Tribune prints letters policy and Fahey politics note
The piece discusses letter submissions to The Tribune requiring real names and editorial revision. It also comments on John Fahey and the Lackawanna Democratic push for a recorder, noting concerns about judicial involvement in political management and license court implications. The author backs Fahey politically but warns about judges entering party operations.
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Tribune
John J. Pahey
Mr Pahey
Fahey
John Fahey
Lackawanna
President Roosevelt lauded for advancing international justice
A letter from Baron d'Estournels de Constant to President Roosevelt praises his stance on The Hague tribunal and international arbitration. It notes U S and Mexico opened the gates to arbitration while Europe remained passive, urging governments to honor Article 27 and push justice and progress. A Minnesota court ruling on bribery by a whiskey offer for sales is briefly noted.
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Prenchmen
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Hague Tribunal
New World
United States
Mexico
San Juan
Minnesota
Lawmaker Pushes US Power to Seize Coal Mines
Senator Mason plans to introduce a bill allowing the attorney general to court for appointment of receivers or seizure of coal mines during long strikes. He cites 50 000 constituents and argues the measure aligns with general welfare and Supreme Court practice. Critics, including Senator Magon, warn of constitutional and enforcement challenges.
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Washington
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Mmness
Supreme Court
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Federal power in coal strike debate urged bold action
The piece questions federal seizure of coal mines without compensation and outlines limits of government authority. It notes that a receivership cannot force retired miners back without concessions, discusses Mason’s plan flaws, and argues Roosevelt’s intervention was a personal, not official, move. It urges Senate discussion of the pivotal issue.
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Airtire
Pennsylvania
Jioosevelt
Rail rate extortion cited as threat to public welfare
Discussion at the American Economic Association in Philadelphia centers on reforms to curb rate abuses in rail transport. Prouty argues consolidation risks public extortion while proposing a federal commerce court to enforce orders, countering opposition from rail interests.
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American Eoconomic Association
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Baturdiy
Mississippi River
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Chicago
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Commerce Court
Sue Préeine Court
Iie
Times
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
State on child protection and labor union trends
The article urges continued vigilance to protect children under 14 employed in day labor while noting a 10 percent rise in New York City labor union membership to 59,000 and a 12 percent decline in Troy. It questions reasons for the mixed union trends and the impact on education and wages.
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New York City
Commissioner of Labor
Troy
General J Franklin Bell Promoted and Road Building Noted
A Washington dispatch lauds General J Franklin Bell for a rapid rise from lieutenant to brigadier general and highlights his Philippine road work in Laguna and Batangas provinces. Bell directs macadamized roads, aims to link Calamba and Batangas with future lines, and plans wagon train transport to improve commerce and movement in the region.
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Luzon
Wat
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Lugon
J. Franklin Bell
General Bell
Calambas
Laguna
Batangas
Philippines
United States
Bell
Leonard Wroeodik
Wraublin Belle
Colonel Wint
Pike and Minnow Tale From a Brooklyn Stream
A fragmentary verse scene describes a modest pike floating in a stream and a young minnow trying to pass by. A sudden cloud darkens the brook and the minnow disappears. The text references a J. M. in the New York Times.
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Tierran
J. M
New York Times
Typhoid Fever How to Halt Its Spread
The New York Sun warns typhoid spreads mainly through contaminated water and milk. It cites failures in water supply, wells, and cisterns, and notes epidemics from cracked drains and polluted milk handling. It urges pure water, proper sanitation, and vigilant public health measures to prevent infection.
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United States
Vienna
Danube
Invest- Bution
Alten
Uae
Pepe
Chiles
Five Years of Republicanism 1897 1902 Overview
A brief periodical note contrasts Republican policy from 1897 to 1902 with modern Democratic shifts in 1997. It argues protectionist policy under Republicans produced certain economic outcomes and questions contemporary party strategies. The piece cites unnamed figures and generic comparisons without detailed data or named institutions.
Boots Shoes Annual Sale Promises Big Savings
Fourteenth annual Boots and Shoes sale promotes factory-to-foot pricing. Advertises men's gum boots, snag proof boots, children's rubber boots and felt boots for youths and boys with prices from $1.50 to $2.00, claiming thousands of shrewd buyers confirm the savings. The notice emphasizes basement and store locations and wide assortments.
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PLAD
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