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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
9
A burglary is described with entry through a first floor window into a vacant bedroom near the Finke couple's room. Underwear and socks were found in the brush. money and water were missing, and the burglar's precise loot remains undiscovered.
Mrs. Clats Julstedt and her children Ewing and Cecelia visit Mrs. Julstedt’s mother Mrs. Ewing Patterson in the city. Dr. and Mrs. Scudder J. Woolley occupy their Chelsea avenue cottage. Advertising appears in the Daily Record.
Thomas Jose of Kingston New York survivor of a 14 man team says Spanish peasants killed one by one the Americans in dark roads near Lerida and Barcelona during irrigation work for Pearson Engineering. He fled to France then to New York detailing wounds and fear amid hostile locals and narrow escape across the Pyrenees.
Sydney A. Gross a sixteen year old student at Central High Philadelphia invents an angle sector claimed to trisect polyhedral angles exactly. The cardboard eight pointed star device uses hinged, movable rectangles to divide dihedrals aiding architects and surveyors to trisect land without a protractor.
The original Kilmarnock edition of Robert Burns poems sold in London for 700 dollars at a books and manuscripts sale. The Edinburgh edition of Anthony Louis Stevenson works drew bids, while Leonard Gaines, a bookmaker, died impoverished after a $100000 win.
The Merchants' Association of Long Branch announces a five cent fare for new bus service with two routes planned and a forthcoming public market. A large city celebration is planned to showcase this progress and city improvement.
The Monmouth County Freeholders directed bidding for a new concrete bridge over the upper branch of Deal Lake at Wana-onsa and for related abutments, with work not to start before September to allow re advertisements if bids are high. County reacts to shoreline hospital site issues and assigns a 30 acre, elevation suitable site under 5000 dollars, and appoints John H Stilgagon to road supervision.
A brief note states that all toll charges shall be certified by the presiding judge before presentation to the Board for payment, ensuring proper oversight of expenses.
Washington reports say the American yacht Columbia owned by J Harvey Ladew was seized at Wakayama harbor by Japanese authorities. Secretary Bryan says no diplomatic crisis. Ladew party heads to St Petersburg. Miss Helen Forbes to Atlantic City health meeting as delegate.
Washington June 12 The Senate banking committee heard opposition to enacting currency legislation at the special session with Senators O Gorman and Hitchcock opposing any action during the tariff session. No definite measure was advanced.
Miss Jane Day a visiting teacher from school 146 told how poor children's precocity challenges in-home discipline. She recounted a mother’s question about making a boy work at home when the child evades labor laws and mocks parental authority.
The State Board of Public Utility Commissioners ruled it lacks authority to approve Lehigh Valley Railroad's plan to abandon use of Pennsylvania Railroad passenger stations in Jersey City and Newark Market Street. The board also dismissed complaints from Jersey City officials and Hunterdon County objections and did not disapprove the station change or grant continuance of service.
Local notice promotes advertising in the Daily Rec journal urging businesses to place ads to increase earnings. The brief emphasizes the platform as a profitable channel for outreach and sales.
About 150 members from eight of twelve camps gathered at Camp 162 in Freehold for a district meeting. State President Frederick C. Torrey and State Conductor William P. Steinhauser spoke. committees were named and resolutions passed endorsing the State Camp anniversary, anti lobbyism, educational films, and use of schools for community purposes. The group will now be known as the Monmouth County Association of the P O S of A. with Highlands Camp hosting the next gathering.
A concise reflection credits sincerity as the foundation of steadfast friendship and constancy. It asserts that true loyalty rests on genuine honesty and dismisses insincerity as the source of weakness in relationships.
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