Aviation meet proposed for Long Branch at Elkwood or Monmouth Park
The Long Branch Record notes growing interest in aviation as a social pastime and suggests Long Branch hold an air meet this summer at Elkwood Park or Monmouth Park to attract crowds and boost the resort's appeal and revenue. The piece contrasts Atlantic City's planned aviation events with Long Branch's potential.
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Atlantic City
Long Branch
Elkwood Park
Monmouth Park
Kean Opposes Carter Amendments on Public Lands Bill
Senate votes show 57 in favor and three against the Carter amendments to a public lands withdrawal bill funding $30,000 for Far West reclamation projects. Senator John Kean of New Jersey is named as the lone Republican critic, described by the Newark Star as a staunch guardian of trusts and capitalists and wary of public influence in elections.
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Senate
Carter
Far West
John Kean
New Jersey
Newark Star
Kean
Jersey
Public fault cited for rail rate protest support
Governor warns Orange residents that rail and rate grievances stem from public inattention to regulation. He urges a strong Public Utilities Commission with power to approve or prevent rate changes and calls for state control of railroad pricing.
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Govrnor
New Jersey Etery
Public Utilities Commission
New Jersey
Lawmakers urged to curb rate changes in New Jersey
The letter warns against trusting politicians who pledge on major issues and urges electors to send legislators who will act in the public interest. It accuses campaign figures of being tools for corporate bosses and stresses pre‑nomination scrutiny and accountability before voting in Trenton.
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New Jersey
Public Utilities Commission
Trenton
Trenton. He Will Be, If Elected. Use Creature of the ‘Corporation of the
Uneliminatable mosquito stirs debate at Long Branch
The New York Press mocks efforts to eradicate the pest yet notes the salt meadow drainage has made Long Branch a mosquito curiosity. It argues the method could be applied elsewhere, though at higher cost, and that the result would be worth it.
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New York
Long Branch
Much Ado About Nothing on Jeffries Johnson Fight Protest
The piece defends the Jeffries Johnson bout arguing it tests strength and endurance of trained athletes. It contends protests in California miss the point and that critics fear what they do not understand. It cites Sullivan Corbett and Fitzsimmons as evidence of minimal brutality in such matches.
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California
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Roosevelt Popularity Defended Against Cartoons
The piece argues Roosevelt’s high standing rests on fair treatment by the public, condemns The New York Herald for vicious anti Roosevelt campaigning, and criticizes its cartoons as mere ridicule lacking proper diction. It cites a cartoon depicting Roosevelt with the Statue of Liberty as sentimentalism and defends plain speaking.
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Roosevelt
The
New York Herald
United States
Vice
Teddy
Enthusiasm Grows as Teddy Returns Amid Writers and Artists
A corps of rapid writers and twenty four mimeographers have kept eight offices buzzing for weeks, while a wealthy Pittsburgh contractor’s 15 year old daughter who eloped with a lover was found asleep in a station and arrested, stirring reactions.
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Teddy
Pittsburgh
Camden Mayor Pat McCarthy Defies Governor Again
The Camden Post Telegram notes Mayor Pat McCarthy of San Francisco as an anarchist in behavior while hinting he learned from Mayor Stoy. It questions Governor Gillett’s claim to “stop” a fight that, in the piece, hasn’t commenced yet.
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Camden Post-Telegram
Pat" McCarthy
San Francisco
Stoy
Post-Telegram
Gillett
What is a Republican What makes a party member
Editorial notes question what defines a Republican through remarks by Vice President Sherman on regular Republicanism and the Payne Aldrich tariff. It contrasts Insurgents in Congress who claim Lincoln era Republican credentials with loyalty tests and differing viewpoints without clear consensus.
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Sherman
Wisconsin
Congress
Republican inde pendence grows amid party splits
The piece argues independence rises within the Republican Party as leaders focus on policy like tariffs and trusts rather than tradition. It questions whether Sherman or Fowler better represents the party and notes voters reject old lines in favor of public sentiment over organization. It cites state elections as proof. James William Callahan signs the verse about gold's ruin.
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Sherman
Fowler
Jersey Journal
Thoughts Worth Reading From Mayor Gaynor
A quotation urges moral intellectual independence and honesty avoiding political party conformity or prejudice. It warns educated individuals not to adopt causes for popularity or respectability and to think critically rather than follow crowds. The note ends with a prompt to advertise in the Daily Record.
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Gaynor
Novel Outdoor Pulpit Dedication on Broadway
New York at Broadway and Eleventh Street hosts the Huntington close outdoor pulpit near Grace Church. The project cost about 500000 dollars with planned weekly afternoon services and a special outdoor rite led by Rev. Dr. Charles Lewis Slattery. Passersby and office workers observed as clergy, choir, and rector explained the garden pulpit.
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Broadway
Eleventh Street
New York
Freischman’s
Huntington Close
Grace Church
Charles Lewis Slattery
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