Metropolis in Northeastern Pennsylvania Promotes Growth
An unsigned city prospectus touts a 740 foot elevation above tide, an estimated population of 184000, 20599 registered voters, $900000 school property value, 12000 pupils, and $10000 bank deposits. It claims cheap electric power, a favorable climate for industry, and ongoing growth projections. It also notes Republican support for Major William McKinley as president.
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Pennsylvania
Niagara
United States
Governor Hastings Urges Caution on State Funds and Legislation
Governor Hastings presses the legislature to exercise restraint and economy in disbursing state funds. He warns that extending local bids for state aid risks extravagance and log rolling, urging lawmakers to avoid district favoritism for the public welfare. The note ends with a satire about extending lunch-chariot freedoms to local councilmen.
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Hastings
Commonwealth
New court of appeals bill and reform measures debated
Judge Archbald and Senator Vaughan back a five judge court with annual salaries of 7500 and mileage. first term lasts to 1996 with elected successors. The measure excludes general original jurisdiction, limits certain cases, and lands in six cities. A Civic Federation reform bill in Illinois proposes strict naturalization, campaign finance limits, and full disclosure to curb bribery and party machinery influence.
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Archbald
Vaughan
Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Erie
Scranton
Civic Federation of Chicago
Springfield
Campaiign
Archbald bill urged for permanent intermediate court
The passage argues for a permanent and effective intermediate court with a broad foundation, capable of growing with the commonwealth. It warns against a makeshift and indifference to future needs, urging the legislature to adopt the Archbald bill and dismiss fears of partisan obstruction.
Philadelphia politics and the Pennsylvanian senate
The Tribune opposes an investigation into Philadelphia governance arguing the senate should stay to its duties and not meddle in municipal matters. The piece critiques sensationalism and notes issues on reform, sensational crime, and the need for plain English legal revisions amid calls for inquiry into Libel laws and a possible Armenian commission of inquiry.
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The
Tribune
Wilkes- Barre
Carbondale
Scranton
Liquor Legislation Battles in State Legislature
Harrisburg reports on pending and defeated liquor bills. Kunkel’s measure would restrict remonstrant penalties. Kephart seeks to bar brewers from bottler licenses and cap beer at one quarter barrel. A statewide 1000 dollar license for distillers and brewers faces opposition from small manufacturers.
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The
Tribune
Harrisburg
Kunkel
Wise
Kephart
Connellsville
Busineen
Mackrell
Mackred
Palmistry Not Tolerated in London Court
London notes condemn palmistry as punishable by law while fortune tellers face police court penalties as rulers protect citizens pockets. A Philadelphia Press opinion urges conservation of forests to safeguard state wealth and well being.
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Philadelphia
Lexow Philadephia
London
Jord
Philadelphia Press
Best Paint or None Rule for Real Estate
The author argues that painting is the best real estate investment to protect structures and reduce repairs. Proper upkeep aids sale, as many homes linger unsold for lack of paint, advocating the maxim Strictly Pure in home maintenance.
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Atlantic
Beymer-Bauman
Jewett
Davis-Chambers
Armstrong & MacKelvy
National Lead Co
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