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The Long Branch Record lists daily and weekly subscription options with prices in dollars. It shows annual and monthly rates, details for mailed copies, and identifies Fr. M. Taylor Publishing Co. with Charles Edwarde as secretary and manager at 192 Broadway, Long Branch, New Jersey.
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Fr. M. Taylor Publishing CO
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Sec’y
Broadway
New Jersey
Lewis in Martin's trap shows weakness in utilities critique
The commentary argues Vivian Lewis failed to defend public utilities reform convincingly. It criticizes reliance on ifs about railroad rate changes, urges real supervision, and says Lewis’s defense serves his party while harming his own credibility and aligning him with Progressive leaders.
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Vivian Lewis
Martin
Lewis
Railroad Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Lewis Adimita
Mr. Lewis
Simpleton or dishonest Taft facing railroad bill fears
The Philadelphia North American blasts Taft over the railroad bill, accusing him of repeated gullibility and links to Aldrich and Cannon. It urges the public to see through Wall Street schemes and Tammany allies as the bill is filled with dangerous, deceptive provisions.
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Aldiich
Philadelphia
North America
Taft
Wall Street
Aldrich
Cannon
Ais Tammany
Taucie
Taft Credited With Risk to Credit if Missteps Continue
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes a defense of General Grant’s reputation and urges President Taft to preserve his own credit and health. It warns that the looming issue may hinge on perceptions of Taft as a simpleton or a dishonest man, signaling political peril.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Grant
Taft
Flag Day Observance Marks Vie Stars and Stripes Anniversary
Tomorrow marks the 143rd anniversary of Vie Stars and Stripes as a national emblem. The observance is a display of American flags. Patriotism is not judged by flag parades. the flag remains a symbolic sign of national love.
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Vie
Wild Dreams Realized in Early Air Navigation Feats
The report contrasts Hamilton’s flight from New York to Philadelphia and back with Glen Curtiss’s 257 mile Albany to New York trip. It lauds precise scheduling and simpler air currents, noting that heavy machines without gas now travel the air with ease. The piece highlights how aviation feats have silenced skeptics about air navigation’s future.
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Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
Glen Curtisa
Albany
Perth Amboy News Warns Of Trolley Track Dangers
The Perth Amboy News condemns the Long Branch Red Bank trolley line for habitual track jumping. The piece calls the behavior vicious and warns that the frequent incidents are not acceptable and require decisive action.
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Perth Amboy News
Red Bank
Editorial Capsule From Early 1900s Papers
A collection of editorial mavens praising or mocking public figures and economic theories. Quotes reference Murphy and Jersey Stakes imagery, socialism losses and gains, and a satirical take on rising prices as a supposed cure for poverty. Includes opinions from Philadelphia Record, New York Press, Philadelphia North American, and New York World.
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Murphy
Jersey
Baird
Kean
Fowler
N. Y. Press
Willam P. Martin Vote on Extra Session Debated
Vivian M. Lewis scales down Martin's bid to urge the Governor to call an extra legislative session for rate making by the Railroad and Public Utilities Commissions to curb commuter rate hikes. The piece argues responsibility lies with the corporation owned Legislature, elected by the people, and warns against political posturing amid stalled reforms.
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Vivian M. Lewis
Willam P. Martin
Reess
Public Utilities Commission
Lewis
Fort
Port
Life s Vigors Garden Work and May Blossoms
Poem advises steady labor in the garden to reap May rewards. It contrasts diligence with laziness and warns against grumbling. The speaker uses dialect to frame work as path to flowers and pay in the merry month of May. It compares life to a garden and emphasizes effort.
Smuggling Prize Work Exposed in Local Heist
A tense scene unfolds as a group pressures a worker to present items quickly for a prize scheme. Investigators identify the pressure tactics used to rush copying and handling of goods, with authorities promising further action.
Thoughtful quote on happiness from Moliere
A concise reflection notes that true happiness resides within a person. It asserts external joys are superficial and emphasizes inner contentment as the source of lasting well being.
Kerosene Kills Lockjaw Advice From Doctors
Fond parents may clip this for reference after a child injures by fireworks and the log pistol. Dr John B Huber and Dr R B Glasgow advise kerosene as a first aid measure until a physician arrives to inject tetanus antitoxin.
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John B. Huber
American Review of Reviews
R. B. Glasgow
Burlington Gazette
Train schedule cuts off Long Branch coast after six
Charles Matt urges the Long Branch Board of Trade to intervene in the Jet t Central and Pennsylvania Railroads evening timetable. The present plan leaves Long Branch with a 6 30 p m departure from New York and the next train only at 12 01 a m, with the 9 p m train reduced to Red Bank. He proposes keeping the 9 o’clock train through to Long Branch or scheduling a Red Bank departure after the 10 27 p m arrival to restore late night service for coastal residents.
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Long Branch
Jett Central
Pennsylvania
New York
Red Bank
Point Pleasant
Board of Trade
Tong
Charles Matt
Charlton's Coat 18 Unveils Murder Theories
The article weighs whether Porter Charlton killed his wife or if burglars were involved. It notes items found, a restaurant wine order, and a San Francisco statement from Austin Scott, brother of Mrs. Charlton, leaning toward Charlton's guilt amid possible jealousy linked to letters from Meville Castle.
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Charlton
Miuiflerer
Caramazzo
San Francisco
Austin Scott
Vallejo Street
Koch the bacteriologist and his decades of work
Obituary style tribute to Professor Robert Koch born December 11 1843 at Clausthal Hanover Germany who died at Baden Baden. Noted for isolating the bacillus of anthrax advancing vaccination methods, tuberculin for pulmonary tuberculosis, cholera bacillus research in Africa India and Europe, director of Berlin institutes and 1905 Nobel laureate with a lasting impact on preventive medicine and public health.
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Robert Koch
Baden Baden
Germany
Dr. Koch
Klausthal
Thunover
Ife
Lister, Pasteur
Koch
America
South Africa
Gottingen
Jenner
I Koch
Keypt
India
Tle
Dr Koch
Imperial Health Office
Berlin
Hygienic Institute
University of Berlin
Italy
Egypt
France
Institute For Infectious Diseases
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