Popular Election Of Presidents Debate In New Jersey Paper
The issue of electing the President by popular vote is argued with references to California results and the Electoral College. The piece critiques the college, questions the balance of states, and favors reform while noting political cautions. It cites New Jersey voters and broader national implications for constitutional change.
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New Jersey
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Pennsylvania
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Fragmented Opinion on Constitutional Duty and Change
The piece discusses the duty of citizens to respect the constitution yet allow amendment as society evolves. It references historical parallels from King George III to 1844, arguing progress can arise from change despite fears of revolutionary outcomes. It notes unease among elites over new immigrant patronymics.
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Juyties van Syckel
King George VT
Agery
Your Druggist Advertises Itch Relief
An early advertisement promotes a skin relief wash called D.D.D. Prescripti Eye iV and Healin Nahea tied to wintergreen thymos ingredients. It claims rapid action to stop itching eczema peoriasia and other skin conditions and offers a full size for customers unable to visit the store at 175 Broadway.
Names and safety rules spark push for new city legislation
A movement grows to ban storefronts using borrowed names such as John Lowell and William Peabody amid concerns over misrepresentation and theft of family names. The issue mirrors New York practice where Irish names are common and real identities are obscured by aliases in crime trials and public life.
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John Lowell
Fralt Pedier
Charles Eliot
William Peabody
New York
Young O'Leary
Nathan Phsateky
Sailor Burke
Charles Prasner
Leach Cross
Louis C. Wal Igoh
Jim Flynn
Andrew Chiar
Editorial Comment on Folly and Law Reforms
A jumble of editorial snippets contrasts editorials from Newark Star and New York Globe with reflections on happiness as a state of mind and labor, then critiques a changing legal system. It cites a farm hand, a rail strike investigation, and a shifting court process, ending with a note on the hen versus duck eggs as a metaphor for changing egg meaning.
Perseverance and Advertizing Wisdom Through Birds and Stories
A collage of quotes on advertising persistence from the New York Herald, along with an ode to Senator Henry F. Ashurst and a poetic interchange between Love and a young knight. The pieces celebrate ambition, versatility, and self-made success across eras and roles.
Thoughts Worth Reading and Self Improvement Notes
A compact musings piece urges methodical progress built on knowledge and facts. It warns against excuses and confirms that success comes from disciplined effort rather than vague optimism.
Federal generals under investigation. pontoon bridge at Fredericksburg begun
Fifty years ago today December 10 military courts probed generals Irin McDowell Buell and Huetobo Porter with a court martial set for Porter. The Army of the Potomac started pontoon bridge work at Fredericksburg. Twenty five years ago today metropolitan telephone service rates under investigation with business lines costing 15000 and residence lines 100 a year and 00 000 calls a day recorded.
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D. ©. Buell
Huetobo Porter
Federal Army of the Potomac
Fredericksburg
Stork Visits Lockwoods Celebrate Birth of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Nelson Lockwood Jr of Galilee rejoice over the birth of a daughter. Mother and child are doing nicely.
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Nelson Lockwood, Jr
Galilee
New York Shops Show Seasonal Gifts and Prices
A garbled catalogue of New York department store offerings lists items from tableware sets to vanity cases and Christmas calendars. It notes a 28 piece china pattern, German Silver chains, and various novelty gifts priced around 76 cents to $2.00, with emphasis on affordable departments and decorative novelties.
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