President's authority contrasted in Hamilton critique
The Albany Law Journal analyzes limits of federal power versus state power amid Debs rail strike unrest. James J. Hamilton argues the president may deploy militia or federal forces to quell insurrections against federal authority, citing Revised Statutes and constitutional provisions. The piece distinguishes insurrections against the nation from those against a state government.
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Albany Law Journal
James J
Hamilton
United States
Chicago
Debs
Illinoia
Altgeld
Union
Unite States
United Ea
Mr. Hamilton
Federaliata
Military authority and drill in schools raise constitutional questions
The piece discusses presidential powers under the Constitution in suppressing insurrection and invokes Mar tin v. Mott and Hamilton to defend executive authority. It then endorses Reading Pennsylvania's plan for four months of military drill in public schools, arguing it will foster citizenship and national defense without undermining peace, and notes political chatter around Howard Mutchler's renomination bid and campaign tactics.
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Justice Story
Justin Grier
Army
United States
Chicago
Hamilton
Reading
Scranton
School Board of
America
Howard Mutchler
New Milford
Pheecaeei
Rastouian
Mittehler
Boss
Northampton
Crane's August Me article on slate pickers and mining life
The piece depicts slate pickers in a coal mine setting with grim details of harsh conditions and early ambitions. It contrasts a retired journalist's quips about the trade and hints at broader labor themes while noting educational neglect and future prospects for the boys.
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Stephen Crane
Apportionment plan for Republican delegate representation
The 1814 county committee set a September county convention to select delegates and vote on offices including Congress Eleventh district judge sheriff treasurer clerk of courts and more. Each district will elect two vigilance delegates for one year with names certified to the county convention credentials.
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Republican County Committee
Eosinton
Congress
Register of Wills
Lance
Fell
Supreme Court
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Blakely
Ransom Township
Benton Township
Scranton
Clifton Township
Covington Township
Ist
Carbondale Township
Val
Carbondale
Dickson City Boro
Dunmore
Elinharet
Mth
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Soth
Slot
Abington Towns
Spring Brook
Southwest
Scott Townallp
Plume
Waverly
Santa
Winton
Madison Township
Mayfield
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Pennsylvania
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