Sulzer Answers McCabe Attack in Direct Primaries Speech
Albany June 18 Governor Sulzer responded to Patrick McCabe’s charges during a statewide campaign stop for direct primaries. He called McCabe a weak political foe and accused crafty enemies of plotting to hinder direct nominations, promising to push the law despite attacks. The speech contrasted McCabe’s libelous statements with Sulzer’s plan to advance reform in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Patrick K.mccabe
New York City
Charles F. Murphfy
Patrick E. McCabe
McCabe
Democratic Party
Albany County
Dugan
Ube
He’ll Get the Time Though
A quip about judgment and investment appears in a London dialogue where an infirm old man avoids discussing others funerals while pondering his own fate. The brief exchange reflects old world humor and fatalism characteristic of the era.
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Dr. Mason
Starled
McH
London
Brakes Fail in Death Run Test on Express Engine 1388
Stamford report details seventh test of the Boston express engine 1388 whose air brakes failed completely, allowing a runaway run 875 feet beyond the Skylark crash site. Inspectors note a loose brake pin. officials say repairs did not affect braking.
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Stamford
Conm
Boston Express
New Haven
Stamford Roundhouse
Charles J. Dougherty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dougherty
New Haven Road
Phelan
eXpresa
Foxboro
Pristina
New England
Tseless
Spanking Sets Town Afire In Ferrdale Fire
Mrs B Wolfe of Ferrdale near Monticello tried to sink her son with a slipper and toppled an oil stove starting a blaze. The fire spread to twelve businesses and three homes, destroying them. Estimated damage from the incident reaches $75 060.
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Monticello
N. Y
Dane
B. Wolfe
Ferrdale
Here
Classified Ads Offer Great Deals Daily
Read the Record’s classifieds each day for potential bargains. The page promises chances to buy needed items at very low prices. Follow along for updated listings and timely opportunities.
Class Will and Testament of 1913 Chattle High Senior Class
The Senior Class of 1913 at Chattle High School Long Branch N J drafts a humorous last will and testament naming Juniors as executors and detailing bequests from teachers to students. The document lists many playful legacies to peers including sports gear, costumes, and personal items with a mock solemn tone.
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Chattlo High School
Long Branch
N. J
Edgar Woolley
Albert Breese
Bob Underhill
Stella Davis
Dorothy van Brunt
Gano
Eddie van Tine
Isabelle Bennett
Leet
Charles Schuch
Hdna Henry
Alpheus Borden
Bryant Smith
Bryant
Clifford Errickson
Thomas Brehm
Heatrice
Bud ‘Parker
Jin
Nastasia
David Kamrass
Hazel Pierson
Danderine
Blavehe Fowler
Va Fisher
Dee
West Long Branch
Agnes Kunis
Dorothy
Scoop Lista
The
Athletic Association
Rowland Hughes
Emma Hendrickson
Leroy Barry
Dorothy Garr
Byrom Blaisdell
Stanley Green
Joseph Perri
Ventilation Advice and Repeated Surgeries Quip
A physician advises the patient to get plenty of ventilation after medical exams. The patient jokes that he has already undergone three surgeries in the past year and a half.
Grandmothers and the Special Request for Off
A brief exchange shows a detainee named Tommy pleading to be released to attend his grandmother's funeral, saying he has two grandmothers and noting the double request. The aside implies a discussion of release and familial obligations within a narrow courtroom or custodial setting.
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Tommy
Middletown Vets to Attend Gettysburg Reunion
Middletown veterans named for the Gettysburg reunion next month include Major Joseph T. Field Captain George A. Bowne Captain William Conover Captain James Stoothoff Captain John Morris and others. The article notes Stoothoff’s battle service and a jeweled sword awarded for gallantry, plus Middletown’s long history of military leadership in multiple wars and leaders like Truex and Taylor.
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Middletown
Gettysburg
Joseph T. Field
George A. Powne
William W. Conover
James A. Stoothoff
John W. Morris
John EB. Carter
John L. Covert
Edward Wiliams
Charles 4. Smith
Bowne
Stoothoff
Mr. Morris
New York
Bull Rum
Appomattox
Middletown Township
George Arrowsmith
Monmouth County
William 8. Truex
W.remeen Taylor
Twenty-Ninth
William Truex Oaster
Truex
Conover
Stoothall
Robert R. Mount
Red Bank
Charles Luthurrow
Harvey G. Gon
William M. Foster
Daniel Hendrickson
Middletown Company
Louleburg
King George's War
New Jersey
Dan
Iel
Elias Conover
William W
Harvey S
Thomas S. Robinson
Keyport
the Governor's Light Guards
Oakhurst Ladies Aid Meets. Local Social Notes
Oakhurst News reports the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church held a business meeting at Mrs. Samuel Thompson's home. Citizens update include Mr and Mrs Charles Meyer entertaining visitors from New York and Brooklyn, and Lewis Harvey suffering vertigo. The Epworth League plans a July 2 supper at Jeffrey's Woods, with Rev Fisler presiding.
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Ladies’ Aid
Society of the Oakhurst M
Samuel Thompson
Charles Meyer
Lewis Street
New York
Brooklyn
Lewis Harvey
West Park Avenue
Harry G. van Note
York
Laird
Belmar
John C. Laird
Monmouth
John J Scott Wiseman
Beatrice
Wiseman
Caleb Haley
Asbury Park
Bowman
West Long Brapeh
Lewis Na Harold
Van-Note Will
Epworth League
Psa Pps
Olbanet
M. KE
Pai PP
Fisler
Jeffrey’s Woods
Pearl Street
Senator Gore praises city as auto high use
The remark notes Gore traveling nationwide and asserting the town has the most automobiles per population in the country, shaping a local belief about the city’s pride and auto usage.
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Gore
United States
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