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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1912

Page

2

Miss Milholland Passes Bar Examination With Honor

New York May 31 Miss Inez Milholland active votes for women advocate has passed the bar examinations with honor at New York Law University She will practice law on returning from Europe and sails soon carrying her lawyer's degree though she will skip the class graduation next month

New York Inez Milholland Stummer Europe Miss Milholland New York Law University Law University E Europe

Convulsions Kill Seven Children in Camden Family

In Philadelphia on May 31 a mysterious disease struck the Baumeister family. Seven children under eight died after sudden convulsions. The eighth, Mabel aged three and a half, lies at Cooper Hospital but is expected to die. Doctors are baffled with no warning signs or effective treatment.

Philadelphia Frank Baumeister Camden Mabel Deatt Cooper Hospital Baumeister Omiden Jose

Senator Dixon Claims Roosevelts Denied Convention Tickets

Senator Dixon says Harry New refused to supply Roosevelt family with convention tickets while alleging 150 tickets were already given to Taft. Dixon, Roosevelt’s campaign manager, dispatched a telegram threatening to appeal to national committee members.

Chicago Roosevelt Washington Dixon Harry New Republican National Committee Taft National Committee

Intervention in Cuba Seems Likely After Daiquiri Attacks

American property losses at Daiquiri spur U S intervention as Cuban authorities fail to shield plants. Rebels overpowered guards and burned offices near Santiago while disputes among Cuban leaders slow troop deployment and spark warnings of wider unrest amid racial tensions.

Havana United States Guantanamo la Playa Gomez Monteaguado Mendieta Mendlieta Estenez Ivonnet la Lucha Pinar de Rio H. Johnston Cuba Beaupre

Tristate League Scores and Pairings Summary

In Lancaster rivalry action Lancaster leads Allen Town 3 to 2 in the morning and 0 to 3 in the afternoon. Trenton bests Wilmington 9 to 5 in the morning while Wilmington wins 7 to 6 in the afternoon. Johnstown defeats Altoona 6 to 1 in the morning and Altoona defeats Johnstown 6 to 4 in the afternoon. Harrisburg crushes York 10 to 1 in the morning and York wins 6 to 1 in the afternoon.

Tristate League Lancaster Allentown Trenton Wilmington Johnstown-Altoona Johns Altoona Johnstown Harrisburg York

Ten Hurt When Autos Meet In Collision In Elizabeth New Jersey

Ten people were injured in a head on automobile collision near Elizabeth New Jersey. Victims include Mrs W J Vail and W J Vail of Philadelphia and Ole Alveberg of Philadelphia with varied injuries. Cars involved were a Premier and a National driven by Alveberg and Brewer respectively. Alveberg allegedly drove on the wrong side causing the crash near a curve.

Sittingham Street Philadelphia St. Elizabeth Hospital William Pangborn, Jr Alveberg Vail National Brewer

Man Struck by Lightning at Grant's Tomb Celebration

During Memorial Day festivities in New York a sudden squall and lightning strike injured John Whalen of Jersey City near Grant's Tomb. He was knocked down when a bolt hit his umbrella, then taken to J Hood Wright Hospital with burns and shock.

Grant Bolt New York Greater Harlem New York City John Whalen Jersey City Riverside Drive J. Hood Wright Hospital

Pontoon Bridge Record Set By Army Engineers

Soldiers from Company M of the Third Battalion of Engineers built a 120 foot pontoon bridge across Meritt lake in sixteen minutes and thirty five seconds, shattering the army and world record for pontoon bridge construction at Leavenworth Kansas on May 31.

Leavenworth Kan Third Battalion of Engineers Meritt Lake

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