Free Coal and Local Politicking in Freeland Dart
Freeland editorial discusses subscription notes for the TNOS paper, then shifts to Luzerne County politics. It endorses P. A. O’Boyle for district attorney, critiques the Earth Whose Is It letters on land rights, praises railroad workers led by John H. Rice, and argues for free bituminous coal to aid miners while contrasting Hines and Leisenring on tariff honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wilson Hill
Billy Hines
Coal Combine
Luzerne
Hines
Leisenring
Leisenringer
Powerful Cardinal Jacobini Heads Rome Propaganda Office
A New York Advertiser report describes Cardinal Jacobini as the de facto head of Rome’s propaganda office, directing missionaries worldwide, and notes his amiable manner and potential to succeed Leo XIII. The piece highlights his control over the Propaganda Fide and influence in library treasures and the Vatican circle. It also mentions women working as stationmasters in Victoria, Australia, and the cost savings these appointments deliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
Cardlinal Jacobini
Propaganda
Rome
Est
Iial Simeoni
Cardinal Jacobini
America
Far East
Japan
China
Cores
India
College of the Propaganda
Cardinal Jacobin
Rampolla
College of Cardinals
Pope Leo
Nome
British Museum
Chicago
Alexander VI
Hessrni
Vatican
Jacobini
Leo
Veter
Jutas Pope
Obind
Sts
Australia
Rai
Victoria
Trish Society
Hhe
The Strike Commission Seeks Public Confidence in Labor Inquiry
The Atle Men Who Are Now Investigating the Debs Boycott, appointed by the president, gains public confidence according to Leslie's Weekly. Members Carroll D. Wright John D L Kernan and Judge Nicholas E B Worthington are praised for temper, ability, and economic study. The board will elicit authoritative facts to inform future discussion on strikes and labor versus capital, though it has no authority on the Pullman strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atle
Lng
Leslie
Carroll D. Wright
National Commissioner of Labor
John DL. Kernan
New York
Railroad Commission
Nicholas EB. Worthington
Illinois
Cranberries suggested to relieve cholera symptoms
Dr Goriansky a Russian physician claims raw cranberry juice, either pure or mixed with water, can relieve throat and vomiting in Asiatic cholera. He asserts internal remedies must cure catarrh, not local applications, and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a nonquack, blood purifying internal treatment from B J Cheney & Co Toledo priced at seven and a half cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goriansky
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Refo Wich Promises Full Value Yet Low Prices
A Freeland retailer pledges customer satisfaction with full value refunds on all clothes and guarantees free repairs for one year. He touts new bright stock, latest styles, and made to measure at ready-made prices, claiming unbeatable price and service in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refowich
Freeland
Home Comfort Range Endorsement from White Haven
White Haven August 19 1894 certificate from Mrs Sarah Fairchild and Ziba Fairchild attesting to a Home Comfort steel range. They praise quick water boiling, good baking, compact size, cleanliness versus cast iron stoves, minimal ashes, convenient warm closets, and overall satisfaction with the Wrought Iron Range Company product of St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven
I. C. Robinson
Sarah Fairchild
Ziba Fairchild
Wrought Iron Range Company
St. Louis
Castoria nostalgia ad echoes through childhood days
An old time advertising voice recalls Castoria as a remedy from infancy to motherhood, praising its comforting use for children and listing party supplies from Laubach and McDonald's wrappers at low prices, evoking a bygone era of accessible treats and family gatherings.
Central American exile news and secret departure details
Gen Antonio Ezeta and his attorney Rubens and De Quesada left San Francisco secretly for Mexico after privately buying tickets. Ezeta intends to raise an army to oust enemies and possibly pursue Salvadoran or broader political goals. Extradition of Lieut Col Juan Cienfuegos to San Salvador is ordered. he awaits in Alameda jail claiming defiance even if extradition proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Antonio Ada
Rubens and
de Quesada
Mexico
Ezuta
New York
Dotaine
Oakland Pier
Reguar
Central America
Ezeta
Salvador
Colico
Mexico City
Theresa
Baeza
Oakland
Cal
Juan Cienfuegos
San Salvador
Morrow
Alameda County
Cos
Clares
YORKTOWN TO JOIN CHINA SQUADRON IN ASIATIC WATERS
secretary Herbert orders the Yorktown docked at Mare Island for urgent repairs to sail by Oct. 20 toward Yokohama around Nov. 10, joining Machias and expanding the Asiatic fleet with Charleston and other ships. Captain Folger, late ordnance chief, commands the 1700 ton vessel with 2600 horsepower and 17 knot speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sam
Moreneand
Washington
Herbert
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pacific
San Francisco
Beringsea
Folger
Naval Ordnance
China
Yorktown
Honolulu
Yokohama
Europe
New York
Charleston
Baltimore
Concord
Petrel
Monoracy
United States
Chicago Players Sign Contracts With Club For Next Year
President Hart secured signatures from Kittredge Terry Stratton Griffith Abbey Anson Decker Lange Ryan and Stewart for the Chicago baseball club for next year. Remaining members were urged to sign, ending rumors that top players would join the Association club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hart
Chicago Baseball Club
Kittredge
Terry
Stratton
Griffith
Abbey
Anson
Decker
Lange
Ryan
Stewart
Association
Kow Shing Charter Says Ship Commanded By Galsworthy
London reports Captain Galsworthy, commander of the Chinese transport Kow Shing, testified that a secret clause in its charter with the Chinese government declared that if Japanese hostile movement threatened the Kow Shing, the ship would be treated as Chinese property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kow Shing
London
Central News
Galsworthy
Bevvets Inter state fair pace for six thousand
Patchen brothers Robert J and Joe Patchen will pace at the Inter state fair October 9 for a purse of 6000 dollars at Princeton New Jersey news reports date September 20 1899 mention Princeton College opening with 1185 students and 273 in the incoming class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx City
Laryt
Robert J
Joe Patchen
Princeton
N. J
Princeton College
Homansville
David Gooseby
Susan Builer
Paris
le Suir
Manama Canal
Joan
Uie
Newark
Cashion & Flynn
Chapel Street
New Orleans Dlub
Ayer
Mass
Columbian Manufacturing Company
Greenville
Wncative
New York
William FB. Keller
The
Keller Engraving and Printing Company
William Street
George W. de Lano
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
John Scott
WIM
St. Paul
Adams Express Company
Sandford
L. C. Weir
Cincinnati
Trenchard
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dept
Carlisle
Willatt
Daly's Theatre
United States
Treasury
United Garment Cutters of America
Slde Board of Arbitration
Naval Observatory
Navy
Wth Suveces
Mme, Farseh- Mahdi
Warrenville
Somerset County
Water Street
Monticello
Hiram Osterhout
Jacob Moore
Bush
Osterhout
Moore
Hourleyville
Grain and produce prices show activity on cash markets
New York market notes cash grain prices for wheat and corn hold or rise modestly after reports of higher visible supply. Butter, cheese, and fruit prices ease as receipts remain liberal. Hogs and cattle mix with lighter country demand while olives and archæologist Rossi die in Rome at age 72.
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Limas
Lima
California
Aly
State
Colry Firkins
Western
Pollowine
Lea State
Hood
Isis
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Cranberrius
Cape Cod
Pacific Coast
Ile
Huy
Long Island
Jersey
Vineland
South Jersey
Virginia
Colorados
Rangers
Colorado
Texas
Geo
McDonald’s Velvet Rag Ads Draw Attention at Three Dollar Price
Readable ad fragments note McDonald’s velvet rags priced at three dollars drawing shopper interest. The copy hints at limited stock and possible promotional display but lacks full product details or dates.
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TNOS
A. Buckley
Tiphorn and Proprietor
Marx Smeet Asove Centar
Tor
Grover Cleveland
Grover Ia
Luzerne County
P. A. O'Boyle
Lehighton
John H. Rice
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Rice
the Holy Propaganda
Aafie
Idinat
Jacomine
the Strike Commission
United States LI
Ato
Doe
Castoria
Laubach
Ezsta
Yorktown Depernd
Puntolini
Kingston
John Dareman
Hurley
Ulster County
Newburgh
Dearman
John Branthover
Albany
Hicago Club
Shortlidge
T Media
Swithin c, Shortlidge
Academy
Philadelphia
Lord Hawke
All Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Jean Baptiste Rossi
J. W. Macready
Reprxnnovai
Sla
PMV Greane
Christy's Book Store
GEO. Wise
Jeddo and
J. B. Young
Central Christian Advocate
Frank Beard
Hunt & Eaton
Fifth Ave
N.Y. C’y
N. Maley Dennist
Birkbeck
Witte Carr
P. Mattowns M
George Fisher
No. 6
Walnut Street
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