases from the Smith estate Ocean and Lincoln avenues to widen the thoroughfare. Woolley pushes for immediate work.
Nine acre Walling farm in Tinton Falls sold by Morehouse & Ford to H C Penny of New York City for about 3000. Penny, an ailing accountant, plans to settle there mid March, taking over from current occupant Mr Soden. The farm, once home of Thomas Walling famed for airship work, had been valued around 8000. Snow noted at Hot Springs with councilman William Warren reporting arrival and pleasant weather.
Mr and Mrs Charles N White were surprised at their Third and Franklin home to celebrate twenty years of marriage after returning from a trip to New York and Staten Island. The party featured music singing and dancing followed by a luncheon with many friends and relatives in attendance. Rev Dr John Handlay from Ocean Grove is scheduled to preside at the Ocean Grove quarterly conference following a Goodwill Methodist Church prayer meeting.
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