Scranton Views and Political Changes in 1805
The piece surveys Scranton's early gains and growth including population estimates, infrastructure values, and civic pride. It notes forthcoming county government changes with new sheriff Clemons and district attorney Jones, praising past officials and urging improved law enforcement and public order in Lackawanna County. It also mentions a proposed state forestry exhibit led by Professor Rothrock to promote forest protection.
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Forestry Commission
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Rothrock
Massachusetts
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Call for Hyde Park postal sub station to ease money orders
Hyde Park needs a postal sub station to serve 40 000 West Side residents who currently must travel to the central city to buy or cash money orders. Officials favor keeping most postal business at the federal building, designed for that purpose.
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Beranton
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Sub-station proposal to aid Hyde Park postal access
Text discusses establishing a self-sustaining Hyde Park sub-station housing stamp and money order departments and letter registration to improve convenience and revenue, citing prior trials in other cities and noting reduced travel for residents. It also references Charles A. Dana's antagonism and a political alliance involving David B. Hill and Mr. Dunn.
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Municipal integrity and republican destiny in New York
The editorial urges Mayor Strong to keep Lexow committee reforms, arguing that New York's welfare and the nation’s faith in self government depend on cleansing city politics. It warns that failure here would threaten democracy and suggests divine destiny supports American liberty. It also notes Salt Lake Tribune’s Utah review issue amid western economic depression.
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Quebec Libel Reform Aims at Damaged Reputation Claims
A Quetec legislature bill would absolve newspapers of liability for inadvertent injurious statements if a prompt retraction is published. It argues against malice actions and calls for advanced cost bonds from plaintiffs who sue reputable papers. The author critiques frivolous suits and urges limiting court fights over honest reporting.
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Quetec
Quebec
Altoonm Trine
Jeremiah
Road funding and state responsibility in road construction debate
The passage argues that taxpayers should fund road opportunities rather than burden the public. states must build and maintain uniform roads as models for local builders. It criticizes Senator Flinn's bill for missing this point and notes the difficulty of a biennial legislature meeting for urgent work. It also comments on Republican national conventions and New York influence. It mentions Hill and Cleveland politics.
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State Tax Bill Principles and Education Debate Highlight Section
The Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette reports on the state tax conference’s fundamental principles for a tax bill, detailing revenue from created entities, local burdens, uniform millage, and prohibition of dual taxes. It also notes calls for compulsory education and commentary on election contest rules from Philadelphia Press.
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Ysime Taxing
Reconciliation and Atone for a Tariff Muddle
A set of brief excerpts reflecting political friction and reforms. The Commercial Advertiser hints Senator Hill sought favor with historic foes at the White House as Tammany’s power waned. The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes tariff fixes give way to currency muddle fixes, while the Chicago Record critiques Japan’s China reviews. The Cincinnati Times-Star piece hints at dramatic stage adaptations beyond prize fights.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Amend the Ballot Law article excerpt
Philadelphia Record criticizes the modified Australian ballot for enabling corruption and calls for abolishing the ubiquitous helper at polls or barring assistance until affidavits are filed. The piece contrasts Scranton and Wilkes-Barre coverage on local investigative rigor and condemns a Providence incident where a black assailant shot at a newspaper editor without striking him.
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Scranton Tribune
Ali Davit
Riddances Call for Clearer Statesmen and City Unity
A Chicago Inter-Ocean opinion urges the nation to discard tinkering statesmen and city dwellers to rid warbage and restore confidence. The writer argues that once citizens and leaders cast off idle meddling the country will gain fresh courage and direction.
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