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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
4
Details list annual and short-term rates outside Long Branch limits with prepaid options. Publication by M Taylor Publishing Co. at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey. Notices show Ahas Edwards as secretary and manager with day and night contact numbers. December 11, 1911.
Republican leaders in the Legislature plan to draft and push bills aligned with their party's platform before the next session. They aim for swift introduction and enactment, hoping to capitalize on their control and provide cooperative progress with Democrats, signaling a new era of competitive, service‑oriented politics in Trenton.
Critics question Governor Woodrow Wilson seeking a Carnegie Foundation pension after twenty five years as a Princeton teacher. Supporters, including the New York World, say the move is lawful and unrelated to his political career. The pension would aid him and his family amid public life pressures.
Article critiques political tactics and campaign finance rhetoric amid Chicago meat trust indictments. It lauds John J. Treacy and Governor Wilson for court and state leadership, notes low salaries lessen office desirability, and urges qualified citizens to accept vacancies.
A compilation of assorted editorial snippets and opinions from several papers. Mentions include Mr Carnegie and a top twenty list, critique of American business, Kipling poem reviews, party leadership, Rochester convention ethics, and a judge in Kansas City addressing marriage finances. It references Esperanto advertising and Burlington County grand jury actions on campaign finance disclosures, with commentary on education reform and Ella Flagg Young.
The New York Tribune hints ex Governor Stokes will seek the United States Senate with a cross‑boss coalition. Stokes’s candidacy hinges on Roosevelt’s influence, while Taft’s potential nomination shows uncertain interest in the race. The piece contrasts Assembly results and cautions against misrepresentation, noting Stokes’s backers and GOP hopes.
Opinion pieces debate Roosevelt's nomination prospects and the need for a shift in public schooling. Critics urge a balance of mental attainment with physical and practical training while pondering the party's path if Taft withdraws.
A collection of brief musings and curiosities from the Baltimore Sun and New York Press. Notes on Confucius inspired action, fossil amber inclusions including a scorpion, and a London dealer’s stumble revealing a Duchess of Rutland print by Reynolds sold for a fortune.
United States Senators Charles Sumner and W P Pessenden presented to the Senate a petition seeking emancipation of enslaved people under war powers. Earlier, a Columbus labor conference failed to unite the Federation of Trades and Knights of Labor.
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