Subscription Rates and Political Debate in Freeland
The Freeland PA notice outlines subscription dates and payment rules, warning of collection by law. It blends local billing with partisan commentary on Hines, tariffs, and a Wilkes-Barre Record debate, then notes Judge Rhone’s local election support and Philadelphia school celebrations marking the Welcome ship anniversary.
Castoria Advertises For All Ages And Sporting Goods
Vintage ad copy traces Castoria from infancy to adulthood noting use for children and adults. Mentions sporting goods dealer A. A. Bachman’s and bicycle repairs, with emphasis on castor oil product alongside guns and ammunition from the same era.
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Ab A. A. Bachman's
Samuel Pitcher
Hines as a Cowardly Slanderer Charges in Freeland attack
A Freeland editorial reviews Congressman Hines's Milnesville speech accusing editor of taking boodle from Leisenring to defeat him. It argues Hines avoided repeating charges locally, calls him cowardly, and says he lied and betrayed democracy. Also notes praise from Wilkes-Barre Telegraph and an odd lightning remedy tale.
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Hines
Tabi
Java Company
Lice Mills
WLTE
Wilkes. Barre
Curtainines
Protec
Wilkes
Barre
Philadel
URA
Val
Phila
Steel
Minersville
Congressman Hines
Nerva Dealer
Wilkes-Barre J Record
Triese
Trimunn
Milnesville
Freeland
Little Billy
Leisenring
Congress
Wilkes-Barre
Tri- Bank
Labor
Theory and Practice. Equal voice in marriage reform debate
Mrs. Scaird argues marriage needs reform with equal voice for both parties in joint affairs. Mrs. Graymore counters with sharp sarcasm, suggesting her husband already dominates. Puck.
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Scaird
Radical Measures in Antipodes and Australian Federation Move
From Vancouver, the Arawa reports New South Wales votes to extend suffrage to women and Sir Henry Parker notes a Nov 13 motion for federation of colonies. New Zealand proposes a cheap money scheme offering 1.5 million pounds yearly for farm advances at five percent. In New Zealand the peace preservation bill sparked a clash in the legislative assembly with seven labor members suspended amid chaotic scenes and expulsions.
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New Zeaand
New South Wastes
Vancouver
Arawa
Australia
Fiji
Hawaii
New South Wales Liggislature
Sir Henry Parker
New Zealand
London
Legislative Assembly
Glassey
Labor
Frightened with a Razor Ends Youthful Gill's Life
East Kingston New Hampshire Amesbury Massachusetts Oct 16 A sensational death details Frances Gill 19 of Ke shington N H visiting East Kingston when Brown a house boarder shaved and teased her with a razor causing a frightful collapse she died Tuesday from fright and blood fear heart trouble noted Inconsistent blame placed on Brown though hereditary heart condition remains factor May Have To Close Down the Courts Trenton New Jersey Oct 16 Mercer county trials may pause due to treasury strain and dual boards of freeholders Banks refuse loans unless both boards authorize borrowing Otherwise prisoners await trial in jail Newark Oct 16 Republican primaries vollies disputes across Essex County Eisle and Dr H Herald backed by factions Sewell for US senator Gov McKinley campaign stop Columbus Oct 16 McKinley speaks to 5000 at Fourteenth Segment Armory Ex Att Gen Nash presides Olga Nethe rsole makes American debut in Gattie's The Transgressor at Palmer s Theater Waller for Congress Norwich Oct 16 Ex Gov Thomas M Waller nominated by Democrats for Third district congress likely to decline
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East Kingston
N. A
Amesbury
Mass
John Gill
Kensington
N. H
Frances
Brown
Miss Gill
Mss Gill
Trenton
N. J
Mercer County
Justice Abbott
New York Markets Highlight Weak Wheat and Declines Across Commodities
Wheat prices slip 1 percent under December, corn and oats down, beef slow but calves steady. Beans and peas fall amid unsettled market. butter and cheese vary by region. Fruits, poultry, vegetables show mixed softness with several items at lower quotes across the board.
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Ste
Beeves
Texas
Ti@llc
Pennsylvania
Western Dairy
Jersey
State
Baldwin
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
State of
Pacific Coast
Uye
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Philadelphia
Long Island
Maine
New Jersey
Vineland
Virginia
Lease Lost and McKinley to Speak in New Orleans
Northern Pacific loses Chicago terminals lease to Baltimore & Ohio but expects a contract memorandum to surface. McKinley has agreed to speak in New Orleans on Saturday night October 20, after canceling Ohio engagements. Armenian patriarch Azarian delays Rome visit due to powers opposing church union. Diphtheria epidemic closes Frankstown Township schools in Hollidaysburg, five deaths in the area amid quarantines blamed on New York air children.
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New York
Northern Pacific Company
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
McKinley
New Orleans
Columbus
Ohio Republican Committee
Ferris
Louisiana Republican Committee
Fifth Avinue Hotel
Ohio
Rome
Azarian
Constantinople
Holy See
Vatican
Hollidaysburg
Franksntown Township
New York City
Trust Secrets Sold in Cordage Trust Suit
The Cordage trust secrecy suit in New York before Judge Freedman ends with a dismissal. Nesbitt V Davenport accused George B Hulme of paying 20000 and buying 6000 shares to obtain four years of inside trust data. Davenport claimed extensive dividend and loss figures, but the court ruled a confidential servant cannot sell employer secrets. The case’s appeal was noted. Quarantine conditions arise from a Kronprins Frederick Wilhelm steerage passenger with suspected smallpox. 499 steerage are isolated at Hoffman Island for 14 days, cabin passengers disinfected. Dr William Alvin Bartlett, long-time NYC Presbyterian pastor, resigns for ill health and plans Europe trip after November farewell sermon.
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New York
Cordage Trust
T18
Davenport
Hulme
I.seae
Cercreeree
Tillime
Freedman
Kronprings
Frederick Wilhelm
Naples
Talmadge and
Sanborn
Hoffman Island
Bartlett
Washington
William Alvin Bartlett
New York Avenue
Legality of Pasters and Other News Clippings
Albany voices debate voting constitutional amendments by pastes to aid literate voters in preparing ballots. Connecticut Baptists convene in Norwich. Geo M. Stone elected president with nine ministerial changes and nineteen new pastors. Fifteen Apalachicola fishermen drown after storm. bodies recovered from Sand Island. Belvidere Democrats nominate Ezra Gulick and Michael McCabe for assembly in Warren County, pledging to back a US senator free of corporate influence.
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Albany
Connecticut Baptist Ministers
Norwich
Conn
Baptist Ministers of
Connecticut
Geo. M. Stone
D. D
Hartford
C. Sage
New Haven
Teurer
Apalachicola
Fla
Sand Island
Belvidere
N. J
Warren County
Ezra P. Gulick
Vienna
Michael McCabe
Oxford
United States
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