Natural born citizenship and presidential eligibility
The text argues that constitutional meaning fixes presidential eligibility as natural-born, noting a 1730 statute and a 1855 revision aimed at clarifying citizen status. It warns that any uncertainty in eligibility would derail nominations and paralyze government, making doubt fatal to candidates and their terms.
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Geo. B. McClellan
New York
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Spectral notes and humor in the Bosgrye Bugle column
An excerpt from the Bosgrye Bugle features playful dialogue on resolutions, military strength jokes about Russia and Japan, and Choose-Box Talks. Edward Singer contributes quips about daily routines and the editor’s mockery of hockey and patriotic fervor, reflecting light local humor and community voice.
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Bosgrye Bugle
Russia
Japan
Zeke
Wiliam
Edward Singer
The Irish horse and the grand national long view
Vance Thompson reflects in January Outing on Irish horses and their dominance in the grand national steeplechase. He notes fires, gallopers at Ballabridge, and the prospect of another Galtoe Moore or Ard Patrick rising to capture the blue ribbon. He recalls the course length, thorn fences, and the 11 foot water jump as tests of horsemanship and endurance.
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Ballabridge
Galteo Moore
Ard Patrick
Jenysh
Christmas Eve Gift Transforms City Magnate
John B. Leidenhurst, famed railroad magnate, disperses holiday aid to workers and the needy. A shabbily wrapped pincushion gift from a hospital patient’s cook awakens his generosity and shifts his view from wealth to shared Christmas spirit. His act sparks thanks from clerks, drivers, and a grateful public as he recognizes the surge of goodwill amid the city’s holiday bustle.
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Leidenhurst
Brad
Emma Lynea
Merry Christy
Joop
Tie
Brittany
Ruth Hall
Household Ledger
Care of the Voice Says Keep Singing Without Strain
Mme Blauvelt warns that the throat endures heavy use but not abuse and urges balanced training. She stresses avoiding forced high notes and unsuited repertoire, noting many singers ruin their voices by pushing extremes and poor diet, while proper care preserves velvety tone and vitality.
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Mme. Blauvelt
City Life Items From Ed Hawthorne and Local Notes
Local brief mentions Ed Hawthorne of 4 Bates street received a fine for drinking with goats in violation of city rules. New incorporation papers filed by Re Newell Food Company at Law Ports. Defective residence flue at 8 J Hensel in New York cause liability of $800 loan. County commissioners awarded printing contract to Sentinel Printing Company. School board prohibits social functions in school buildings. Builders' Exchange and Weir families hosted a banquet at Pierson's Hall Tuesday night. Mardy Perkins, 19, arrested for forgery will seek drink cure. charge not pursued. Nellie Tracey granted votes from Frank Tracey amid claims of cruel treatment. Bessie F P Rove declared insane. grief linked to husband’s death. Thomas Cowles, arrested for drunk, denied whisky in cell by turnkey. James Dean, 25, Southport, surrendered for desertion from army. served with Company 2, Canal Artillery.
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Ed Hawthorne
Bates St
Re-Newell Food Company
Lawports
Pierson's Hall
Mardy Perkins
Nellie Tracey
Frank Tracey
Bessie FP
Rove
Kentucky Ave
Court clears two men in case of keeping evil reports
In police court Tuesday Charles Allbright and James M Smalley were discharged after a Wetle scrimmage at Union station over a passenger fare. Aaron Morgan, confined in the insane hospital, has asked for divorce in Judge Carters court amid ongoing newspaper notices.
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Charles Allbright
James M. Smalley
Union Station
Aaron Morgan
Ngane
Interstate Association
Harley M. Walker
Flora Greeley
Western Union Ofice
N. East
California
Austin M. Smith
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Vanderburg
Delaware
Obiess
House of the Good Shepherd
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Gustave Ernst
Newland
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