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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
6
The New Jersey Court of Pardons convenes at the Little White House in Sea Girt with Gov. Fielder presiding. It has before it more than 300 applications from convicts seeking clemency.
A pedestrian on a J T Co car received minor injuries after a fall in Red Bank. Arrowsmith Post members report a grand Gettysburg anniversary in town. First Methodist Church held a dim lights memory service with a vow of praise. Local residents and visitors, including Newark journalist George Longstreet, Spent weekends in nearby towns. Numerous Red Bank residents enjoyed Fourth of July on Asbury Park boardwalk.
Sherman motored with his guests and daughter Miss Edna to Asbury Park for the day.
Thieves forced open a Lakewood barn lock and stole or dismantled cars including a 1912 limousine chassis and touring car body. Police link the cache to a broader Manhattan theft spree, with over a hundred cars stolen in June and a suspected regional fence. Detectives believe the gang scoped contracts movements and planned disassembly for shipment to Philadelphia to mask identities.
The United States Weather Bureau forecast calls for warmer interior conditions with variable southerly winds. Data show at 8 o'clock last night temperature 66 degrees, today 95 degrees with a minimum of 66. Barometer 29.83 inches, max 30.01 inches, humidity 27 percent. Wind from the northwest at 24 to 31 miles per hour with no significant precipitation noted.
A damaged timetable fragment shows multiple leave and arrival times for New York and shore towns including Long Branch Sea Bright and Bay trolley connections. It notes limited running days with Saturday and Sunday restrictions and freight not accepted, with several times and fares garbled.
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