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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1911
Page
4
A controversial editorial protests a 1904 Wisconsin murder case tied to a lumber trust clash. It defends John Dietz, convicted and life‑sentenced, arguing officials used unjust methods to seize his property and that the press should reveal suppressed facts behind the trial and motive.
The passage argues that sensational reports of history are often unreliable and distorted by rumors and exaggeration. It notes that even well known facts can be misrepresented and that only a bare outline of major events can be trusted as history.
A political essay argues revolts show disorder among Mexican revolutionaries and Madero’s leadership is vital to avoid constant upheaval. It then critiques Congress for a telegraph and telephone regulation flaw that prevents the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing fair rates, warning reform will require renewed fight.
Citizens protest nightly air contamination as a street sweeper disperses disease germs, calling the practice a grave threat to public health and urging action to stop the hazard.
The Supreme Court today voided prison sentences for Gom pers Mitchell and Morrison. The ruling is seen as a major win for justice and a potential moment for labor leaders to rethink attacks on the high court.
The True American urges readers to value private citizenship over wealth or political power. It highlights Cardinal Gibbons as a paragon of public virtue, praised by diverse communities and celebrated with a golden jubilee. The piece argues tomorrow’s heroes will be those who serve communities well, not merely wealthy or influential figures.
The speaker reflects on a shift from pain and impatience to a nobler purpose found in love. He notes enduring silence and tears, choosing to cherish memories and endure longing, believing future joy will be sweeter and life more worth living.
A philosopher notes that recognizing human powerlessness grants a noble grandeur. The mind sees the infinite’s vast indifference and our own smallness, preferring even crushing tragedy to mere trivial defeat. The few moments when defeat feels closer to self reveal a paradox of strength.
A rare day passes without any aviation crash or incident reported. No aircraft mishaps or emergency landings are noted in the region’s latest brief.
A collage of editorial remarks discusses the need for extraordinary sessions to shape laws, Roosevelt’s hunt plans, pet-related diphtheria concerns, and praise for newspapers. It notes journalism’s societal role, urges high citizenship standards, and hints at a dawning era of civic virtue.
A Baltimore American line notes a playful jab about revenge within domestic life. One spouse recalls the wife’s strict rules about the house and cigarettes, while a chimney smoke saga unfolds as a lighthearted payback.
In a wry quip from the Catholic Standard and Times a man asks for the answer and Nagget notes a wife’s treatment of her husband as a servant treats bric-a-brac. The more valuable the husband, the more she tries to break him.
In a humorous home scene, Younghubby criticizes the syrup as awful while Youngwifey reveals the misstep. She explains the grocer was out of table syrup and she mistakenly bought cough syrup, prompting a playful courtroom style exchange with a judge.
A humorous exchange shows a servant wary of interrupting a son busy drafting a sermon on Self Control. The visitor asks for a moment with the person, but the servant warns of severe punishment if disturbed.
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