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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
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A column rails at political pledges binding Republican voters to back only the U S Senate candidate who wins the party primary. It cites Newark and Union County pledges and warns of forced voter control, while contrasting tax criticisms with a U S Commission report on New Jersey corporate taxation and franchise taxes in 1909.
The Newark Star argues against hasty retaliation over fare increases. It notes the state may have power to act yet warns against rash measures, urging judicial restraint and proper oversight by the Railroad or Public Utilities Commission to ensure fair rates.
The World gained millions in publicity and prestige by paying only $10,000 for the Albany to New York flight. Glenn H. Curtis notes newspapers chase easy pickings, calling the World’s payoff a century bargain.
A Hearst cable attacks Roosevelt calling him insincere and inconsistent while noting Roosevelts past scandals and party changes. The piece questions Hearst influence, political envy, and public pride as events unfold with references to Taft, the G A R encampment, and international tremors.
Governor Paget remarks that men beat wives when provoked and implies this could influence views on wife beating. The piece appears in the Trenton Blaze Gazette and edges toward commentary on Roosevelt and government issues at Guildhall.
A compilation of editorials and letters discusses assassination as government policy, Wickersham and Taft fees in the Sugar Trust case, and Prohibition in the South. It cites Roosevelt, Hearst, Hobson explanations, and Cantwell’s critique, plus verses on quitting fretting.
A reflective meditation on clarity and compassion urging people to see clearly and draw closer to one another and to God for greater understanding. Anon offers a moral appeal framed as a short devotional thought.
A friend offers repair ideas for a cracked water jacket but most fail. The text describes drilling a small hole at the crack, tapping it, and screwing in a brass fastener as a method that has proven effective in every case tried.
Instructions describe mending a jacket crack by riveting, drilling a hole to cut the first screw, and repeating along the crack to seal a leak. The method aims for water tightness and is presented as easier than applying a patch.
The text warns that lack of lubrication or improper oil use can cause engine knock. It stresses that neglecting lubrication is fatal to engine life and that even removable issues can damage moving parts, eventually requiring a major overhaul.
Washington June 8 Two peace moves may become historic Roosevelt and Root named to head a permanent world court of fifteen. a second plan envisions a World Congress of national legislatures and Hague judges meeting in the United States. Anti injunction bill dropped. labor unions exempt under civil appropriations amendment. Prince Fushimi visits Washington. Alaska Great Northern railroad bailout controversy resurfaces. Muckraker attacks continue amid political feuding.
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