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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
7
A Long Branch editorial argues the upcoming Trenton special session should rapidly decide jury reform constitutional convention and small Freeholder boards. It cautions lawmakers to avoid prolonging the session and endorses Dr Friedmann's tuberculosis serum with a system of paid access and public provision for the needy.
Assemblyman John A. Matthews argued against woman suffrage before the New Jersey Society, calling suffrage a civic malformation and warning it would erode women’s influence and merit. He claimed voting entails office holding and campaigning, harming careers and homes, and cited Caroline H. Alexander’s work as fatefully affected.
The piece rails against Governor Sulzer and the New York Senate for blocking Mitchell's Labor Commissioner appointment. It argues the rejection harms the machine, harms good governance, and signals a shift away from highhanded methods in politics. It cites Webster and moral training as defenses of female moral influence.
The Christian Science Monitor notes New Orleans St. Paul Denver and Jersey City have adopted the commission form. It argues success depends on citizen attention to municipal affairs under the new system, stressing that popular interest, vigilance, and public participation are essential to good government and liberty.
The measure allows aliens eligible for citizenship to own land like citizens while restricting others to treaty rights. Aliens ineligible to citizenship cannot inherit, and future land rules may be amended by the state. Existing holdings remain, with restrictions on bequest or sale to aliens not eligible for citizenship.
The writer notes the New York suffragette parade included under 10 thousand among 2,000,000 women in the city. He contrasts turnout with the broader population and comments on May weather as a factor.
A collage of editorial comments and notices criticizes permanent road expansion, historic wars, and tariff debates, while noting Chinese senators in the U S and urging resilience. It cites remarks from Kensington Press, Newark News, and Chicago News plus a moral verse urging cheerfulness amid trouble.
Poetic note from M. T. Murray in the New York American encourages looking upward and finding cheer through grit, claiming pleasure grows sweeter after pain and a steadfast spirit lifts one toward higher aims.
C P Mooney argues in the Memphis Commercial Appeal that a journalist must be sane and cautious. He notes that events are deceptive and questions have two sides. He warns human perception is fragile and that truth evolves over time.
May 5 report notes Meaxlean Liberal forces led by General Commenfart attacking the French at Puetta while Pha ssnilists were repelled. Joe Coburn and Mike McCoole fought sixty seven rounds for the elurmy plauship in Charlestown Maryland where Cohen won. Hien and Vallindighiwon are mentioned with Dayton arrest for alleged treasonous utterances amid a Balkans era war cloud.
The piece argues that buyers favor well known, high merit goods and that manufacturers must back their claims with real value. It urges producers to improve quality before public promotion and to avoid naming brands lacking enduring standards.
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