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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
4
A periodical opines on Mayor Gaynor’s nemesis and his reform efforts in New York City noting his courage and reforms. It also analyzes the Mexican conflict’s shift to civil war after Juarez capture, warning of possible foreign recognition and ensuing instability.
A radiance that shines through will cause many people who seldom look beyond their nose to rub their eyes and rethink their everyday views. The vivid glow prompts a shift in focus from narrow concerns to broader awareness.
Justice Trefichard told the Atlantic County grand jury evidence may show fraudulent registration and voting, impersonation of voters, bribery, perjury, obstruction by election and police officers, illegal ballot marking, alteration of records, and ballot box removal during recess. He notes local grand juries are not squeamish.
The court rules the aggrieved husband in a New York case must accept 3000 dollars rather than 7900 as damages for losing a wife during a vacation at Ocean Grove. The ruling treats the 7900 award as excessive and not a general standard, noting affections vary with time place and person and citing no fixed rate.
Readers note Ruth McEnery Stuart in the Out Look explores themes of partnership and quiet resolve as two figures journey together from sunrise to sunset, underscoring unity and shared path.
An anonymous note lists everyday irritants that courts overlook. It cites end-seat hogs on streetcars, snippy clerks, disruptive relatives, loud drunken talkers, nail obsessed hotel staff, long telephone conversations, noisy upstairs neighbors, and financially careless friends as unwritten offenses.
The speaker derides the new Democratic House and contrasts it with the previous Republican House. He mocks the electorate for trusting a body he calls inexperienced and implies the public will face rough lessons from their choices. Uncle Joe Cannon relays the jest in a pointed partisan tone.
An exchange quotes that Roosevelt remains farmers’ idol though skepticism persists about their intelligence.
The note emphasizes that progress in one area does not negate the value of brakes. It argues that braking remains essential for safety and control in various contexts, including transportation and machinery, despite broader technological gains.
Editorial notes 1777 men indicted in Adams county Ohio for selling votes but none charged for buying them. Suggests hunting the purchaser or purchasers could help. Perth Amboy News commentary.
The Newark Call argues reforms gain public support but warn that broad laws limit personal freedom. It suggests needed sacrifice of individual ease for universal welfare amid growing state regulation.
An exchange in Colorado features a Denver citizen pressing a shy visitor about a presidential bid. The visitor responds that any man worthy of the office would be honored to be elected, noting the Presidency as a necessary peak, while the dialogue hints at broader tensions and distant travel.
A multi year fraud ring sold worthless building lots under many names such as Earltda in-the-Pines Hudson Terminal Terrace Tuckerton Gardens Pemberton Square and Ocean View Park The scheme victimized mostly poor residents across Sussex Burlington and Ocean counties New Jersey authorities tied to the case include the State Tax Board and the Legislature with calls for prosecution and reform The warning urges investing in safer instruments like savings banks and mortgage land near athana rather than dubious mining or plantation ventures
Secretary of State Seward wired the Spanish minister that the blockade of southern ports would continue. Riot in St. Louis saw fighting between the Fifth Missouri Home Guards and a mob with several killed. President Lincoln issued a proclamation declaring a state of insurrection in Florida.
Twenty five years ago today Carrie Burnham Kilgore was admitted to practice in the supreme court of Pennsylvania becoming the first woman to receive that honor. A high school student was killed by a tornado in St. Louis.
Precautions General Taylor took before the Buena Vista engagement show he expected a tough fight Santa Anna commanded 25 000 veterans Taylor led 5000 men and won a decisive defense The general later defended his retreat preparations noting only victory or annihilation justified the wills written by him and his troops
The New York Sun reports Italian Professor Zuccarini calculates that with 1.5 billion people over 6000 years the entire living population could fit in 500 square miles. A burial overflows to only forty square miles at three feet deep, dwarfed by vast natural coral reefs from infusoria shells.
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