Immigration Restriction Sparks Haste in Foreign Steamer Travel
The item reports on attempts by foreign steamship lines to block immigration limits, noting that such efforts are likely to accelerate the enforcement and tightening of police and border controls. The piece reflects prevailing concerns over immigration policy and its impact on travel.
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Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northwest
Valcouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Frrancisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
New York
Two Nations Embrace Peace Treaty Anew
The text extols a treaty between the United States and Great Britain as carefully crafted to avoid entanglement with sovereignty while resolving differences by judicial means. It argues the pact will prevent war, unite religious and civic groups, and advance trade, travel, and cultural exchange under a framework of peaceful cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress
Great Tiltain
Alle Juriste
Truby
Grand Army
Millona da Algegad
Ibis
Salishiry
Mr. Olney
Aouwelle
Wherty
Fetter
Ameren
Vnl
America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tengland
Venezuela
Boards of Trade
Board of Trade
Livitiue Tlon
Chamber of Commerce
United States of America
Great Britain
Washington
War fears and trade fears loom over renewal hopes
The passage argues war between Teng land and America would devastate trade and notes the Venezuela issue delaying prosperity. It criticizes tax and trade groups for opposing arbitration and urges Senators to heed constituents, recounting political figures and party lines in a reflective, historical tone.
Depew Seeks London Ambassadorship Endorsed by Many
The piece urges Chauncey M Depew as ambassador to England, praising his diplomacy, experience, and temperament. It argues President McKinley should appoint him at London, noting his ideal qualifications and the safe handling of American interests at the Court of St James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Bepew
England
Hs Occupa Ni Hite
Nloe
Depew
Court of St. James
Amur Wa
McKinley
My. Depew
London
Governor Black backs Louis F P Payn for state insurance post
The New York governor supports Louis F P Payn as state superintendent of Insurance, showing political backbone and loyalty to trusted allies amid press partisan reaction. Black’s stance reflects firm backing for his chosen candidate and enduring political obligations.
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Louis FP. Payn
Governor Black
New York
New York State
Payn
Black
Defamation Law contrast in Pennsylvania and Sibel system
The piece discusses punitive damages in defamation law as described by Azel F. Hateh and contrasts Sibel law where malice is presumed from publication. It notespunitive damages, criminal penalties, and a shift from presumed innocence to presumed malicious intent upon publication. It raises questions about amending the Tibet era Pennsylvania statute. It also mentions Vice President Frank Thompson of the Pennsylvania Railroad stepping into presidency due to Roberts’ ill health.
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Azel F. Hateh
Chicago
Sibel
Pennsylvania
Frank Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mr. Roberts
Jliiiy
Park Place
New York
George Fortin
Debates on State Legislation and Treasury Readiness
A Pittsburgh era column discusses proposed six cent collector taxes on foreigners, critique of overbearing legislation, and calls for proportional state costs. It cites State Treasurer Haywood’s annual report detailing debt, bonds, and balances, warning about funds needed for schools and ongoing appropriations while noting no new revenue sources.
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Haywood
Ule
Tota
Allegheny Valley Halivound Company
United States
Commonwealth
Exchange Bank of Pittsburg
Hayworl
Coalition of the Treasury
Phil Delphia
Tbe
Atte Ahloaweye la
Treasury
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Insurance Commissioner
Af Lorkey General
Auditor General
Unclear OCR Note on Tax Collected and Seat Estimate
Fragmentary text discusses an amount cut and a net estimate for a seat, referencing a figure around 708. The wording is garbled and any concrete facts are not fully clear from the OCR snippet.
Points a Lesson from the Philadelphia Times
Scranton’s board of trade marks twenty fifth anniversary celebration and the article notes the group’s achievements as a model for effective civic work. It highlights the board’s role in promoting industry, commerce, and community progress through organized leadership and public-spirited initiatives.
Unclear legislative note hints at winter campaign rhetoric
Fragmentary report from Wilkes-Barre on a state measure introduced by Representative Canthell of Scranton. The text references campaigns and suffering of a group described as the unprototal venir yin, with unclear meaning. The passage is difficult to interpret due to damaged OCR.
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Cosmopolitands
Scranton
Major Wint
United States Army
Mehitives
Campouiles
Beth
Canthell
Ly Bie
Leone Te
Board of Trade’s Twenty-Fifth Year Shown at Scranton
The Scranton Board of Trade marks twenty five years of steady growth and progress in the thriving city. The organization highlights its record of service and advancement, reflecting pride in its long standing partnership with local business and community leaders.
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Boston
Bar, The Americaniin and Jingo Blood Sentiment
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical column on nationality and patriotism. The text invokes Jingo sentiment and the idea of blood symbolism, but readable facts and events are missing to form a clear news item.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchis The Tribune Astrologer
Astralibe cast for Tuesday February 1 1807 predicts curious notions about a fire at an electric plant and a map on theatrical posters. The column mocks groundhog predictions and hints at advice about cheap talk and loans from sympathetic individuals.
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Ajacchis
Aa & S&h
Eyiitor Rich
Melimiah
Electrle
Bargains on Dinner Sets at Spring Stock Sale
Odds and ends from a store closing out spring stock at greatly reduced prices. Dinner sets offered at $15.00 with some pieces missing are now $10.00.
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Scranton Tribune
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Scranton, Pa
The
Tribune Publishing Company
York
Tripane
Soranton
Eroondlach
Nest
Philadelphia Presse
Thomasdad
Alger
Harrlson
Senator Hill
Blaine
Guge
Man
Smith
Jefferson Cavity
Pittebury Times
Iite
Serionl
Mir, Sralib
Ani
Pittsburg
Mims
Caliout
Metshitlon
Benator Devi
Fidel G. Pierra
Preon VeWikution i
State Department of Ite
Spain
Porter
West Mitchtell
Marion Crawford
Rose
Jt Gan
Capt Mahan
Copenhagen
Bimuel Lever
Setmicd
Devert
Julian Hawthorne
Henry Indamansen
Stephen Crane
Wydl Silman
Lesen Philve
Lundy
Theo Price
Judgelon
Orion
Occult Science Quarterly
Light of Truth Publishing Company of
Columbus
J. Nicholas
Lancing
Mion
Apthor
Helen Marshall North
Wiles
Arthur Tueker
Pim
Battad Physichite
Dn Frederich A. Maung
Philadelphia Times
Trier
Lugertie
Amecthus
Jane
Lujerne Kitting Mills
Cole U
Ston
Conrad
Lacka
Washington Ave
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange
Hotel
Jermyn
Clemons
Ferber
O’ Malley Co
Lackawanna Ave
Pihrosu
Anthony Hope
Beidleman
Spruce Street
Canadian Pacific R’y
Byron
Lodge and Corporation
Florey
Wyoming
E. Robinson
Wolf & Wenzel
Sai Linden
Court House
Richardson Boysten
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