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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
4
A long editorial excerpt rails at President Taft and Senator Aldrich over press criticism and the admission of New Mexico and Arizona as states. It weighs political expediency, calls for backbone, and questions the need for new statehood given population and governance concerns.
Colonel Bryan responds to Colonel Rhose velt's London speech by denouncing harsh language about foreigners. He asks whether American citizens deserve the same courtesy and suggests exile as a remedy if the rule is not applied at home.
The New Brunswick Home News notes that veteran officials Howell and Robert Carson have long careers and high pay, comparing them to a 85 year old North Carolina politician in office fifty two years. It claims Howell votes as directed and warns constituents to consider such pay-for-vote patterns, joking about sending a phonograph to Congress.
The piece notes George L. Record promoting committees to push Governor to call an extra session and empower the Railroad Commission to curb rate increases. It ties the effort to Republican prospects, commuter anger in North Jersey, and party gains from a potential loss. It ends by mentioning the stock market in Roosevelt's era.
Spooner says he never claimed to be a statesman and questions the modern meaning of the term. He cites Tom Reed’s quip that a statesman is a dead politician as a likely reflection of current views.
A remark on Dr Peck favoring Latin mastery over his profession, suggesting he would have excelled more in letter writing than teaching Latin. The comment casts him as one of the nation’s best Latin teachers while humorously proposing a shift to correspondence instruction.
Editorials discuss state assessors avoiding open sessions while officials shape policy and Theodore Roosevelt's enduring prestige. The piece critiques Governor Hughes for pressuring New York lawmakers to pass direct primary legislation and questions reform credentials amid claims of boss-style conduct.
A political essay contrasts reformers with seekers after office across the United States. It names George Record William Parmenter Martin and Congressman Fowler as examples, criticizing ingratitude toward party leaders and the lure of public position. The piece reflects on public service, rights, and the persistence of joy amid national turmoil.
James D Maps, formerly of West Long Branch, long in poor health, has relapsed and left New York for Asbury Park. Friends note his prior improvement and ongoing struggle with health as he resumes life in York, reflecting a distressed personal situation.
John Thomson leads the Red Men with about 500 braves to Jackson's Mills near Lakewood to form a new open air beets lodge since no Nall could be obtained. Indians guard the al fresco wigwam as the 49 member lodge begins. Uncalled letters list at Long Branch post office dated June 4 follows. Weather delays Games at Monmouth Park. Vendomes Newark meet Nationals. Policeman Havens of Deal undergoes leg operation. a Reynolds family birth noted in Brooklyn visits.
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