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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
7
The piece critiques the Republican party overjury reform and alleges they delay and obstruct legislation while pledging reform. It accuses Republicans of hypocrisy, relying on minority status to dodge responsibility and blaming Democrats for political maneuvers.
The House lauds Majority Leader Underwood for the tariff bill while Democrats and Republicans trade praise and critique. Governor Fielder urges bipartisanship on jury reform, and Senator Martine’s defection with Louisiana tariff opponents delays public hearings, creating uncertainty as Congress seeks rapid action.
The piece praises Former Senator Briggs as honest and principled despite conservative views. It lauds President Wilson for Mitchel's merit in appointing the Port of New York collector, noting broad approval from critics. It also mentions no arrests yet under the anti hatpin law and hints at ongoing public observation.
The column cites varied editorials and remarks on arson fears, women voting, and a U.S. wage surge. It notes a Pennsylvania constitutional amendment push for female suffrage, critiques on scientific reform bets, and a Commerce and Labor report showing coal wage settlements adding about $4 million to operators and $9 million to consumers amid coal and railroad market control.
An appeal urging retailers to trust manufacturers who back advertising with real support. It argues co operation and concrete data from the newspaper advertising manager, claiming direct, efficient advertising through The Record and similar papers.
The piece contrasts 1913 concerns over profits from coal and rail, cites Supreme Court actions dissolving firms, and calls for moral guidance over alphabet reform. It recalls a century of English life, noting harsh working conditions, crime, and extreme speculation, juxtaposed with modern enterprise and reform debates.
A nostalgic poem extols a tranquil woodland pool enclosed by forest. The speaker longs to linger by the mossy bank and hear only birds and bees while beauty, trees, and azure skies weave a serene tapestry. The lyric invites calm reflection and unity with nature.
A defense of the newspaper as the reader’s advocate describing how subscribers fund a public voice. The editor asserts journalism acts as the people’s lawyer against those who prey upon them.
Fifty years ago May 10 Adelina Tutti a budding operatir faced a London court over financial matters. The Prussian Parliament adjourned in uproar over the army bill. Lieutenant General Thomas Jonathan Stonewall Jackson died at Gidney Station, Va. He would be received at Chancellorville the morning of May 3. Twenty five years ago today the Methodist church general conference excluded the votes of women delegates.
Laborer Joseph Caran causes a scene in a magistrate’s court when interpreters fail to render his Italian and related dialects. The magistrate orders him back to cells awaiting a suitable translator. The report mixes juridical mishap with ethnic caricature and ends with a separate science note on lava temperatures and a quotation from Epictetus.
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