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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
Advertises loan amounts of 1000 2000 3000 or 5000 on first bond and mortgage. Apply to W A Stevens Heisley Building item appears in the classified section.
Classified note from Dangler shows a farm wagon and two wheel sets for sale at 461 High Street. Price not listed. Contact Dangler for details.
A reading from a fragmented page discusses marriage choices and trust, with lines about how curiosity influences romantic decisions. It mentions engagements broken and social attitudes toward marriage amid gossip and confusion.
A tale from a Maine shipyard tells of a drunk carpenter who proves his skill by hewing a wooden bolt on a stone without damaging the broadax edge. He then shatters the ax on the stone with a mighty blow, prompting the foreman to hire him for his remarkable talent.
Frank Gotch, heavyweight wrestling champion of the world, defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko in straight falls in Chicago to successfully defend his title. The match took place June 2 and solidified Gotch's hold on the championship.
In New York on June 2 two southbound subway trains collided in the Harlem river tunnel after a pump house fire spread smoke through the tube. About twenty people were injured but no fatalities reported. The blaze started in refuse near the pump house and ignited wooden casing surrounding the pumping area.
New York in June report states Lady Francis Cook suffrage supporter was claimed held prisoner at John Floyd Hume residence. Mary Sparr sister of Cook filed habeas corpus in supreme court to produce Cook for court review. After writ granted Cook left the residence and proceedings dropped.
A man about fifty years old stepped over the rail at Prospect Point Niagara Falls and went over the falls. He was six feet tall with a medium build, dark mustache, wearing dark clothes and a soft hat. The incident occurred June 2. The Margery. The first steam vessel appeared on the Thames in 1615 and was called tye!
An automobile tire ad urges pumping tires hard to reduce friction and heat. It warns many tires are underinflated, increasing wear and cost, and stresses checking inflation regularly and driving with a full load. It also notes heat causes and causes of tire wear and advises proper troubleshooting methods.
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