Gilding a Farce Probe and Public Film Warnings
A Long Branch newspaper excerpt critiques sensational crime and suggestive films while noting public sentiment and statute should curb dangerous exhibitions. It reports on a Senate probe plan, tariff politics, and praises L W Berry as a capable New York and Long Branch Railroad superintendent bringing experience and progress to regional rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Berry
New York and Long Branch
St. Vision
Burling ‘Ton
Lehigh and
Hudson River
Western Enter
Moving Pictures Impact on Children Cited by Asbury Park Press
Asbury Park Press reports a case of a young girl in Asbury Park left terrified by crime scenes at a movie, needing an attendant and light at night. The piece mirrors other editorials noting state committee work on school district abuses and calls for legislative action amid skepticism over promised reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Press
Newark Star
Congress
Germany
England
France
America
Hofstatt
Wilson and Taft era politics in New Jersey notes
A Newark era discussion cites Governor Woodrow Wilson praising opponent Harmon, while rumors swirl about a Taft appointment. The piece argues for Chief Justice candidates like John W. Griggs and questions Gummere's fit, noting New Jersey’s potential presidential and judicial honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elée
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Harmon
Ohio
Lhiey
Louis- Ville
Wilson
United States Supreme Court
Buby Root
Philander Knox
White
Washington
Taft
Gummere
Gummeré
Jets
Jersey
Pormer
John W. Griggs
Chicago Bar on Mary Garden in Salome Sparks Debate
The article railed at media pretensions while noting Chicago barred Mary Garden in Salome as a publicity boost. It mentions Gallagher, accused in a high profile attack, pleading not guilty and Dr. Cook and a dream defense, reflecting sensational crime and public intrigue.
Editorial Comment Voices Missed Opportunities And Dangers
A collage of opinions notes Roosevelt missed chance for national renewal and a call to bell the cat about party reorganization. It cites Record’s nerve but questions the power to lead. The piece shifts to Berlin hatpin warnings and the threat of prohibiting pins to curb injuries in public transit. It closes with a critique of New York police corruption linking vice to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell the Cat
George ‘L. Record
Bell the
Record
nerVo
Newark Star
Berlin
Germany
Camden Post- Telegram
New York
The Peanut Politician and the Demise of Reform
A reflection on the peanut politician era in America and its impact on police reform and governance. The piece compares reform efforts to Spectacular raids and notes the nation's steady drift amid exploitation, praising Mayor Gaynor for resisting a gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
Parkhurst
Roosevelt
Jerome
Gaynor
N. S
Public reform thoughts on costs and governance
A Philadelphia North American piece mocks penny-pinching politics and calls for expert management of costs, wages, and public services. It argues for better education, nutrition, and infrastructure to build a productive society and reduce reliance on cheap political rhetoric.
Storm in the Face of the And Thou Sitst Smiling Poem
Passages urge a man shaped by the era to rise in times of national stress. The speaker laments courtly seclusion and calls for leadership to meet unfolding seasons when trade talk and marriage bells mask fates seen by the nation. A dawning collective awakening prompts men to uprisen in hearts, states, and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iife
Rockies
Fragmented Ode on Leadership and Looming Crisis
A dense political ode laments national strain and rising Mammon as the nation faces a peril. It questions the President's vision and leadership, recalling crowds that once exalted him and urging return to clear purpose amid turmoil and looming dangers.
Fifty Years Ago Today December 1 in 1874 and 1924
Fifty years ago today events included Congress awaiting opening with a quorum present in Washington. The Polish uprising marked its thirtieth anniversary while New York commemorated with a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
Nortan
New York
Poetic fragment reads as tribute to Schoonmaker in New York World
Fragmentary OCR notes praise for a figure named Schoonmaker in a New York World piece. It laments betrayal by those loving wealth and hints at a historical fading of a laurelled name. The text shows poetic allusions to pity, tides, and a nation’s sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidin Penta Schoonmaker
N. Y
Sons of Veterans hold annual inspection at Red Bank camp
The Samuel T. Bleeper Camp No. 16 Sons of Veterans Red Bank holds its annual inspection next Monday night at the camp headquarters in the Child building on Broad Street. Charles Lawrence of Camp No. 5 Trenton to inspect, with Division Commander Fred G. Hansen of Hoboken and staff attending along with visitors from Long Branch and Toms River. Improvements to Pari M. Woolley’s Bath avenue residence include added living space and renovated upper floors with updated bathrooms and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Samuel T
Red Bank
Broad Street
Charles Lawrence
Camp No. 5
Trenton
Fred G. Hansen
Hoboken
Sons of Veterana
Long Branch
Toms River
Park Woolley Cottage
Bath Avenue
Pari M. Woolley
Clarence D.wilson
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Daily Record
Bent. Hoisseau Bobbitt
Senate
FM. Taylor Publishing CO
Chas. L. Edwards, Sevy
Hale
Aldrich
Poe Arate
House of Representatives
Progressive Repub
Enna
Old Guard
North Jersey Coast
Ari
UL Moving Pictures
Meone
Newark News
Citizens National
N. J
State of New Jersey
County of
Monmouth
City of
Chicago
Mary Garden
Baltimore
Suny
Sigmond
Japan
Island
Ike
Crossroads
Cannon
Lorimer
Hitchcock
Ewalready
Eagland
Seven Seas
Ben
Philadelphia
North
The
First National Bank
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
Tel
West End
Augustus Chandler
Scobey
NEW Jersey Mortgage and Trust CO
Matthias Woolley
A. T. Woolley
Sec'y and
Treas
Home Insurance Company
H. W. Green & Bro
Broadway
Anon
Vertion
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