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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
The Pittsburg Telegraph argues the President's precedent in labor disputes creates a habitual appeal for executive arbitration. It warns that increasing centralized authority erodes local autonomy, fosters corruption, and cultivates a public dependence on the President for every major issue.
News notes a stand by veteran soldiers against Pattison over a proposed act to fund county burials and headstones for honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines who die in the county. Carlisi speech references Pattison’s years in office, claiming no changes would occur if elected, while grizzled veterans interpret this as a stance toward the poor.
Fragmented OCR text references Memorial Day events, a stone monument at Gettysburg, and veterans. Mentions Pattison, Patterson, and Patriots with a charged insult claim. Vague notes on election ballots and Pickett’s Charge fade into insignificance amid uncertain context.
The article notes rising Republican sentiment in Lazerne County as candidates prepare for next month’s election. It mentions county races, candidate momentum, and voter outlook, with emphasis on party strength shaping contest outcomes.
County Republicans rally at Hazleton praising Congressman Palmer and allies Williamson Mainwaring Jones and Smith. They pledge to cap the new courthouse cost at 100000 dollars and forecast strong support for Pennypacker as governor and for the county ticket. The gathering urged unity to secure a solid GOP majority and prosperity.
The passage discusses faith and hope with biblical references, noting a Hebrew term meaning expectation. It also mentions a shark capture program from January to August, seeking livers, and describes oyster survival in the East Sea requiring high salinity.
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