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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
9
The Hanson Up Town Store advertises a Children’s Day sale featuring ribbons gloves hosiery and ladies waists in various materials colors and styles. Customer highlights include silk gloves priced at 49 cents to 98 cents satin and fancy ribbons and white silk mull waists with special prices.
In Belmar, Lippincott fights a guilt claim over embezzlement from Adams Express with judge appointing July 10 trial after a doubt remains. VanBrunt, once promised restitution, now alleges drivers stole the money. prosecutors cited shortages before a ghost hearing. Licenses issued and renewed in Red Bank Seafront towns. nearby trials set for June and October.
Testimony from doctors including S Hennett and J Reed behind assertions that Dr Bennett’s diagnosis and treatment met professional standards. Witnesses denied an attributed quote about not suing due to doctor support, and a C county medical group backing him was referenced. The trial is expected to continue to cover the day and into tomorrow’s closing remarks.
Police arrest a prominent Ocean County man after a confrontation with Mrs. Connell. She accuses him of threats and theft in a domestic dispute, recounting a dispute over a divorce and money exchanges including a $190 payment. Hoff defends himself with claims of innocence and collaboration with a lawyer Tepbroeck R. Stout.
A whimsical tale contrasts a poet’s wife’s fashion, the poet’s advertising rhymes for a major breakfast food company, and a son pressured by his father to farm. He refuses, expressing farming as a pointless cycle and declares he will pursue dance instead.
Senator Overman says a powerful trio of lobbies backed by branches nationwide are using ads briefs and telegrams to sway tariff votes. The Senate Investigating Committee extends inquiry beyond ten days and issues subpoenas for seven more manufacturers and agents involved in opposing the tariff bill.
Acting Governor James Fielder will be named president of the Princeton University board of trustees at Nassau Hall. He will take the oath of office as president of the board and lead the academic procession with John C. Hibben from Nassau Hall to commencement. He will also attend the Woodrow Wilson Association dinner in Dover on June 17.
The London Globe notes George Grote the Greece historian was remarkably unaware of his fame, with anecdotes of an unassuming life and a wife who gently reminded him of his renown. The piece also explains animal senses, showing cats rely on whiskers and dogs on smell and hearing, while sight is less central for many species.
A fragment from Chicago Record dialogue features two men debating money and credit terms with sharp humor about borrowing limits and social pretension. The line contrasts a high brow remark with a pragmatic view on extending credit.
Thomas Bryant Smith valedictorian of the Class of 1918 wins the Price Greenleaf Scholarship valued at 200 dollars for distinguished work. Class Day is eight days away. seniors plan gifts and dress while Lista teases with a planned surprise at the rostrum.
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