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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
Stamford authorities disclosed a third man was in the apartment of Mrs. Helen Angle the night Waldo Ballou was injured and died. Ballou’s acquaintance and a friend of Angle remains free on bail as details differ from earlier reports with Angle’s father denying sanitarian visits.
Police think a Burnin Bailey troupe member murdered the circus worker. Bloodstained clothing near the grounds from May 20 ties to the torso found earlier, with red oilcloth and bags matching circus deliveries. The body may have been placed in a bag and carried to the Mohawk River near Schenectady.
Chicago businessman Ira Morris, son of Nelson Morris, is likely to be appointed minister to Sweden. The report, circulating at the White House, was not denied.
A dissension within the Montreal International League baseball club peaks as a delegation of players meets president Liehhtenbeth demanding transfers to other teams. Kitty Bransfield quits in protest as tensions erupt over the restoration.
A London reader recalls two Marseilles bouillabaisse experiences. In Marseilles Pascal's and Basso's offer the dish, but one lunch turns disappointing with a saffron scented broth and awkward fish pieces. A friend recalls his own heavy meal. the two men conclude the true bouillabaisse remains best left to Marseilles.
The pygmy antelope, smallest cud chewing animal in Africa, stands about ten inches tall at the withers. It has short horns that run straight back from the forehead. Described in 1705 by Bosman, natives call it the king of the beasts. English writers call it the royal antelope.
Lincoln emphasizes tackling tasks in order of importance, urging focus on the most significant matters before addressing smaller ones. The quote underlines prioritization and efficiency in action.
A comic dialogue shows a tramp asking for food and the Lady of the House responding with humor. The tramp quips that prevention is worth a pound of cure, highlighting clever wordplay in a Boston Transcript tone.
William A Death walks free after thirteen of thirty years for the murder of Jennie Bosschieter in Paterson. He leaves jail with his mother and sisters and vows to care for his parents. The release, under a new board of prison inspectors, sparks opposition and possible court challenges. Another convict, Samuel Cohen, is released after six years of a ten year arson sentence.
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