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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement touts Samose as a fattening food that builds healthy tissue without starch or pepsin. It promises the body’s organs gain strength, improved digestion, and essential flesh formation. offers a money back guarantee by Frank K. Gano for postpaid orders.
Washington May 20 The petitions from granges Patrons of Husbandry at New Market Prechold and Warmipsdale favor the bill to strengthen the present law. Representative Howell has received the petitions, noting strong local support for the measure.
In the House Representatives the report of the superintendent of the lighting district on the Porth Shrewsbury river is adverse to fixed lights. Representative Howell will seek a Coast and Geodetic Survey to designate the stream for lighting. The Immigration and Naturalization Committee, chaired by Howell, reviews a Kelcher bill to limit federal action on naturalization certificates and address fraudulent looks before final action.
The Long Branch engagement features a three ring, two stage spectacle with a new aerial act by the Ty-Rell Sisters titled The Human Patteray Art. Butterflies cling to steel threads high in the tent dome as spotlights and kaleidoscopes bathe their robes. Also noted are Y M C A medals on exhibition for a Decoration Day meet at Asbury Park. Red Bank resident J J Antonides suffers paralysis. his illness leaves his wholesale store closed and a nurse required.
A terse query asks if readers have been trained to recognize bargains and to seek deal hints from dubious sources, implying caution about misleading sales pitches and urging skeptical scrutiny.
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan to mark the Washington Irving trail across Oklahoma and continue marking the Santa Fe trail into the state. They will pattern the effort after Kansas DAR work and preserve historic sites such as Fort Gibson and Camp Nichols while tracing Irving’s 1832 prairies tour and the Santa Fe route through No Man’s Land.
Oliver Spitzer ex dock superintendent in the sugar trust case received a presidential pardon after a full confession of sugar weighing frauds. The pardon came as he testified in New York for the government on the case against T. Melke and others, following secret arrangements and a transfer from Atlanta to Caldwell jail. Spitzer’s testimony and pardon followed pressure from special prosecutor Henry L. Stimson and the DOJ.
Milwaukee Mayor Emil Seidel urged using baseball tickets to keep youths from saloons arguing the devil tempts boys and girls toward hell. He proposed competing with nickel theaters by bringing a moving picture machine to the schoolhouse as a better alternative.
The will of the late Mrs. K. M. Russel of Halstead Kent leaves $200000 to her executor J T Jones in trust for charitable purposes. She desires funds to support a home for lonely ladies deserted by their husbands. The executor says plans are not yet formed and decisions depend on final amounts received.
Professor Auguste Rivalta plans a $2,000,000 monument to Victor Emmanuel I in Rome and will donate his bust of Christopher Columbus for Detroit, Michigan. The Detroit twins will present the sculpture on October 12, with subscribers praising the artist and expecting a high quality work.
New York May 26 Charles Weike secretary of the sugar trust and five subordinates face trial for allegedly swindling the government through fraudulent weighing of imported sugar. Oliver Spitzer explains his confession saying no one higher up ordered the crimes and he acted to save his job and end sleepless Atlanta prison nights. He notes his lawyers urged confession after conviction but before it was too late.
A fragmentary New York Sun exchange notes a cramped suburban area with large housing needs, joking about folding beds for sowers and lamenting folly. The Antrim remark adds a local humor angle about wisdom and fools.
Washington May 20 The Ballinger family awaits return to Seattle as Secretary Ballinger prepares to resign pending the committee report to Congress. Official doubt centers on timing and confirmation of the move.
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