Timber for another great leader in New Jersey politics
The article profiles Dr John Dynelly Prince a Columbia University professor and Passaic County leader as a rising and potentially dominant Republican figure in New Jersey. It argues his intellect practicality and alignment with progressive principles could propel him to high office, possibly Governor, should political tides favor his emergence.
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Woodrow Wilson
John Dynelly Prince
Columbia University
Passaic County
Assembly
Jersey
Senate
Ackerman
Passaic
Prince
Sunday Baseball Proposal at Methodist Conference
Rev E A Peterson of Cleveland Ohio urged legalization of Sunday amusements at the Methodist National Conference in Chicago He backed amateur Sunday baseball and repealing Sunday laws as outdated He argued Sunday should be a day of recreation for working people while maintaining a general observance of rest.
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E. A. Peterson
Cleveland
Ohio
Methodist National Conference
Chicago
Peterson
Sams
Political humor and tax views in New Jersey press
A reflection on election funding and a critique of the Trenton State Gazette, arguing Democrats did not buy the election. It also analyzes franchise tax receipts of 957,144.47 to be distributed to municipalities, noting two percent gross receipts tax on most corporations and four percent for trolley firms, highlighting corporate taxation’s role in state revenue.
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State Gazette
New Jersey
Inc
Jersey
Wilson on Conservation at Louisville Conference
Governor elect Woodrow Wilson outlined a broad view of conservation stressing health and moral renewal as core aims. He urged state cooperation to protect forests soils and rivers and to prevent contamination while ensuring rivers remain viable as power sources for industry.
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Woodrow Wilson
Louisville
Dr. Wilson
Monmouth vote leads Peter Vredenburgh in state tally
The Secretary of State reports Peter Vredenburgh ahead by over 700 votes on the Assembly ticket, a landslide showing due to his two years in the Legislature. The result boosts his future political prospects while his opponent trails. The piece notes hunting season fatalities 113 in the US this fall and comments on sport safety. Dr. Cook speaks while Theodore remains reticent.
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Monmouth
Secretary of State
Peter Vredenburgh
Assembly
Vredenburgh
United States
Notable Philanthropy Prompted by Commuter Loss Claim
A New Jersey railroad executive declares the line has lost 850000 annually for ten years in suburban passenger traffic. The piece suggests Jersey commuters should unite to honor the corporation for its philanthropy and public service to New York commuters.
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Jersey
New York
N., Y. World
Vermont evergreen tax sparks conservation debate
A Vermont plan to levy a twenty five cent tax on each evergreen tree imports raises conservation concerns while pushing demand toward synthetic alternatives. Missouri voters rejected prohibition by 218125, carrying 27 of 115 counties, as the prohibition wave recedes in the South per the Camden Post Telegram.
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Vermont
Conservaton
Philo. Times
Missouri
South
Camden Post-Telegram
Post-Telegram
Canada
Camden Republican
Sunday closures and public policy clash with youth work
A discussion critiques Sunday gym closures at a youth institution noting potential harm to disciplined recreation. It argues closing on Sundays may push young men toward idle or negative activities and cites broader state efforts to reform weights and measures enforcement to curb fraud and improve municipal duties.
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Illinois
Pilgrim Fathers
N. Y
Tariff debates show Payne Aldrich flaws and food tax issues
The piece cites a editor’s claim that the Payne Aldrich tariff barely mentions food while enumerating many food products taxed under Schedule EB and Schedule G. It references specific items like beef poultry butter cheese and eggs and notes agricultural provisions. The Newark News contends the list is long and the critic should verify rates.
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Post-Telegram
Newark News
Unnamed Poet Chronicles Hurdles On a Wall
An old poem describes a climber who falls many times yet persists to reach the top of the wall, with the speaker noting the effort and resilience despite the uncertain author.
Thoughts Worth Reading Courage and Character
A compact reflection on living by convictions and refusing to bow to wealth. It urges courage to be true to oneself and stand firm amid fawning praise and power, emphasizing integrity over status.
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Nat
Mt Carmel Society Dance at Lyceum for Holy Trinity Church
Mt Carmel Ladies of Mt Car mel Society host their first dance at the Lyceum on Thursday evening December 8 to raise funds for Holy Trinity Church. Arrangements include D C Nicol Santangelo E DeNucci and several members. Grand march at 930 pm with the Long Branch Military Band. Angelo Sico named floor manager assisted by P Coly.
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Ladies of
Lyceum
Holy Trinity Church
D. C. Nicol
R. Santangelo
E. DeNucci
Pastalina Dilione
Marie Pingitonre
Lizzie Acerra
Long Branch
Angelo Sico
P. Coly
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