Increase the three mile zone debate in early 20th century US
A 1914 Long Branch editorial argues for extending neutral water zones to ten or more miles, citing the Monroe doctrine and urging calm over war hysteria. It critiques sensationalism, notes past US wars were precipitated, and questions a large military establishment's impact. It references Japan's wartime posture and critiques The Globe's stance.
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Philadelphia
United States
New York Globe
Great Britain
Mexico
Spain
Japan
Stimson
Immigration test debate and war prep caution in era
The piece argues against hasty military spending and supports keeping cool on war preparations. It notes Wilson objection to an immigrant literacy test, saying education and character vary and many industrious newcomers deserve opportunity. It also urges aid for strike families and Belgian relief in Ohio, warning against neglecting domestic needs.
German raid on English coast stirs public tone and enlistment talk
The described raid on English shores provokes panic among Britons, heightens concern over coastal defense, and signals that the German fleet can operate openly. The piece notes the broader worldwide moral impact and the potential for increased enlistments, while also mentioning a proposed half pay retirement for aging letter carriers amid harsh duties.
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England
Britannia
Sympathy and reform in wartime work and wages
A reader notes one young worker can replace two veterans and argues higher wages for new workers could fund retirement. The piece cites international systems and urges careful study. Paris Figaro reports Belgian troops suffer typhoid dysentery and cholera with large casualty totals.
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Figaro
Paris
Germany
Holland
Never Winter’s Frost Touches Our Endless Love
Poem cherishes lifelong love despite aging. The speaker assures their beloved that love remains fresh and young, even as hair silver and cheeks fade. A kiss seals enduring devotion, with a note of authorization by Hamilton S. Gordon.
Thoughts Worth Reading War Message on War and Glory
A quotation by W. B. Cochran condemns war as a bloody machine driven slaughter. It argues battlefields have become tragic mass killings lacking glory and national responsibility, reflecting disillusionment with romanticized warfare.
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W. B. Cochran
Long Branch Weather and Community Charity Notes
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with likely rain and fresh southerly winds. Long Branch data show barometer 30.34 at 8 am, temperatures 21 in the morning and 24 yesterday, humidity around 71 percent. The Ladies of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor announce a Christmas treat at the Grand Theatre on December 28 with extensive donor list including banks, fire companies, lodges, and civic groups supporting the event.
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United States Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
N.J
Lone Branch
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Grand Theatre
Kalon Castle
Oceanic Fire Company
GC. A. Wimpfheimer
First National Bank
R. M. Harris
Pride of
Citizens’ National Bank
Crystal Wave Council
Independent Fire Ease and Truck Co
Long Branch Banking Co
Lacour, Cranmer& Co
Amerigo Vespucci Society
William A. Stevens
C. Asa Francis
Brent Good
Wm. J. Brokaw
Long Branch Council
M. J. Mortgage and ‘Trust Co
Arthur Hull
Cs Essesaacaes
O. A. Clark
Phil Daly Hose Co
Oliver Byron Engine U
Kohlhaas
Plumbers Local Union
L. H. B, Sherman
J. Addison Woolley
Editorial comment and literary miscellany in New York Sun
A compilation of editorial takes on treason and Boer hero General De Wet, a critique of Sulzer’s Prohibition American party plan, reflections on the Hellespont romance in wartime, Kipling’s possible New Romance, and verses from Silver Threads Among the Gold, with playful historic and literary allusions and brief verse excerpts.
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New York Sun
Christian de Wet
Washington
de Wet
N. J. Monitor
Sulzer
N. Y. Sun
Federal draft and cavalry actions narrated in 19th century note
Twenty five years ago today the federal government ordered a 200000 man draft while a pursuit by Wilson's cavalry column was checked at Spring fit Pent. Forrest's forces covered a retreat as Toed's army withdrew in a marked clash amid disputes over Louimlaries in Africa.
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Forrest
Toed
Engin
Cortuial
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