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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1913

Page

9

Destructive Storm Toll and Floods Hit Midwest

Reports from Ohio Indiana Iowa and Michigan detail widespread damage and loss of life from a sweeping storm. Dozens killed, thousands displaced, with levees breached bridges washed out and crops destroyed as relief efforts mobilize for families in need.

Council Bluffs Magnes Gouldy Re Teen Ties Terre Haute Terrey Fife Ohio Cleveland Indiana Indianapolis Ind Foggy Po American ‘Telephone Raph Grab Tset’ Station Dayton Michigan Detroit Miah Michiing Newcastle New Castle Iowa Des Moines Toway Miami Riverdale North Columbug West Liberty Bellefontaine Pennsylvania

Cyclone Strikes Midwest Leaving Floods and Missing

Reports say Meyer D. W. Leas and twenty others are missing after flooding along the Becloto River in Delaware. Wabash River rising rapidly threatens Terre Haute with thousands displaced. Kokomo reports eight feet of water flooding streets. In Anna Illinois, a cyclone near Makanda injures two railroad workers as a fast Illinois Central freight train derails with twenty five cars in a ditch.

Meyer D. W. Leas Deleware Becloto Wabash Terre Haute Kokoma Anna Til Makanda Illinois Central

Senator Slocum Proposes Four Bills Including Canal Abandonment

Senator John W. Slocum introduced four bills in the Senate funding changes for Monmouth County. One bill, passed, authorizes cities to issue bonds up to 125000 for street repair and repaving. The Third Judicial District will be based in Red Bank and include Shrewsbury Middletown Red Bank Fair Haven Rumson Atlantic Highlands and Highlands.

John W. Slocum Segaton Senate Monmouth County Slocum Third Judicial District Court Red Bank Shrewsbury Middletown Townships Fair Haven Rumson Atlantic Highlands Highlanda

Easter Party At Thompson Home

Mrs. William Thompson hosted a family Easter gathering at the Monmouth Road residence for twenty one guests. The house featured pink rose arbors, palms, ferns, artificial egg nests with candy eggs, and electric lighting, with a caterer preparing the dinner and service.

William Thompson L. J. Donnelly Monmouth Road Baarter Tire

Hennessey constitutional bill approved by Assembly

Trenton March 25 The Assembly repassed the Hennessey constitutional convention bill after amending to include East Newark in Hudson county districts. Vote 88 to 13. It may go to the Senate where it is expected to be defeated due to North Jersey counties steering the convention.

Trenton Assembly Hennessey East Newark Hudson County Senate North Jersey Richar Richar@gypf Atlantic Sure Waa Salus Richards Fisch Ehe State Board Barbiers House Wheaton Somers Point

Manned Columbus Caravels to Sail to Panama Expo

Three models of Columbus ships built in Spain and displayed in Chicago will depart from Chicago with a crew of Harvard graduates and Chicago University students. The caravels will travel down the Mississippi Gulf of Mexico to the Panama Canal and around to San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Charles I Stephenson of Harvard led the request, and South Park commissioners granted boat usage.

Exposition Harvard Chicago University Chicago Gulf of Mexico Panama Canal San Francisco South Park Charles I. Stephenson Spain Atlantic Chicago Exposition

Coffins Sold Cheap to Use as Watering Troughs

Farmers from miles around Boyertown Pennsylvania attended an unusual sale of steel coffins at ten to thirty five cents each. A burial casket company had bought them fifteen years ago but could not dispose of them and they were repurposed as watering troughs for livestock.

Boyertown

Shamrocks and Heroes in a Deep Mine Rescue

In a St Patrick era note, two Irish miners trapped by flood at a Cumberland mine are fed through a 227 foot bore hole. They remain well and cheerful as rescuers pump out water after the emergency. A separate tidbit reports a shortlived marriage custom in Chinese Turkestan and a Caxton ball social.

St. Patrick's Way London Kouga Shamrock Caxton Loudory

Holy War and Jihad Across Mohammedanism Past Conflicts

The article discusses historic Islamic calls to holy wars, noting that only the caliph traditionally held power to declare jihad. It surveys how Persians, Moors, and other moslem groups did not accept Ottoman spiritual authority, cites Sudan 1882 and General Gordon’s death as past examples, and argues that general wars between Muslims and non believers have not recurred since early Islamic periods.

Turkey Sudan Gordon Khartum Mohammed Argennut

Judge Foster Hearing Daily Court at Citynyng Branch

Judge John E. Foster presides at Citynyng Branch with many cases set for trial after a near-full calendar. Frank Marks v Cordillo seeks 80 dollars for a horse purchase misrepresentation. Packer v Shropshire concerns real estate commissions. decision reserved. Several other civil cases listed as ready or settled with multiple appearances and adjournments.

John KE. Foster Citynyng Council Frank Marks Peter Cordillo Awbury Bark Irvin Oakerson James Gorman Lee Belmar P. Hall Packer Sea Ve. Charles V Shropshire Foster Packer Joseph Réilly Fred W. Hope Red Bank Oe Morris & Allaire Vagan & Holden

So Generous of Him News Fragment

A fragmentary and unclear OCR item shows quoted dialogue about generosity and a marriage proposal. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague social strains and potential personal offers.

Jobson Ivas Elis Ihtengo News

Accused Politician Defends Character in Court

A defendant challenges an accusation of political misconduct asserting their dignity and character in a tense courtroom scene. The exchange highlights tensions between politics and personal reputation.

Daily Record Advertise to Earn Revenue

An item urges readers to advertise in the Daily Record, promising payment for ad placements. The brief notes potential earnings and calls for action to place advertisements.

Purim Festival Drawing Card Delights City Audience

The Lyceum auditorium hosted a Purim festival by the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society with a packed crowd in costumes. Prof J Pitman West led a five piece orchestra for a two part twelve item dance program amid flowers and social activity.

Lyceum Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent Society J. Pitman West

Germania Hotel Leased to William J Poulson

William J Poulson of Red Bank signed a five year lease for the Germania Hotel Red Bank from Councilman Jacob Degenring and will take possession April 1. Poulson, a former Sheridan Hotel operator, returns to Red Bank after leasing to William V Dibb of Morristown.

William J. Poulson Red Bank Hestelry Red Bank Jacob Degenring Germania Mr. Poulson Sheridan William V. Dibb Morristown Poulson

Lease Signed for Germania Property Update

The document notes a lease signed today with Mr Poulson to retain current Germania employees and update the site. Lawyer Reilly handled the legal matters of the transaction.

Poulson Germania Reilly

Irony Explained by Georgie and Auntie

A quirky dialogue fragment questions irony as Auntie defines it by saying one thing and meaning the opposite. Georgie notes the paradox and ponders if asking for cake fits irony, with a nod to advertising in the Daily Record.

Georgie

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