Subscription Rates and World Trade Mood Reflections
The paper lists subscription terms for Long Branch readers and notes a June 23 1914 issue. It quotes Secretary Redfield saying the US led a world trade downturn but is emerging, with France Germany Brazil and Britain cited as enjoying varied conditions. The piece frames the downturn as universal and signals an impending revival in commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Redfield
United States
France
Germany
Brazil
Canada
Great Britain
Deserved praise for Italian workers on the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad bulletin credits 11,000 Italian employees, over a quarter of its workforce today, with high efficiency and moral conduct. The note echoes a broader view that Italian immigrants are hard working and well suited to steady industrial jobs.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Bulletin
Road
The Queerest Country Montenegro From King Nicholas to Reform
Former U S minister to Greece and Montenegro describes Montenegro as odd yet modern in a National Geographic communication. He highlights royal authority, gender roles, rapid reforms, roads telegraph posts and centralized government under King Nicholas with a vast territorial expansion and new connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sliggins Moses
United States
Greece
Montenegro
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Nicholas
Centinje
Progressives struggle as Perkins dominance stirs Jersey politics
The article notes George L. Record challenges George C. Perkins for Progressive Party national chairmanship at a Trenton meeting, while Perkins wields influence through wealth and organization skills. It discusses Monmouth mosquito extermination plans as a model and praises US leadership potential despite funding limits.
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George L. Record
George C. Perkins
The
Progressive Party
Trenton
Moore
National Health Service
Jersey Journal
United States
Monmouth County
Attack on Carnegie Foundation Sparks Broad Debate
President Thomas W. Churchill of the New York City Board of Education denounces the Carnegie Educational Foundation for pressuring religious colleges to yield independence. He argues the foundation seeks to control college teaching and management, targeting small religious institutions and threatening religious education.
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Thomas W. Churchill
New York City Board of Education
Carnegie Educational Foundation
Churchill
California court rules jealousy and knife crimes do not
A California court rules that becoming aroused to danger and hating with a knife does not justify divorce. The piece argues couples should know such habits before marriage. It also notes taxes and June brides, framing tax law as a botch and calling for a court challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Common Sense Behind Crossing Gates and Word Spelling
Editorial notes the suggestion that riots in Italy are a passing squall and argues for common sense in safety at level crossings after a Camden gate accident where a pedestrian was injured and damages were awarded. It also critiques British papers for new spellings that mimic sounds while changing letters.
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Camden
Court of Errors
Newark Star
Our Vice Presidents and the Looming Joke
The piece reflects on past vice presidents like Adams Jefferson Van Buren Tyler and Roosevelt, noting their paths to the presidency and the lessons from their leadership. It argues against trivializing the office despite humorous remarks about Senate presiding officers.
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Adlai Stephenson
Earth
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Occus Pati
Aaron Burr
John C. Calhoun
George M. Dallas
Breckinridge
Buchanan
Hannibal Hamiia
Henry Wilson
Thomas A. Hendrickson
Adlai
Stephenson
Frank Blair
Allan G. Thurman
Henry G. Davis
Lincoln
William L. Dayton
Board of Trade
United States Senate
Jefferson’s Political Rise Cited By Camden Post Telegram
In a reflection on Federalist decline four years of vanity and conflict, the Camden Post Telegram notes Jefferson’s quiet preparation to organize a party that would grant him two terms and aid Madison and Monroe. A second poem praises a wife who never cooks or complains, admired by the speaker in the Buffalo Evening News.
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John Adams
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Camden _ Posst- Telegram
Thoughts Worth Reading on Honesty in Business
A 1910s style reflection notes that honesty in business methods is eroding under publicity. It argues ethical standards are urged universally, with broad efforts to align business with justice and truth despite wrongs in commerce.
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B. C. Hamilton
Truth in Advertising Convenes in Toronto This Month
The motto Truth HIS leads advertising men in a monster convention in Toronto. Ads face stronger ethics standards as states pass laws making untruthful advertising a crime. Vigilance committees enforce rules, raising safety for advertised goods and narrowing the path for fakes.
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America
Toronto
Uncalled Letters At Long Branch Post Office June 20
A list of residents and visitors whose mail remained uncalled for at the Long Branch post office on June 20 includes Randolph Bailey Matie Braun Mrs Burnnay Giuseppe Conciotori Miss Leetie Crugh J Cash J B Crane Miss Beddie Davis Charles Davis Clair Frank Davison J J Davison Mrs Augustus Emmons Andrew Ferguson Mrs M W Foster L B Freeman Myer Goldberg Sam Green William Henerson Miss Florence In gersoll Oscar Ising J W Ivins Misa Jarvis Miss August Kapbahn Mrs Kohn Jack Levenstein Mrs J P Nolan Mrs O O'Brien Jack Robertson Miss Dora Ruiman core of Mrs Bourke Mrs R Schacher Miss Lydia Smith Supt Thomas School George Walker Mrs F H Way Miss Dora Woolley Mrs W P Woolley Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Randolph Bailey
Matie Braun
Burnnay
Giuseppe Conciotori
Leetie Crugh
J. Cash
J. B. Crane
Beddie Davis
Charles Davis
Clair Frank Davison
J. J. Davison
Augustus Emmons
Andrew Ferguson
M. W. Foster
L. B. Freeman
Myer Goldberg
Sam Green
William Henerson
Florence Ingersoll
Oscar Ising
J. W. Ivins
Misa Jarvis
August Kapbahn
Kohn
Jack Levenstein
J. P. Nolan
O. O’brien
Jack Robertson
Dora Ruiman
Bourke
R. Schacher
Lydia Smith
Supt. Thomas School
George Walker
F. H. Way
Dora Woolley
W. P. Woolley
Young
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Daily Record
Benj. Boisseau Bobbitt
IF. M. Taylor Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas. L. Edwards
Sec'y
NEW Jersey Telephone
Decessor
Mr. Moses
Georges
Perkins
Iisaue
Ile
Record
Lily Pure
Monmouth
Bank of Personal Service
Citizens National Ibank
Long Branch, N. J
Italy
Springfield
Paris
Buffalo Evening News
House of Representatives
Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria
Europe
the Lion Tailors
Third Ave
First National Bank
N. J
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Co
ONG Branch Banking Company
Hyer & Flock
Undertakers
Reg
Goole
Fom
Britton
Norwood & Bath Ave
Women's Christian Asociation
C. Zug
T. L. Slocum
P. M
New York City
Philadelphia
Penna
Asbury Park
New York
Postoffice
To & Dm. T. L, Slocum
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