Senator Martine Defies Caucus On Tariff and Reciprocal Trade
In a June 12, 1911 issue from Long Branch New Jersey Senator Martine is described as refusing to be bound by the Democratic caucus on Lorimer case and expressing support for reciprocal relations with Canada. The piece portrays him as pragmatically pursuing tariff reform while opposing amendments that could derail the bill, arguing these changes could undermine the overall objective of open trade with Canada.
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Martine
Lorimer
Republic
Senate
House
Canada
Astonishing Suit Over City Police Powers Debate
Fragmentary text questions mayoral grant of arrest powers to citizens to enforce city ordinances. Mentions Mayor Gagnor and concerns about civilians arresting people on bridge platforms. Some letters indicate contention over police authority and legal safeguards.
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Gagnor
Pabst
Lette
Rule of reason shapes court orders and bribery scrutiny
The text discusses how Supreme Court Justice Minturn upheld a Public Utilities Commission ruling to restore reduced school travel fares, illustrating the rule of reason over technicalities. It also covers Wisconsin Senate bribery allegations against Stephenson, the contrast with Illinois, and calls for accountability of voters and leaders in shaping public policy.
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Supreme Court
Minturn
Public Utilities Commission
Public Se Corporation
Public Service
Scitisor
Anperican Insane Asylums Worry Rise In Liberty
Fragmentary text notes concern over growing numbers of "crazy" persons at large, estimating a substantial multiple increase in the population roaming free and posing public safety concerns.
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Anperican
Long Branch Circle Visit Proves Rainmaking Charm
The report notes that the so called circle visit in Long Branch always succeeds in bringing rain, a belief that it never fails to deliver.
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Long Branch
A Good Example to a Restless Age and Reform Graft Claims
Editorial notes Taft’s Chicago nap setting a steady example for a restless era. It condemns the missing James liquor bill, calls for rigid graft scrutiny of The Hudson Observer, and argues for reform journalism to meet public trust. It also previews a parcels post issue and comments on religious idealism and ambition versus fear of the ghost.
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Taft
Chicago
New York World
Ghost of a Soldier Rises From a Wartime Lie
A fading veteran clings to life as a doctor predicts death. The narrative names Phrai ian am Tf and references Dan L. Connor, framing a tale of enduring spirit and a ghostly fate amid decades of time.
Dyspepsia and dining pace debate in literary note
A quoted reflection argues slower meals yield better results and criticizes dyspepsia as careless eating rather than food related. The dialogue joke involves a messenger and a stranger amid a playful telegram setting.
Stokes Case Hearing in New York Court
Miss Ethel Conrad and Miss Lillian Graham, young women charged with shooting W. B. Stokes, will appear in the West Side court for arraignment and possible release if Stokes improves at Roosevelt hospital. Attorney T. J. McManus seeks heavy bail. Herman Phillips indicates it will be provided.
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New York
Ethel Conrad
Lillian Graham
W. BE. D. Stokes
West Side Court
Stokes
Roosevelt Hospital
T.J. McManus
Herman Phillips
McManus
John Singletop
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First National Bank of Long Branch
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John G. Sacco & Sons, Bankers
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Long Branch, N. J
Trank L. Connor
Jamee B. Regan
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Phan Inaeschele Nae
N. J. Ene
Romney
W. Va
Lew Wallace
St. Louis
Pacific
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Coney Island
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Co
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Scobey
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