Great Debate on Literature and the Power of the Press
Dr Talmage warns against unclean books and sensational newspapers urging readers to burn or discard corrupt literature. He urges an elevated Christian taste, condemns novels and lurid pictorials, and praises wholesome, uplifting writing as vital to society.
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Wastixaton
D. C
Talmage
Paul
Ephesus
Sina
Flere
Angola
Henry J. Raymond
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Watson Webb
Erastus, Brooks
Thomas Kinsella
London
Hawthorne
McKenzie
Landon
Hunt
Arthur
Misa Edgeworth
Walter Scott
Cooper
Charles Kingsley
Thackeray
Dickens
God
School Nuiss
Tam
Roosevelt and Hanna clash over civil service reform
The column recounts Theodore Roosevelt launching sharp attacks on civil service violations by McKinley running mate Hanna. It questions Roosevelt’s motives and political rivalries, referencing Kansas City Times and a fable about a good dog and a bad dog to illustrate partisan tensions and tainted figures in the era.
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Bryan
Mark Hanna
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Ohio
Arthur
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinley
Hanna
Senate
Mr. Dick
Neely
Rathbone
Cuba
Teddy
Ohioan
Kansas City Times
Jook
Ice Trust
San Francisco Star
Cartoons and politics critique in Evansville article
The Evansville Courter argues that a Puck cartoon depicting streetcar drivers as anarchists misreads 1896 rhetoric. It maintains Bryan and Democrats didn’t cause labor troubles and McKinley deserves praise for wheat yields, condemning partisan bias in the depiction.
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Puck
St. Louis
Chicago
Bryan
The
New York Times
Democratic Party
McKinley
Vansville Courter
Trusts and monopoly in docks spark anti trust debate
A Political Fabte argues that New Yorks great ich trust rests on dock monopoly rather than organization and that trusts advance only through trade, transport, and land monopolies. Abolish these and anti trust laws would be unnecessary, as illustrated by a fable versified in editorials.
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Chicago
Ich Trust
New York
Star
Opinion of the Press on Civil Service Reform and Roosevelt Era
A compilation of editorial takes decrying political spoils, malfeasance in Cuba, and backing Roosevelt while judging the 1900 Republican platform. It contrasts calls for independent public enterprises with concerns over cabinet expansion and labor policy, noting partisan divides and the role of business interests in governance.
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Springfield
Mass
Hoar
Boutwell
Edmunds
Reat
Hanna
Lodge
Roosevelt
Far East
Transit Schedule Fragments Describe City Rail Stops And Times
A fragmentary transit notice lists multiple routes and stations including Salteburg Freeport Springdale Allegheny Butler Branch Altoona Pittsburgh and Indiana lines with various weekday and Sunday times. It names J Hutchenson and J Moore as general managers and mentions general passenger agent details in a garbled OCR entry.
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Touce
Agenror Conau
Altoona
Phtaburg
Indiana
Biatravile
Wookaya
Western Viatriet
Corpor Pittarvenne
Suithiald Street
Pittsburg
J. Hutchensoon
J. Ke Moo
General Pass Agh
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg By Passenger Schedule Pickup
On and after January 1 1900 passenger trains arrive and depart Punxsutawney. Northbound services include a 6:30 am weekday accommodation for Big Run DuBois Falls Creek Brookville Ridgway Johnsonburg Mt. Jewett Bradford and connections at C M Junction for Clearfield and intermediate points. A daily Vestibuled Limited at 12:10 pm to DuBois Falls Creek Ridgway Johnsonburg Mt. Jewett Bradford Buffalo and Rochester with Clearfield connections to Raynoldsville. Weekday 2 pm service for Big Run Stanley DuBois Talle Creek Brackwayville Ridgway Johnsonburg Mt. Jewett Bradford. Weekdays Pittsburgh bound 6:40 am accommodation for Big Run Sykes Stanley Dukola Mulka Creek? Curwenayilla and Gleasonfeld and 8:00 am westbound service to Butler Pittsburgh. 10 am Vestibuled Limited to Dayton Craigsville Butler Pittsburgh. For tickets and timetables contact TL McGaw or Jow C Larey.
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Big Bun
DuBois
Falls Craek
Brookway Villy
Idx Way
Johnsonburg
Mt. Jewett
Bradford
Clearfield
Intermediate Paints
Lock Haven
Williamsoo
Philadelphia
Dally
Falls Oat Ridgway
Bradeford
Buffalo
Rochester
Falla Creek
Raynoldsville
Big Run
Stanley
Talla Creek
Brackwayville
Ridgway
Mt. Jawatt
Pittsburgh
Sykes
Sranley
Puoxsutawaoy
C. Larey
Gan. Pas
Agt
N.Y
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OL Talmage
Yor Russell
John Angell James
England
Church of Christ
Skinley
Jo Atratt
Opinion OF the Press
Manna
Indianapolis News
Ind
New York Journal
Dem
Marcus
William
Hanny
Wichita
Kan
San Juan
Calvary
Jesus
Evansville
S . Aash
Daugherty
W. S. Daugherty
Democrats
Chicago Dispatch
Democrat
Silver-Knight and
Washington Intelligencer
New York Daily World
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Post
Pittsburg Daily Post
American Agriculturist and
Century
the Democrat
Scribner’s Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine
Cosmopolitan
World Almanac
Church St
Indians, Pa
Allegueny Valley Rasilwax
Nortoward
Worry
Kiski Junction
Kittanning
Corry
Niagara Express
Kittannio
Oil City
Brady
Kinki d Junction
Itusville
Kisk Junction
Co. Censor
Titusville
Pittgburg
Klaximetas Junction
Oil City Express
Kiski Dunation
Off City
Csereeree Test Sernee
Buffalo Express
Isayea
Iitteburg
Arrivag
Kittanolng
Emienton
Kiaki Junction
Brady Accomm
Junction
Expreas
Oil Guy
Kiskt
Arrivgg
PLS
Isseesserees Emienton
Jesues
Emiento
Wkittanning
Kittannin Resseeerranne
Piltaburg
Cesses Scheressersreenee iKittannig
Fblttanning
Accom
Kittan
OU City
eTitugville
Pittsville
Pittsbure
Temlenton
Laave
Pittaburg
Dalty
Tsunday
Pullman Buffet
Niagara
Bree
Day Express
Attaburg
Southern H
Lee Bsiba
Shen Stiar
Insylvania Railroad
Pec
Koo. Co
Bouthward
Tance
ANA. Tees LY
Homer
Rey
Tost
Blairsville
Cokeville
Reeser
Lance
Tilaleville
Biniravitle
Tulle Cs Csen
Rugh Persist Bis
Uraveton
Hi. O
Rosaiu
Laprana Pa
C. W. Rink
Philadelphia Street
Court House
Indiana, PA
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Punxentawney
A. J. Booth
Gen
Tratile Mer
Coolidge
Gen. Pass
Q . Sherman
Tray
Pasa
Wheeling
W. Va
Snow & GO
Patent Lawyers
Washington
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