Courts have already altered the Bill of Rights say critics
In a December 1992 editorial the Daily Record argues that courts have effectively nullified the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment. It contends that the majority can change or erase parts of the Constitution through constitutional processes, implying no need for alarm.
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Amerida
United States
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
America
Ome Agaddentha
Bonded Debts Show Frugal Ocean City Finance
The Sinking Fund Commission reports Pees Long Branch bears a bonded debt of 689000 on 16000000 assessed value. With recent Oceanfront improvements and school and street paving spending, total may top 800000 next year, yet still modest compared to other towns. Bonded debt signals enterprise and enables large projects paid over time.
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Sinking Fund Commission
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Gover Magnta
New Jersey
United
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Beltin
Arepa
Bryan warns Democrats against the seniority blight in Congress
William Jennings Bryan argues in a Commoner editorial that seniority rules threaten the progressive push as Congress opens on March 4. He warns old members may control chairmanships and key committees, risking a drift toward reactionary policies and party discord.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Pennsylvanian vote helped Wilson win presidency
A Washington dinner anecdote recounts how Woodrow Wilson's election hinged on Pennsylvania support. Congressman A Mitchen notes the Kiel of the State Central Committee vote 46 to 41 and Joe Schrader's decisive credentials moment. The piece argues history hinges on a chain of contingent events.
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Joe”Schrader
Washington
Woodrow
Wilson
A. Mitchen
Palmer
Baltimore
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Democratic Party
Democratic
Fragmented Political Rhetoric and Vague Allegations
Readers glimpse a garbled early 20th-century dispatch with names like Lalbl and LaFollette, drifting politics, fate, and references to Bryan, Wilson, and reactions in Indianapolis. The text is fragmentary, with distorted quotes and stray phrases, lacking a clear event or outcome.
Editorial snippets lampoon political life and media
A collage of classic newspaper opinion quotes mocks politics and journalism. It lampoons prying into private business, conservative energy claims, social spending jokes, a proposed Capitol tree, a misnamed banquet, and the tension between blunt truth and public reception.
Press Reflections on Privacy and Social Change
A broad meditation on journalism and public taste contrasts the duty to publish with restraint. It laments sensationalism and urges careful discernment about what to reveal about people, while highlighting issues of immigration, education, gender roles, and civic responsibility in early American society.
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Conndant News-Herald
Nere
Edge
Red Hawk barber reminiscences and ship drift near Cape Hatteras
A chaotic jumble of reminiscences describes a barber in Red Bank and a perilous voyage aboard the steamer Iroquois. Passengers faced a long 30 hour delay to New York while the vessel drifted near Cape Hatteras after a heavy foggy night and harrowing seas.
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William. Chellin
Neogivats
William. Cayphin, Jr
Haven
Romanbeeeery
Gui
Jersey
Bopa Snough
New York
Mary Maury and Autumn Mystery in New York Press
Fragmentary New York Press item references a cryptic exchange about names Mary Maury and Autumn with a note about a son. Context unclear but indicates a titled personal inquiry or social snippet.
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Maury
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