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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

2

Japanese Bento Boxes and Historic Glass Windows Featured

A scanned article notes Japanese bento boxes sold at major stations with tea for 2 cents and a variety of items. It also describes York Minster’s east window, the largest in England aside from Gloucester, with 200 glass compartments and a Coventry craftsman paid in 1400s. The piece includes a quip about early photography and other brief anecdotes from London Graphic and Philadelphia Record.

United States Cheg New York Mall York Minster Naduon England Gloucester John Thornton Coventry London Graphic

Remarkable likeness at Berlin royal wedding scene

A postcard style note describes Czar Nicholas and King George appearing similar in a staged wedding moment at Berlin. It references a fictional coup and the Keisel family daughter’s wedding with emphasis on their striking resemblance.

Mussia George of Maglind Keisel Berlin

Organization probe for acts of Sulzer

Albany June 12 A legislative probe of Governor Sulzer's administration focusing on veto use and patronage to win votes for direct nominations with the legislature is planned after the extraordinary session. The seven member committee is led by Sen James J Frawley with three senators and three assemblymen from both parties.

Albany N.Y Sulzer Usete Hawniking Democratic James J. Brawley Cammany Manty Martin Glynn Senate Alfred J. Simith Assembly James J. Frawley New York Kelix J. Sanner Kings Samuel J. Tamsperger Erie Elon R. Brown Jefferson Wilson IT Yard Westchester la Vern BP

Live Stock Market Snapshot and Price Ranges

Cattle prices show varied quotes from choice to good with drives on fat cows and spring calves. Sheep and lambs report light supply and steady demand with prime wethers around 5 dollars, hogs mix around nine dollars, and miscellaneous lean hogs priced per market reports.

Ket Winhoer

Freedom on Way for Philippines Independence Likely

Washington dispatch reports strong Democratic backing for the Jones bill to grant Philippines independence in eight years. President Wilson supports the measure, but a Republican filibuster or future congresses could repeal or delay independence, with concerns about self government and possible insurrection in the Pilipinas.

Arthur W. Dunn Washington Philippines Wilson Senate Pilipinas

Turkish vizier shot dead in automobile in Constantinople

Mahmud Shefket Pasha the Turkish grand vizier was shot down by two young men as he rode to the sublime porte in a motorcar. He died at the war office after a fusillade wounded Ibrahim Bey. The assassination is linked to a plot against the committee of unions and progress.

Constantinople Mahmud Shefket Pasha Sublime Porte War Office Committee of Unions and Progress Ibrahim Bey Shefket Pasha Erand Vizier Sehefket Pasha Ibraham Bey Mahmud Sehefket Pasha Kiamil Pasha Nazim Pasha Tehatalja Mahmud Bagdad Abdul Hamid Germany

Roosevelt Sulzer Appeal for Direct Primary Reform

In Rochester Col Theodore Roosevelt and Governor William Sulzer led a Progressive and Democratic gathering urging the governors direct primary bill. Roosevelt endorsed the effort and proposed an amendment to allow women to be nominated as party officials.

Rochester N. Y Theodore Roosevelt William Sulzer Roosevelt Convention Hall Lincoln

Barge Explodes Killing Four at Racine Dockside

Four men died and two were injured when boilers on the steam barge E M Peck exploded while discharging coal at Pugh docks Racine Wisconsin on June 12. One crew member is missing believed dead. Captain Gustav Lotberg and LIFE SAVING crew recovered victims and towed them to the docks as wreckage showered the harbor.

Racine Wis E M. Peck Duluth Pugh Gustav Lotberg Unitoi States Life Saving Service Severn

Pioneer Treasury Woman Emma Graves Lingers in Service at 81

Emma Graves, 81, nearing fifty years as a Treasury Department employee, spent forty-nine in the redemption division before a transfer to the register's office. She recalls Civil War era Washington, Spinner securing women’s clerical roles, and she remains active as an expert counter counting notes, with sisters and family who served in the Union Army nearby.

Treasury Department Washington Emma St. Graves Treasury Miss Graves Register Francis EB. Spinner United States Bloomville N. Y Elizabeth G. Menet Kansas City Amelia B. Graves New York Conkling Senator Conkling

Caterpillars Stop Train On Long Island Rails

A caterpillar swarm halted a Montauk division train for hours as wheels lost grip on rails. Botanist George P Englehardt aboard with specimen hunters reported foliage stripped from trees and the swarm moving toward greenery. Sand on rails helped the crew resume progress two miles beyond the belt. Long Island Railroad official Fullerton aids island residents eradicating the pests.

Montauk Long Island Railroad Montauk Point George P Paul Englehardt Department of Botany Brooklyn Institute Englehardt Fullerton Long Island Railroad Company Medford N. Y Island

Whaling Harpooners Earn Over Five Thousand Dollars

Secretary Redfield cites a Consul General report from Christiania Norway showing that the average harpooner on a Norwegian whaling vessel earned 5360 dollars for five months of work. The figure reflects the earnings of crew aboard the Norwegian fleet.

Redfield Department of Commerce Charles A. Holder Christiania Norway

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W. G. Eisele Cedar Avenue Long Branch R. M. Harris Shoe Store Broadway S&h Sea Bright Fair Haven Oceanic Bennett & Lewis Juline Ave Kurrus Ocean Ave Uog Chattle High School Telephone E. M. Colton Rockwell Ave A. C. Bennett Co Branchport Ave C. J. Pupki N. J Norwood Ave Layton & Clark James E. Riddle C. B. Deaver Third Ave A.& P. Store Koops & Abels Grocers Mmerman Cali Maine Minteapolis Journal Riohis Slolba Sir Philip Sidvey, Ae Czar Nicholas Russia King George American Press Association General Markets Pennsylvania Philadelphia Long Islind Ea Oe MOVE Post Office Department Congress Order of Mechanics Austin Jimcrow Democratic Congress District of Columbia Mahmud Schefket Pasha T. R. and Emma R. Graves Bill Counter Register’s Office Uncle Sam Spinner Treaseury Department Secretary Chase Francis B. Spinner Chase Long Branch Daily Record
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