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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
7
For eight or nine years residents have advocated a Shade Tree Commission in Long Branch. The Ladies' Clean-Up Club reports appointment of such a body is assured, promising plans and sustained effort to conserve and enhance the town's arboreal beauty.
The New York Herald challenges the claim that President Wilson granted a Brooklynn man a job by executive order. It notes previous presidents used the method and defends fair criticism, arguing misrepresentation erodes trust in the press and public discourse.
Majority Leader Underwood defends his tariff plan citing the pig iron business as his only concern besides iron and steel in his district. He notes the bill lowers rates further than Payne’s proposal, arguing the change reduces duties significantly and serves his constituents while aiding the broader economy.
The speaker denounces opponents who plead for district interests and warns against legislation favoring private profit. He asserts the need to curb special interests and highlights Mr Underwood as a model of sincerity and unselfish leadership through his deeds and principles.
The ash heap of 1912 shows a fire loss of about 225 million dollars, slightly down from 1911 and the five year average. Europe’s losses are far lower, highlighting need for stricter building laws, stronger fire fighting, tougher arson statutes, and greater individual caution. There is much room for improvement.
The Milwaukee Journal notes California reserves the right to act unconstitutionally but vows not to if not desired. Courts would block such action if unconstitutional, yet no ruling exists. California only proposes a test, leaving the issue unsettled.
New Jersey will offer a four day free trip to Gettysburg for all Civil War veterans residing in the state who apply promptly. Transportation funded by a 1912 act allocates twenty thousand dollars for round trips. Upon arrival, veterans receive an identification card and camp provisions. meals are served at scheduled times.
Washington Herald warns against panic amid spring concerns as officials and public figures urge calm and measured response to unfolding worries about the season.
The quotation notes aging as a factor in courtesy and positions of authority. It praises President Wilson for ignoring party lines to prioritize public interest and qualifications in appointing a hometown postmaster, while commending Tom Marshall as a strong Voice-President.
A collage of editorials notes skepticism about new political strategies and reciprocity in campaigns. The Houston Post mocks mutual discovery while the Buffalo Commercial criticizes Governor Sul zer for delaying primaries as adjournment looms. The Rochester Union warns while Japan’s wartime behavior is recalled. The Department of Agriculture endorses cold storage but protests focus on abuse rather than practice.
The Springfield Republican notes a growing sense that a Hearst presidential bid could be built around a Hearst Foss ticket, a pairing many see as powerful due to the combined fortunes. In other political circles, attention centers on President Wilson’s nomination of William H. Cottrell as postmaster at Princeton, a Republican choice stirring debate among insiders. Cottrell, long a Princeton post office veteran, rose from youth to assistant postmaster and has effectively led the office, making him a strong candidate to succeed Postmaster Robinson. The move is widely viewed as recognition of faithful and efficient service.
The piece extols merchants as active, efficient and alert, offering high powered service and convenience for patrons. It urges readers to consult today's RECORD for crisp up to date announcements to learn where to shop and what to buy with best prices and service.
A poem by T. A. Daly addresses a queenly beloved, offering a niche in the sand as throne and bidding her send daring fleets of thought to sea and bring back spoils and beauty. The speaker pledges to guard their treasures in the starry night of her eyes.
An essay argues the church’s purpose is not to police individual conduct but to preach religious and moral guidance, emphasizing constructive uplift over strict oversight. It frames ethical living as core to faith and community welfare.
Bishop W. CG Doane argues that morality rests on principles forming Christian character. The quote emphasizes that secure ethical foundation comes from religious principles rather than внешние codes alone.
Christian L Berge won nine games and drew four while losing one to William Curchin Jr at Dr Walter L Mason’s Oakland street home in a Red Bank YMC A checker club session. Other scores included Mason eight wins, Cook seven, Lovett five, Tallman three, Wilbur two, Hugg two. Next meeting set for Berge’s Irving place home.
Doris Elting marked her third birthday with family at grandfather Louis Rothenberg’s home. The party featured games, recitations, singing, turkey trots, a decorated table with carnations, and dainty souvenirs for each child. Guests included Fannie Frey Leo Frey Alma Weiss Beatrice Marburg Irene Marburg Mary Catherine Bennett John Bennett Bobby Bennett Elizabeth Sussman Pearl Welcome Jewles Miller Jennie Weinberger Billy Donnelly and Doris J Elting.
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