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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
15
Dialog snippets showcase a playful exchange between characters about names and money. The speaker references varying nicknames from a father figure and notes a gift of a potential clone friend with money but reluctance to share.
The Supreme Court bench led by Chief Justice Gummere reserved decision on whether the Pierce grade crossing bill and the 1911 act authorizing municipal electric plants were legally enacted. The Pangborn case anchors the argument, with debates over attestation of law, legislative minutes as evidence, and the governor's five day period to return vetoed bills.
Hamilton F. Kean and family own a summer cottage in Elberon that burned last night with losses estimated at around 30000 dollars. Fire started mysteriously in the kitchen area. the northeast corner and roof suffered severe damage while interiors were water soaked and charred. Firemen worked to confine the blaze as insurance adjusters prepare to assess the scene.
Capt McCue and Mr Clark drove to the Highlands yesterday to arrange the game tomorrow. Chattle hopes for a win to boost standings next Tuesday. Also notes exhibition drawings in the school corridors and teaching visits by B B Foster and Michael Viracola. Leopold Marks funeral held in Union Avenue with many mourners and floral tributes. Interment at the Hebrew Burying Ground assisted by Wm H Morris.
Chief Inspector Ward Johnson warns inspectors to crack down on cars owned by New Jersey residents using licenses from other states under a reciprocity law. Offenders face fines up to 100 dollars, with complaints and case reports to the State House. In other notes, St. Luke's M Church midweek service drew many, with Harry Bennett detailing General Conference actions in Minneapolis.
Guiseppa LaRosa four year old daughter of Prank LaRomm of Red Bank Avenue was struck Sunday afternoon by a Lem Ketcham carriage driven by Oscar Miller. A wheel passed over her right leg causing a bad bruise but no serious injuries expected. Dr William D Sayre treated the injury.
Washington report states the New Jersey State Board of Health will urge city health officers to attend the Fifteenth International Congress on Hygiene and Demography in September. Dr Bruce Keator and Dr John FulTon emphasize the congress as a major public health advancement for the United States.
The caveat fled by William Russell Slocum against the will of Mrs Ellen Slocum was heard before Judge John E. Foster at Freeholt yesterday. After hearing the testimony of subscribing witnesses and the caveat, the court ordered probate of the will.
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