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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
7
The speech lauds unbounded prosperity driven by laws and policy while warning against unwise regulation that could curb growth. It cites a strong economy, widespread wealth, and savings, then urges balancing industrial progress with prudent measures to curb evil without hindering overall gains.
A political piece argues trusts require nationwide unity to curb corporate power. It emphasizes coordinated reforms and broad public support as essential to restraining monopolies and protecting democratic interests.
A President addresses tariff as distinct from trust regulation, arguing stability and reciprocity as tools. He favors careful reform of tariffs to avoid harming domestic competition, supports national regulation of large corporations, and calls for expert study and potential legislation to curb monopolistic practices.
The article discusses fair treatment for labor and capital, the need to curb unscrupulous actors, and solving the labor problem with sane, farsighted approach. It notes federation trends in both business and labor, acknowledging benefits and potential evils of both. Opposition should target bad conduct in specific entities, not entire corporations or unions, given their role in beneficial work for the common good.
The nation should pursue harmony between organized labor and capital, upholding law, liberty, and justice. Leaders urge a cabinet level secretary of commerce to oversee interstate corporations, with broad powers to balance interests and curb hostility in politics and business.
The speaker advocates a reciprocity treaty with Cuba arguing it benefits both nations and strengthens American influence in the Caribbean. He praises The Hague’s permanent tribunal, cites U S Mexico cases as success stories, and urges Congress to consider Hawaiian fire claims, urging peaceful arbitration over war whenever possible.
President lauds American policy and civil progress in the Philippine Islands. He commends the army and civil authorities for constructive statesmanship, praises Filipino cooperation, notes troop totals and past wrongdoings, and urges reform in militia and National Guard structures.
President Roosevelt urges a larger navy with stronger gunnery and manning, and calls for expanded post office, irrigation, and Alaska legislation. He stresses safe crews, better training, and continued buildup to deter foreign threats while defending domestic growth and Indian absorption at a measured pace. He also praises rural delivery gains and urges fisheries, forest protection, and district reforms.
The speaker urges immediate isthmian canal construction at Panama with good title from the French company and Colombia's assent. He argues the canal boosts American power, industry, and world stability while promoting orderly development in tropical America and warning against outside aggression. The Pacific Cable request from 1901 is discussed, with deferral due to upcoming Congress.
The cable company prepared to use U S soundings to speed laying a trans Pacific line to China via Honolulu and the Philippine Islands. Conditions on access and landing were set, including a maximum rate for commercial messages and a line from the Philippines to China. An all American route is anticipated to be ready for business within months.
James Laughlin and Alex Kelso spent Tuesday in the ward. Mr and Mrs Bert Sias welcome a boy. Miss Stella Liken visits W C Patterson. The Rev William Taylor remains weak as he nears illness. Maria French of Harborbridge recovering. Mrs Frank of New Castle visiting Bloom. Mr and Mrs Robert Morse welcome a daughter. Albert Thomas returns home from Evans City. Thanksgiving travel for Miss Annus Palen and Miss Ora Taylor. Rev Schumen preached at First Presbyterian. John Ri Albin returns from Pardee. Abram Cox visits from Redlands.
The ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from E C DeWitt & Co Chicago as a cure for piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit imitations. It lists local pharmacies Cuddbison Huston Paisley New Castle and Mahoningtown as retailers.
Lovie McNamee fell over a foot embankment and broke the right leg below the knee in Pittsburg area. He was treated and remained at home while the bone knit. The fall was blamed on slippery yellow clay during a heavy rain. Local residents visited and several others were noted visiting Pittsburg and Mt Jackson over Thanksgiving weekend.
Robert Miller of 125 Home Street visited St Johns Hospital in Pittsburg Tuesday for removal of his right eye. The optic was destroyed by a thorn suffered a week earlier while hunting, and surgeons could not save it.
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