Christmas Shopping Competition Impacts Long Branch Trade
The Long Branch Record notes a Christmas shopping drive across Asbury Park and Red Bank with merchants offering to pay out-of-town transit fares. It argues Long Branch must match such campaigns to avoid losing business, stressing constant enterprise and awareness to stay competitive.
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Taft on party reform and war blame in New York remarks
The piece surveys President Taft blaming war hysteria on many, judges party reform as key, and hopes for Republican renewal. It quotes him criticizing clouded rhetoric and calls for clear principles. It also reports on a New York marriage swindle where couples cash clergy checks, showing ongoing scams and a critique of clever deceit.
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Taft
Young Republian Club
New York
Washington
New York City
Thoughts Worth Reading on Kindness and Affection
Arthur Brisbane in Sunday American argues that money and gifts matter little in life. He says only kindness real affection and personal devotion count when life ends. Presents that replace affection hurt and gifts given without effort or self-denial are worthless.
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Arthur Brisbane
Sunday Américan
Funeral of Prince Albert and a Crisis in Parliament
The nation entered mourning for Prince Albert. The United States Congress imposed a war tariff on tea coffee sugar and molasses aiming to raise seven to eight million dollars annually. Lord Randolph Churchill abruptly resigned from the British cabinet triggering a grave political crisis.
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Prince Albert
England
United States Congress
Lord Randolph Churchill
McNamara Violence and Borah in Political Heat
A metropolitan paper contrasts mob violence by the McNamara brothers with Senator Borah’s rhetorical hyperbole about Roosevelt and the presidency. The author notes winter’s solstice arrival and a harsh winter that mocks the calendar, while questioning the newspaper’s decision to feature the Roosevelt headline.
Editorial Comment Causes and effects across party lines
A collection of editorials notes political patterns since the Civil War highlighting Ohio’s influence in presidencies and votes, royal capital relocation rumors, mercy in justice, and women’s suffrage enthusiasm. It cites Taft era politics and the evolving suffrage movement with humor about holiday manners and public taste.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Evening Mail
Christmas selection warns against selfish gift giving and harm
A multi-voiced Christmas reflection urges readers to give thoughtfully to children, avoid cruel or frivolous gifts, and practice kindness amid festive excess. It contrasts harsh social realities with a plea for mercy and mercy through charity to those in need this season. Georgia Wood Pangborn’s verse criticizes hypocrisy and calls for tangible gifts to the needy and overlooked.
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N. Y
Fire devastates Williamsburg block in half million blaze
A major fire in Williamsburg destroyed part of a block between North Eleventh and Tenth streets, Berry street and Bedford avenue. Three firemen were injured when the BE and M Vernon book bindery building collapsed onto two tenements. Loss pegged at 500000, leaving twenty families homeless. In a separate report, Emilio Estrada, president of Ecuador, died in Guayaquil on December 28.
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Sampson Board of
Sampson Board
Havana
Key West
Maine
New York
Kire
North Eleventh
North Tenth Streets
Berry Street
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
8. BE. & M. Vernon Book Bindery
North Eleventh Street
Berry
Senator Borah Attacks Dynamiters and Trust Magnates
The senator likens two dynamite cases to the McNamarags, arguing both dynamiters and trust magnates share greed and extortion but murder remains incomparable. He condemns the plea of principle used to justify crime and insists deliberate murder is the gravest offense.
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Borah
Acta
Local seafood sale ad highlights bargain fish
An old style advertisement lists 3 lbs of blue fish and 2 lbs for 25 cents, cod fish at 8 cents per pound, scallops 45 cents, oysters 25 cents, clams 2 quarts for 25 cents, and oranges available at noted prices, reflecting a period market sale.
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