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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
5
A perplexing Western court ruling declares rive pudding to be pastry amid disputed terminology. The judge comments on homemade goods and oath practice, while a court witness awkwardly notes understanding of the oath and future proceedings.
A help wanted advertisement seeks a six room modern house with a stable or garage near Broad way downtown with improvements and address 127tol2id&w Department offices. Department Commander James Connolly of Newark visited Past Commander James Campbell at Norwood avenue to learn about the forty third annual encampment progress and a pleasing program is promised. Samuel Hutchinson, New Baggage Agent at Tabor street, joins the New York and Long Branch Railroad as assistant baggage agent at Long Branch depot and starts today.
Lomon Birkenfeld brother of Benjamin and Louis Birkenfeld this city died in New York yesterday in his hard year He was a Mason funeral services will be held tomorrow from the Birkenfeld residence 507 West 147th Street at eleven o'clock.
June events list notes a Benefactor Adah Chapter meeting at 2 p.m. June 1 at Prices Hotel and an annual Alumni reception and dance on June 3 to be held in Ocean. The brief indicates a social schedule with local chapter and alumni gathering.
Visiting former U S president Colonel Roosevelt criticizes Britain's rule in Egypt. He urges withdrawal if order cannot be kept. otherwise Britain should confront its responsibilities. London crowd digestion mixed, with private clubs voicing strong dissent. Roosevelt’s remarks threaten a major political row as he critiques Egyptian governance and British conduct.
Washington June 1 Dr William C McDowell proposes a united world parliament to end war funding by levying one tenth of one percent of last year’s war expenditures with the US leading the effort. Senator Isaac Stephenson recalls Halley’s Comet from seventy five years ago in a humorous aside. A Texas horse bond case winds up with a $1000 appropriation to redeem the bond after the animal dies. Pauline Wayne the first cow to serve the White House, a pedigreed Jerseylofstein, yields twenty five pounds of butter weekly. Taft will skip Roosevelt reception. he attends a college commencement at Villanova to receive a doctor of jurisprudence. La Follette’s speech on the railroad bill centers on physical valuation and ICC oversight. Washington Unmasked notes the capital’s rough edges from Everett Puree’s Oklahoma trip.
Chief J Frank Patterson of Red Bank orders a night officer reassigned to Broad street and Branch avenue to arrest speed violators. The same officer will patrol the market area at opening hours. In other news, the strawberry festival at St James Church drew over 175 attendees and aims to raise about 640 dollars with small American flags as souvenirs.
Miss Mina T. Martin of Monmouth Street Red Bank spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Asbury Park.
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