Jury Reform Confusion and Public Sentiment
The article discusses multiple jury selection systems including election by the people, sheriff recall, and governor appointed commissions. It suggests a referendum on the merits of ten systems and emphasizes public conscience over expediency in reform. It cites quotes about courage, conscience, and the danger of undermining institutions.
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Shagill
Supreme Court Justicdd
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Freeholders
Provini
Aorutajenisas
Cya
Chaé Tvicipestos
Frees
Ion Sarurday
Institutitona
Daingitalove
Retiring Raecutive Voices Courage in Office Change
An older executive expresses bold regard for a successor despite no agreement, praised for courage. The scene underscores respect for outspoken honesty as the change in office unfolds.
A 810 Chapter in Jersey History Ends
Saturday New Jersey watched its Chief Executive depart to the nation and his term as a resident end. The two years and two months under President-elect Woodrow Wilson mark a dramatic shift from a conservative past to a more progressive era in New Jersey governance. The state’s history notes an unusually strong impression left by Wilson during his tenure as governor.
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New Jersey
Nation
Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
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Taft says retirement after thirty four years in office
President Taft told Washington reporters he is content to retire after thirty four years in public life and he believes his health and record justify stepping down. He warned against delaying reform and opposed broad referendums while praising his administration and urging good government.
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Taft
Washington
Pronien
Tenacity, trends, and tempers in a quirky news slice
A sixteen year old Monmouth Beach resident sues for a larger allowance, claiming $12,000 annual income is inadequate for comfortable living in New York. The piece wryly notes the idea of prison punishment as a moral demonstration and mocks bold weather forecasts while hinting at past meteorological caution.
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New
Editorial and World War Hazy Notes In Paper
An editorial laments progress with a blunt “Has Far To Go” line. The piece parodies political and international tensions mentioning Mexico, the Balkans, Turks, and Christabel Pankhurst while mocking a legislative committee’s handling of trade and legal issues, all in a chaotic, fragmentary fashion reflecting a newspaper page.
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Pankhirat
New York World
Geography Beyond Maps in a Father and Boy Lesson
A boy reads The Record with his father who urges him to quit geography and enter business. The father explains geography includes why nations trade and why goods come from Italy and Germany, urging daily ad-reading to learn the romance of commerce.
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Italy
Germany
Gire
Jury reform bill sparks debate on state court power
Newark editorial notes dangers of allowing governors or judges to control grand juries and argues for random, broad-based jury selection to prevent political manipulation. Mentions proposed Jury Reform Bill, Governor influence, and the need for accountable, citizen juries.
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Pery
Newark
Fire Department Heroic Verse Read At Newark Park Theatre
The Newark audience heard a reading by Colonel Everett, an New York elocutionist, dedicating the piece to the late William H. Brown former Newark Fire Department chief. A long poem honors brave firemen and the town’s vigilance as a child is saved from fire and cheers rise for those who race into danger.
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the Firdman
Colonel Everett
New York
Park Theatre
Newark
William H. Brown
Thoughts Worth Reading on Women’s Extremes
A compact quotation attributed to Bruyere explores gender bias by stating women are always at extremes, either better or worse than men, reflecting older attitudes toward female virtue and vice.
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Bruyere
Surprising Honor Granted to Harry Ely Givén
Fragmentary OCR text notes a surprising tendering to Harry Ely, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Ely, in West city. Mentions friends, early arrival, and incomplete names such as Hennessey and Elena Clayton amid garbled lines.
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Samuel Ely
Lf West
Elena
Clayton
Piofen
I Hennessey
Jenier
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Fragmentary OCR text from a daily newspaper mentions an advertisement notice. Readable portions are limited to generic references and do not reveal clear names, dates, places, or specific actions.
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