Bowser's theory sparks confrontation with the butcher
Mr Bowser declares a grand economic solution at dinner and with the butcher. A heated quarrel erupts as the butcher challenges the plan and a fight ensues.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
Mr Bowser declares a grand economic solution at dinner and with the butcher. A heated quarrel erupts as the butcher challenges the plan and a fight ensues.
A newsroom joke shows a boy hired after a test at two cents per pound for ice, then other one liners share quips about theater and hydrophobia, with a variety of cartoon captions from Chicago News, Washington Star, New York Telegraph, and Stanford University Chaparral.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review excerpt mocks Mary Mary Quite Contrary with playful verse about garden produce. The passage notes Mary as a contrary youth and jokes about beans peas and cucumbers failing to resolve a simple tie.
A county Democratic gathering at Highland Beach honors Frank S. Katzenbach Jr. of Trenton with remarks by party leaders. Speakers praise his service and pledge a clean campaign while noting strong turnout of 300 guests including George Viehmann and William Pintard, with many local officials and supporters in attendance.
George A Viehmann of New Brunswick praised tariff and constitutional topics and predicted a Democratic victory in a recent gathering. A shore dinner followed, served by Mine Host Sandlass with attentive waiters and excellent menu.
Policeman Lewis Havens of Deal formerly from Oakhurst underwent surgery at Ann May Hospital Spring Lake to remove a tumor on the right leg. Doctors deemed amputation above the knee vital though Havens resists this course of action.
Eugene Bliven, 76, father of Mrs H C Williams of Morford avenue, Rochester, is critically ill at home after months of illness while visiting his daughter. Mrs Williams remains with her father during his illness.
Local optionists plan a Monmouth county organization at a meeting in Long Branch on Friday June 24. A preliminary session at St Luke's M E Church drew clergy and lay members with Rev Dr J Ward Gamble presiding. The group seeks ten men to vote as a unit for Assemblymen pledging local option support next winter.
Walter Rosenberg, lessee of the Broadway Theatre, has added the Bijou Theatre at Broadway and 1st Street to his holdings. This brings his total to eleven theatres in the city.
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