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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
Herman Bernstein reports from Russia on intensified antisemitic propaganda, limits on Jewish education, and pressure to confine Jews to the pale of settlement. He notes reforms of 1905 reversed, with only a small fraction of Jewish children allowed in public schools and barriers to university entry.
A Harper's Weekly reminiscence recalls Aaron Burr never losing a case he argued alone and his dramatic handling of a murder trial with Hamilton as associate counsel. Burr's use of a candelabrum to reveal the witness's face led to acquittal, illustrating their antithetical yet formidable legal prowess.
Witnesses claim the czar listens to tale bearers and that Jews breed revolution. The speaker asserts the czar is personally aiding the anti Jewish press and funding its vilest publications.
Minstrel star George Primrose announces retirement from performance after a forty year career with a famed burnt cork troupe. He says he has enough money to last a lifetime and quits of his own accord before any force of necessity. He leaves a group that included Billy Emerson Charley Reed Jack Haverly and Billy Birch.
Mme Modjeska recalls Warsaw censorship that altered lines to awkward translations. A line about being a slave became negro, and country and people turned into wife and children, while emperors and courtiers were rewritten in absurd ways. Actors lampooned the overzealous censor.
Mrs Joseph Conrow and two children of Long Branch spent Saturday with Mrs B D Wolcott. Mrs Fred Overhiser of South River visits Mr and Mrs Joseph W Johnston. Mrs A L Scobey hosts Mrs McDonald of New York. The Steiner factory in Lower Broad Street to be used for making ladies'...
The article notes frequent instances of albino individuals across the human race, most common among men of African descent. It describes white albinos with pale skin and light hair and pink eyes, while Black albinos show varied skin tones from milk white to waxy hues resembling a corpse.
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