Prison reform debate arouses strong Sing Sing interest
A Buffalo News excerpt discusses Warden Osborne’s prison reforms at Sing Sing, contrasting them with the old regime. It notes improved conditions, reduced underground traffic, and fewer riots. The piece questions a state prison commission inquiry while highlighting public reaction to the new approach.
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Olive Tablet Cure Claim From Dr Edwards Featured
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel purifier and breath freshener. It promotes a vegetable formula claimed to improve digestion and reduce foul breath, naming the Olive Tablet Company and Coluratus location.
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Walwarda
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Ladwardy
Coluratus
Rioting in Wilkes Barre as strikebreakers face clashes
In Wilkes Barre Pa rioting erupts as strikebreakers for the Wilkes Barre Railway Company face violent resistance from 800 workers and townspeople. Police and borough officials move to halt cars, crews are injured, and questions linger over a death and widespread street unrest amid a strike.
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Harrisburg
Wid
Traction Company
Ferase
Giarnind Xoor
Joshua Williams
South Wilkesbarre
George Hawkins
New York
Mike Breaker
Tewna
Company
Offerals
Note to England Insists on Neutral Rights in 15,000 Word Message
The United States released a lengthy note to Great Britain asserting the protection of neutral rights amid British interference with American trade. Ambassador Page delivered the document to London through a messenger, with Secretary Lansing instructing a firm emphasis on U S determination to uphold international law and refuse subordination of its interests. The note argues the blockade is indefensible and insists on adherence to established norms of neutrality.
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Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Polal
London
Lansing
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Roemles
United States and Britain clash over naval blockade rights
A clandestine exchange between the State Department and the British Foreign Office reveals a lengthy memorandum detailing British naval instructions from 1862 and recent actions affecting neutral vessels. Secretary Lansing argues that Britain’s blockade measures and demand for evidence of enemy destinations are unjustified, defending U S maritime rights and denouncing coercive practices as indefensible.
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State Department
Britlal Foreign Office
Lansing
Great Britain
They Refuse to Eat and Scott's Emulsion Advice
Periods in children’s lives show meals are refused and growth stalls causing anxiety. Emphasizes fresh air and sun, but stresses a spoonful of Scott's Emulsion three times daily to feed tissues, improve nutrition, and sharpen appetites. Contains references to Scott, Towne, Monmfield, and J. eae.
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Monmfield
J. Eae
Shakeup in Warren Company Strips 26 Members from Rolls
Warren November 7 The women of 20 monsters of Company Lath Regiment NG P have been stricken from the rolls under Captain Bord Wall. The oldest captain of service in the regiment will end his career as young men from Warren and nearby districts replace those who neglected duties. Twenty six discharges mark the purge from the spring inspection after over twenty were court martialed for non attendance and other causes. The reorganization aims to recruit the company to full strength from Warren's best young men. The company lists many prominent local names from Warren and surrounding area.
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Monsters of Company
Lath Regiment
NG. P
B. Bord- Wall
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Latge
Caplin Hardwell
Unclear Labor Campaign Urges Employee Rally Support
A fragmented passage describes discontent with a union stance and calls for employers to address concerns. It notes an appeal by Bordwell to encourage workers to join, reflecting tensions over labor organization and participation.
Boston Fountain Pen advertised for sale
An old newspaper advertisement touts the Boston Fountain Pen for $1.00 with claims of smooth writing, no leaking pockets, and ready availability. It promises demonstrations to show value and urges readers to visit for purchase.
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