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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
9
Suit Satisfaction for Every Man seven fifty to thirty five dollars. Men’s white flannel trousers Panama hats Manhattan shirts summer underwear neckwear silk and lisle hosiery all at moderate prices.
Chicago Inter Ocean editor George W. Hinman testified as a Lorimer committee witness that he was a close friend of Senator Lorimer and believed a corruption fund exists in Illinois legislatures. He referenced a "Black Horse Cavalry" in New York. Governor Deneen was summoned to testify on Lorimer's election.
City of Mexico reports rumor that President De la Barra will align with the Madero government, while denying cabinet, presidency candidacy, and accepting no foreign relations or war posts. He reportedly objects to U S obligations tied to the revolution and will not participate in those dealings.
London June 23. Seamen strike ends as all companies docking at Southampton reach agreements with strikers except White Star. Stevedores resume work while talks continue. Anchor Line raises wages for the California at Glasgow and she sails June 24.
Edward Valentino Lee, paymaster’s clerk, admits guilt to stealing about 48 000 dollars from the battleship Georgia in Havana harbor February 11. He waived examination and was held for the grand jury by U S Commissioner Keating after being arrested in Buffalo on June 23.
Bargains are listed on the third page under cent a word listings. Shoppers find prices in the discount section with items ranging from household goods to apparel. Local merchants advertise value deals and limited time offers.
Washington D C June 23 Seven hundred fifty page volume from the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor titled Statistical Abstracts of the United States thirty third issue offers detailed data on area resources population and progress from 1790 to 1910. It covers agriculture forestry manufacturing mining transport and commerce, with many figures on land area, waterpower, farm values, crops, population by census, foreign birth shares, education, irrigation, and trade with world countries.
Washington June 23 Officials note women are driving demand in the Panama bond sale. About half of the 50 million issue is expected to be purchased by women, reflecting greater female participation in finance alongside shifts in manufacturing and trade data.
In Philadelphia on June 23 the campaign to raise $100,000 for a Baptist seminary in St. Petersburg began and subscribers reached $70,000 within the first hour.
Butter firm with receipts 8 255 packs. cheese firm with 8 91 boxes. per pound milk specials 11 ½ to 12 cents. Potatoes weak new, old firm on eastern shore No 1 3 24 to 4 50 per barrel. No 2 2 to 2 75. old per bag 2 50 to 3. Hay and straw steady shipping mix 75 cents to 1 10. clover 70 to 90 cents. Poultry weak. chickens 22 to 40 cents per pound. fowls 13 ½ to 14. roosters 8. turkeys 12 cents. pigeons 2.
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