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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1913

Page

2

Socialist Paper Seized by Police in March Crackdown

Police raided the socialist headquarters seizing 10406 copies of the Weekly silk attire issue. A warrant for editor arrest on criminal libel was sought. Four men jailed for street distribution violations as a strike clashes escalated with a silk weaver assaulted.

Taterson Nod Eiter Newark Wildmann Samuel Kaplan Miss Flynn Carlos Tresen Patrick—Quinlan

George Cleveland Dies Founder of Baking Powder Co

George Cleveland founder of the Cleveland Baking Powder Co died at his son in law Charles Storrs home 83 Lincoln Ave Orange N J after a stroke in his seventy fourth year He was born in New York resided in Albany New York and New Jersey Survivors include daughter Mrs Storrs and son Guy Cleveland Funeral set for Sunday at 4 15 PM at the house with Woodlawn Cemetery interment

Orange N. d George Cleveland Cleveland Baking Powder Co Charles BK. Storre Lincoln Avenue Cleveland New York Albany New Jersey Storrs Guy Cy Cleveland Woodlawn Cemetery

Peggy Porter Joins Paris American Colony As Writer's Daughter

Miss Margaret Porter, daughter of O Henry, has leased a Paris atelier on the Quai de Bethune with Miss Viola Irwin. At 23 she seeks inspiration along the Seine, admired for wit and repartee, and plans to publish short stories and a Long Island suburban comedy in progress.

Peggy” Porter Paris Margaret Porter O. Henry Viola Irwin Quai de Bethune Isle St. Louis Miss Porter New York Long Island

Trolley kills Phillipsburg man near New Village

William Burns, a New Village bound worker from New York, was struck and killed by a trolley car of the Easton and Washington line. He came to New Jersey last July to work at the Edison cement plant. He leaves three sisters, Annie Mary and Julia Burns, in New York.

Phillipsburg N. J William Burns New Village New York Edison Cement Easton Washington Annie Mary Julia Burns

Moisten the Buttonhole Remedy for a Refractory Collar Stud

A practical tip shows how to ease a stubborn collar stud by slightly moistening the buttonhole with water. Dip the thumb and forefinger, and the stud slides in with no resistance, saving time during a busy morning.

Model Short Story Plot by Euclid and Barr

A compact portrayal of Euclid driving a plot with focus and discipline. He starts immediate development, trims any incident that does not serve the goal, and proceeds with unwavering purpose toward the culmination.

Euclid Robert Barr

Urge Money Trust Be Barred From Mails

Washington March 1 Three reports were presented to the house by members of the money trust committee The majority report signed by Chairman Pujo and six Democratic members admits a money trust exists It names J P Morgan Co George K Baker James Stillman Rubin Loeb Co First National Bank National City Bank Bank of Commerce Chase National Bank Guaranty Trust Co Bankers Trust Co all of New York Lee Higginson Co and Kidder Peabody Co with three affiliated banks from Boston First National Bank and Ilineis Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago and Continental and Commercial National Bank The New York institutions control over 1 3 billion in resources and those in Chicago 561 million Two drastic reform bills accompany the report Forbidding the use of the mails to stock exchanges that fail to observe stringent regulations and establishing rigid rules for the conduct of national banks their officers and clearing house associations.

Washington House Money Trust Committee Pujo J.P. Morgan & Co George K. Baker James Stillman Rubin, Loeb & Co First National Bank National City Bank Bank of Commerce Chase Natonal Bank Guaranty Trust Company

Taft Cabinet Holds Last Regular Meeting Then to Reconvene

President Taft’s cabinet met for the final regular session of his term and will reconvene on Monday to push action on appropriation bills. Cabinet chairs used by Taft and each member were purchased for 50 dollars and each will be kept by the owner. Taft planned to hear the Curtis plan on consolidating customs districts in the East Room today.

Washington Taft Wilson Curtis White House

Wilson Denies Inviting Castro to Inauguration

New York March 1 Governor Wilson denied a report that he invited Cipriano Castro exiled Venezuelan president to the Washington inauguration. He called the Havana dispatch false and said the story is absolutely and unqualifiedly untrue.

Wilson New York Cipriano Castro Venezuela Washington Castro Havana Wilsons

Contract of Giant Warship Pennsylvan ia

Secretary of the Navy Meyer signed the contract for the battleship Pennsylvania. The award goes to Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company for hull and machinery at 7 275 00 dollars. Armor and armament are estimated around 7 000 000 dollars.

Newport News Pennsylvania Washington Meyer Attleship Pennsylvania Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company

Congress in Brief Clarifies Treasury Orders and Pension Bills

In Washington on March 1 the Senate called for correspondence relating to treasury order No 5 requiring customs receipts to be deposited in national banks. Senator Sheppard proposed banning changes to paper money size and color. House debated private pension bills and miscellaneous legislation. a resolution accepting Cannon's request for the house office building was approved.

Secretary of the Treasury Washington Congress Senate Treasury Sheppard Representative Cannon House

Weather observations from across the United States

Weather data from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p.m. yesterday notes temperatures and conditions in cities including New York 58 and cloudy, Albany 82 clear, Atlantic City 12 clear, Boston cloudy, Chicago snow, New Orleans 4, and Washington state unclear.

United States Weather Bureau New York Albany

No Alternative. Cat causes vase upset in odd exchange

A fragmentary quote features a person blaming a cat for knocking over flowers while claiming responsibility to an ambiguous group. The dialogue implies a playful or coded dispute, with a German-sounding publication tag Meggendorfer Blut ter cited as the source.

Meggendorfer Blutter

Chattle Basketball Lines Up Juniors Among Rivalries

The junior line features Byron Blaisdell Abraham Bernstein Joseph Perri Everett Covert Fred Jordan and Melford Kimmey. Girls enjoyed a large turnout amid talk of Chattle fielding a team to rival Red Bank and Middletown. Manager Briskey may cancel today’s Fordham game due to illness in four players. Next Monday the Junior team plans to challenge the Senior B and then the Senior A squads. Also noted are lineups for the Senior B Monday: Sinclair Cavaliere Cohen Cornell Skillman. One year ago Chattle journeyed to Red Bank for a rematch. Byron families to attend Abram N Francis funeral with Neptune Council Jr O U A M and Adelphia Lodge listed.

Byron Blaisdell Abraham Bernstein Joseph Perri Everett Covert Fred Jordan Melford Kimmey

Elks to Honor Mr Keenan in Special Meeting

Long Branch Lodge No 742 B P O Elks will hold a special meeting this evening to act on the death of Bernard Keenan a longtime member of the order.

Long Branch Lodge B. P. O. Elks Bernard Keenan Order

Public utility orders free passes for state officials

The Public Utility Commission in Trenton directed the Delaware Lackawanna and Western to honor passes for about 60 state officials and employees. The railroad had earlier barred certain officials from free travel not required by its charter. The case prompted further tests as officials seek reimbursement and clarification of entitlements.

Trenton N. J Public Utility Commission Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Railrona Marion L. Heigh Lackawiint Los Bee Alex Dider Porlwee Wwe

Advice to a Young Man from Glad Tidings

A column titled Advice to a Young Man offers reflections on betting restraint and practical wisdom. It urges humility, self-control, and steady effort, noting that the world seeks worthy young men while cautioning against vanity. The voice contrasts youthful flair with the older, steadier earning power and maturity. The piece closes with the tag The Man About Town.

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Men's and Boys’ Store Davidson Building RED Bank Cook’s. Bee Hive N. E. Cor Cookman Ave Main St Asbury Park, N. J A. M. Townley & CO Broadway Paterson Baking Powder Company Henry Daily Record Chattle Middletown Briskey Fordham Ose Jon Monday Sinclair Cavaliere Cohen Cornell Skillman Elks Keenan Hal Anaes Ian Ey Strinbard Asbury Park Nefu Seraey Webster Doctor Wayland Brown University Solomon Hotel Directory Pleasure Bay Shrewsbury New England SE Lisle Allaire Wm. S&s Lisle Indiana Copley W. R. Warwick Long Branch
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