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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1913

Page

4

Story prompts charges against Justice Cohalan at hearing

During a legislative hearing John B. Stanchfield questioned the accuser who said revenge rather than money motivated his narrative about Justice Daniel Cohalan. A newspaper contract was shown promising a large payment for a death narrative if the witness supplied a satisfactory story.

John A. Connolly Supreme Court Daniel F. Cohsulan John B. Stanchfield Justice Cohalan

Sulzer confronts sleuths shadowing him in Albany

Governor Sulzer, walking with friends, grabbed a tall detective by the throat on Engle street near Hudson avenue and warned him to leave Albany at once or be “thrashed within an inch of his life.” The other two detectives fled as the confrontation occurred.

Albany N. Y Engle Street Hudson Avenue Sulzer

Six Artillerymen Killed in Manila Train Wreck

Six coast artillery soldiers died and thirty were injured when a troop train derailed near Manila. The dead include Private Roy Manns Corporal Louis G Koenig Private Elmer Mertzinger Private John Paul Private A R Wills and Private George Hughes all from Ninety fourth Coast Artillery Company. The wreck occurred about thirty miles southwest of Manila.

Manila Fort Mills Coast Artillery Roy Manns Quartermaster’s Corps Louis G. Koenig Elmer Mertzinger John Paul A. R. Wills George Hughes Coast ‘Artillery Corps

MELLEN'S SUCCESSOR NAMED

Morris McDonald elected president of Maine Central after Charles Mellen resigns. George Moebbe named manager. Second vice position abolished. Pierre Foss named comptroller replacing Hobbs. Board vacancy from J. P. Morgan's death filled by Alvah W. Bowloway of Franklin, N H.

Morris McDonald Maine Central Portland Charles 3 Mellen George 8 Moebbe Pierre Rhur P. Foss Mr’ Hobbs J. P. Morgan Alvah W Bulloway Franklin, N. HL

Who Runs the House Democrats Debate Tariff Reforms

A Washington dispatch notes Democrats doubt the wisdom of adding cotton futures regulation to the tariff bill. Senators fear broader controls on stock and farm commodity speculation, fearing price effects and scope beyond tariff aims. The piece frames Rucker and Johnston as key figures in House management and cites concerns over government railroad ownership and Senate slow action on arbitration.

Arthur W. Dunn Washington Senate Congress Washburn Minnesota Match Missouri Rucker Republican House Ron

Senate probes hear Lamar name amid Levy claims

Washington July 10. The senate lobby committee received an anonymous card asserting David Lamar known as the wolf of Wall Street is really Levy. It claimed he sold oil paintings to Wall Street financiers and was related to Edward Lauterbach, a New York lawyer. Lamar left without revealing his name, privately pressing chairman Overman to keep silent. The panel finished sugar lobby work, then moved to the wool lobby. Overman said subpoenas for Aldrich Cannon and about forty ex‑lawmakers would not be issued until proven.

Washington Senate Lobby Committee David Lamar Wall Street Levy Edward Lauterbach New York Lamar Overman Cliirman Overman National Association of Manufacturers Aldrich Cannon Congress

General Markets Summary from New York and Pittsburgh

July 10 reports show steady butter prices with creamery and state dairy receipts, varied egg prices, and mixed potato and poultry figures. Live stock in Pittsburgh remained tight with steady cattle values, strong sheep and lambs, and higher hogs. supplies generally light across categories.

New York Pennsylvania Hennery Long Island Jersey Doz Philadelphia Low Island Philadephia Tora Uvilde Pittabureh Eimener Hght

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