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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
10
A columnist proposes linking cables to the Carnegies to secure an ice cream supply. The piece reads as a whimsical or speculative note on infrastructure or access, with local figures and an unexpected culinary twist.
A New York committee asked to arrange an old fashioned Fourth of July event discussed sending a cable to Andrew Carnegie and his wife to treat school children to ice cream. Jacob A. Riis, noted author, proposed the idea and it will be forwarded by cable.
National league scores include New York 5 St Louis 4 behind Wiltse Crandall and Meyers. Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 5, Gasper Suggs Rowman and McLean vs Knetzer Wilhelm Scanlon Bergen. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4, Richie Reul bach Brown Kling Stack Moore Dooin. Boston 7 Philadelphia 6 in eleven innings. American League games feature Chicago 3 Boston 0. Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 4. Detroit 7 Washington 1. St Louis New York rain postponed. Standings show New York leading with 56 wins and 27 losses. Detroit 29 17. Philadelphia 27 13. Boston 22 22. Cleveland 16 20. Washington 18 26. Chicago 14 26. St Louis 8 2 =================================================================
Washington June 10 The administration postal savings bank bill passed the House with all Republicans and 22 Democrats supporting it. Four roll calls were required to push the measure through. The 22 Democrats argued the bill reflected the 1908 Democratic platform.
At Haverstraw New York on June 10 a West Shore locomotive struck a carriage returning from a funeral killing four people and injuring others. The victim list includes Edward V Siefried and his wife of New City minister Frederick Romath of New City driver William Beebe and gateman Thomas Malloy.
New York June 10 Judge O Sullivan wary about approving a presentment from the special white slavery grand jury amid Rockefeller Jr a conference on the matter. District Attorney Whitman doubts evidence of organized white slavery exists in New York City. The sack race game described is included as a fragmentary note in the text.
Secretary of Treasury visits Breezy Corporation for a formal entertainment event. E. A. Gary oversees arrangements as executives and staff greet the visitor. Attendees include company leaders and invited guests.
Franklin MacVeagh secretary of the treasury and E. H. Gary United States Steel chairman toured the Indiana plant inspecting steel mills. MacVeagh said expressions of approval for the Taft administration are widespread and that confidence in the president is now evident.
President Taft refuses Harrison and the Hebrew delegation entry to the executive office after an appointment request. Harrison accuses the action of blocking critics of the Ballinger-Pinchot matter, calling the White House a lonely place for critics.
Vital statistics released show a drop in France birth rates with 770,000 births in 197% and 782,000 the year before. Since 1851 France grew by 3,000,000, while Germany increased by 30,000,000 in the same period.
Markets mixed with unsettled butter values and creamery products. Reports list various price points for cream, prime, and fancy butter. mentions boxes of receipts, market names, and regional suppliers with limited legible details.
Clifford Smith visits his sister Mrs Henry Asbury Park but rests after sunstroke last year and poor health this spring. Rev Joseph Garrison preaches special sermon. Children’s day exercises planned for evening. Mrs George Salisbury ex post office worker replaced by Curtis. Miss Jennie Rev Joseph Garrison called to Philadelphia for sister’s illness. Bishop Scarborough led class at St Johns chapel with George F Boles Dorothy J Holmes and Mr L present. Closing exercises of the public school noted with Rev F.
Local residents report a chimney fire at Oscar Breckenridge’s home sparked by an overloaded stove but neighbors quickly extinguished it with little damage. The Ladies Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Lovett’s home while St. John’s Guild gathered at Mrs. Lipincott’s house. Charles and the late Mr. Brooks celebrated a golden wedding anniversary at Sky High with twelve five dollar pieces gifted. David Moore, church and school janitor, suffers a wrist boil and is unable to work. Mrs. Ely returns from two week visit with son in Red Bank. A. C. Baker visits Atlantic City home briefly. Mrs. B. F. King recovers from indigestion.
The Boys Club of the First Presbyterian Church prepares a lawn party tomorrow at 10 o clock in front of the church at Chelsea and Third avenues. They will decorate the lawn in patriotic colors to honor GAR visitors. Dainty refreshments will be on sale. The event closes at 6 o'clock.
Gertste, arrested at As! Park Sunday on an embezzlement charge, was released after being held under $2,000 daily bail. Prosecution will pursue the fugitive to bring him to New York, where the alleged crime was committed.
A fragmented note references house wear and costs with unclear names and terms. The text appears garbled and lacks coherent details, making it difficult to establish concrete people places or events for a concise summary.
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