Scranton Notice Delivers War School Directors and Terms
The page lists directors and terms for a local wartime school program in Scranton with names such as D. J. Phillips and F. Godfrey. It notes terms ranging from one to three years and references February 15 as a key date. The item reflects civic postings amid tense relief from Colonel Leisenring’s neutrality declaration.
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D. J. Phillips
Godfrey
F. &, Ranker
Elias E. Evans
Cioonel Leisenring
Appeal for Assistance From Lackawanna Hospital Board
The Lackawanna hospital board led by President James P Dickson appeals for public aid to fund an essential free public hospital, citing annual upkeep of about 1,000 and a maintenance fund from similar sources. The piece argues for community support to prevent closure and to expand facilities for injured workers and the needy.
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Lickawanna Hospital
James P Dickson
Evers Jaree
Berancon
New York Clothing Trade Labor and Wages in 1897
The 1897 site factory inspector report notes 5,001 clothing shops and 66,100 workers in New York City with roughly 15 percent Jewish and the rest Hungarians Russians and English speakers. It details piece rates for coats pants vests and knee pants, wages ranging from dollars per week to cents per item, and comments on labor unrest and calls for protective legislation.
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New York
New York City
Nak
Qualiy
Congress
Rebound from Boom Times in Capitol Building Budget
A discussion centers on a cap and cost limit of 550000 for a Capitol Building commission. The article notes the commission may plan future additions with costs not yet estimated, while the governor argues for a complete structure within the limit. It cautions against ornate public buildings driven by pride over prudent fiscal use.
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Capitol Building
Hesbes
Public thrift urged over lavish executive homes
In a critique of government spending the writer argues for economy in public affairs, preferring street paving sewers and playgrounds over ornate official residences. He predicts a shift toward wiser taxation and reduced public excess, noting postwar financial lessons and the Cuban war coverage amid a blizzard.
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Commonwealths
Wittnersed
President Patton on Temperance at Princeton University
President Patton urged temperance in two aspects: its benefit to self and to others. He defended Princeton trustees’ liquor ban as prudent for youth and stressed individual conscience in moderation. He invoked Pauline doctrine and warned that moderation can harm others through harmful example.
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Saidey
Patton
Princeton University
Princeton Inn
Princeton
Pattenwell
Groundhog Scampers Back to Werm Quarters
A playful note describes a shadowless scene as groundhog scampers back to its den yesterday, depicting a lighthearted, local moment. The quirky line hints at whimsical local folklore and daily life in the community.
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Werm Quarters
Klondike Reports Warn Off Gold Seekers
Government sources and Captain Ray caution hopeful emigrants about the Klondike region. They note hundreds starving there and debunk sensational finds touted by steamship promoters who push immigration despite severe risks.
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Klondike
Ray
Yukon
Steamship Companion
Klondike Excursion Warns of Hard Times and Dangers
The Klondike excursion items warn of mass unemployment and rising crime as would be emigrants head home, with a large police patrol to protect life and property. Queen Carmen Sylva is noted for opera librettos in four languages, while satire on American managers follows. The Maine is mentioned in a playful linguistic aside about warship duties.
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Klondike
Carmen Sylvan
Sylva
Columbian
Rogziment Ie
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope
The Tribune Astrologer Ajacchus presents a quirky daily forecast with whimsical instructions and curious warnings. It blends mythic imagery with sun sign musings, noting playful cautions about fate and temperament for readers.
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Ajacchus
the Tribune
Thureday, Vobrunty & Ise
Need of Better National Defense
A defense reform analysis argues for a large trained volunteer force to mobilize quickly. Lt. Foote's study traces U S military history and proposes a nationwide volunteer officer corps led by regimental colonels with annual drills, exams, and encampments to raise 60,000–70,000 officers and men across regions, enabling swift defense against a first-class power.
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Miliary Service Institution
M. Foote
Fourth Artillery
Gune
Foote
Great Britain
Her
Canada
Ita
Athintic
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Dsamiing Board
Church Growth in the United States in the 19th Century
The Philadelphia Press summary reports religious statistics by Rev Dr M H B Carroll showing Protestant and Lutheran growth since 1800. It notes Lutheran gains fueled by immigration, with totals for Lutherans 1,107,408 and Protestants overall 17,601,273, and contrasts population growth with church membership, highlighting the rise from 1800 to 1890 and overall expansion of Christian churches.
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Philadelphia
United States
MH. BK. Carroll
New York Independent
Carroll
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Teolfa Church
Gullek
Itl
Tage
China Dinner Set Sale Before February Closeout
Local retailer urges buyers to act now to purchase a china dinner set, citing a February closeout to clear remaining stock. Details emphasize limited quantities and bold savings on selected patterns and sizes.
New Year Footwear Sale Offers 1904 Styles At Low Prices
Footwear shop promotes the new year with an appeal to buyers to select elegant 04 shoes. Inventory highlights advance styles offered at backward prices, inviting customers to upgrade footwear as the old year ends.
Oil heaters sale fuels push to clear stock fast
A local retailer notes strong demand for oil heaters and states the sale will not alter their plan to clear remaining inventory. Based on current prices, the units are moving quickly, and customers are urged to call and be convinced.
The Very Best Call and See What We Are Offering
A concise notice urges readers to call and discover current offerings. It highlights direct access to deals and services, inviting immediate contact for details and pricing. The message emphasizes ease of inquiry and quick responses for prospective customers.
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Scranton Tribune
Thal
Shubkad
Mattos
Scranton
Republican
Miela Leonards
Hone County
Ming
Temperance
Maine
Amecus
Tream
Sup
War Department
France
Mexico
Raute
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Coldsmith
Pluslin
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
Mer
Glasgow
Scotland
Tion
Lackawanna Avenue
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith
E W. Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkee
Burce
Hill & Connell’s
PabLoa Caminets
Jounnges
Hasy Ucmaira
Ivan CitaAins
Music Caniners
Hook Hie
Connell
North
Washington
Avenua
Scranton, Pa
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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