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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
6
Fallon testified that Victoria Huberman and Ida Steiman argued over garbage cans in the cellar way causing smells in their shared home. Huberman described threats and a wooden bowl being thrown. both women pressed insults. Judge Arrowsmith sent them to a Justice of the Peace to settle. Florence Grimolizzi testified for the state in Leon Hicks seduction case.
A woman passenger asked John Fallon for a party's address near a branchport. Fallon directed her to John Drum but claimed not to know the residence. Drum confronted Fallon and Miser criticized Drum loudly. Drum filed a complaint and Miser was fined five dollars.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at an event titled Strong For The E Event. No clear names, places, dates, or details are readable to confirm scope or outcome.
The article states Lorenzo Grimolizzi caught his daughter as she packed to go to New York and brought her to City Hall. Recorder Arrowsmith set bail at 100 for her trial, which she will face in Freehold with her father refusing bail. Louis Roth appeared in court for selling without a license and was fined three dollars by Officer Leparre.
Bel ford plumber Daniel Frankgan was bitten on the leg by a small currier dog while repairing plumbing at the Hotel Majestic on Carr Avenue. He sought immediate medical attention from Dr. H. S. Cooley who dressed the wound.
The page describes a grand horse show starting with classes for trotters and top galloways, plus two races. A social horse show ball occurs Saturday night at the Hollywood Hotel. Officials plan a dinner and discussion on 1914 prospects after the exhibition. Over 400 entries and eighty exhibitors vie for prizes exceeding $10,000, not counting the $500 Patter Challenge gig trophy.
Calumet Michigan July 30 reports from Isle Royale say two miners were shot in the first open clash between the State militia and striking copper miners. About fifty shots were fired by soldiers as the strikers attacked power houses.
The forecast for 36 hours ending Thursday night calls for fair skies in New Jersey with little temperature change. Observations from Long Branch report 8 am temperatures 82 rising from 72 last night, and a 14 mph south wind at times. Relative humidity stood at 61 percent this morning.
Train times for New Jersey Central lines to New York Newark Baltimore and Washington are listed with periods of operation and fare notes. The text also records a legal notice from Deal Borough Board of Health passing a decree defining certain substances at a July 28 1913 meeting.
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