Governor Fielder visits Long Branch fire parade
Long Branch honors Governor James F. Fielder with a parade review of local and visiting fire companies. The Governor earns praise for courage and efficiency while mingling with residents, and locals express admiration for his humble, humane leadership. A critique on press freedom follows, asserting editor responsibility for damages from misstatements.
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Long Branch
James F. Fielder
New
Jersey
Firemen Parade Highlights Long Branch Valor
Long Branch showed pride in its volunteer firemen and visiting companies as the parade showcased skill and courage in emergencies. The event reflected well on the resort town and its facilities for protecting life and property against great peril.
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Long Branch
New Jersey editor jailed for criticising police tactics
Edmund Osborne condemns the conviction and prison sentence of Editor Scott for criticizing police conduct during the silk workers strike. He decries the 1902 New Jersey statute as a ridiculous, unjust law that could jail any editor for opposition to the government.
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New Jersey
Edmund Osborne
Paterson
Scott
Russia
Pearson
New Jerges
Wilson
Baen
The Penalty of Too Much in the Balkans
The Balkan states have ended fighting but face costs totaling about 1.36 billion dollars to governments. Over 400000 workers died, implying a $4 billion economic loss at 10000 per death, with further losses from maimed labor and crop destruction. Debt, poverty, and food shortages threaten famine among these nations.
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Balkan
Turkey
Governor's popularity cited over special session success
The piece notes widespread approval for Governor Fielder as Republicans united to pass key bills in the second special session. It contrasts his standing with former Governor Sulzer, arguing he tarnishes the office with impeachment in progress and asserting Sulzer faces eight charges including perjury bribery and grand larceny.
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Fielder
Colgate
Nichols
White
Trenton Times
Sulzer
New York World
Moorarity and Lind Highlight Diplomatic Quirks
The piece notes Moorarity as a novelty and argues the party hosts novelties. It praises Special Envoy Lind for one strong diplomatic trait: the ability to keep his mouth shut.
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Lind
Editorial snippets on public health and politics drift
A collage of quotes and observations critiques on health advised avoidance of a fly, baby talk origins, dogs with consumption, and Progressive Roosevelt Party branding. It notes public figures and papers weighing sanity, education, and political branding amid 20th century debates.
Opinion on knocking versus boosting and fire insurance critique
A discussion on when to criticize to improve living conditions contrasts blunt, effective knocking with excessive flattery. It cites a Trenton Times quote and urges vigorous action against public wrongs. A New Jersey fire insurance inquiry reveals limited competition among five firms and claims by Atlee Brown of superior rate setting and a large salaried staff.
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Trenton Times
Legislative Investigating Committee
New Jersey
Atlee Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Nual
William C. Lawrence
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Trenton
Atleen Brown
Trenton State Gazette
Black soldiers in Federal Army and regimental growth noted
The report notes more than twenty thousand black soldiers in active Federal ranks, with fifty additional black regiments partly organized. It mentions counterfeit ten dollar notes made in England in circulation and notes the death of British field marshal Lord Clyde. It also recalls that twenty five years ago General Schofield became U S Army commander after Sheridan’s death and mentions a senate bill to curb trusts.
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Federal Army
England
Lord Clyde
India
J. M. Schofield
United States Army
Sheridan
National Senate
Atlantic Highlands Boy Injured by Broken Bottle End
Five year old Frank Minn son of Edward Minn was playing on First Avenue Atlantic Highlands when he stepped on a broken bottle and cut his left foot. He was treated at Memorial Hospital in the city.
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Atlantic Highlands
First Avenue
Frank
Edward Minn
Memorial Hospital
Shopping Round: A Guide to Visiting Up-to-Date Stores
A lively note on touring stores as a mirror of the world's work. Advertisements direct readers to items of interest and guide footsteps to what they want to see.
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Tourist Bureau
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Chas. L. Edwards
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Gmdil Freeholder Board
Mercer
Mr. Colby
Cleveland
Doc Davisson
Washington Post
Kansas City Star
French Academy of Medicine
Paris
Roosevelt
Orange Chronicle
The
First National Bank of Long Branch
Nag
Resources
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Business
March &Th
Citizens National Bank of Long
Seattle
Wash
Harold Ballou
Moving Picture
Ballou
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Clambake
Highlands Methodist Church
Rhode Island
Bhig-City
Voltaire
N Sale
Broadway Theatre
New Jersey Mortgage &Trust Co. Ag
NEW Jersey Mortgage & Trust CO
Long Branch, N. J
ONG Branch Banking Company
RED Bank Trust Company
Monmouth County
RED ‘Bank Trust Company
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