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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
4
The piece cites Dolliver and other Republicans criticizing the tariff law as a sham. It contrasts Democratic and Republican positions, questions government concealment, and argues a stenographer’s duty to reveal truth amid Ballinger era disputes and potential betrayals of national resources.
The speaker praises a patriotic official for upholding duty regardless of consequences and argues that if all government workers acted with such fidelity, there would be no Ballinger investigation or questions of officers colluding with private interests to betray the nation’s vast natural wealth.
A critical and terse letter laments the ranking of Special American Ambassador Roosevelt among notables in King Edward VII’s funeral procession. The author condemns court etiquette and royal pageantry, arguing Roosevelt deserved equal status with foreign monarchs and exiled rulers. The piece contends Edward would disapprove of the perceived caste system.
The piece questions whether New Jersey Republicans must revive a long-dead issue as Democratic bosses control the state, arguing that racetrack gambling remains a controversial scandal and New York Press critiques the situation.
A New York Senate vote killed a bill legalizing amateur baseball on Sundays between 3 30 and 6 80 o clock in isolated places with no admission fee. The measure had clerical support, but critics cited Allds inquiry corruption and condemned approving lawbreaking. Nearby notes include Marlboro housing costs and Kean dismissing Fowler’s broadside amid political noise.
The piece mocks a Norwegian election scene noting a woman swears she is twenty five to vote. It highlights humor from the Trenton State Gazette about female suffrage and the country’s election quirks.
A Newark News critique targets Representative Fowler for alleged inefficiency and neglect of duty. The piece argues his reelection is opposed by the majority of his party, citing absenteeism and failed currency reform proposals as key controversies. It contrasts political blame with broader reflections on faith and the cosmos from the New Brunswick Home News and other quotes.
A compact reflection on Marcus Aurelius praising inner discipline and the harnessing of human faculties to resist temptation. It emphasizes self-governance, virtue, and resilience as safeguards against moral decline.
Oceanport prepares for a Memorial Day morning game described as a townwide spectacle. Married and single men are listed as players with A. Cowles as umpire and Phylis noting his armor plated suit from the Ahkoond of Swat. The crowd includes many volunteers and observers anxious for the outcome.
Rev H Ridgley Robinson of Red Bank attended the ministerial meeting at the Methodist Publication Society rooms in New York Monday afternoon. He heard Rev Christian F Reisner recently transferred from Deriver Col Grace Church to Grace Church in New York, noted as a leading Western pastor known for novelty services including a rose service last Sunday night. Next Sunday night he will conduct a flag service with a rose given to each worshipper. The Chautauqua Literary Science Circle met Monday night at the Red Bank First Methodist parsonage with papers by Mrs John L Harvard Miss Mabel Patterson and Mrs William W Norcross, followed by refreshments and a social.
Washington notes a volatile session as the railroad bill swings up and down with alternating amendments by Cummins Dolliver La Follette and pressure from Bristow and Clapp. Weeks conducts training on the postal savings bank bill while Longworth projects new administration ties. Havens' Rochester debut attacks tariff and bosses as Bal linger case nears its end and Roosevelt eyed for a world peace crusade under Taft support.
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