Long Branch Subscription Rates and Tariff Debate
Subscriptions offered by Fr. M. Taylor Publishing Co at 192 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey with rates 85.00 yearly 1.26 quarterly 0.60 monthly and 0.02 single copies. The article also covers U S finances under Underwood praising higher revenues from the income and corporate taxes and notes tariff law impact. Heat advisory from Dr Samuel L Dixon provides tips to avoid heat illness and avoid ice water during hot weather.
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Fr. M. Taylor Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas
Samuel L. Dixon
Harrisburg
Three Cornered Mexican Wary of Carranza Villa Rebellion
The article weighs the dangers of a split Mexican revolt led by Carranza and Villa. It assesses Huerta’s capacity to crush factions and the risk of US intervention if regional conflict escalates. The tone urges patience while developments unfold.
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Villa
Kreil
Huerta
United States
Peace prospects after Franz Ferdinand assassination
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand is seen by Sir Thomas Barclay as improving Europe’s peace prospects. Yet uncertainty remains about the successor’s ability to govern Austria and keep the empire intact amid diverse races, with fears a collapse could trigger a broader war.
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Franz Ferdinand
Europe
Thomas Barclay
Great Britain
Franz Joseph
Fortunes From the Dance Craze Reported
A prominent local man quoted by the Tribune says the dance craze produced about 50 million dollars for hotels and restaurants in the past year. He adds the industry has benefited dancers and exhibition artists, though there is still tension over hard times.
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Conservativ
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Opportunities for Advancement and Wireless Lifesaving Progress
The article cites Colliers on persistence and study for business success, notes 142 of 170 workers have over twenty years in service, and highlights wireless rescue saving over a thousand passengers when the Anchor liner California wrecked. It also mentions Japan seeking to renew the California alien land ownership controversy with the United States.
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Penngylyanjagt Ironi
California
Japan
United States
Grant's mercy to starving southerners shown in aid tale
The narrative recalls General Grant ordering aid for hungry civilians near Holly Springs after Confederate raids. A trembling woman pleads for food for herself and servants rather than oath of allegiance. Grant instructs aid to a colored man who agrees to Lincoln's oath, then troops deliver provisions amid hardship.
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General Grant
General Logan
Holly Springs
Miss
Forrest
Wood
United States
Sam
Abraham Lincoln
Yassuh
Ral
Ali
Adnister
Dil
Taxation upheld in major ruling praise cited
The passage defends income tax as fair and well enacted, noting it will withstand future tests. It lauds the ruling as sustained on its first challenge and expected to endure, calling the law the fairest and best in years.
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Hoboken
Entry of St Peter Test for Earnest Man
A Toronto Daily Star verse contemplates the soul’s judgment at the Golden Door. The speaker fears Peter will demand identity and remembrance before entry, recalling earthly fame and pride when Gabriel asks for his name.
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Peter
Gabriel
Toronto Daily Star
Editorial Snapshot Of Critics And Ballad
A collage of editorial quips and verse samples from various papers. Critics debate prejudice in policy, media gloss, and social trends. The piece includes a village verse about arrogance and humility, contrasting public rhetoric with personal reflection.
Thoughts Worth Reading
Philosophical excerpt discusses happiness as a product of inner sensibility and urges governing desires. It argues external circumstances are hard to change while the ego can be formed and directed. The author, Jean Linot, notes reducing longing reveals emptiness when reflecting seriously.
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Jean Linot
Help in Life and Sleep Beliefs Across Cultures
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes varied folk beliefs from sleep head positioning to garlic as a remedy for wasp stings. It includes Henry van Ryke on life paths, a Lausanne professor’s take on magnetic sleep, and a puzzling coin riddle from Margherstone.
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Islands of Repose
Henry van Ryke
French
Switzerland
Savoy
Marmod
Lausanne
Margherstone
A Costly Street Improvement in Paris
A Paris street project along Rue de Rivoli cost 70,000,000 francs. The narrator notes the vast expenditure to improve one street and remarks on the reporter's steady demeanor amid the detail.
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Rue de Rivoli
Paris
Ambassadors of Commerce In Today's Record
Advertising feature presents daily messages from His Majesty Supply to Demand. The Ambassadors of Commerce urge readers to scan the notices for valuable opportunities and profitable messages in this issue.
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Supply
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