Four Months and Two Months Mentioned in Onomastic Note
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Not Afraid to Name Him
The letter debates party reform and criticizes Congressman Hines as a protectionist who betrays Democratic principles. It argues for purging cowards and rascal politicians, urges naming opponents, and notes local press stances. Includes rhetoric on tariffs and mentions Singerly, McNelis, and Luzerne County races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Thien
Tribune
Wither Brive
Newsrealer
Tihwexe
Hines
Triunt
Singerly
McNelis
Wilkes-Barre
Hazard Wire Works
Plymouth
Congress
Luzerne County
News from the Orient reports Chinese and Japanese war news
The Asahi states a US China treaty is completed with minister plenipotentiary appointed for ratification. Shanghai Mercury mutters about Korea, Li Hung Chang, and empress dowager politics. Beijing talks of demobilization, armistice mediation, spy cases, and foreign naval actions amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Asahi
United States
Dun
The
Chines
Great Britain
China
Shanghai Mercury
Pekin
Korea
Moukden
Benin
Chang Tse Tung
Li Hung Chang
Hung Chang
Tien Tsi Yamen
Chang Tsung
Chang Tsu Tung
Li Ming Ching
Tekin
Shanehat
Shanghai
Heljo
Fung Tong Tao
Gazan
Jernigan
Japan
Che Poo
Jinsen
Korean
Russia
France
Vladivostock
Tonquin
Saya
Yomiuri
China Merchants 8
W. Company
Multiple regional notices and legal actions drift through September reports
Widespread business pickup in Connecticut and Massachusetts with Norfolk hosiery and Puritan Shirt factory restarting. Albany notes appointing Major Cochran as assistant judge advocate general and a Buffalo bicycle protection group filing. Providence reports Rodman Manufacturing plants reopening October 1 after months idle. Corning and Scranton cover court sentences and bar admissions. Vermont and New York items include theft, indictments, and a chess league formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Norfolk
Provincetown
Mass
Albany
Almet F. Jenks
W. H. A. Cochran
Brooklyn
Buffalo Cycle Protective Association
Buffalo
Providence
Rodman Manufacturing Company
Lafayette
Silver Spring
Wakefield
Shady Lea
Corning
N. Y
Bath
Yeoman
John Scouten
Auburn
Scranton
Terence Vv. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Lackawanna County
Powderly
New York City
Washington
Schofield
John Milton Thompson
Mth Infantry
Hartford
Connecticut
National Guard
Rockville
Tolland County
Dora
Luzerne
Hudson River
Tulmers' Falla
New York
United States District Attorney
Augustine Daly
Elliott
Eliott
Mills Island
London
Meadville
C. P. Gbeitten
W. Rh. Hoag
Britton
Hows
Frances Belt Wickersham
Samuel Morris Wickersham
Pittsburg
St. Peter's
Hadfield
England
Hadfield Steel Foundry Company
Sheffield
Lockport
Supreme Court
Ward
Str
Holmer
Hakes
Delayan
Solomon Hakes
Westerly
Devonshire
Marry Makes
Wilkesbarre
Judge Hakes
Hornellaville
Xeept
New Haimpahtre
Pussue
N. J
St. Michael's Ronan Catholic Church
Don Murray
Bergen County
Newark
Daniel Mullane
Christie Street
Mullane
Joe Clootch
Peckville
Clootch
Sylvester Rutoski
Joe Tuddo
Mike Rutoski
Sylvester
Nine Hour Day Demand by Upholsterers Union
Boston reports members of the upholsterers union seek a nine hour work day without wage cuts. News items cover resignations, rail and theater fires, political clashes, and notable deaths from across the country including Amherst baseball, New Jersey revenue, and a Baltimore area incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Corlisle
Jeremiah O'Rourke
Amherst
Mass
Raymond J. Gregory
Princeton
Amherst Baseball Nine
Newark
N. J
Land
Samuel Klotz
Internal Revenue
Fifth District
New Jersey
Erie
Park Opera House
I. F. Farran
O. H. Gray
J. Clemens
New York
Buenos Ayres
Santa Ana
Cumberland
Richards Elking
Stephen
Elkins
Cheat Mountain Club
W. Va
William Elingwood McDonnell
The
New York Tribune
Plaza Hotel
Mr. McDonnell
Portland
Chicago
Dick Roche
J. Harry Ballard
Jake Schaeffer
Frank Ives
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Houk
Maples
Gibson
Cosgawell
Whitecaps
Secretary of the Navy
Yantle
Yantie
la Plata
South America
Edward
Victor Kleinsvist
Campbell Street
Washington Street
Consolidated Traction Company
Grand Forks
N. C
Blake H. Durant
Old Shady
Durant
Tist
Ohio Volunteers
Sherman
Oyster Hay
N. Y
Millweck
Oyster Bay
Geo. H. Wheeler
Beokeeper
Chandler & Co
Dry Gooda
Wheeler
Newport
Edith Norman
George H. Norman
William R. Hunter
Norman
Hunter
Rhode Islind
War Department
Plummer
Maryland
Arthur
Ninth Cavalry
Borough School Report Reveals December Enrollment and Attendance
The borough schools report for the first month shows enrollment and average attendance with many pupils achieving high attendance percentages. Several names appear among top attendees while noting the death of primary pupil Francis O Donnell and calls for parental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Gwen
Bessie Johnson
Mary A. Powell
Kathe Winter
Jol W. Lindsay
Freddy Koons
Huth Fletcher
Annie van Dusk
Harry Worrey
George Walper
John Geoppert
Robert Bell
Francis O' Donnell
Edmands
M. Zimmerman
Tillie Lindsay
Lula Schmidt
Nellie Gillespie
Trouble Ahead in Letters over Milinery Openings
A terse exchange reports a businessman pressuring a wife with letters, threatening a row if not stopped. The dialogue mentions ongoing invitations to millinery openings and a political scene where two politicians insist their party ran an honest campaign and claim victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Dix
N. Y
He Wasn't Trifling With The Court
A terse exchange recalls a man in court asked if married. He says he is not married, but his wife is. The judge admonishes and the man asserts his past divorce and his wife’s remarriage, highlighting a comic misreading of matrimonial status in a Texas Siftings column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Harrisburg
Tommy
Mamie
Texia
Court
Alex Sweet
Texas
Siftings
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Freeland Tribune
TNOS
A. Buckley
Eprron and Proprietor
Math Stagger Ancye Centre
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Freeland
J.C. Berner
Fet McDonald’s
McDonald
News From the Orient
Dig Steel Works
Resame
Troy
Bessemer Steel Works
Troy Steel & Tron Company
Hepgood
Truax
Hoprood
Hills
Dr. Sharke
Mulls
Hila
Johnny
America
Boston Transcript
Castoria
Jos. Neuburger
Emporium
Pur
Gcoods
P. O. S. of A. Building
Freeland, PA
Photographe Gallery
Hasleton
Trevaskis
West Broad Street
Hazleton
Philip Geritz
Hall
Viran
Philadelphia
Pittsbury
Reading
Address Halls Specific Company
Lexington Avenue
Citizens’ Bank OF Freeland
Front Street
Capital
Francis Brennan
Temperance
AVA Sional Single Tax Newspaper
Australasia
Engwind
Candia
Brokaw
Buter
Courier Publishing Company
Olive Street
St. Louis
Jeddo
Lumber Yard
Brockton and
Hariious
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Phil
Easton
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Wattsville
Mival
Heenah
White Haven
Glen Summalt
Wilkes
Barre
Pittston
B. Junction
Drifton
Delano
Penanny City
Stockton
Glen Buaninit
Wilkes Favre
Putton
L Wad B
Junction
Wight
Heanch
UB Am
Sai
Judiio
Dvifton
Masten
Dela
Mahanoy
CITAS
Lee
Pasa
Avent
Phila
Rollin TL
Wilbur
East
Rahn
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Hazleton Junction
Harwood
Cranberry
Tombicken
Deringer
Hagleton Junction
Meadow Road
Brookton
Hazlebrook
Het Jeddo
Valual
Humboldt Ida Junction
Hazley Sol
Man
Eton Junction
Jeanenville, Aouenhigh Praction Co
the Tribune
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