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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
4
Timothy L. Woodruff emerges as a prominent local figure in Kings County, noted for his leadership and path alongside T. R. B and the wagon project. The piece highlights his rising influence, community work, and connections with regional groups.
A Brooklyn Life style note wonders at Geraldine women who imitate men in daring acts. The author quips that a man will post a warning sign yet questions if a woman would. The piece uses playful gossip tone about gender expectations.
The Rev W W Bustard of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland OD notes in a recent sermon ten don’ts for wives. The list warns against marrying for money, over or under dressing, hobble skirts, neglecting home life, airing troubles publicly, sipping at saloons, overindulgent glamour, confusing children with gambling, always telling truth to conductors, and crown home as a woman’s kingdom with motherhood linked to great men.
The Colorado board of pardons received two Navy medals of honor voted to Louis Weebter, who is under death sentence at Canon City for the murder of Ctt ford 10. He served long in the Navy earning two bravery medals inscribed Fidelity Obedience Year. A separate wire reports a 14 year old, Karl Magia, killed by a mule on his father’s farm at Ponlsboro, later died at Cooperstown.
Taggart denies any deal with Murphy regarding Gaynor boom and backs Indiana Governor Marshall. O Gorman says New York will pick its candidate after the first Baltimore caucus with Harmon Wilson Clark and Underwood leading. he sees Gaynor as a strong possible president if he can run New York.
National League standings show New York leading with 37 wins and 10 losses, Philadelphia 24 losses. American League results include Detroit and Chicago games with rain postponements. International League and New York State League reports provide Jersey City, Newark, and Albany match details and standings with several postponed games.
In Verona New Jersey June 17 inspectors across Essex county begin a week long mosquito extermination drive. They will destroy every water holding vessel found in cemeteries where graves are decorated with flower receptacles.
Nighttime blast aimed at Louis Grosky and his family in a Burlington New Jersey foreign colony wounded Grosky fatally or near fatally and set three houses and a barn ablaze on Bordentown avenue. Police seek suspects as a blaze threatened the settlement and kerosene scent aided the theory of an arson plot.
A June 17 storm devastated Zanesville Ohio as two people died and two were fatally injured with a dozen more hurt. Property damage reached 500000 with St. Thomas Catholic church the epicenter as mass continued beneath a shattered steeple and falling boulders.
Teeth extracted without any pain. Plates that do not drop. All work guaranteed. Consultation free. Dr Brumberger lists locations in Red Bank at Broad and Monmouth Street and Asbury Park at 605 Cookman Avenue. Evening hours offered. Prices described as very reasonable.
Mrs. Mary Copely Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, traveled from Pittsburgh to White Plains to attend today's Supreme Court hearing before Justice Keogh. She aims to secure Thaw's release from Matteawan State Hospital, with the judge to decide if he remains insane. Mrs. Thaw, who recently turned seventy, went to her hotel and declined callers.
Forecast predicts fair and cooler weather in the north with showers in the south today, followed by clearing in the south. Tomorrow brings fair skies in the north while the south remains unsettled. Moderate winds from the south and southwest. The piece ends with a brief, unrelated dialogue about memory and charity.
The Women’s Social and Political Union issues a statement alleging Premier Asquith struck a suffragette with his hat, saying the hard blow buckled her arm under the force of the cap.
Andrew Komer, a Brooklyn-identified farm hand from South Jamaica, was captured after a decoy letter lured him to a Brownsville bank office. Police say he resisted with a razor when seized, and he awaits identification by Mrs. Minnie Mack’s husband and niece in Seacaucus, New Jersey.
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