Genuine and False Charity in Modern Giving
A Long Branch newspaper column argues against impulse charity and praises organized aid societies like Monmouth County State Charities Aid Association and the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor. It urges directing funds to reliable channels to prevent waste and aid those truly in need. It criticizes diffuse talk at the House of Governors and discusses reformers' views on campaigns and term limits.
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New York World
Kimdmesa
Monmouth
State Charities Aid Association
Long Branch Sooiery
House of Governors
Roosevelt
Baldwin
Connecticut
Governors Propose Varied Punishments Across States
A survey of proposals by Minnesota Governor Eberhardt to abolish appeals court and juries, Colorado's Governor Shefroth urging leniency and reform, Arkansas' Governor Donaghey backing death penalties for lynching parties, and South Carolina's Governor Blease declaring To hell with the constitution. The piece notes public skepticism and the flood of ideas underscores the need for discernment.
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Eberhardt
Minnesota
Appeals Courte
Shefroth
Colorado
Donaghey
Arkansas
Blease
South Carolina
Apotheosis of Impudence in Canadian Panama Clash
Newark Call denounces Canada as meddlesome for plans to spend 36 million on warships for Hogand and press Britain to grant equal Panama Canal terms to all ships including railway-controlled vessels. It says Canada’s government, dominated by rail interests, confronts U S policy and warns Britain to mind its business, arguing a strong navy is needed to resist coercion.
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Canada
Great Britain
Panama Canal
United States
Tts
Newark
President-berger tributes amid motor polo debate
The piece notes tributes to the President from Congress member Victor Berger the only Socialist in Congress praising him as a big-hearted man. It mentions Motor polo as a recent topic amid concerns about safety and potential injuries.
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Victor Berger
Congress
Editorial Snippets Riff on Politics and Inauguration
A collection of brief editorial quips from 1900 era papers critiquing Taft payments to the President’s brother, a sharp remark on a politician’s wisdom, and a weather based proposal to move Inauguration day from March to December.
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Povidence Journal
Cost of living debates spark cross country notes
Across excerpts from the New York Tribune and New York World the discussion spans living costs, Turkish governance, constitutional revision by public will, and federal campaign financing. It contrasts Turkish rule with Christian powers, defends popular sovereignty, and criticizes proposed public funding for campaigns.
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Hin Oling Ag
Helen Mlen Stone
Constantinople
Stamboul
Salonica
Smyrna
Europe
New York World
Critique of Gore campaign finance plan and reform winds
The excerpt analyzes Senator Gore’s proposal to fund presidential and congressional campaigns from public funds with per vote allotments while banning private donations. It argues supervision flaws, evasion risks, diminished voter interest, and warns against perpetual reform zeal. The piece contrasts ambition with practical constitutional limits and cautions against treating government as an experiment station.
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Gore
Bryan
Houston Post
Federal Treasury
United States
Life and Grief in a Brief Breath of Fate
A fragmentary poetic exchange depicts Life and Grief in sharp dialogue about bondage and haste. Jude Mathilde Lippman is noted in the text.
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Life
Jude Mathilde Lippman
Thoughts Worth Reading Returns to Washington Street
Harvey Fielder and family have returned from Philadelphia and will reside in Dr. QO. A. Clark's house on Washington street. Miss Minna Jerolamon of North Long Branch has come back from a two month stay at Lakewood.
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Harvey Fielder
Philadelphia
QO. A. Clark
Washington Street
Minna Jerolamon
North Long Branch
Lakewood
Fifty Years Ago Today December 9 French in Mexico
The French invaders of Mexico were steadily marching toward the national capital. The Mexican people sought aid from the United States and the Confederacy to resist the French invasion. Also noted is twenty five years ago today John L Sullivan boxing in London and receiving compliments from the Prince of Wales.
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Mexico
United States
Confederacy
Johe L. Sullivan
London
Prince of Wales
Edward Vit
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