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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
2
Descriptive note on English mayoral pomp with examples from Chichester Guildford York and Ripon plus a stray report from Acapulco Mexico noting poor housing and earthquakes. Ends with a rural quip about a fisherman and a cold from the Country Gentleman.
A compact exchange mocks a boastful figure famed for grandiose claims and even his cataract is called Niagara. The dialogue then shifts to a mishap involving Budd and a critique of another risky eichimeteriste investment referenced in the London Mail.
Dr Friedrich Franz Friedmann demonstrated his tuberculosis treatment at the Royal Edward Institute in Montreal before many physicians and a crowded audience. He outlined visible tuberculosis and claimed high success, stating he has treated about 1,800 cases with no failures and that the remedy is now in the hands of Professor Bhiclet in Frankfurt for further work.
Passaic N J traffic officer Janes F Green files a complaint against Justice W Gerard of the New York Supreme Court for exceeding the speed limit on Main avenue. Gerard’s car is identified, and he will be arraigned before Judge Costello in police court on Friday to answer the charge. Green forwarded the plate to Albany. Gerard’s secretary says he will appear when summoned.
The text notes John D. Rockefeller Jr and his wife sailing on the Victoria Louise liner from New York to Panama aboard the Hamburg-American ship Victoria Louise. It mentions exile of Mr and Mrs Rockefeller and references an anti vice crusade, plus a twenty two day cruise with cabins filled. Weather forecast indicates today and tomorrow will be moderate with variable winds.
President Wilson reiterates that patronage matters will be handled by cabinet officers while listening to progressive leaders. He heard requests from Speaker Clark and Senators but referred most appointments to proper authorities. Several senators and representatives sought postings and were redirected to Postmaster General Burleson or Secretary McAdoo for action.
Cook county grand jury may indict at least forty men for arson after reviewing the Benjamin Fink confession. Assistant State's Attorney Johnson says the probe will expose a nationwide arson trust led by John Danies, with Fink and Daniel allegedly employed as firebugs by the same network.
Washington reports a cabinet session did not send major nominations to the Senate. Dudley Fields Malone is viewed as the likely successor to William Loeb as collector of customs at New York. The date is March 12.
The Swedish Workingmen’s Association bans invitations to Cantle, Brorihels, Mare. two Social Democratic council members who attended a supper at Stockholm castle faced severe censure. The union formally resolves that all members must decline such invitations or withdraw from the organization.
Pope Pius III shows rapid improvement in Rome with fever nearly vanished and officials hopeful for resumption of his audiences in two or three days. Angelo Surto visits the Vatican as the pope regains health. Hatpin ordinance takes effect in Boston requiring safety tips to protect eyes of wearers and bystanders.
General Markets cover New York steady to firm receipts across dairy lines with creamery items and state dairy products showing varied prices. Hogs and poultry remain steady with fresh gathered and reduced grade checks. potatoes, hay, and straw show mixed movement amid regional supply, while turkeys and other meats reflect regional supply dynamics.
Price data from Pittsburch shows light receipts and a steady market. Cattle ranges include choice at 8.60 to 28.90, prime 8.40 to 8.00, cows 5.75 to 7.25, heifers 5.50 to 7, and calves up to 20 to 80. Sheep and lambs show light receipts with prime wethers at 7.87 to 25, hogs up to 9.00 for heavy to choice, with various grades around 7 to 9.50.
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