Long Branch Newspaper Rates and Publication Details 1913
Publication notice for Long Branch says Benji Boisseau Bobbitt, editor. Rates outside city bounds: one year 95 dollars, three months 1.26, one month 60 cents, single issue 2 cents. Published by M Taylor Publishing at No 192 Broadway. L Edwards secretary manager. Telephone 1000. Date Tuesday May 27, 1913.
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New Jersey
Governor Melcher Leads Jury Reform Breakthrough
A great achievement in state history is the straightening out of a chaotic jury reform tangle in the Legislature under Governor Melcher. The Fielder bill, enacted last night with party votes, shows cross party support and fulfills the platform pledge without drastic change.
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The Vanishing Mexican Problem Reconsidered
An article argues that prophecies of chaos after Madero and Suarez fell have been discredited. It credits Mexico with peace, questions U S policy, and portrays Mexicans as sane and peaceful while criticizing sensational American views and anti Mexican sentiments. It notes alleged orders to fire on American vessels and calls for reevaluating hostile stereotypes.
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Madero
Suarez
Diaz
Cantwell
New Jersey Monitor
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Critique of Madero and Mexican unrest cited in Collier's Weekly
A Mexican resident mocks Madero as an intoxicated rabble leader blamed for war and disorder. The letter argues hidden powers drive revolutions, with Americans warned about dollar diplomacy and future stability returning as chaos ends.
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Collier's Weekly
Ae!ico
Madero
Value over price in town printing decisions
The Red Bank Council reverses its initial choice to award the town's financial audit printing to the lowest bidder. It argues public reports deserve broad circulation and fair pricing, urging paying more for a paper with greater reach so the public gets value and access.
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Red Bank Council
Banishing Flies: simple steps for a healthier home
Do not tolerate flies and avoid disease by stopping garbage buildup. Keep dirt out, cover food and milk, seal garbage cans, and ensure screens are intact. Buy food and milk from clean sources and report nuisances to the health inspector or Clean-Up Society.
Putting It Up To The Women In Fashion Debate
Prof Walter Sargent of the University of Chicago laments American women's dress drift. He urges a fixed domestic style like the Chinese, criticizes French influences, and links fashion to rising living costs. Salem county reports two auto and bicycle crashes last week with lights out and injuries.
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Hke
America
Salem County
May Fails to Live Up to Its Name in State Talks
A fragmented editorial notes dangers of wagons without lights and blames lawmakers for lacking jury reform. It criticizes Republicans for losing ground in a state campaign and questions the value of a recent special session amid a dour mood as spring arrives in May.
Editorial Roundup on Taxes and Courts Across Papers
Collated excerpts note dissatisfaction with income tax, concerns over Taft influence in the Republican party, Boston parcel post volume, life after death claims by a near-scientist, and Britain ending secret divorce proceedings. Also mentions Paterson silk strike losses and mills sending raw materials to Pennsylvania for cheaper labor.
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Great Britain
New York Telegram
Paterson
Pennsylvania
The Record Habit Helps Wife With Spring Shopping
A man who reads THE RECORD advertising pages helps his wife pick hats and gowns. By studying ads together they save time and money and turn shopping into a pleasant activity, proving THE RECORD is worth daily reading at home.
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Record
Fire Insurance Reform Probe Opens in New Jersey
A legislative committee will study fire insurance practices as New Jersey homeowners increasingly bear the risk of losses. Critics say premiums and settlements are unfair, especially for mortgaged properties, and call for remedies to protect insured residents.
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New Jersey
Jersey Journal
Elusive Sarcasm in Steggins Letter Warms Note
A fragment from a dialogue hints at an elaborately sarcastic letter about a minor matter. Miss Cayenne suggests Steggins may have hired a new stenographer to craft the tone and show off his wit.
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Steggins
Miss Cayenne
Orthodox Hebrew Wedding Solemnized in Atlantic Hotel
A Hebrew wedding between Reuben Shapiro and Ruth Martz was solemnized Saturday night at the Atlantic Hotel Ocean Avenue Asbury Park by Rabbi Rabinvitz with Orthodox rites. Three hundred guests attended the reception and the couple will reside in the city.
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Ruth Martz
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