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Long Branch edition highlights subscription terms and editorial on 1913 politics. Notes editor Bobbitt and publisher Taylor at 192 Broadway Chas Edwarda secretary. Discusses party harmony, Red Bank Republican struggles, and calls for honest policy amid national committee maneuvers. Mentions Merrimac sinking anniversary and crime research in Chicago.
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Governor Senator Clash Casts Shadow On State Governance
The passage argues Governor Sulzer uses executive power to coerce legislators, threatening their support on direct primary bills in exchange for backing, threatening to overturn legislative independence and risk dictating lawmaking. It references Senator Emerson of New York opposing statewide directness and condemns the coercive tactic as a dangerous precedent.
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Editorial Comment Appropriately The wool Senators all seem to be shrinking
The New York Evening Sun weighs in on political figures described as shrinking figures, using a pointed editorial tone to critique actions and perceived resilience. The piece reflects mid century press rhetoric about leadership and public accountability.
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New York
Evening Sun
Fragmentary preface to suffrage debates and racial views excerpted
A collage of editorial fragments critiques suffrage rhetoric and medical nostrum claims, notes on Colby’s political stance, race classifications in the United States, and reflections on Japanese segregation versus “colored” status, with various regional quotes.
Thoughts Worth Reading Proverb About Butter
A short anecdote reflects on misnaming and change arising from a cold night and warm day. A six year old comments that the butter is easy tonight highlighting how temperature affects texture and perception. The tale frames small observations as lessons.
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Billy
Bulb Narcissus Care and Wild Dogs in Ireland
The article notes that narcissus bulbs planted in sand and water in glass bowls bloom in four weeks and remain fragrant for about two weeks, offering a cheap yet pretty winterflowering option. It also describes Irish wild dogs found in remote areas with soft ears and easy taming when caught young, noting they hunt singly rather than in packs and resemble Eskimo dogs in build.
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Ireland
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Lewa Kunbi Weddings Mark Ten Year Span In Gujarat
In Gujarat the Lewa Kunbi caste celebrates marriages only when their goddess permits. This year the goddess proclaimed an auspicious day and as a result at least 40 weddings were held in the castle area a few days ago.
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Walt
Gujrat
India
Fifty Years Ago Today June 2 1863 Confederate urging
The Richmond press urged the Confederate government to invade the north to check the federal invasion. General A Burnside ordered suppression of the Chicago Vines and prohibited the creation of the New York World in the Ohio department, which included Tachiii and Hi lis. The offense was disloyalty.
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Chicago
New York World
Department of the Ohio
Tribute Visit by London and New York Groups to Boston
Twenty five years ago today the Honorable Artillery of London and the Old Guard of New York visited the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston as guests.
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The Almighty Dollar With a Hole In It
The piece critiques the unthrifty American habit of careless spending. It notes people protest a dollar with a hole or plugged with lead yet still allow each dollar to buy about ten cents worth of value, urging deliberation before purchases.
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