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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary clipping mentions Timothy Fiskli-Funny noting more rain than New York, a slight improvement, and a playful quip about a baby. The garbled text hints at a satirical column or comic feature with references to dates and places but lacks coherent narrative.
Mr and Mrs E H Eddison of Albany N Y with daughter Christina are guests of Mr and Mrs James Cloughly Norwood avenue. Mrs J Englenler of New York has leased a Matilda Terrace cottage for summer. Roy Joline of Atlantic avenue now runs Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach routes for Acker Merrall Condit Co. C EB Fisher and family are season guests at the Huyler cottage. D Cella and family spend the summer in Cottage place. A Guttman and family stay at Stratford Place South Elberon. A Bacharach who leased Hollywood No 16 arrived. Elmer McIntyre resides at Takanassee Lake. Munro dog Mike found and returned to Norma Munro after walking incident at Fifty-ninth street and Sixth avenue.
Washington observers weigh Roosevelts return as a risk to party unity with Taft and insurgents. Roosevelt vows no speeches for two months while planning a Kansas City tour and a September address on insurgency. Ballinger case briefs hint at majority and minority lines. sugar trust frauds face new government action. Exports beat imports in May, eleven months to May show large surpluses. Taft and Roosevelt may meet at Beverly this summer as conservation measures advance.
New York city police report six drownings at metropolitan beaches yesterday with totals from the storm possibly reaching twenty. They fear Jamaica Bay and nearby waters may see the worst loss in twenty years. Holiday crowds stayed away to honor former President Roosevelt's homecoming.
Glenn H. Curtiss clipped ten and a half feet from his former record at the aviation meet in Louisville. He rose from the ground eighty seven and a half feet from the starting mark, breaking his previous record of ninety eight feet.
Observations taken at 8 p.m. yesterday report warmer conditions today across locations, with noted changes in Pair and adjacent areas. The brief indicates a trend toward higher temperatures.
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