Frivolous Defense of Wrong in Rail Rate Debate
Editorial argues against increased North Jersey railroad commutation rates citing public policy and consumer rights. It asserts railroads are quasi public and should not raise rates without justification, favoring a tribunal to review rates while noting resort excursion tickets mainly serve business and tourism interests.
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American judges under time pressure and politics
A Philadelphia Record column contrasts American and English judiciary pace. It argues that swift procedures in England contrast with American delays caused by politics and influence, suggesting outcomes depend more on people than on systems and lamenting judicial haste harms justice.
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New York Supreme Court
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New Means of Transportation Inaugurated by Zeppelin Flight
Germany launched aerial travel for the public with a Zeppelin airship carrying eleven passengers 300 miles at a $50 fare. Meals were extra at the restaurant. The service is slated for regular trips and may inspire American imitators.
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Germany
Local Pride Promoted Through Hedges and Gardens
An editorial urge for civic improvement encourages property owners to enhance hedges and yards, turning neglected spots into beauty areas for the common good. The piece paints a vision of a thriving community with orderly streets and well-kept landscapes.
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Municipal League
Roosevelt Displays Irascible Outburst Over Daring Rumor
The article recalls President Roosevelt denouncing as infamous scoundrels writers who hinted his daughter Ethel was engaged. It notes his irritability yesterday and foresees trouble from press scrutiny. It also mentions a New York heat wave and astronomical notes about Oyster Bay.
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Campaign publicity bill stripped of key funding disclosure
Senate struck out a House provision requiring publication of campaign fund contributions and disbursements before elections. The measure would become practically useless if the House concurs, since voters gain little from post election disclosure of sources and spending.
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Editorial Snippets Reflecting Political Debate
A collection of opinions on Prohibition and banking, criticizing Kean for opposing popular election of senators and suggesting Roosevelt may run again. The Newark papers discuss constitutional reform, party dynamics, and the demand for a strong leader to curb excesses as Taft’s term ends.
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Taft policy shift draws World critique over consistency
The New York World contrasts Taft's stance on postal banks and tariff governance, arguing presidential neutrality on tariffs last summer was correct and its reversal now signals learning from mistakes. It asserts consistency is rare and leadership involves adapting to new truths.
Rail rates and summer excursions aid New Jersey coast resorts
The Interstate Commerce Commission holds power to fix interstate rail rates. A Pennsylvania Railroad official reports ten years of success selling summer excursion tickets from the South and West to New Jersey coast resorts from June 1 to October 21. The program draws Western and Southern travelers to Atlantic City and other resorts, boosting state hotels and business.
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Barney Oldfield Sets Two Mile Drive Record
Barney Oldfield, famed automobilist, lowers the two mile record in a bold timed run. The headline notes his daring pace and the achievement likely to draw racing fans.
Oldfield Breaks Record On Circular Track at St Paul
Barney Oldfield driving a 200 hp car set a new two mile circular track record in 1 40 flat at the Hamlin state fair mile between St Paul and Minneapolis. His first mile time 49 45 beat De Palmas record by one second. Ben Kercher also set a world best in a three mile race with 2 36 1 5.
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Opposition to out of state use of roads fuels Newark debate
The piece notes a Newark driven push to amend automobile law to allow out of state visitors to use local roads without paying license fees. Proponents argued visitors spend money locally while Senator Frelinghuysen faced continued denouncement for opposing the policy, with threats of further contention looming.
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Communications Appeals For More Local Pride
A Long Branch Record editorial echoes Judge Heisley on city pride, condemning local selfishness and civic apathy. It urges residents and officials to foster civic pride to curb littering and neglect, calling for collective effort and visible improvement.
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