Long Branch Daily Record subscription and editorial note
The Long Branch Daily Record lists subscription terms and details for delivery and pricing. It also includes editor Benj Boisseau and Bobbitt, with M Taylor Publishing in Long Branch New Jersey and a political editorial on constitutional convention reform and home rule.
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M. Taylor Publishing Co
Broadway
Chas. L. Edwards
Sec'y
Long Branch
NEW Jersey Telephone
New Jersey
Tuberculosis Cure Debate and Friedmann Remedy
Skepticism surrounds the Friedmann tuberculosis treatment though advocates claim a rational basis. Dr. Charles S. Noble describes the method as a germ cocktail that boosts white blood cells by introducing non virulent tubercle bacilli to create bacteriolacing and immune defense against infection.
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Charles S. Noble
Friedmann
Tuberculosis Therapy and Appetite of White Blood Cells
The article discusses antibodies increasing phagocytosis and opsonization, noting that white blood cells target bacteria of similar type to those destroyed. It frames Friedmann remedy trials as hopeful against tuberculosis and cites cautious government expert opinion while urging restraint and vigilance in tariff politics and Wilson's stance on arbitration.
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Wilson
Censorship Debate Over Wilson Action
The piece argues President Wilson compelled a bellicose congressman to moderate a warlike speech, claiming threats are useless and inflammatory remarks risk harming U.S. relations. It asserts the disturbance and “free advertising” cost outweigh any benefit to a minor statesman.
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Wilsons
Congress
Transformation of the Philippines under American rule
Bishop Fallows praises the Philippines for major modernizations under U S rule. Roads railroads automobiles irrigation drainage wells sewers public schools and public order replaced former conditions. He argues halting progress would be a crime against humanity.
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Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Philippines
Dewey
Manila
A Useful Boys' Society Promotes Hygiene and Helpfulness
The newly formed Public Schools Athletic League in New York outlines daily habits for boys including sleeping with windows open, washing, brushing, and drinking water. It urges non smoking, proper eating, and daily acts of kindness while condemning spitting and littering as disease spreaders.
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Public Schools Athletic League
New York
Wisconsin reels from reform as suffrage faces setback
The piece notes Wisconsin as a late ratifier of direct election for U.S. Senators then contrasts it with recent rejection of woman suffrage. It questions leaders like La Follette and cites ballroom dances and propriety debates, ending with a provocative remark on penance from Mayor Gaynor.
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Wisconsin
United States
la Follette
The Most Interesting Thing Ever Invented Woman
An editorial asserts that woman is the most interesting invention and notes half the world writes about her while the other half treads about her. The piece reflects gender debate in a Cincinnati Enquirer context.
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Cincinnati
On the Nurse and a Masher as a Weapon
A New York World item notes a graduate nurse using a masher and thermometer as improvised tools. It claims that a resolute woman can wield unconventional weapons beyond customary hatpins.
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New York World
G O P May Extend Sympathy Over Panama Canal
In view of the greatest landslide in its history the G O P may be expected to extend sympathy to the Panama Canal. Washington Post report notes party sentiment and historical context.
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Panama Canal
Washington Post
Houseboats as Homes Near North Jersey and Shrewsbury
In North Jersey and Shrewsbury houseboats function as year round homes with kitchens, living spaces, and even gas plants. As the State waterway nears completion the appeal grows for flexible locations and affordable housing amid rent pressures. Another blow to speed at crossings follows in an Atlantic City Review piece.
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North Jersey
Shrewsbury
Atlantice City
June the Month of Weddings
The piece advocates thoughtful gift selection during June weddings, stressing value beyond dollars. It highlights The Record's advertising columns as a guide to timely gift ideas, helping readers choose suitable presents and simplify purchasing and sending.
Ordinance Proposed To Curb Trolley Car Speeds At Long Branch
The Red Bank Register reports an ordinance in Long Branch to slow trolley cars passing through the town. The piece argues officials overregulate once simple transport and compares trolleys unfavorably to faster automobiles, urging restraint before more limits are imposed.
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Red Hawk
Long Branch
Red Bank Register
The Paper Business and a Dream of Newsroom Fame
An essay mocking the ease of editing and publishing newspapers contrasts with cautions about bankruptcy and fortune in the trade. It cites the Trentor Trade American’s bankruptcy losses and laments overconfident aspirants while evoking lyric verse about spring and beauty.
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Ayythany
Trentor
N. J
Trade American
New Jersey
Anc
Easton
Railroads Now Heavily Regulated And Scrutinized
Three days of government commissions aim to cut rates forbid rebates curb corrupt practices and halt unfair distribution of free passes. The passage notes previous railroad power and receiverships, contrasting it with modern strict regulation, oversight, and efficiency in the industry.
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B. C. Forbes
New York American
State Senator Stilwell Faces Bribery Trial in New York
State Senator Stephen J. Stilwell was summoned before Justice Seabury in New York City to stand trial on bribery charges. He allegedly solicited a bribe ranging from 250 to 4500 dollars to influence legislation affecting NYSE listing rules for securities not printed by the American Bank Note Company.
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Stephen J. Stilwell
Supreme Court
New York City
Justice Seabury
New York Stock Exchange
American Bank Note Company
Dynamite Plot Involving Atteaux and Woolen Company Leader
Frederick E. Atteaux a defendant in the dynamite conspiracy trial hired John J. Breen an undertaker of Lawrence to plant explosives in strike occupied buildings. Breen testified Atteaux paid 4500 before and 200 later and discussed dynamite or other means. Ernest Pitman of Andover allegedly delivered the dynamite and Dennis J. Collins a co defendant turned state's witness.
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Boston
Frederick E. Atax
Aice
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
John J. Breen
Lawrence
Breen
Atterux
Inter Breen
Atteaux
Ernest Pitman
Andover
Dennis J. Collins
Wood
Atteany
Pitman
Atteany Liter
Miller and Bennett Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Richard Miller and a man named Bennett were fined $10 each plus costs by Justice Grover C Williams after Thomas Jennings pressed a disorderly conduct charge. Jennings did not want assault and battery prosecuted and received a warning and lecture instead. Other items note Charles Gelhaus building a garage on Lincoln avenue and church youth clubs hosting events this week.
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Richard Miller
Bennett
Grover C. Williams
Thomas Jennings
Met
Jennings
Charles Gelhaus
Lincoln Avenue
Service Club
Leonardo Baptist Church
Finding Out Club
Central Baptist Church
Hulda Roberts
Thoughts Worth Reading on Railroads’ Transformation
Opinion piece notes railroads shifted from stock market focus to broader management aims. Critics claim past leaders treated railways as financial machines. The author suggests reforms were needed to align rail operations with public and economic interests.
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