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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
6
A proclamation designating October 9 as Fare Prevention Day urges state fire officials to educate students on fire safety and prevention. Gov. Glynn assumes office, with authorities encouraged to support school programs and match safety awareness statewide.
The deer became ensnared while feeding in a barn near Northfield before it freed itself. A local incident noted as first seen in years, with the animal caught by its antlers and eventually released unharmed. Officials mention political notes about elections and party committee duties in a separate section.
Pennsylvania Senator Penrose plans a sharp attack on the tariff measure, opposing the conference committee and denouncing Democratic members of the conference. He leads the Republican finance group and is the senior Republican in conference.
Chicago reporters say 100 special deputy sheriffs from Dupage county seek Spencer a Wheaton store clerk in the Mildred Allison slaying near Wayne. The victim, a tango teacher, was found near a rail line with a bracelet and notes pointing to suspects. A $500 diamond ring vanished from the body.
Jonius Spencer Morgan son of J P Morgan resides in a cramped Yard dormitory at Harvard Cambridge Mass as part of senior year tradition. He shares a small bedroom with roommates in a low ceiling study room with worn hallways and a carpeted corridor.
Washington reports conference negotiators struck out the 501st paragraph amend ment of the income tax bill, ending retention at the source of income for nonresidents. The move signals nonresident taxation of personal adie property and a broader tax policy shift. Weather outlook notes generally warmer with varying temperatures today and tonight.
Washington diary notes that winter preparations loom as Congress adjourns, with President Wilson resisting trips and Secretary Bryan bearing mounting criticism. Counterfeiting by the washing money process raises currency concerns while Isle of Pines status remains unsettled and American landowners fear future natives’ dissatisfaction. Senator Grerman handles double duties as acting judiciary chair.
Thomas Mott Osborne, anti-Tammany reformer and prison committee chairman, enters Auburn on a probationary basis to observe inmates. He will surrender personal comforts and follow prison rules as he carries out a self-imposed indeterminate sentence to study the mental processes of prisoners.
Boston reports Representative A P Gardner Republican candidate for governor parts from the Trepu state committee. The committee selects Hatfield to lead the campaign while Gardner says he will manage his own effort and pursue his platform. The move signals a split over campaign strategy and leadership.
A Belfast or Dublin era report notes William S Brien published more Parnell letters showing John Dillon and fellow rebels opposed Mr Parnell in the United Ireland movement. The account suggests Dillon could topple the Land League leadership and push supporters toward exile or disappearance if his plan prevailed.
The Rug Hogs on Raw Gun Club at Look Island faced a gale that lifted flags and challenged shooting angles. The Western champion posted a remarkable 91 out of 100 targets, with top totals by J H Hendrickson 89 and L Ivins 88. Frank P B Stephenson and Nyn McMahon followed with 87 and 86 respectively.
At Islip last Saturday EB. F. Ford's Blue Bell Kennels showed Barry H, a Toy Spaniel from The Dainty Lady line, weighing a quarter pound. Barry won a Newark medal, with plans to appear at Danbury fair in October and Waldorf Astoria in November for the Toy Spaniel Club show.
An eccentric cross country paper chase traversed Oakhurst Diberon Park West Cold Indian Springs Wayside and He back roads to West Long Branch. Riders scattered torn bits of paper ahead of the hounds while spectators mistook the event for a fox chase before spotting the paper trail.
Mystics of Belmar swept a doubleheader from the Athletics at Baseball Park. In the first game Hever faltered after a five run lead, and Mystics rallied for eight runs off his delivery. Lawrence Lane pitched the second game for the Athletics as Mystics managed a 4 2 victory aided by errors. Lane struck out eight in a four hitter for the Athletics.
Mike Doolin leads his all star lineup in a baseball feature highlighting standout players and key performances across the league. Strong with named athletes and surrounding teams.
Chattle defeats Olympics 22 to 0 at Baseball Park in a fast paced season opener. Blaisdell and Cavaliere star on offense with multiple kicks and rushing plays while Olympic full back Henry Huhn is knocked out during a tackle. Detailed lineups list Chattle and Olympica players and positions.
Princeton defeated Rutgers 14 to 3 while Yale beat Holy Cross 10 to 0 Harvard overwhelmed Maine 34 to 0 and Cornell tied Colgate 0. Dartmouth posted 13 while Colby scored 10. Lehigh dominated Albright 64 to 0 and Syracuse routed Hobart 41 to 0. Franklin and Marshall won 58 to 0. Tufts edged Bates 15 to 7. Amherst blanked Rhoda IsayGlete 10 to 0.
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