Vote urged in Pennsylvania for Grow as free trade feared
The piece argues Pennsylvanians must turnout for congressman-at-large Grow next Toesday amid a national crisis of unemployment and looming free trade. It cites New York gains for Republicans and warns abstaining harms industry, urging decisive voting to defend protectionist aims and labor justice.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
New York
Tunsitler
Grow
Hancock
Jackson
Fell
Congressmion
Republicas
Idl Ncan
Philadelphia
Wien
Free Trade and Protection Principles in American Policy
The text discusses Daniel and Strong’s analysis of free trade versus protection in relation to the American people. It argues that the United States should not imitate European economic faults and must deliver greater economic benefits to workers than Europe’s aristocratic systems offer.
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Daniel & Strong
Europe
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Free Trade
Daniel B Strong
Park and bridges vote urged to curb hostile pull-backs
A public meeting criticized government by majority as a delusion and urged voters to support a park and bridges measure. The group called for swift outdoor relief action and warned against dependence on European ideas, stressing American home values and working people’s protection.
Scranton Bridge and Park Referendum Urges Voters Support
The piece urges Scranton residents to back two bridge projects and a park, arguing benefits to city growth and reduced grade crossings. It denounces opposition as ineffective and touts increased prosperity through continued development, calling for broad civic unity and active participation at the polls Tuesday.
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Scranton
Senate Rejects Wheeler Peckham Nomination Amid Debate
The senate with an adverse majority rejected Wheeler Peckham, arguing rejection was necessary to preserve dignity and fairness. Public sympathy leans to David B. Hill, while support for the supreme court remains strong. The piece criticizes the nominee battle as partisan and calls for a candidate of proven fitness who can unite the senate without compromising standards.
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Wheeler HH
Packham
David B. Hill
Atonthia
Anpremea
Hona
Dragzail
Dinker
Peckham
Cleveland Administration
Fraternal Orders Build Luxurious Club Rooms in Pennsylvania
Local Elks lodges in three Pennsylvania cities undertake stylish headquarters projects on Franklin Avenue and in Wilkes-Barre and Williamsport. The new club homes promise elegance and comfort, signaling a liberalizing trend in fraternal and benevolent organizations.
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Pennsylvania
The
Elks
Franklin Avenue
Elks of
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Social progress through improving community organizations
The article notes growing social life in Wilkes-Harro with groups like the Concordia organization weighing leasing rooms for a social headquarters. It highlights semi religious societies forming auxiliaries of Protestant and Catholic churches and calls for progressive municipal governance with capable leadership and honest trade policies.
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Concordia
Wilkes-Harro
Epworth League
King's Daughtera
Municipal election guidance and party alignment urged
The piece urges voters to consider personal qualifications for city council and board of control, praising the Republican administration in Scranton and suggesting support for Republican candidates. It contrasts with Democratic tariffs and criticizes the Philadelphia Record depiction, warning against misrepresentations and urging prudent judgment.
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Connelle
Board of Control
Advica
Republicum
Soracton
Tuc Trinuse
Canilidates
Scranton
Bridgea Ant Parka
Transcontinental rail and canal debates on American expansion
A lengthy discussion argues against a costly canal or railway and highlights the imagination vs. feasibility of a transisthmian route. It notes opposition to spending 200 million, cites potential future transport revolutions, and mentions stronger US ties with Central and South American republics as a driver for closer commercial relations and treaties. It also touches on the idea of a Brotherhood of western democracies and the impact of trade protection.
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Nicaragua Canal
Theas
Beliale
Central
South America
Misheard Lines From A Prom Night Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a New York prom titled Matin and a father’s return home. A boy mishears a pastor’s words and exclaims in a muddled street dialect about what he heard, revealing playful confusion and ethnic speech.
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New York
Dinnel
Les
Brabapes Aed Mer Toenrine Votan Nan
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Brabapes and Votan in a cryptic, unnamed context. No clear event, date, or organization readable. Summary presents the available names as the core entities.
Pan American railway plan deemed feasible but costly
William F. Shook of Morrisburg, part of the survey party for an international railway through Mexico and Central and South America, says the Pan American system of rail intercommunication is perfectly feasible yet expensive. He estimates the roadbed and bridges would cost twenty million dollars, not including track or other components.
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William F. Shook
Morrisburg
Mexico
Central and
South American
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