Coal strike fear and political rot in Pennsylvania
The New York Keening Post laments widespread mal administration in Pennsylvania amid a months long coal strike. It cites corruption from local to state levels and cites Governor cowardice and legislative inaction before noting an impending election. It also reports pending arbitration ending the strike and high coal prices burdening the poor.
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Pennsylvania
New York Keening Post
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Democracy stands for equal rights and fair laws for all
The piece argues that Democracy does not oppose wealth but opposes laws favoring capital over labor or enabling undue profits. It says Democrats seek equal opportunity for producer and consumer, oppose trusts and tariff shelter that harm the masses, and reject Republican claims that Democrats oppose wealth or favor privilege.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
End Tariffs to Let Foreign Competition Break Trust Power
A political argument urges removing protective tariffs to revive genuine competition. It contends that high tariffs shelter Trusts from foreign rivals, harming citizens who must pay inflated prices. The author insists revising tariff laws restores competition and limits monopoly influence.
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Republican Party
Meaning and reach of eminent domain in coal disputes
A New York corporate lawyer explains the federal power of eminent domain, noting it allows seizure of private property for public uses with due process and compensation. He cites railroads and schools, and a Supreme Court stance that land may be taken without state mediation, potentially even diverting coal for navy or public buildings.
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New York Corporation
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Religion of the Century and World Unity
The speaker defines religion as a broad concept linking God with man and society. He argues for a global, cooperative religion guiding universal peace, race relations, and massive railway projects to unite the Americas and beyond, urging young readers to join three great efforts.
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Baltimore Suntas
Cranford
St. James
Diptheria
New Bethlehem
House of Correction
Oneida
Chile
Argentina
Jesus Christ
Artemus Ward
St. Petersburg
Europe
China
Australia
Belgium
Gophers
Arkansas
Quebec
Patagonia
Atlantic
Pacific
Germany
European
Russia
Cecil Rhodes
Cairo
Cape
Paraguay
Canada
Cape Colony
Sweden
Republic
America
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
den. H Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
James E. Ellegood
Wicomico County
Caroline County
Biasonic
Denton
James B. Ellegood
John 5. Wirt
Alonzo Miles
Lloyd Wilkinson
Maryland
Citizens Cornet Band
Thomas A. Smith
Emory S. Turpin
Albert W. Sisk
Democratic State Central Committee
Prins Fund
Mexico
Hague Tribunal
International Court of Arbitration
International Tribunal
Catholic Church In
Dalrymple
New York
Quay
Platt
Baltimore
Sudbiduld
Babat Bey
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Monte Carlo
A. T. Reichman
Denton, MD
Centleman
Country Life
Luther Tucker
SON
Albany
N.Y
Missouri
Ridgely
W. J. Blackiston
Onger
Figeemmer
Speedy
Perrin
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Baltimore, MD
General Assembly of
Charles H. Whitby
Nisi
Robert C. Rice
William R. George
William HR. George
Circuit Court
Asid
The
American Union
Edwin H. Brown
Charles W. Hobbs
Heatne
Tiligan
Mig. 6O
Gascago, U. S.A
Bicycle
Enamat
Bath Tod Enamel
Ameriga
Nuttle Hardware Company
Denton, Maryland
Queen Anne Station
Thomas Mitchell
Scar Clark
Neal
Sr. Nowell
Fowling Creek, MD
Hobbs
Andersontown
Burnt House
Orange Blossom
Dayton
Dearborn
Centreville
John Dodd
Rea
Centreville, Md
E. W. Emerson's
Third St. Denton, Ma
Mason
Ame
Denton Na
Sional Dain
C. M. Pritchett
Lewis & GoLpsnoxou GH
Jons W. Clark
Jeremiah T. Taylor
Jeremiah T. Taylors
Nancy Russum
Nancy Runsum
Edwin N. Brown
WM. A. Smith
Miss McIlvaine
ISNO
N. Charles St
the Board of Superniiors
Denton, Marland
State of
Greensboro
Second Precinct
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Board of Supervisors of Election
Register of Wills
Harry W. Temple
William H. Thawley
William W. Seward
Board of Supervisors
Beyy
H. Johnson
Price
JAS. T. Mollen & Sons
Smith
William H
Johoebeater Hospital
Richard S. Hill
Prince George's
E. J. Derickson
Berlin
Bacesey
James A. O. Tucker
Augusta A. Edminton
Equity
Janes A. O. Tucker
Caroline Sue
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