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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
6
The Washington administration seeks dissolution of the Sugar Trust as an illegal monopoly. The piece recounts the trust’s rise from New Jersey origins, criminal ties, and frauds including customs collusion, and criticizes Roosevelt and Taft for perceived inaction and tariff protections shaping the fight.
The Governor elevates Mark M. Sullivan to the New Jersey Court of Appeals, praising his courage, honesty, and progressive leadership in the Assembly. At thirty two, he lacks long legal tenure but is praised for broad common sense, independence, and opposition to judicial rigidity. Critics say new blood is needed on the bench.
Nevada with a population of 81,875 shows an over 93 percent increase since 1900 yet remains behind Staten Island and Monmouth County in representation. The state has two United States senators and a congressman.
The New York Herald and other papers laud Taft's keynote urging economy and growth but bitterly denounce it as cowardice and inaction. They accuse the administration of tolerating extortion, high living costs, and tax increases while trusts rule. David B Hills, former Assemblyman, Governor, and Senator, is noted for a long political career and wealth.
The piece notes George L. Record with 13,390 votes against 23,784 for Congressman Kinkead in the ninth district. It critiques politics driving wealth, mentions Dr. Cook’s planned lecture tour, and references a city snow clearing ordinance to be enforced before bad weather.
A collage of editorial excerpts critiques government censorship in Mexican newspapers, discusses race birth-death statistics in France, analyzes artificially high meat prices amid market trusts, and profiles Mary Baker Eddy noting her religious movement's impact and wealth. The tone is combative and analytical about democracy, monopoly, and public regulation.
A New York World critique notes Mrs. Eddy’s appeal to the ill and marginalized, stating her religion built a church from common ideas, led by an unusual woman, and marked a distinct social influence without the typical Christian charities or missions.
A reflective meditation on mortality and purification. The speaker questions endurance at death and seeks divine cleansing through hyssop and faith, confessing unsteady steps yet clinging to hope of finding a peaceful meadow and a clear river to wash away stains.
Editor N C Wright argues journalism, business, and politics are cleaning up as fakirs and bunco men lose status. He praises the public demand for honest delivery of goods and condemns grandstanding as out of step with the modern trend toward honesty and integrity.
John 8. Rarey, famed Ohio horse tamer, returned to New York from a three years journey in Europe. His skill with fractious horses had astonished Europe and America. Also marking Twenty-five Years Ago Today the opening of the Forty-ninth Congress, the first under Grover Cleveland, with Cleveland's message as the first Democratic president's in twenty-five years.
City Council to decide on acceptance after final test of the rebuilt SeneADS in the Independent firehouse on Third avenue. Fire and water committee approved the last test but raised steaming concerns, and the council will witness with an expert engineer before ruling. Fell on Barbed Wire Fence near Branchport avenue injured two pedestrians, Druggist Frank K. Gano and Frank Garriel, as they crossed snow near Long Branch Banking Company. bank not responsible for the fence and owners may be pursued for redress.
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