Long Branch News Details and Publication Terms 1913
The item shows publication details for Long Branch New Jersey dated Saturday August 23 1913. It lists pricing terms postage free outside the city and delivery limits with yearly and monthly advance rates and single copies. Publisher is F Mr Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway with Chas L Edwards as secretary and manager and telephone number 1000.
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Long Branch
Mr Taylor: Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas, L. Edwards
Sec
New Jers.y
Peace faddists Meddle With Hague Canal Issue
The piece denounces the International Peace Conference for backing a resolution to submit the Panama Canal tolls dispute between Britain and the United States to the Hague tribunal. It argues the matter is settled by treaty, notes U S Senate opposition, and condemns any outside interference as improper and biased.
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International Peace Conference
Panama Canal
Great Britain
United States
United States Senate
the Hague
Ani
Hague
Thomas
Tildin
Su Preme Court
al Hague
Victims of Ignorance Leave Savings in Wallet
An Elizabeth bootblack saved about $3,000 through years of thrift but kept it in a wallet. A fall from his bicycle caused the loss of his savings, illustrating how fear of banks leads to ruin. The piece warns of widespread losses to fraud and bad investments due to ill-informed thrift.
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Elizabeth Bootblack
Indus
Prosperity signs as immigrant tides surge at Ellis Island
The article notes a strong link between work wages and immigrant arrivals, citing June influxes of 176,200 as a peak. It compares past months, showing how arrivals fluctuated with business cycles from 1908 to 1912, and argues the prosperity wave is returning as new immigrant flood signals.
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Ellis Island
Descriptive War Debate Seen as Battle Over Tariffs
The Newark Star cautions that calls for war with Mexico may be driven by efforts to derail tariff reform. It argues influential Washington figures aim to block tariff bills by pressing for conflict, risking lives and huge costs to protect trusts that levied tribute on consumers. It targets a prominent standpat senator and Penrose-style lawmakers.
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Washington
Mexico
Newark Star
Congress
News future feared as readers fade to wireless reports
President Robert Donald predicts news will be collected by wireless devices and read aloud by occupants at home while others listen in gardens. The piece notes Kean opposes Stokes nomination and Colby shifts to poetic cadence, yet the candidacy still draws little reaction.
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Robert Donald
British Institute of Journalism
Cinematograph
Gramophone
Progressive party gains and Democratic vote dynamics in New Jersey
The Elizabeth Times reports Edmund Osborne predicting a Progressive win with 16,000 Democratic votes, while Newark Star notes bank directors should judge municipal bonds by municipal solvency. The piece argues that Progressives need a sane, practical course and that voters seek real results over rhetoric.
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Newark Star
Fielder
Edmund Osborne
New Jersey
Republican Party
Democrata
Wilson
Osborne
Progressive Party
Democrat Party
Haure
Democratic Party
Elizabeth Times
Canada to deport Thaw amid legal wrangling and calls for fairness
The piece notes Canada will deport Thaw despite costly legal help and medical experts. It questions whether Vermont will act with similar public spirit in turning Thaw over to New York authorities.
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Canada
Vermont
New York
Thoughts Worth Reading on Politics and Postage
A compilation of editorials and notices reflecting on Pennsylvania politics, party strength, and municipal voting trends. It also covers parcel post books before Christmas and New Jersey banking rules, highlighting debates over commissions, party integrity, and public policy.
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Congress
Jersey Journal
A Child's Cry Desires Country Life Away From City Heat
A child longs to escape urban heat and smoke for a countryside scene with daisies blue bells red roses puddles green grass and dew diamonds. The poem laments city stones and stunted growth, imagining a simple, sunlit life with gingham aprons and a blue cloak.
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Minfia Irving
Beslie’s
Denver Doctor Warns Against Mercury Poisoning
Prominent Denver physician Dr L M Van Mater warns readers about the dangers of mercuric chloride poisoning. He describes violent pain, rapid systemic spread, and lack of antidote once the poison leaves the stomach, noting albumen can only offer limited defense if applied early and in small quantities.
Montesquieu Quote on Liberty and Time
A noted line warns that a nation can surrender its freedoms in a single day yet fail to notice their loss over a hundred years. It reflects on vigilance and the fragile nature of liberty.
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Montesquieu
Handicap Fashion Trick Sparks Club Banter
A new club member boasts golf talk and a shining bag while others tease her about handicaps. She laments that caps are out of fashion and proclaims being bare is better as health authorities urge water first.
Gunmen Girls 10 Give Fine Play at Ralph Hall
A staged entertainment at Ralph Hall on Wednesday August 27 supports the Junior Auxiliary of St George's Church. The program features songs from older times by Misa Belgleman and a costume display. The play The Ladies of Cranford stars Matilda Jenkyng Louise Clarke Eilen McCarter Katharine Hoagland Rita Baker and others in a period comic performance.
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Ralph Hall
St. George's Church
Misa Belgleman
Ladies of
Katharine Hoagland
Forrester
Rita Baker
Jamison
Mina Louise Colby
Prudence Sterry
Barker
Jessie
Margaret Tompkins
Martha
Esther Kimball I Pogey
Julia Talcott
Purkis
Louise Sanford Susan
Elizabeth Ni, Dale
Jennie Mies
Martha ‘Talcott
Caught Undersized Lobsters In Highlands Case
Charles Darby and Charles Kolenbush of Highlands faced arrest by Game Warden E. C. Burtis for catching and selling undersized lobsters. At Atlantic Highlands Justice Grover C. Williams fined their costs and suspended further sentence. Bert Post of Asbury Park bought 170 pounds from them, 110 of which were lobsters. two were undersized and Post was fined $20 by Justice Borden. Williams ruled lack of intent kept Highlands lobstermen from heavier penalties.
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Charles Darby
Charles Kolenbush
Highlands
E. C. Burtis
Asbury Park
Grover C. Williams
Atlantic Highlands
Bert Post
Darby
Kolenbush
Burtis
Post
Justice Borden
Williams
Clerical Humor On Wit And Sermons Through The Ages
The piece muses on humor's endurance beyond priestly duties noting that Rabelais and Barham could hint at past works were they writing today. A novice preacher uses the line What hath this blabber to say as his sermon text provoking wit amid clerical life.
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Rabelais
Ingoldsby
Barham
Military movements and artillery incidents in Civil War era notes
Fifty years ago today General A K E Burneide organized a Federal army in Ohio to move through Kentucky toward Knoxville. The Swamp Angel bombarded Charleston with incendiary shells. the gun burst on its twentieth discharge after prior explosions of Greek fire shells. Twenty five years ago today President Cleveland asked Congress for expanded retaliation powers amid fisheries treaty tensions with Britain.
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A. K E. Burneide
Ohio
Kentucky
Knoxville
Charleston
Cleveland
Congress
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