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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
4
Captain Albert Gleaves of the United States Navy, commander of the Newport naval station, will assume the post of commandant at the Brooklyn navy yard on June 16, succeeding Rear Admiral B. H. Lantze.
A renowned Tennessee lawyer, noted for a hot temper and deafness, clashed with a younger judge during a motion. The judge fined him $10 for contempt. The exchange included a quip about the fine being a “hun t debt” as the lawyer dropped a coin toward the clerk.
A printed dialogue mentions a doctor prescribing a Europe trip, contrasting past bromide treatment. The text then shifts to a New York market report with dairy prices and shipper receipts, followed by Pittsburgh live stock and hogs data, listing prices and ranges for cattle, sheep, lambs, and hogs.
Baseball results across the National and American Leagues with game scores at New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Detroit and more. Standings show New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis leading divisions while others trail, with batters and umpires named.
Chicago June 11. The Republican national committee awarded Indiana's twelve contested delegates to Taft and California's twenty six delegates largely to Roosevelt. Taft claims 576 votes and a nomination with a large Taft majority. Roosevelt allies protest steamroller tactics while debates over Cummins as dark horse continue in Chicago.
Prince Henry earns praise for directing the rescue of women and children in danger as morale and relief efforts unfold. The royal actions underscore leadership during a perilous incident affecting civilians.
Prince Henry of Reuss acted instantly aboard the Moltke to avert disaster when an overloaded boat pressed against the ship amid a rising tide. He ordered the engine reversed and directed two seamen to fend off the vessel, saving six men five women and several babies from peril.
London Opinion notes a returning festive gentleman faces trouble in getting home. Terence cautions that ease becomes difficulty with reluctance. Weather forecasts call for fair conditions and tomorrow with moderate westerly winds.
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