Money in Elections Revelations At Long Branch
Editor notes election money figures from the county clerk records show Republicans spent 7277 for Senator and Sheriff campaigns while Democrats spent 1893.01 for Slocum and Beecroft. Brown comments money cannot always win. reforms now limit spending to legitimate educational purposes. The piece urges localFocus on progress and criticizes locals who attack others, urging self-reflection.
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McDermott
Hetrick
Hawkins
Slocum and Beecroft
Brown
Matawan Journal
As Others See Us in Long Branch Allegory
Herbert C. Williams shares a clipping titled As Others See Us about a man who condemns his neighbors but fails to see the mirror of himself. The piece argues towns suffer when residents grumble, envy success, and neglect practical self improvement. A local application urges a shift in attitude to foster prosperity.
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The Anti Common Drinking Cup Debate in New Jersey
The State Board of Health backs amending the public drinking cup ban to require railroads to supply free individual cups on trains. Support cites Massachusetts practice and the danger of unclean cups. Opponents face slim prospects for repeal as the law’s utility is clear and critics warn against the types of users.
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Health Board
McNamara Trial Delays Prompt Frustration in Newspapers
National papers voice impatience with the slow McNamara case, noting exceptional circumstances and complex precedents. While critics call for quicker handling, editors stress that justice must come before speed, citing too much red tape and the case’s unusual scope. A scientist reports the Washington Monument’s 555 foot height is rapidly deteriorating.
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Perth Amboy
England
McNamara
Fragmentary column decay and weather note in Chicago News
The passage describes interior stone and cement oozing from a column shaft, predicting erosion to reveal only the outer shaft. It contrasts ancient construction ignorance with modern knowledge and mentions Secretary Fisher supporting regulated monopoly within limits. A weather remark praises yesterday and today’s conditions.
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Chicago News
Editorial Snippets Mirror Turbulent Times
A collage of comments on whether China should follow the European or American model, Taft's talking constraint, Champ Clark’s call for a health-minded doctor, and Chicago officials warning that tight skirts fuel tuberculosis. A dash of domestic advice on shopping and a note on Aldrich currency politics.
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China
Philadelphia Telegraph
Roosevelt Taft Trusts Debate Stirs Political Currents
A Newark Call commentary contrasts Roosevelt and Taft on trust policy, noting the rift between their approaches. It argues Taft enforces the Sherman Act to reveal weaknesses and stresses regulation through lawful means, while Roosevelt seeks broader control, and mentions political figures and the evolving view of big business in public welfare.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Newark
Thoughts Worth Reading: Youth's Hope at Life's Start
A compact reflection on youth facing early life steps with buoyant confidence. The quote by L E Landon notes how youth meet life's threshold with hope rather than despair. It frames optimism as a guiding stance for young people.
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L. E. Landon
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