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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
Handsome classy bay carriage team and a good sound family horse available. Apply to Charles Abbott at Norwood and Park Aves Elberon New Jersey. 132 to 137?
Frank C Storck held a Monday night dinner for salesmen from his stores in Red Bank Long Branch and Freehold at the Garrison House Broadstreet Red Bank. Guests included Frank Bloom Rob ert Mason Frank Howard Richard Beake Horace Vine Fred Cullington and Charles Bartlett of Red Bank Vernon Davis and J W N Stultz of Long Branch E W Rutan and Bloom of Freehold.
Officials of the New Jersey Central Railroad issue a permit to Mayor William E. Warn of Keyport allowing the borough to lay sewer pipes beneath the railroad tracks on First Street at that location.
Matawan High School commencement exercises in the auditorium with an extra feature an address by Edmund Wilson Attorney General of Red Bank. Also notices of a Beechwood Avenue vacation petition in West Long Branch and an assessment notice for personal property due by June 30 with penalties for noncompliance and oath requirements.
Bayonne leads a wave toward commission government in New Jersey with Trenton and several cities soon voting. Liquor interests fear the plan enables local option in excise matters, while petitions in Bayonne surpassed the required signatures by about a thousand. The movement spreads to Paterson Passaic Jersey City Hoboken East Orange New Brunswick and Plainfield.
Professor Edward B Voorhees of Rutgers and president of the New Jersey state board of agriculture is dead at 55 after a year long decline with paralysis. Born in Pine Brook he studied at Rutgers earning BA in 1881 and MA in 1884. He led the state weather bureau before becoming board president in 1901. He was active in the Reformed church.
In Trenton on June 8 the Public Service Railway Company ordered that passengers carrying bulky parcels may not board trolley cars. The rule aims to keep the cars clear for riders and avoid obstructing service.
On June 1 in Bayonne New Jersey Governor Wilson urged adoption of government by commission as the first in the state. He spoke before a mixed audience of men and women and was joined by his secretary Tumulty and Senator Wielder. The event was hosted by the Government by Commission group with multiple party representatives present.
Francisco I. Madero arrives in Mexico City in triumph after six months as an outlaw. A crowd of poorer citizens lines the route to the national palace while 500 Maderista bands keep order and soldiers stay in barracks amid a festive yet plain procession.
Cleveland's Chief of Police Kohler, famed as the Golden Rule Chief, sails for Europe today and may be in London for the coronation. He telegraphs Mayor Gaynor with congratulations, saying he needs none of the sympathy.
Baltimore papers report Morris Cohen and Mrs. Sarah Cohen charged with murdering Ida Cohen and Morris Golfen by poisoning their food. The couple allegedly killed both spouses to pursue an affair, with nine year old Samuel Cohen also dead. Both suspects offered no statements.
El Paso reports that Magonistas led by Ricardo Flores Magón oppose Madero’s peace efforts. Four men arrested as Mexican Socialists continue the anti-Madero plot. Madero agents hint funds from defeated Magonistas aid the struggle to prevent restoration of order.
General Wood informs President Taft that about 6 000 soldiers should be withdrawn from Galveston Texas and San Diego California. the expected order to break up these camps is discussed, with the San Antonio division unaffected. A separate dispatch notes Kaiser will cap a yacht in the August Spithead races. The Amsterdam report records Mrs Catherine Miller of Frankfort Herkimer county dying at over 100, the oldest resident in that area and a Civil War pensioner.
Train times show NJ Central routes from Long Branch to New York Newark and Elizabth with various departures including Sundays. Additional notes list Atlantic City service and connections via Greenon Gleave or similar stations.
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