Apportionment Battle Voices Party Lines in State Speech
Senator Waite condemns the apportionment bill as a partisan ploy to pack districts around Clearfield. He argues the measure violates constitutional directives and weights Luzerne against neighboring counties while exposing Democratic manipulation and grandiose motive for a U S Senate seat.
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Ahern
Senate
Iny
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Seuster
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Commonwealth
Clymeh
Democratic State Executive Committee
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Wirre
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Vallambroso
Republican Party
United States
Roda
Clearfeld
Luzerne
Monroe
Pike
Wayne
Luwere
Bensler
Teaver
Rutan
Pennsylvania
Simon Cameron
United States Senate
Cameron
Clarion and Forest
Prasume
Clarion
Digtriat
Jefferson and
Elk
Jefferson County
Heavill
Elk County
Centre
Yhisia
Bish
Campriate
Clearfield and
Cambria
Clinton
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A Reflection on Mark Two and Unfermented Wine
A fragment discusses Mark 2 22 to interpret Jesus teaching about new wine in new bottles. It debates whether wine at Passover and Cana was unfermented, citing Jewish rules against ferment and the communion use, while noting temperance views and the Bible's mixed stance on wine. It suggests the parable may allude to preserving wine unfermented and aligns with broader questions about fasting and Pharisee cautions.
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Saul
Saylor
Cana
John
Reault
Indiscreet Tales and a Pittsburgh Skeleton Prank
A disjointed tale discusses a wife accused of infidelity and a man’s mute protest, followed by a Pittsburgh physician’s prank with a skeleton. Wags pull the skeleton’s wires to frighten a boy with apples, then the doctor confronts the owner and returns the basket, exposing a rustic ruse.
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Pittsburgh
Jean
Phelon
Practical Joke Scene Involving Doctor Bustinet Visit
In a vaguely dated Congregation Life anecdote a group of young men travel from Massachusetts to Hartford for a visit at a bank. They share religious cards and hope to meet the Doctor, who is described as a frequent visitor. An elderly, well-to-do farmer-type man enters the bank with a strong odor and forceful manner, stirring the young men’s derision.
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Mesaowhile
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Hartford
Avery
Ong
Deaton
Dr. Bustinet
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