Interior Affairs and Secretary Hitchcock Report
Interior affairs cover broad interests with Hitchcock issuing a seventh annual report. It praises his leadership, highlights actions against depredators, public land management, Indian education, Pension Office disbursements, Patent Office, Geological Survey, and education enrollment, framing growth and policy under the present administration. A brief note advocates simple ballots amid Philadelphia Union League elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior
Honthan Allen Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Republic Land
Wise
Pension Bureau
Patent Office
Geological Survey
Dupris
Ballot Reform Debate in the City Election System
An Inquirer discussion on ballot forms raises questions about blanket sheets and home prepared ballots. It argues for secrecy, honest counting, easy ballot box openings, and anti bribery measures while considering the ideal ballot design and voter simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Caiddaten
Roo
Usiny
the Inquirer
Sti
Over the Tea Cups and Christmas Cheer Across Pages
A collage of holiday recital fragments and editorial excerpts notes on Christmas prayers, discipline in youth, church architecture, a militia training mishap, and a word recall debate. It includes a patronizing tale from Cleveland Leader and a testimonial for Electric Bitters, claiming cure for stomach and liver troubles.
Fatal Fall of Coal at Henry Mine Plains
A foreign laborer named George Kohan, about 20, employed as a miner at the Henry coal mine in Plains, was crushed to death when a rock and coal collapsed. It took some time to free him, and his body was removed to his home. The report notes the tragic accident as a severe, fatal mining incident with limited details on the cause and immediate rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Aristotle
Broadway Tabernacle
Church of
New York
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles Parkhurst
Scottish Town & Company
Macphee
Jock
Fence
Hlavale
Henry
Plains
George Kohan
Ity
Lehigh Valley
Pts Sountey Ced
Papapaia
Jesse Tir
Suess
Neltel
Mall Free
Romaot
Rafferes
Kilmer
Binghamton
Aiream
Amusing Read on Love, Weddings and Flirting
A column of humorous vignettes on marriage, love, and social folly. The piece weaves tales of proposals in caves and philosophic musings, then pivots to flirting as a game of signals and deceit. It mentions surgeons, philosophers, alchemists, and clowns offering odd remedies and advice about love.
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Wennide Renorth
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Anx
Ious
the Gazette Printing Office
Pittston
Lax
William Joseph Paok
the Gazette
Aptana
Stamsea
Sioum
Ott
Triton
Beaiaes Inc
Exeter
Exonic Senate
Pittaton Postotice
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 1 Quirer
Union League
Philadelphia
Ite
Syedaemas
Ieee Crema Sars
Pat
Oliver
Cleveland
New York Evening Post
Geo. W. Joffman
Harper, Wash
Muston
de Oreien Minere” Bank
Tom Mlasson
Alchemist
Ives
J. Yates
Eogace Ecegnareae
Wilkesbarre
Jonas Long
Fox
Isabella Fox
Jursey
Giel's
Our Boys’ Clothing Store
Mn Etyle
Norfolk
Nore
Hercules Concrete
Builders
Haltzel
Liberty Street
Spring Street
Child’s Reed
West Pittston, PA
Rocker
Matthews’ Shoe Factory
Stroh’s
William Street
Allston
Sisposcie Sos
Sippers and
Anas
Tami
Elena Joo
H.G Weeks & CO
Oppenheimer
Pinston—Corstain and
William
Pottston
Cam
Elgin
Jewelry Store
North Main Street
Ferry Bridge
ACME
Luzerne Ave
West Pittston
Sader
Afanud
Walters
Barritt
N. Main St
Business Directory
Scranton
Khan Rover
Atory Morgan Broek
Gollecttone
Nvaesios
Stfion
Wouxsa
Bite
Crawford
Gare Hew
Reo I Renate
Repay
Mgcteo
Burveyere Tak
Parke
Jon A. Zonnron
Ying Broad
Isenaictig Promot
Cnet
Alan Tome
Prometig
Fosters
Eromneyy
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