Sunset Election Law Support Grows Across Jersey Press
The 1913 Long Branch edition cites multiple New Jersey papers urging Buckley’s bill to close polls at five pm, arguing it reduces crowding and curb corruption while matching New York and other states. It notes past sunset laws failed due to ward bosses and politicians preferring late ballots.
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Newark
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Hudson River
Bob” Bremner
Passaic Herald
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Violet proposed as New Jersey state flower by Assemblyman Carrow
Camden Assemblyman Carrow sponsors a concurrent resolution to designate the violet as New Jersey’s state flower. Critics call it sentimental and impractical while Speaker Taylor jokes about referring it to the State Home for Girls committee.
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A Taste of Their Own The Sufferagette Backlash Commentary
A British public fray over suffragettes is described with riotous acts against mail theatres and shops. The piece condemns mob law yet argues suffragettes invite punishment by their own methods, citing retribution from scripture and poetic justice.
Thaw Case Highlights Ethical Stand in Defense Refusal
The discussion centers on Harry K Thaw and his choice to refuse defense funding, sparking debate on legal ethics and reform. Observers question whether reformers live by their own principles and call for accountability in the legal process.
Immigrant Charlton Faces Possible Three Year Stay
A fragment notes Charlton, described as an American citizen by mistaken status, may remain in the United States for three years while questions of his citizenship and status are resolved after arrival at Hoboken New Jersey.
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Mary
United States
End of Dollar Diplomacy and Wilson's China stance
The article argues Wilson rejects the idea of the United States becoming a guarantor for Chinese loans, opposing European powers meddling in China. It asserts this stance could dissolve European coalitions, empower China to manage its internal affairs, and reduce foreign interference, noting uprisings linked to past policy and a shift toward Chinese administrative independence.
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Moller
Cita
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France
Russia
Japan
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United States
Orient
le Tag
Germany
Newleat
China
Knox
Chira
A Bill To Limit Women Garments Mirrors Absurd Legislation
The Ohio proposal would create a commission to fix dress limits and ban transparent hosiery and lace backed by opaque material. It prescribes ages for members and aims to regulate clothing design, highlighting the folly of sumptuary laws and prompting calls to curb diet regulation excesses. Former Governor Frank S. Black of New York, who died Saturday, is noted for his stance on such issues.
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Ohio
Frank 8. Hlack
New York
Editorial Roundup on Crime Law and Society
A detached compile of editorial opinions from multiple papers critiquing sportsmanship social policy and justice. It references managers and families amid debates over hooliganism fortune telling rabies and the Charlton extradition saga with quotes on law enforcement and public welfare.
World’s Mirror and Daily Advertisements Guide
The article urges readers to see the newspaper as a World’s Mirror showing Antarctic explorations Orient conflicts Balkan war Mexico civil troubles and tariff debates. It emphasizes studying advertisements to learn where and what to buy at the lowest prices and to economize daily.
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Antarctic
South Pole
Mexico
President Wilson rejects special privileges for favored few
The president’s policy aims to place China on equal footing with other nations, signaling equity and justice. The move would also influence U S sentiment, restoring hope for fair competition and ending perceptions of unequal treatment helping shape international relations.
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China
United States
Elisabeth
Liberty, State Pressure, and Christianity Clash
The passage argues that liberty is threatened not by external forces but by state power and impersonal sovereignty. Christianity is seen as a persistent barrier to submerging the individual under despotism, echoing Leroy-Beaulieu that faith resists state violence and domination.
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Leroy-Beaulieu
Fifty Years Ago Today March 24 In Europe Credit Advances
Fifty Years Ago Today March 24 notes U S credit advancing in Europe and money freely offered. American war dispatches reached Europe in ten days via steamer to Queenstown and Reuters telegraph to London.
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Europe
Queenstown
Reuters
London
Language and Liquor Dissent in a Missouri County
An English speaker recounts a Missouri county split over liquor sales where one man’s vote decides the outcome each year. The tale highlights stubborn local sentiment and a frequent clash between English and Scotch viewpoints, with the crowd reacting to the party’s mockery and the county’s peculiar tradition.
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Missouri
Cataract and Eye Focus Discourse From Old Texts
The passage discusses optical focus issues causing blurred vision and headaches, then mentions eye optics to balance eye power. It shifts to a vivid account of The Falls of Liunau near Armentings Paraguay and Bra zil as a remarkable cataract, detailing its three stages and surrounding scenery.
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Paraguay
Bra-Univel
Ni ‘Cue
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