Long Branch 1911 Publication Offers Subscriptions
The notice from M. Taylor Publishing at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey lists subscription rates outside city limits. Offers include one year in advance three months in serance one month in advance and extra copies in advance with prices and contact details for Chas L Edwards secretary and manager.
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M. Taylor Publishing
Chas. L. Edwards
Sec
Broadway
New Jersey
Long Branch
Bayonne Election Fails to Adopt Commission Government
Bayonne’s special election on a commission form of government drew statewide interest but voters rejected the plan. Analysts cite indifference hostility and distrust of initiative features as factors behind the defeat, with advocates convinced of the system’s benefits facing strong opposition.
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Bayonne
Mert
Wilson
Trenton Times Honest Government Criticized Amid Party Tensions
A readers’ letter analysis contrasts Trenton Times praise for commission government with claims that other systems are dishonest. The piece critiques campaign rhetoric and urges self-restraint amid party strife. It references Roosevelt and media dynamics, plus notes on California’s Los Angeles Times editorials and New York judiciary remarks.
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Whd
Trenton
Tts
Commission
Governor Harmon Debates Wealth, Ethics, and Law Practice
A fragmented defense quotes Governor Harmon arguing wealth desire risks honesty across all classes not just lawyers. He suggests the courts real issue is character, not profession, and questions party lines about the depth of his stance.
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Harmon “Gayn
Dian
Haruim
Chaos Rules Cited by Democrats Over House Debate
The text argues that Democrats condemn the caucus rules as tyrannical in the current House leadership, claiming the so called can of equality is applied ruthlessly by the ruling faction, echoing complaints from party members about procedural power.
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Cannes
Man Casts Fortune to Fight Despite Imprisonment
A man described as willing to risk fortune and life to enter a fight faces hard time in a padded cell awaiting a judge and jury.
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Castro
Ofi
Making the Dead. Man the Scapegoat.
A fragment from a New York World item notes the weight of sin tied to a central figure, with innocents around him described as dupes rather than accomplices in plunder. The wording suggests sensational commentary on a hoarded crime and moral judgment.
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N.Y. World
Taft Rivalry Report Notes NY Senators
The impression grows that United States Senator O Gorman of New York a Democrat will have a better chance and disposition to sustain President Taft's Republican Administration than United States Senator Elihu Root of New York a Republican who has or wishes to have.
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Uni
O’gorman
New York
W. H. Taft
United
Elihu. Root
New ‘York
Brooklyn Eagle
Newark Mayor Abets Gentle Jokes on Civic Hotline
A humorous Newark mayor refrains from stern action and teases citizens over trivial complaints. The piece notes a 19th century parcels post debate on high costs versus faster service and contrasts government efficiency with private express firms.
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