No Alliance With England Press Opinion Delivers Caution
The Philadelphia North American argues against an American alliance with England, urging independence in foreign policy. It notes England’s interest in American markets, warns of potential conflict, and stresses that friendship should be earned by strength, not entangling alliances. England remains a neighbor to manage, not a partner in global plans.
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Philadelphia
England
United States
Canadian
American
North America
Russia
Spain
America
Utah
Satan
Congress
Roberts
Senate
Penrose
Quay
Pennsylvania
Cory Stulb
Attend to Business or Resign Freeland Borough Council Questioned
An editorial denounces Freeland Borough council for missing quorums and delaying projects to advance personal schemes. It cites a six month deadline from deed of ground for a borough building and urges strict enforcement of transfer terms to avoid losing the site and town benefits to selfish actions.
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Freeland Borough
Current Comment on Politics and War Reforms
Andrew J. Palm muses on McKinley era bond orders and gifts, Senatorial integrity, and reform struggles within the Republican camp. He notes Watres’ break from Quay, fears insurgent gains, and comments on Mexico’s labor surge while warning against polygamy accusations in Congress. The piece also recalls Camp Meade’s end and Harrisburg police concerns over discharged soldiers behavior.
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Andrew J. Palm
Polic
Gage
Wall Street
McKinley
American Cities Population, Saloon, and Health Stats
The September bulletin lists 140 U S cities of 30 000 plus population with notes on age of cities and land area. Albany is oldest, New York Chicago and Philadelphia exceed in population, while McKeesport Pa ranks healthiest. saloon and law enforcement data show wide variances.
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Congress
Department of Labor
Washington
United States
Albany
N. Y
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Taunton
Mass
Boston
Baltimore
New Orleans
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Richmond
Louisville
Duluth
Minn
Des Moines
Davenport
San Francisco
New York Evening Post
Springfield
Manchester
N. H
Utica
New Hampshire
Dayton
Hartford
Conn
Mckeesport
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
New Haven
Toledo
Wheeling
Election Frauds in Philadelphia Sparking Severe Punishment Demands
Senator Magee in Pittsburg Times urges thorough investigation into alleged Philadelphia election precinct frauds. The Times reports sensational preliminary hearing evidence of repeaters and methods, arguing the ballot's sanctity must be protected and offenders punished fully under law, regardless of party.
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Magee
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Times
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
How the Author of In His Steps Was Finally Run Down
The editor of The Ladies' Home Journal pursued Rev. Charles M. Sheldon for months to contribute again. After widespread refusals, a bold campaign succeeded. Sheldon’s first post In His Steps article appears in the November issue, costing hundreds in travel yet answering if the theory is practical with a forceful, magazine-only answer.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Bok
Philadelphia
Bak
Europe
Sheldon
Kansas
Mr. Sheldon
St. Louis
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Upper Michigan
Peninsular
Old Mission
Sen
Stevenson Childhood Fear and Quiet Adventurer Spirit
Chambers's Journal recalls a young Stevenson who, during summer holidays in a Edinburgh suburb, trespassed into a deserted furnished house. He explored rooms, heard a garden noise, hid under a bed in fear of punishment, then fled crying. Yet the tale hints at an adventurous, solitary nature born in him.
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Stevenson
Chambers
Edinburgh
Backing Up Skills For Narrow Cellar Causeways
The article notes that true driving skill includes precise backing, especially hitting a curb squarely on the first try. It describes backing down into a street level excavation along a narrow cellar causeway, where the earth and slope demand careful, accurate maneuvering to keep wagons on the top edge.
Anthony Seeks Half Million for Suffrage Movement
Susan B. Anthony nearing eighty plans retirement from the presidency of the National Suffrage Association. She aims to raise a permanent fund of 500000 dollars to support successors and keep suffrage work funded after her tenure ends.
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Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
National Suffrage Association
Sim
Window Guards Warn of Child Dangers in Homes
The notice urges securing all windows accessible to children with proper fastenings inside and outside to prevent serious injuries and sudden death from falls, especially in nurseries, chambers, or playrooms.
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Mexican Herald
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East Walnut Street
Eland
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