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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
4
A collection of editorials and observations critiquing advertising value, political reform, and public ethics. It cites Shamokin bribe cases, Republican county nominating rules, Cuban railway waste, Klondike demography, census importance, Toer envoys, and Rockefeller influence with churches and universities.
Washington Letter reports public demand to push U S policy to aid Boers and Cuban relief, criticizing neutrality and urging a change in leadership. It covers Senator Morgan’s canal investigation push, Root’s Cuba report, Michigan politics, Cuban stealings probe, McClelland as VP candidate, and a small court fine for Easton Call publisher Correll.
A collage of opinions from Senators, editors, and readers on imperial policy. Notable voices include Ex-Speaker Reed, Ex-Senator Edmunds, Ex-Senator Hanna, and W. J. Bryan, debating Porto Rico, tariffs, and constitutional rights. The collection reflects partisan tensions and concern over imperialism and citizenship.
A survey of labor activity notes unions in Grand Rapids and Georgia doubling membership, plus Boston payrolls and Atlanta labeling municipal printing. It also reports on underground Paris tunnels, Cambria Steel expansion, an Edison lamp test, coke shipments, new plate mill in Coatesville, and a Philadelphia Allied Council of Building Trades forming with 33 local unions.
The text ponders God as a vanishing point in his scheme and asks why labor elevates some yet enslaves the worker. It critiques self as a storm center, humans as savage until Christianized, and notes how even debt ties humanity. Mammon, sociability, and brutal irony frame a bleak caravan of life over past pilgrims' bones.
The passage notes notable figures and their humble origins, listing professions of parents and early life roles. It highlights a pattern of esteemed individuals tracing back to trades from druggist to barber, potter to shopkeeper, with lineage connecting to everyday work. It mentions Columbus as a street hawker and Astor selling apples in New York.
Salt Lake City visitors enjoy Saturdays at the Great Salt Lake where briny waters feel like a pneumatic cushion upon entry. The lake sits 4 200 feet above sea level with no outlet to the Great Salt Lake, a brackish water body feeding by evaporation. The Dead Sea comparison notes its buoyancy and unique mineral richness, though both waters share high salinity and lack of outlets.
Marjorie spent the night away from home and comforted by Fido s dismal howling. She surmised the dog longed for his mother while Drs Moore and Hamilton were elected bishops by the Methodist conference and women won lay electoral and general conference admission.
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