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Confusing ruling on home rule and Walsh act
Justice Trencharda questions a ruling that the Helinessy home rule act for commission government cities is unconstitutional. The passage argues the Legislature cannot treat cities adopting the Walsh act as a class yet notes amendments to the act may be legitimate, framing the issue as special legislation versus gradual legislative improvement.
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Not All Over Yet in Mexican Conflict Says Record
The Philadelphia Record rebukes overoptimistic views on Huerta’s fall and Mexico City seizure. It warns the Constitutionalists may overestimate obstacles and notes Villa's 12 000 gold braided caps order while detailing central plateaus and fortress cities like Zacatecas San Luis Potosi Aguas Calientes and Guanajuato as hard to seize.
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Puebla
Constitutionalist Iron Might Be Hot for Settlement
The analysis argues Huerta could still pressing from Zacatecas to San Luis Potosi, giving him inner lines while Constitutionalists must push supplies over long distances. A single defeat could wipe out gains, and mediators at Niagara Falls might find a moment when the Constitutionalist strength is best for talks.
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Hoff Sentence Sentenced for Election Bribery in Toms River
Judge Daly gave Joseph Hoff one day in prison for election bribery in Ocean County. A $1,000 fine was imposed, seen as a warning to local politicians. The judge cited the offense as historically common but warned future cases would not merit leniency.
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Japan United States arbitration treaty ratified
The arbitration treaty between Japan and the United States pledges both nations to arbitrate all questions except those affecting vital interests independence or national honor and third party rights. The exceptions are central and likely the treaty’s key provisions.
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United States
Prize contests praised by Trenton Times for Freehold Woman's Club
The Trenton Times lauds the Freehold Woman's Club for offering two industrial contests limited to Monmouth County girls with twelve prizes each in bread making and needlework. Participants not winning receive Mothers' Congress Legion of Honor pins. the piece links such contests to education in domestic science and home duties.
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Speeding Problem Warns on City Thoroughfare
Report notes speeding has become an unpleasant feature of traffic on the main thoroughfare and calls for measures to curb risky driving. Authorities consider enforcement and engineering responses to reduce incidents and improve safety.
Editorial Snippets Highlight Political War and Society
A collage of editorial witticisms and commentary from multiple papers. Monopolistic zeal and opposition stances mix with remarks on Mexican leadership and U.S. political moods. Anecdotes on moral lessons follow a pigeon tale and reflections on education for voters and suffrage discourse.
Women Suffrage Debate and Poem Excerpt Echo
A column argues against the idea that women voting changes politics, citing Colorado’s 21 years of female voting without major reform and noting social ills persist. The piece contrasts with a verse from Longfellow era imagery and a Frank Stephens poem invoking El Dorado and distant lands.
Thoughts Worth Reading and Oyster Riddle
A collection note cites Sydney Smith on prejudice and recalls a classroom quip about oysters. A bright pupil proclaims oysters have crackers, sparking a moment of humorous observation in a National Monthly snippet.
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Justify Confidence in France's Humble Aid Association
A French association offers boans on the word of honor of applicants. It targets men and women of humble means and in most cases the funds are promptly returned.
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France
Stains on Mahogany Care Guide
For stains on mahogany apply oxalic acid with water and rub with a clean cork until the stain vanishes. Then polish the mahogany with a flannel cloth dipped in sweet or cold drawn linseed oil to restore a fine finish.
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Mahogany
The Difference. A pessimist complains about oysters
The Difference notes a quip about oysters and pearls with a pessimistic view versus optimism. It contrasts eating 1,000 oysters without a pearl and giving thanks for avoiding ptomaines, attributed to New York Mail.
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New York Mail
Elocution Lessons Prompt Public Debate on Speech
A brief note questions whether elocution classes suffice to improve speech and communication. It suggests deeper study may be needed to truly teach effective speaking and expression.
Ideal Juryman Are Older Men with Common Sense
A London legal consensus favors jurymen around sixty for sound judgment while a leading barrister prefers men about fifty to resist sentiment in emotional cases. He notes education adds little in most civil trials and values practical experience over academic learning.
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London
Forced Duel in Hungary Ends in Tragedy and Madness
Budapest quarrel over a new hat leads to a compulsory duel between Babocsay and Lieutenant Hajdu. The duel ends with Hajdu fatally wounded and Babocsay driven to insanity, confined to an asylum after her brother’s death.
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A Chinese View of American Women
Dr. Wu Ting Fang asserts American women are equal to men in intellect and often eloquent and influential. He notes their strong writing, wit, and conversational skill and says married women commonly rule the roost with husbands willingly submitting to their tact.
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America
Ladies of
May 25 1864 Northern Virginia actions at New Slope church
Fifty years ago today Grant's army moved on the North Anna's south bank and faced entrenched Lee. Federals in two wings needed two river crossings to reinforce either flank. Action at New Slope church near Dallas Georgia pitted Sherman’s advance against Johnston. Hooker’s Federal column was repulsed on a fortified ridge.
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The Styles Change Again In Summer Attire
A brisk note on summer fashion shifts from heavy suits to silks linings and lingerie with bathing suit trends. The newspaper urges readers to follow advertising columns for up to date store interpretations and fashion moves.
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