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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

2

Grain Rates to Be Uniform Across Missouri River to Illinois Mills

The Interstate Commerce Commission bans A. R. advance on empties after suspending a western railroads bid to drop joint grain rates from Missouri river points to southern Illinois milling points. The commission orders uniform rates for the territory and caps them at half a cent per 100 pounds when heading to seaports. Proposed freight hikes on empty fruit carriers returning to California after shipment are ruled unreasonable and current rates stay in effect.

Interstate Commerce Commission A. R Washington Middle Western Missouri River Illinois Interstate Commerce , Commission California

George Thatcher Dead Minstrel Succumbs to Cancer

George Thatcher a well known minstrel died in East Orange New Jersey at 7 Glentwood avenue from cancer aged sixty four He was born in Huntly Maryland and remained active until March when illness forced him to quit He is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Joseph K Parker of Little Silver New Jersey.

East Orange N. J George Thatcher Joseph M. Thatcher Glentwood’ Avenue Mr. Thatcher Huntly Mareh Thatcher Joseph K. Parker Little Silver

Eight Die As Immigrant Cars Plunge Into Ottawa River

A wreck of the Winnipes Express on the Canadian Pacific railway near Ottawa Ont spreads rails causing two immigrant cars crowded with Scotch arrivals from Glasgow to plunge into the Ottawa River. Eight people four men three women and a child are dead, with over twenty injured, several in critical condition. Rescue operations and medical aid followed as authorities worked the scene three miles east of Ottawa where four cars and the locomotive remained on track.

Ottawa River Ottawa Ont Pacific Railway Glasgow

Commerce Court to Go In Vote Within Congress

Washington June 26 The house democratic caucus voted to abolish the commerce court. Only about a dozen members favored keeping the court and expanding its scope.

Commerce Court Washington Vove Veters House Vuiocratic Deven

President suspends M Nabs associate in probe case

Washington June 26 Clayton Herrington special agent of the justice department in San Francisco sent President Wilson a telegram Sunday night requesting the removal of Attorney General McReynolds due to the McNabb resignation. Herrington was suspended without pay to allow him to explain the telegram. He helped prepare the Diggs Caminetti white slave cases with District Attorney McNabb who resigned amid sensational charges against McReynolds.

Washington Clayton Terrington Department of Justice San Francisco President Wilson Mcfteynolds United States McNab A. Bruce Bielanski Bureau of Investiration Herrington Bureau of Investigation Mc-Nabb McNabb

Eleven Dead in Buffalo Elevator Blast Tragedy

In Buffalo on June 26 a dust explosion at Husted Milling company’s elevator killed eleven workers and left twenty six unaccounted for, believed buried in the ruins. Three bodies recovered. Tony Kruger and William Widkowsky died at the Emergency hospital. Hospitalized victims are many not expected to recover amid broad casualty reports.

Beding Buffalo N. Y Husted Milling Company Tony Kruger William Widkowsky

Companions Held For Boy's Death In Air Tube Prank

Camden reporting a coroner will investigate the death of eighteen year old Joseph De Pine who died after a compressed air tube was placed in his mouth at a Phonograph company plant in Philadelphia. Two teens, Eugene Bycher and Walter Bimon, are jailed in Camden County for assault, claiming the incident was a joke. The boys said no ill will, with three new air machines in the plant and De Pine inflating, then collapsing as coworkers failed to revive him. De Pine died minutes after arrival at the hospital.

Camden N. J Joseph de Pine Phonograph Company Eugene Bycher South Fifth Street Philadelphia Walter Bimon High Street Canden County de Fine Bentley

Suits Over Right of Way In Morristown Heights

Morristown New Jersey June 26 Mrs Homer Davenport widow of the cartoonist who lives above Morris Plains is being sued by numerous property holders at Morristown Heights for a right of way across her land to reach the heights The suit follows her refusal to permit New York owners of about 1000 lots to open a road linking the main road to Mount Tabor with the Watnong mountain road to Dover Named landowners include Arthur L T Proctor Dr James J Burt William J Steel of the Cotton Exchange Dr Burham W King Dr BE B Swift Walter Adams Anthony Kuhn Henry Malgren Otto Lowe Albert Greenspacht and H Metcalf all of New York and Edward H Jewett of Englewood

Morristown N. J Homer Davenport Morris Plains Morristown Heights Heights Mount Tabor Watnong Mountain Dover Arthur L. T. Proctor James J. Burt William J. Steel The Cotton Exchange Burham W. King B. Swift Walter ©. Adams Anthony Kuhn Henry Malgren Otto Lowe Albert Greenspacht Hi. Metcalf New York Edward H. Jewett Englewood

Laurel Springs Borough Election Results Favor Borough Boosters

Laurel Springs New Jersey residents elect borough officials after incorporation. Mayor Joseph W. Du Rand wins on the borough boosters ticket with 95 votes, while Citizens ticket nominee John K Rupertus gains 8 votes and Walter Krusen 3. Council members Franklin Chandler Edward L. Conden Charles W. Foulke Joseph E Borden Frank Mitchell Louis Fink. assessor William J Hands. collector William D Yonkers also chosen.

Laurel Springs N. J Citizens Joseph W. du Rand Mnyor Edward L. Conden Charles W. Foulke Joseph EB Borden Frank Mitchell Louis Fink William JF. Hands William D. Yonkers

Girl elopes from school in Red Bank

Myrtle Aller nineteen daughter of Cornelius and business owner Monmouth street elopes with Pletcher Sherman twenty four son of L Sherman Branch avenue to Philadelphia. Telegrams to parents say we are married and happy. Myrtle was a junior in high school and had been teased by friends about the match.

Red Bank N. J Myrtle Aller Cornelius Aller Monmouth Street Pletcher Sherman 8. L. Sherman Branch Avenue Philadelphia Myrtie Fletcher Mr. Aller

Looks Suspicious Plot For Future Ecard Education

Edith asks what game will be taught by Ethel flarry and Ethel says solitaire as a wedding plan unfolds per the transcript.

Ethel—flarry Edith Ethel Boston ‘Transcript

Classified Advertisements Offer Items For Sale Daily

Read the Record's classified pages to spot bargains and items you need sold cheaply. Check the section each day for affordable goods, from used equipment to household items, and seize the chance to buy at low prices.

Stetson Claims Spiritual Leadership In Christian Science

Augusta E. Stetson of New York publishes a collection a Reminiscences Sermons and Correspondence 1884 1013 in which she declares herself the spiritual head of Christ in Science and recounts her expulsion from the Mother church and resignation from the First Church New York Her narrative defends her course and argues she has risen above the material organization and remains vigilant in defense of genuine Christian Science

Mra Augusta E. Stetson Eddy Christian Science Church Augusta Eb, Stetson New York Christ In Science Church Mrs Eddy Mother Church of Christ, Scientist Stetson G. P. Putnam's Bons Mpa First Church

Plans of Markets Office to study perishables service

The Office of Markets in Washington plans a market news service for farmers and truck gardeners handling perishable products. A specialist will study feasibility and how to make demand and supply statistics useful, examining prices received, transport and storage costs, ownership changes, charges, profits, and other factors. Seashell windows in the Philippines are highlighted as decorative alongside Manila churches.

Office of Markets Department of Agriculture Washington

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