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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
7
The Long Branch Record analyzes the Roosevelt Taft rift. Taft snubs Roosevelt in Congress prep while Roosevelt’s backing powered Taft’s rise. The piece argues loyalty to the party and gratitude shape politics and notes campaign spending questions in New Jersey.
An examination of New Jersey election dynamics notes Republicans claimed Democratic gains by GOP votes, while independents shifted, rejecting Bryanism, and voters backed a progressive Democratic platform. The author argues independent voters swayed the outcome, with partisans acting as a core but not sole drivers.
The Consumers League of New Jersey urges shoppers to begin buying before December 15 to ease store worker strain. It recalls a 17 year old who faced danger walking home alone through a dangerous district after late shopping, underscoring humane benefits from earlier purchases.
The piece rails at long hours for shop workers during Christmas and calls for action to ease their misery. It also mocks fundraising for the Democratic campaign, questions Mayor Gaynor's subway stance, and notes Bryan’s gloom over a Democratic landslide.
A political essay contrasts Mr. Bryan's cautious praise of Mr. Cannon with the blunt truth that taxation harms the elderly poor in New York. It recounts a paralytic husband’s widow taxed on taxable investments, a New Jersey mortgage widow overruled by local law, and a farmer losing income to a taxed mortgage. The piece closes with a verse urging timely living and effort before life’s waters pass.
The item surveys editorial quips about Tigers in state houses, a costly Pullman case, Western marriage trends, and criticisms of Speaker Cannon and William Jennings Bryan. It blends eclectic society and political sentiment with fragmented references to 1908 events and regional reputations.
Fragment of verse reflecting on wasted hours and unrealized love. Images of thoughts unsent and opportunities lost, urging the reader to seize a proverb and hold it fast. A brief meditation on time, regret, and the limits of action.
A pithy quotation on resilience and character. It argues that learning to live, work, and love under all conditions makes people invincible. A pure heart and poised temper transform grievances into favors or jokes, warning against collecting foolish grievances.
Testimony reveals morphine use and threats by the suspect as investigators challenge his alibi. Mrs. Jackson admitted plotting to punish the child’s father by lashing out in the street, while Williams’ timing at a local bar weakens his account. He faces grand jury action.
Keyport's Prosperous Loan Co held its annual stockholders meeting at Keough's Hall on Church Street. The report shows assets of 223,436.83 and liabilities of 182,294.70 with total profits of 41,142.13. It lists 3,076 mortgage loans and 204,514.19 in loans, with a slate of directors and auditors elected for the coming year. The directors will meet Monday to organize. The text also notes a historical tidbit about the diving bell and its early demonstrations in the 16th century.
Col Charles J Wright of Matawan died about three weeks ago after making a January 23 1899 will in Peekskill NY leaving half net income from New York Military Academy Cornwall NY and half from Worrall Hall at Peekskill to his wife Margaret Wright. his sisters receive Peekskill homes and nephew Robert McCormick is sole executor with income provisions until the widow dies. Frank F Supp of Red Bank made a January 22 1909 will naming Jessie B Supp and Henry N Supp as executors. he left $500 to sister Fanny Supp and residue to his wife.
A fragmented item recalls Pasteur the French chemist appealed to by cable to treat in Paris three children who had bitten. Also mention of a Newark incident and a reference to twenty-five years ago today. The readable text is limited and lacks full context.
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