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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
2
Workmen uncover a hidden chamber in St. Sampson's church belfry Guernsey Channel Islands. The chamber contains a high altar candlesticks and base of a censer. It is believed these items were concealed during the Reformation and have remained unseen for over 300 years.
A Dryden aphorism about narrow minds and obstinacy circulates as a reading item, prompting readers to reflect on belief and perception amid ongoing discussion.
The Baldwin estate valued at over 36 million dollars has been settled in California courts. Executors Beury Tarah and Beadher Uh Lee were awarded 180 000 in fees. Heirs are the late turfman's daughters Clora Baldwin Stocker and Anita Baldwin Metliughres. The case involved frequent claims and family feuds, with a New York report noting disputed paternity claims.
The image shows Jerome confined in the Canadian jail where he is held as a prisoner. A marked cell window mirrors the one Thaw occupied, and Jerome was arrested for playing poker.
Seven widowed mothers in Mercer county were granted monthly pensions under the Nichols law by Judge Minichtel with payments of 14 to 30 dollars monthly starting October 1. Recipients include Lille Rainbow, Reubanu Hutchins, Debora Shaw, Rosie Cosnich, Lizzie Downs, and Edith Perkins with various child counts.
A joint committee of Roseville Trust directors and depositors met State Banking Commissioner George M. La Monte in Newark to present reorganization plans. The commissioner would not state his stance, and would review details with Special Deputy L. R. Vredenburgh. The committee includes Directors Edward D. Dunn John Bell and Clifford F. Macivoy, president of the Depositors' Association.
In Trenton New Jersey on September 6 Judge Rell sustained an $800 damages award to Wells Fargo Express Co against Jersey City for actual losses during the Jersey City Express strike years ago. The judge voided a $4000 claim for loss of business as not covered by law. The suit followed the strike and centered on wagon damage.
In a high speed transport from Montreal to Coaticook Thaw’s lawyers gained a temporary stay on deportation while a test of the immigration act’s constitutionality looms. Jerome faces gambling charges and possible extradition issues as courts weigh whether Thaw is truly an immigrant.
King George refuses to let the queen of Norway rent Appleton house on the Sandringham estate. The home was given to her by King Edward for personal use but would revert to the estate if she declined to occupy it.
Interior regions expect fair skies while coastal areas remain cloudy today. Tomorrow turns warmer and fair with light east winds across the region.
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