Practicable and impractical jury reform debate in New Jersey
The text argues for reform of jury selection to curb tampering using a publicly listed pool and lot drawing. It discusses sheriffs versus independent commissions, warns against excessive judges’ power, and critiques the Reed plan while noting Slocum’s bill aims to fix flaws without removing public involvement. It also includes an abrupt excerpt on urban poverty from How the Other Half Lives.
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Democratic Party
New Jersey
Slocum
Brand
Lot
Tata
Harsh factory housing and slave-like conditions exposed
A worker details meager wages from 91.50 to 200 a week and months of lean work with only a few steady periods. She describes boarding, sleeping in a shared bed, meals costing cents, and a day-to-day struggle that echoes slavery in its cruelty.
Lemons Hurt by Tariff Raise and Import Cuts
The article discusses lemon prices driven up by a tariff of about four cents per dozen and reduced imports. It notes limited domestic production in California and argues for freeing lemons from tax to preserve their medicinal value and general usefulness.
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California
Unclear public sentiment on pending organization evidence
Fragmented text discusses public confidence and debate over an organization pending its produced evidence. It notes differing viewpoints and cautions against costly, hurried actions without broader support, mentioning locations like Long Brish and Red Bank and parks such as Aubinby Park.
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Monmouth
Lobe
Trustworthy shopping tips from The Record ads
Advice urges readers to rely on The Record advertisements to compare quality and price, avoid misleading manufacturer claims, and guide purchases to reliable dealers. Readers are urged to read ads daily to save money and time and protect their pocketbooks from deceptive selling.
Local tax and court site concerns divide opinion on county plans
Citizens debate district court viability and cost impact on taxpayers. Monmouth League criticisms focus on parkland spending and revenue allocation. Moving Picture Trust actions draw backlash amid film licensing fines and anti trust concerns. Foreign news notes tension over censorship in Constantinople.
New Jersey Charters and Industrial Growth in Early State History
The text discusses New Jersey’s early charter system to stimulate manufacturing, aiming to place American control of business in local hands. It notes limited resources yet strong ambitions, with proposals to fund and grow industries across the Hudson and Passaic regions, creating opportunities for investors and workers alike.
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New Jersey
House of Patkerpees
Eutlliattig Gmepowere
Eabrined
Apd
Algo
England
Min
Inet Ieee
Hudson
Ham- Huen
New Jersey Led Rise of Modern Corporations
The text recounts how abuse complaints and constitutional changes led to general corporate laws and charter standards. New Jersey forged a systematized framework, attracting thousands to form businesses with fees and taxes, enabling nationwide operation under federal law and fueling vast prosperity across states. The era marked a tremendous revolution in business method with broad benefits.
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New Jersey
United States
Hong
Land to escape high living costs and grow own provisions
A promotional notice invites readers to buy land near the city offering space to raise vegetables poultry eggs and fruit with a cozy home in fresh air. It touts a short distance from asphalt roads three bedrooms and ample frontage with trees and parking and references trolley access and park-like grounds.
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Feen
Bel Berthee
New Jersey Inspired Corporate Law Sparks Reform Debate
Legislation and policy debates trace a evolution from New Jersey toward broader corporate reform. The text notes high taxes yet strong charters, the idea that a corporation is an individual, and rising concerns over unfair methods and trust-like power prompting federal action and a looming business revolution.
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Joe Development
New Jérsey
Spdlalate
Newark
Thoughts on Truth and Censorship in The Boston Journal
A fragment from a 19th century page mocks the idea of siding with truth and mocks black people with racial slurs. It critiques regular readers and hints at editors while using offensive language. The piece reflects hostile bias and crude humor typical of the era.
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