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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
7
The issue features Roosevelt receiving about 15,000 people across six Monmouth county stops, despite short speeches. The piece lauds his charisma, labels him a superb self promoter, and compares him to Napoleon while noting possible Waterloo future. It also previews New Jersey political dynamics and Democratic prospects under Wilson.
The piece discusses the 1910 Democratic rehabilitation in New Jersey, the Governor’s standing, and whether the party’s rank and file will endorse him. It weighs the national significance, warns that rejection could doom the party, and quotes responses to presidential term length debates framed around Woodrow Wilson and constitutional reforms.
A column debates trust in voters to choose presidents and denounces a political foe as a skunk. It praises President Tait for a Monday reception in Long Branch and notes ongoing inquiries about Teddy Roosevelt's potential return.
Editorial urges Democratic vote for Thomas Jd Scully and John W. Slocum for delegate to the National Convention on May 28. Praises Scully’s congressional record and calls for party loyalty. cites local political context and quotes from the New York World and other papers.
The piece notes Saskatoon raised 1 000 000 in four days for city promotion and improvement, highlighting potential 70 000 horsepower from the river and its value to manufacturers alongside broader farm land prospects. It frames a civic push to advertise the city’s strengths.
The speaker praises friendship as a balm and beacon amid life s storms. He likens it to a radiant flower that thrives when others fade and describes friendship as health hope youth and a comforting light in exile and death. The speaker acknowledges having more than one close friend and leaves open the possibility of yet more.
A compact verse note reflecting on friendship praise for a dear person and a quip about pride. The text shifts to a Shelley style aside praising wisdom and kindness before a closing aphorism about pride and downfall.
Frederick Parker, grandson of former governor Joel Parker, defends Woodrow Wilson’s record and denounces the Joel Parker Association. He urges New Jersey Democratic voters to back delegates pledged to Wilson, accusing the association of misrepresenting his grandfather’s ideals and calling for transparency in delegate selection.
Fifty years ago on May 25 in Winchester Federal forces under General Banks clashed with Stonewall Jackson’s troops leading to Banks abandoning the town. The War Department seized railroad and telegraph lines for army use as militia moved to guard Washington. Twenty five years ago today a theater fire in Pares during Migton caused the Opera Comique to burn with heavy loss of life.
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