Liberty Bell Echoes in Philadelphia Political Battle
In Philadelphia on October 3, a fierce debate erupts over municipal graft and reform led by Mayor Weaver and anti gang groups. The piece portrays a tense contest for county offices amid corruption fears, naming Penrose and others as entrenched figures resisting change.
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Pew
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Old State House
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Harrest
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Quaker City Society
Hye
Durham
Wenger
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Typhoid Death Toll Rising and Library Gift Mentioned
The article notes a rising typhoid toll with officials predicting continued deaths through the month. It also highlights J. Packard gifting a city library building and a pledge that the library will be kept open and under local control, with details on funding and management.
MODEL DAIRY FARM PROCEEDINGS AND VISITORS MENTIONED
Fragmentary report notes visitors from the Taltiniere stock exchange meeting at a dairy farm in Balhae county. Vague references describe teams of floaty horses drawing spectators and a casual account of gatherings and tame Lisag with pastoral features.
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Salvation Army to invade New York Tenderloin
A 1920s New York feature describes Salvation Army plans to crack down on the Tenderloin district. Officials promise internal and external actions to close gambling dens and reform vice zones. The piece notes police roles and cites figures amid a vivid, critical portrait of the district's crime and debauchery.
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Salvation Army
New York
Tenderloin District Described as City’s Dark Heart
A long, lurid account portrays Manhattan’s Tenderloin as a hive of vice with opulent churches and wealthy families nearby. It notes notorious hotels, crime rings, and illicit trades thriving in the streets, with police efforts limited and reform attempts by the Salvation Army urged.
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