Roosevelt Critique of Tariff and Trusts in NY State Politics
In a June 1914 discussion, Roosevelt criticizes national policy while emphasizing Progressive platform ideas on trusts and tariff reform. He argues poverty hardships show failures of incumbent leadership and urges prosperity through progressive measures. He contrasts market data with his political stance and condemns Rockefeller-related labor abuses as inhumane.
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Roosevelt
New York
South America
Worse Slaves Than Negroes In Colorado War District
A critical rebuke of coal and iron interests in Colorado's war district. The piece condemns exploitation in mining camps and calls for human justice, urging Rockefeller and similar magnates to apply justice in practice to end conflict and restore peace.
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Rockefeller
South
Colorado
War
Trinidad
Cole
New York City
John Ruskin
Col
Look out for the gipsy moth warning
A Newark News alert warns of the invasive gipsy moth reported in Long Island and parts of New York. The pest, feared for feeding on anything softer than cast iron, could threaten millions if not quickly controlled. Report colonies of winged males and wingless females near tree bases to the State Department of Agriculture.
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New Jersey
Boards of Health
Long Island
New York
State Department of Agriculture
San Jose
Newark News
The Wireless Promise Fails As Sea Deaths Rise
The text questions the belief that wireless devices would ensure safe water travel as maritime fatalities increase. It wonders if reliance on technology dulls the human element and hints at Carranza nearing a delusion of oversized US influence.
Roosevelt Moderation Marks Progressive Stance At Washington
Theodore Roosevelt offered limited support to the Progressive leadership, declining partisan rhetoric and vowing to aid the cause where possible. He pledged to attend the Pittsburgh conference on June 30 and to assist Governor Johnson in California, signaling a measured approach over party strategy. The Newark News commentary praised his restrained tone and urged friends to expect continued public service without sharp political maneuvering. The verse by Cora M. W. Greenleat commemorates roses and memory.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Progressive Congress
House of Congress
Pittsburgh
Johnson
California
Buncombe
Newark
Editorial remarks on public figures and institutions
A compilation of varied editorial comments critiquing public figures such as Mr Mellen and Huerta, with observations on martyrdom at high pay, the habits of loafers versus busier citizens, and a denunciation of sensationalist reports. It discusses courts martial, the Ludlow incident, and the expansive scope of the U S postal service and its comparatives worldwide.
Thoughts Worth Reading Quote by Benjamin Franklin
A compact moral reflection quotes Benjamin Franklin on honesty and industry as keys to thriving wealth. It advises keeping one penny less than clear gains to avoid creditors insults and poverty, urging steady frugality as a path to security.
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Benjamin Franklin
Shifting Troops At Cold Harbor In Prolonged Engagement
News notes that Grant pushed his left flank at Cold Harbor while Lee met the advance with force. Heat and fatigue slowed the pending assault. Pauline Cushman, famed Federal spy, appeared at the Astor House in New York. Belle Boyd, Confederate spy, was released from Fort Warren in Boston.
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Cold Harbor
Grant
Lee
Pauline Cushman
Astor House
New York
Belle Boyd
Fort Warren
Boston
Must Be Learned in Youth Language Advice
A writer in the Atlantic argues language learning should happen in youth. It is easier to acquire as a child, while adults face heightened effort to form new neural pathways and shift mental attitudes. The piece notes a pause when switching languages and suggests starting before age twenty three.
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Atlantic
Granville Road Mixup and Bear Hunting Tale
A passenger quarrels with a conductor over a misdirected stop near Granville Road while a bear hunting scene in India shows hunters using lime-coated poles and spears to subdue a bear as dogs track it. A brief aside recalls a man denying friendship with Brown after a money borrow.
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India
With Himself in Mind Opinion Referenced by Self
A terse remark argues that when a man claims the voice of thinking people everywhere he is speaking for himself. The line probes self-advocacy and the claim of consensus as a mirror to personal view.
Mi Lady Face Powders Highlight Advertising Help
The Record points out the variety of Mi Lady face powders as summer nears and notes that different complexions require different powders. Leading toilet article dealers advertise in the paper, and readers are urged to consult them for the right choice.
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Long Branch
Ff. M. Taylor Publishing Co
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Chas
L. Edwards
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Hearby
Essex County
Newark Star
New York World
Gether
United States
Tampico
Puerto Mexico
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Bank of Personal Service
Inmitizens National Bank
W. J
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Cora M. W. Greenleat
Mellen
Toledo Blade
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Albany Journal
Huerta
Mexico
Esteva Ruiz
Vera Cruz
N. Y. Sun
Denver
Lindenfeldt
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
N. Y. World
Uncle Sam
England
France
Germany
United States Mail Service
Britton
B'way
Norwood & Bath Ave
Johnstown
Ioke
Granville Road
Brown
Mi-Lady
WERT
First National Bank
N. J
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Company
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Co
Long Branch, NJ
Detroit
Andy’s Garage
Hyer & Flock
Undertakers
North Pole
A. M. Townley & CO
Long Branch, N. J
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