Scranton Tribune Letter Policy and Local Industry Note
The Scranton Tribune notes its policy that letters must be signed with the writer's real name and accepted only after editorial revision. It praises Edward L. Miller for helping move the National Salt company term to Scranton, claiming the city is now the salt industry center and the prestige will rise due to Miller's enterprise.
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Tribune
Scraunton
Edward L. Miler Ie
National Salt Company
Scranton
Uller
Prosperity Compared 1801 1896 in New York Journal of Commerce
The New York Journal of Commerce compares 1801 and 1896 prosperity, noting population up 10 percent in five years, and large gains in pig iron nearly 100 percent, corn 66 percent, gold 11 percent, copper 31 percent, wheat 40 percent, oats 440 percent. It cites rising exports, bank clearings, and employment, while urging prudence to avoid overextension. It mentions Russia’s Civil War era posture and Wharton Barker’s 1878 account of Russian influence.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Pati Aise
Whai
New York City
Wihille
New York
United States
Walter J. Ruttind
STN
New Yorkolte Quetotfice
Iin
Teonton
N. J
West Miller
Ieee
Oneal
Unclear Motives Spark Confederate Recognition Debate
The article recounts contested motives behind Confederate independence recognition talks with France and Britain in 1862, noting an implied threat and naval orders. It also reflects on Russia and American reactions, and shifts to modern transit safety as tunnels face accidents and evolving electric propulsion challenges.
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Egar
Barker
Kroes
Great Britain
Thsala
Confederate States
Ameren
France
San Francisco
New York
Ritele Ormalherhan
Jeve
Aner Republic
Mussia
Beltain
Russi
Thad Deb
New Year Opens With Economic and Policy Headlines
The article surveys early 20th century financial trends and policy moves in the United States. It highlights a federal budget surplus, wartime and educational funding, and questions about industrial power and public welfare programs. It references figures on expenditures, labor, and national growth, with mentions of governors, banks, and corporations.
January Sale of Fine Muslin Underwear Debuts
A local advertises a January sale of fine muslin undergarments including cambric nainsook and muslin in elaborate and trimmed styles. It markets new lingerie and bridal sets with prices for nightgowns chemises drawers skirts and children’s drawers, all at low, single price points at 10-512 Lackawanna Ave.
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Ciildren’s
Routes in debate over canal choices page summary
The piece discusses two canal routes, warning that congressional leaders favor a long planned Panama path while downplaying Nicaragua. It cites Walter Wells and the Chicago Record-Herald, noting shifting currency among issues and a House vote seemingly favoring Nicaragua yet suggesting future work may secure Panamanian support.
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Canal Commission
Washington
Congress
Milk wagon collision reported in foggy recall
A garbled reminiscence notes a milk wagon colliding with a vehicle, causing injuries to a wheel rider. The text hints at a fatal outcome and a cautious recount of the event with missing details and names.
Tiderie history hesitant tree The novel nukor stunles
A fragmented historical text passage appears with garbled phrases and stray names. It presents no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered terms and partial words. The readable content offers no coherent narrative to summarize.
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Tiderie
Nukor
Burt Strong
Anid Atelie
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William Connell
Henry Belin, JR
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Smith Premier Typewriter
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