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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
4
The Sinking Fund Commission reports the city shows $6,683 in profits to date and $69,283 in securities on hand, praising efficiency in paying municipal debt. The piece criticizes sensational commentary on Roosevelt and calls such partisan agitation tiresome and unfounded.
A historical note argues Roosevelt jailed no action against the Sugar Trust in a 1903 refinery effort led by Adolph Segal with Gustave Kissel funding the loan. The piece claims Taft later pursued charges but Roosevelt-era delays invoked statute limits, with a Supreme Court ruling cited on continuation of facts beyond signing.
City views the contract terms with skepticism noting stakeholders want price details before agreeing. The Grand Central disaster underscores how such incidents heighten calls for careful planning in dense urban hubs and prompt renewed scrutiny of safety and compensation measures.
Readable text lists clothiers located on Broadway at Third Street in New York and at Sixth Avenue in Long Branch New Jersey. Partial address segment implies a clothing shop directory entry or advertisement from a newspaper page.
The state convention passes an ordinance of secession with unanimous support. The declaration states South Carolina abandons the 1788 ratification and dissolves the union with the other states under the United States of America. Population context notes South Carolina 800 000 versus 31 000 000 for the United States.
A New York World poem speaks of a longing journey toward brightness and beauty. The speaker recalls a hopeful ascent, facing cold winds and a desert at the summit. The contrasting mirage and eventual despair echo a prayer and tears, ending with Anon.
The piece discusses William Jennings Bryan's push for a government controlled merchant fleet to compete with subsidized rivals, criticizing his logic while linking to broader calls for state ownership. It also notes Oklahoma's extra legislative session to decide a permanent capital amid multiple city bids and mentions holiday street conditions and a note on Portugal seeking to buy warships.
A compilation of short clipped opinions and editorials. It cites Dallas homicides and the Carnegie Peace Fund need, cautions about autumn, and humorously critiques a New Jersey proposal for a public executioner. It also reports on Senator Aldrich and the Rubber Trust, accusing him of stock holdings and tariff influence for profit.
The Newark Star cites graft in district school boards and vast public outlays. It lists yearly federal expenditures of over one billion dollars, equating to large shares of national wealth and per capita costs, with figures on gold, banks, farms, and household purchases.
Red Bank newsboy contest closes Saturday with December sales awards from Long Branch Daily Record. Top sellers include Albert Uesuca and John Carsello, with others listed. prizes from J. Kridel Pestarn and Broad Street merchants. Also a note on Pennsylvania natural gas odorless leaks causing explosions.
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