No Hasty Action on Bills Says Newark Star
The Newark Star warns against rushed anti trust legislation and urges lawmakers to extend the session beyond March 4. It argues the legislature can decide in five weeks and cites deadly deadlocks over United States Senators in Tennessee Idaho and Illinois as justification for direct popular election. The piece notes Wyoming fights over Speaker and predicts constitutional amendment may end senatorial deadlocks this winter.
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Tennessee
Idaho
Illinois
Wyoming
Eral
Long Branch Plans Public Improvements to Spur Prosperity
City Commissioners weigh paving Third and Second Avenues to Bath and Cedar avenues, Rockwell Avenue upgrades, state aid to Ocean Avenue, West End Court access to the West End station, and a new public market. With Broadway paving, these moves aim to revive Long Branch as a modern resort town and attract capital, enterprise, and outside interest.
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National integrity attacked over canal policy speech
Senator OGorman argued that the United States must resist foreign intrusion into domestic policy as it relates to shipping and the Panama Canal. He said Britain discriminates for its own ships and warned that yielding would harm national honor, dignity, and material interests.
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Great Britain
Panama Canal
Senator O'Gorman
Senate
Woman hater Baron Von Kuhlman cited in press criticism
The article rebukes Baron Herrman Von Kuhlman an attache at Pekin and American visitor for denigrating women. It notes editorial sarcasm in response from The New York Herald and comments on economic tension as a London factory worker earns seventy five cents weekly amid broader U. S. wage concerns.
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Pekin
London
Lloyd George
Weather Bureau Forecast Joins Jokes in Daily Banter
Readers note a brisk, light-hearted line as the Weather Bureau predicts fair and warmer conditions for today. The remark appears amid a light humor section praising the daily forecast.
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Editorial Comment Excuse for Self Esteem
A brief humor piece from a New York publication mocks self importance as absurd, noting a man who believes there is something fine in his character for liking steak and fried potatoes. The quip plays on vanity and appetite.
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Prison Labor for State Use in New Jersey
The Newark Star argues for convict labor to clear land and build facilities on a 1000 acre Cumberland County tract. It frames farm work as practical and urges the Legislature to act promptly in adopting this progressive penological measure.
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Root Defends Canal Rights Against Repeal Threat
The piece argues against repealing American rights in the Panama Canal, blaming Senator Root for aligning with corporate and foreign interests. It asserts the Senate must rebuke his Anglophilist stance and defend national sovereignty, stressing the stakes for coastwise trade and tariff exemptions.
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American Rights in Canal Dispute Rally Demands
The excerpt asserts a strong American stance against England in canal rights, urging Senate resolve to uphold American sovereignty, reject arbitration, and avoid treaty abrogation that would weaken the nation. It condemns Tory influence and transcontinental lines while stressing national pride and unity. The piece also includes a poetic juxtaposition questioning fate and divine guidance.
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Thoughts Worth Reading
A compact reflection on patience and wisdom suggesting delayed actions yield insight. The brief aphorism frames delays as sources of learning, implying value in thoughtful waiting.
Barnum’s Tom Thumb Wedding Called Off
Fifty years ago today at Trinity church in Lincoln a planned wedding for Tom Thumb and Lavin Warren was forbidden by Rector Mor gu Dis for social reasons. A second campaign in Fredericksburg was abandoned as heavy snow blocked movement of artillery pontoon boats and wagons.
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Wilson Bryan cabinet pact rumor stirs Washington chatter
A Washington dispatch reports long standing talk of a Wilson Bryan cabinet understanding. The piece notes Bryan might waive a cabinet claim for George Fred Williams as attorney general, and mentions reactions to Cannon’s defenders and Massachusetts influence on immigration policy. It also covers Senator Page’s push for agricultural education, Mrs. Littleton’s Monticello drive, and bilingual signage on Japanese railroads.
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