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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
4
In Los Angeles on July 22 a mother denies claims that her daughter is bindingly married to A Grant Jr or that an antinuptial agreement exists. Mr and Mrs Grant arrive in LA after a trip from San Diego via Pedro and meet Mrs Deering at luncheon. The parties reported tension over the supposed agreement.
Washington dispatch notes a possible August passage for a tariff bill if Republicans and Democrats alike avoid a filibuster. Mentions Pennsylvanian Sen. Penrose and Quay as past filibuster players, Littlefield’s independence, Newlands' push for coordination, and Owen’s health department bill facing blocks amid railroad mediation efforts.
Senator Williams cautions Bristow to consider the risk of becoming a humorist as he introduces a resolution on Bryan's salary. The piece notes Illinois Senator Lewis's high visibility and press-friendly stance, and Jim Ham's willingness to court publicity amid growing attention on him.
A large touring car with the presidential crest stood outside a Washington dairy lunchroom on G Street near Fifteenth Street. A curious crowd gathered hoping to see President Wilson, but his chauffeur dined on pie and milk between 12 and 1 o'clock.
State Department dispatches report spreading revolutionary activity in China. Kwangtung province declares independence from central government. Chun Chiung Ming named to crush rebels. Canton government plans to rush 15,000 troops to quell revolts.
Cardenio F. King, a former Stack promoter, has died while his pardon is being arranged. Details on the pardon timetable were not released. King's career and legal saga attracted attention in recent years.
Cardenio F King once a prominent stock promoter dies at the state farm in Bridgewater Massachusetts. Governor Foss and most of the executive council approve a pardon by telephone while King’s condition worsens. Attorney General Swift deems the move illegal. a special council meeting is planned as King sinks.
Washington July 22 Senator Smoot Republican finance committee member condemned the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill. He warned of mills closing workmen unemployed and an era of financial gloom from tariff reductions. He blamed foreign manufacturers lobbyists and said China and Japan would flood the U.S. market with cheap steel and textiles harming American industry.
New Orleans reports mutiny aboard the Comus with First Officer Proctor leading sailors and Chinese crew into the hold amid 110 degree heat. Twenty six Chinese sailors on board from New York mutinied. three Chinese were fatally wounded and six others badly hurt. Proctor is among the injured.
The excerpt recalls Mr Pepys enjoying nettle porridge at a friend's house and notes Evelyn’s diary praise of the nettle as a notable delicacy. It mentions a Scott boasting of nettle meals and a belief that spring nettle tops can boost health by warming and purifying the body after winter.
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