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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1911
Page
3
For sale a lot on Seventh Avenue measuring five hundred sixty by one hundred seventy six feet with cement curb and sidewalk. James B. Hulse located at 48 South Fifth Avenue handles the sale.
A fragment indicates loan offers of 1009 to 5000 dollars with a focus on bonds. The text mentions Ap 2 and a Stevens address in the Horgrey Building.
A sermon extols the moral imperative of going beyond bare duty citing Jesus miles and aims to inspire practical charity. It contrasts Pharisee exactness with generous extra effort and urges personal kindness beyond required acts in daily work and relationships.
A toast praises the weak and unknown who toiled and suffered in struggle. The speaker honors the beaten, downtrodden, and unsung, affirming their endurance and weight of hardship. The community cheers them as the worthy foundation of others’ success and spirit.
A reader reports a peculiar scene at a local delicatessen where a wandering man asks for food in a quizzical manner. Mrs Hussey responds to the odd request with practical consideration and hospitality.
A quotation from Chicago Record-Herald criticizing suspicion and self recommendation, noting a lack of trust reflects poorly on the speaker.
A matinee scene shows a distracted woman with a curly haired child asking the box office man about boxes on chairs that drop a nickel for candy. She admits she got the candy but cannot pull the nickel out, prompting a brief, humorous exchange.
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer item threads a light exchange about attending a Wednesday concert in old hat. The dialogue jokes about tickets and daily routines, hinting at social norms and domestic chores surrounding a music event.
The Houston Poste quotes a remark about obedience to love your neighbor and a reply that a person tried but was restrained by om.
The Washington Star notes a nascent world in space comprised of starry matter and asks why humanity should worry when an existing world seems sufficient. The brief reflects on cosmic origins and human stewardship without alarm or detailed science.
New York May 20 Mayor Gaynor left for a weekend at St James with the police situation unsettled. Cropsey has not resigned nor been removed, but rumors point to Rhinelander Waldo as the likely successor if Cropsey departs. Possible alternative is Inspector Dillon from the uniformed force.
Washington May 20 News that President Taft will not be swayed by pro or anti reciprocity amendments. He rejected Senator Root’s paper and pulp clause weeks ago and prefers a prompt Senate vote on the reciprocity bill. Attention to hearings on the free list bill has faded as the dispute lingers.
John Cash, a New York chauffeur, received a one year sentence in the penitentiary for petit larceny. He was the first person convicted under the 1910 law that makes it larceny for an employee to take his employer's automobile for personal pleasure without knowledge or consent.
Albany May 20. A certificate filed with the secretary of state shows the Brooklyn Jockey Club has extended its corporate existence twenty five years. The club controls the Gravesend track.
Newton New Jersey May 20 A telegram led Mrs Susan Casterline to believe her son Harry had died. He appeared alive after a train arrival and was jailed with three companions for breaking into Reuben Satenstein’s cellar at Springdale Farm near three years ago and stealing liquors. Casterline posted bail of 200 dollars and fled prior to trial. One companion got a suspended sentence one was fined and another served time at Rahway.
John D. Bornmann a Warren township political leader and school fund custodian was convicted of embezzling 3600 of public money. Judge Clarence E Case sentenced him to nine months in Somerset County Jail. The defense pleaded non vult to charges. several township residents allegedly shared funds.
National League games yielded Philadelphia 7 Chicago 3 in Philadelphia and New York 4 Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 0, Boston beat St Louis 5 3. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 229 wins and 710 percent. Pittsburgh 19 10 466. St Louis 15 13 5. New York 12 58. Brooklyn 10 23 567. Boston 8 24 50. American League reports Cleveland 7 Washington 1. Detroit 9 Philadelphia 6. St Louis 10 New York 6. Chicago 4 Boston 3 in twelve innings. Detroit 27 5 844. Markets note unsettled cheese, eggs firm on high grades, potatoes steady, cotton and hay values.
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