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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
5
A royal procession passes Trafalgar Square after the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Crowds line the route as guards in ceremonial dress accompany the king and queen through central London.
King George issued a proclamation thanking the British empire for its support after the coronation and ceremonies. He praised the loyal enthusiasm shown in London and across the seas, and expressed faith and resolve to face future difficulties with unity and public spirit under divine guidance.
A brief weather note echoes John Ruskin with reflections on sunshine rain wind and snow as examples of different kinds of good weather. The playful line highlights weather as a source of upbeat sentiment rather than hardship.
A terse sparring exchange between two individuals unfolds a power dynamic. One scornfully notes marriage would not fix financial gaps while the other hints at gaining insight through future lessons. The dialogue implies social expectations and evolving intimate leverage.
The piece compares modern border tensions with past European and North American incidents, noting how neutrals were impacted and armies moved toward frontier lines. It recalls Belgium and Switzerland in 1870 71 and earlier Anglo Canadian border strains amid the Civil War era.
The chapter recalls Confederate raids led by Young and Burley into Vermont and Canada, the political clash over Canada harboring rebels, and Governor Dix’s protests. It covers border tensions with Mexico after 1865, Weitzel’s neutrality stance, and the later quiet border era following Maximilian’s fall and Diaz reforms.
Herbert Knox Smith reveals methods used to water down steel stock in his report. The document catalogs practices by steel firms and highlights impacts on investors and consumers.
Delegates at Atlantic City move to fight tuberculosis by sanitation reforms and a sanitarium. The convention also pushes for a biannual wage scale and plans to coordinate with manufacturers on September 15 after committee review.
The Wisconsin legislature charges that money was improperly used to secure Senator Isaac Stephenson's election. The resolution was referred to the Senate privileges and elections committee. The House committee offered no specific finding while the Senate noted no corruption and cited $107,000 allegedly spent by Edward Hines and Lumber trust associates to influence the vote.
At a London sale Christie’s sold a Louis XVI jasper green snuff box with gold borders owned by the Earl of Lauderdale for 3210. A continental school collection of pictures and drawings also drew attention with the top price of 16010 for W Maris’ Feeding Calves.
Assistant Chief Samuel Buzine of Camden's paid fire department retires on a pension after nearly forty years of service. The resolution from Camden City Council honors him as a leader known as "Daddy" and for never sending men into danger without accompanying them.
Asbury Park New Jersey July 1 duplicates of cups stolen from August baby parade prizes have arrived. Carnival head Colonel John W. Aymar refuses to display them until guaranteed protection. He blames lack of proper security at the publicity bureau and asserts an officer is nearby at all times.
Henry Gebhardt a bookkeeper of 369 Lafayette avenue Passaic shot himself in the head while his wife was in the kitchen. He was found unconscious on the bed and died nearly an hour later. Illness for months was cited as the cause of despondency and death by his own action. County Physician Armetlong issued the death certificate.
A garage on the Bergen turnpike, owned by the Motor Repair company, burned down in Ridgefield Park New Jersey. Four automobiles and other contents were lost. no one was inside at the start. Loss estimated about $100,000. Gasoline tank reportedly saved. Cause not determined.
The corrected article states the Oakwoods of this city will meet the Maplewoods of another city on Fourth of July at the Division Street grounds starting 10 o'clock. It is their initial appearance under this name and the only game at the old Baseball Park that day.
A brief humorous exchange between a new maid and Mrs Ossip about missing a caller. The maid notes the mistress was out, provoking a wry retort from Mrs Wright and the maid.
A young man asks how to prove his sincerity and a witty young lady suggests bringing the parson as a witness. The brief exchange reveals social humor and courtship dynamics in a light, period voice.
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