Restriction of Immigration Must Be Fair and Impartial
A fragmented transcription argues for immigration limits based on equal treatment and moral principles. It contends any policy must be impartial, universal, and grounded in equity, aiming to protect the republic while avoiding discrimination. The text references citizenship standards, national righteousness, and the danger of invasion as reasons for selective immigration, urging lawful, nonbiased application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin
Cricealn
Sanalen
Points on People notes from Shelocta and nearby towns
A montage of brief travel and visit notices shows Harry Williams leaving Shelocta at 8:30 for Cleveland, Claude Thompson in Jeannette visiting Indiana, Miss Mary Lowlawon and Laura Hasinger headed to Pittsburgh and Apollo respectively, with several other residents traveling to Buffalo Toronto Baltimore Altoona and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Shelocta
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Lewis
Philadelphia
Rena Caldwell
Preas
Judiace
The
Viciity
Marilou Gente
Sarai Asidwell
Marion Quater
Pittsburg
Indiana
Hine Arts Academy
New York
New York City
Pittsburgh
Endorsement of St Louis Wrought Iron Range firm staff
A strong endorsement from Latrobe businessmen praises the sales and labor corps of the St Louis Wrought Iron Range Company. The letter lists local supporters including bankers, merchants, and professionals who commend the workers for honesty and capability as they pursue their next jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrought Iron Range Co
Latrobe
St. Louisa Wrought Iron Range Company
St. Louis
Jos. Barnett
Citizens’ National Bank
J. A. McCombs
John H. Rook
Justine of the
J. McKievey
Strouse Co
M. Goldenson & Co
EF. Seubert
Reataurant
L. W. McCurdy
D. W Peoples
Q. W. McHenry
Hotel McHenry
Geo. B. Geary
R. O. Wolfe
M. & Charoh
O. O. Slater
Oraries
T. King
O. H. Eiseman
B. Smith
Rossel & Flowers
E. O. Richey
Latrobe Carriage Co
J. A. Mc
J. (Jarest
James F. Dovey
Peopl
Hotel Loyal
J. M. McKnight
W. A. Paxton
Liveryman
J. J. Pepperday
Ploar
Jauu Golds
Flour Sud
Palmer Ousted as Public Printer in Roosevelt Push
Washington reports say President Roosevelt demanded Public Printer Palmer resign and remove Oscar J. Ricketts and B. C. Hi iw from the prints office. The move shifts oversight to the Keep commission and hints at a wider reorganization of the government printing office with officials named from the census bureau and the Philippines. The office pays 4,500 dollars yearly with around 7 million in annual disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Obiee
Roosevelt
Ma. Widaner
Toth
Mir. Palmer
Oscar J. Ricketts
B. OC
Mr. Palmer
Uhoagis
Roosevele
Eretines
Ricketts and Hay
Keep
Ricketts
Hay
Keep Commission
Jon Leech
Pible
Philippines
Governament Printing Office
Torfey
Marshall Field Weds Chicago Millionaire Merchant
Marshall Field of Chiesa and Mrs. Arthur Caton wed at St. Margaret's Westminster in a ceremony attended by relatives and dignitaries. The groom arrived at noon and was escorted to the church by attendants. The bride wore a grey chiffon gown with lace and a large picture hat amid a restrained reception for close acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur Caton
Lomlow
Marshall Field
Chiesa
St. Margaret's Westminster
Herbert Hensley-tenson
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Satie Kirshbaum
St. Margaret's
Eagle
Abassador
Marshallield
Intricate Victorian Advert Text Segment
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled trade notice listing various goods and vendors. It mentions wax paper ledgers envelopes and different sizing, plus references to Cream of Wheat style products and several ambiguous names and places. The fragment lacks clear events or identities to anchor a single news item.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pa
Ty the
Indiana Publishing CompAny
Walter H. Jackson
Onlee
Priatins Miankioeetid
Helltiary
Carpenter Avenue
Wenry GC. Potter
KNOC
Claudez Thompson
Jeannette
Mary Lolawaon
Pituairn
Mise Sallie Ransom
Company of Indias
John W. Stewart
Buffalo
Niagara
Toronto
Harry White Jr
Pitesburg
Ed H Sutton
Altoora
Thera Fhay
Baltimore
Mosers
Winds
Irwin Smith
Howe Lass
Laura Havinger
Susan Hasinger
Apollo
Hasinger
Tion
Printing Office
Condi
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesdatce
Luanne Monniy Brewing Company
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Mie
Packers
Chicago Packers
J. 8
Viler
Searde
Worcestur
Railway Systum
Normal
Indiana State Normal
Thioeley
Missee Ann Short
Maple Avenue
Martel Hirron
Feirfield Avenue
Mary and
Katherine Mariay
Bath Ward
Stella M. Danghlis
Broadetrest
Eleanore Wiener
South Side
Hiazchetth Mar Heb
Mite
Mary Quin
Johnetown Tribune
Purspurcs
Dambosch
Ed Sousa
Hergert
Creatore
Sorrentino
Sousa
Sagh—House Ang Dos
Hotel Montgomery
Fernave
North Ninth St
sAnh-Youngstown
Harneys
George W. Wheeler & Son
Farmers’ Bank Bldg
Gilbert
Marshall Building
Saln
Los—Saral
White Collie
Fred Jamison
Eberle
General Woreman
Pennsylvania Railroad Car Shops
Altoona
Pennsylvania
A. 1
Gilbert, Savings and Trust Building
Hall's
Philadelphia Street
Healy Hall
Loughby '’S
Kuhn
W.rr.oughby & Company
Whaker Sunrays
H. Sutton
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Phila
J.C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Roraeres
Indiana Matinee Club
Murray & Mackey Co
J. M. Donavin
John J. Murray
Hearts of the
Blue Ridge
Matines
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