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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
Waverly, of this city, jumped from a moving trolley at Park Avenue while alighting and landed on a trolley pole. He sustained bruises and a nearly broken nose. He was taken to a doctor for treatment after the accident on Monday. He was accompanied by two companions from Campbell's garage.
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church in Red Bank will install its new officers tonight. A banquet will follow the installation ceremony.
Pennsylvania Republicans at Harrisburg nominate John K Tener for governor James Reynolds for lieutenant governor Henry Houck for secretary of internal affairs Charles F Wright for state treasurer Henry Walton elected state chairman The convention endorses Payne Aldrich tariff law and state issues United States Senator Boies Penrose and allies guide the process Democrats fail to present a strong ticket amid independent threats from the Good Citizenship league potential split favored Democratic hopes.
Observations from United States stations recorded at 8 p m show varied conditions across regions. Temperature wind and precipitation reports are included for several locales with notes on notable changes from prior readings.
San Francisco report on Jack Johnson’s June incident in which he threatened to kill an officer and barricaded himself. Police decide not to prosecute for resisting an officer, fining him for speeding instead, allowing his Reno appearance to proceed. Chief Martin forgives the wider charge to aid promoters.
In Schenectady Supreme Court four defendants awaiting graft trials admitted guilty pleas. William J. Palmer, Anson B. H. Cady, John H. Peters, and Philip H. Mulderick faced charges from grand larceny to misdemeanor related to county building contracts and board records. Cady paid a $200 fine. Peters and Mulderick received suspended sentences.
New York society snoops at Mayor Gaynor’s daughter Edith Gaynor and millionaire Harry Wingut wed in Wilmington Delaware after eloping from New York. Attorney General Gray aided the ceremony assisted by Dr Wolfe the marrying parson. The couple obtained a license and planned a private reception at the Wilmington Country Club.
Seattle June 23 Mahbaraj Sir Sayaji J0 gaekwar of Baroda famed for an annual income of 12.9 million dollars left Seattle for New York and Boston. His son Prince Jaingaro is a student at Tale Lehigh Votes New Stock Philadelphia June 7 following a stockholders meeting the Le alk Valley Bail Company the railers authorize the teaue of 20.
Walter I Smith Republican representative from the Ninth district is renominated He could become speaker if Republicans keep power His backing includes aides like A Sessman and support from both regulars and insurgents He enjoys presidential favor after a letter to General Dodge was made public during the primary campaign
The University of Wisconsin announces its first courses in wood technology and the mechanical engineering of woodworking, offered under federal supervision through the new United States Forest Products Laboratory. The program, a cooperative effort with the College of Engineering, covers timber saving and full use of lumber industry waste, including physical and chemical wood properties, preservation, and processing of entire timber resources.
Plans emerge to restore the Parthenon and other Acropolis buildings in Athens by replacing fragments to their original positions. The project aims to identify and mount stones and columns with new material where parts are missing while preserving the original design.
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