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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
A distraught husband asked Detective Walling for help locating his missing wife and her dog after a late night call. The man offered uncertain details about appearances and described a brindled Brindle Ball Terrier with a distinctive white tail, blue or brown eyes, and a collar. The effort aims to trace the wife and dog, with authorities pursuing clues.
Mrs LeWél Holden and Mrs Snitch ster returned to their homes in this city after spending about three weeks visiting friends and relatives in Redoimac county Virginia.
Portland inquiry reports J F Webb and Mrs Johnson linked to the slaying of William A Johnson. A bloodstained trunk misrouting revealed the crime at Union Depot. Webb and Mrs Johnson deny involvement. $1900 in currency found with Mrs Johnson amid the investigation.
In Poughkeepsie on June 22 Frank Schermerhorn was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Sarah Brymer. Immediately after verdict, Justice Morehauser sentenced him to death at Sing Sing during the coming week. He had been a coachman and nurse in the Barnes Compton family at Hillbrook.
Fragmentary OCR notes list items from a market section including creams, imitation creamery products, boxes, and various fancy goods. Mentions packs, sales, seconds, firsts, and general market offerings with unclear brands and prices.
Two carriages, buggy and phaeton, in good order, must be sold. Reasonable prices. 24 Liberty Street.
A dedicatory reflection voices gratitude for a newly opened church and its enduring mission. The speaker, likely a young voice, praises the building as a welcoming space, urges obedience to holy will, and urges pastors and members to avoid disputes. The verse emphasizes leadership, restraint in speech, and respectful conduct within the church community.
Daytons June 24 Developments at the state Democratic convention show Governor Judson Harmon’s nomination likely this session. An Harmon-led state committee was elected with Edward W. Hanley as chairman and Hugh S. Nichols to head the executive committee. The Johnson faction pushed for a United States senator endorsement, but the plan failed 15 to 6 with one abstention.
National League games showed Brooklyn defeating New York 12 to 1 with Batterjee and teammates. Chicago edged Cincinnati 1 to 0. St Louis split with Pittsburgh 4 to 5, then Pittsburgh won 10 to 3. Philadelphia routed Boston 12 to 0, then 2 to 1. American League games included Philadelphia beating New York 7 to 4, with later action in Cleveland’s twelve-inning win.
John Claflin transfers control of his New York firm to Lord and Thylor, signaling a major shift in leadership and business strategy for the merchant house. The move consolidates ownership and may affect forthcoming operations and partnerships.
Rumors in Wall Street claim negotiations to inject new capital into Lord and Taylor, the long established New York dry goods house, may have concluded with a United Dry Goods buyout. Attorney Henry Smith denied a closing, saying talks have continued with several parties and no controlling interest agreement is confirmed.
St Paul June 22 The Minnesota Republican Committee did not nominate Governor A O Eberhardt by acclamation and kept others on a divided slate. Insurgents and stand patters clashed over policy and alignment with Taft era tariff and the Payne bill amid ongoing convention tensions.
The Foxes of Fair Haven lost 4 to 2 to Lyceum ALC on Sunday afternoon. After two idle weeks, Andrew Morris and teammates fought hard, but Lyceum tallied in the sixth and eleventh innings. Applegate and Glamong delivered late hits for the visitors, sealing the win with two timely extra-base hits.
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