Nutley Politicking and Primary Rumblings Across 1910
In Nutley New Jersey debates stir over Republican primaries and cross-party maneuvering. Four candidates—Murphy Kean Stokes and Baird—seek the U S Senate seat, while local factions align with or push back against the present administration. The piece notes possible shifts to Democrats if intraparty fights dampen Republican unity.
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New Jersey
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Murphy
Stokes
Baird
Franklin Murphy
Assembly
Debate Over Special Elector Plan For Senator Election
The article argues against a special election by voters, noting voters would follow district leaders and a binding result would rest with a few men. It contends the constitutional method for electing a U S Senator should not be abandoned for such an experiment and that major candidates oppose the plan.
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United States
Wisconsin Senator La Follette aided by New Jersey's George Record
Political notes comment on La Follette's Wisconsin bid aided by George L Record of Hudson County. The piece mocks the duo's alliance and recalls past New Jersey reactions. It also discusses West Nutley Station improvements and Erie Railway hopes, plus reflections on Mayor Gaynor's recovery and press praise.
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New Jersey
George L. Record
Hudson County
New Idea
West Nutley Station
William J. Gaynor
New York
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Tribune condemns Cummins style and insurgent mischarts
A New York Tribune editorial critiques Cummins stump rhetoric and praises a shift by progressive Republicans away from deception and misrepresentation. It notes prior coddling of insurgents and cites Beveridge’s Indianapolis speech as equally misleaderful before an important election.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Tariff Debate Promoting Protectional Unity Across Parties
The Camden Courier summarizes a stance favoring Tariff protection as essential to American industries and wages. It argues Republicans push protection while Democrats favor free trade, urging party members to support their principles unless grave moral objections arise.
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Camden
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