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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1894
Page
4
A Study in Scarlet and Democratic Turmoil Across the Times
The piece critiques political rhetoric and journalistic ethics as it cites figures like Blount Hines and Tracey, mocks references to the Wilson bill, and contrasts Civil War memory with modern editorial disputes at Wilkes-Barre and The New Dealer. It notes public dissatisfaction with tariff debates and media behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Tha Sams
Democratic
Andrew Carnegie
Insolvent Railroads in Receivership 1998 List
The Railway Age catalogs 1998 insolvent railroads placed in receivership and those foreclosed sold, noting 22,684 miles of track and $4.297 billion in securities, with $594.095 million in capital. The report signals the industry’s deep downturn and the widespread impact on U S rail systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Age
United States
Railroads in Receivership Show Burden of Debt and Decline
The report notes $73 917 000 funded debt and a total liability load far higher when floating debts are added. It excludes the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe with 9 844 miles under receivers and liabilities over $1 590 000 008, plus 1410 miles seized under force sale carrying $17 204 000 in assets. Over ten years receivers have governed 7 400 miles of railroads in the United States with liabilities over $5 700 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fee
Unite States
Rockafellow Case Demands Candor in Business Ethics
The piece laments the Rockafellow bank scandal exposing long term deception that shattered depositors’ faith and moral trust. It contrasts aging figures Grant Stone and John Ruskin with the blurred lines between reputation and integrity. It questions heredity environment and success in explaining the enigma of immoral finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. Rockafellow
Bose
Eldorado
Rockafellow
Frank
Patent Commission Plan for Expired Patents Prominent
The essay urges Congress to publish lists of expired patents to aid inventors and the public. It argues current practice shields ideas behind patents and proposes a public registry to reduce patent monopoly, while praising coordinated industry efforts like the Scranton Engineering club for fostering harmony and shared progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Congress
Patent Commissiuen
Scranton Engineering Club
Itashar
Cartoons spark debates on Hawaiian policy and local politics
A columnist notes the lively return of political caricature as Grover Cleveland and others become subjects of cartoons in Philadelphia Inquirer and Irish World. He quizzes stock fish, suggests locating homes near Scranton, and mentions Wayne county leaders W. W. Wood and A. T. Searle amid Republican district debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Grover
W. W. Wood
Wayne County
A.T. Searle
Wright
Wayne
Turd
Reflections on Declining Minds of Great Patriots and Thinkers
The piece cites aging statesmen and thinkers to ponder how intellect wanes with years yet health remains. It recalls Massachusetts figures like a former governor and speaker of the House, Lyman Beecher, Emerson, and Josiah Quincy to illustrate varied fates of aging minds amid national history and public service.
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National House of Representatives
Boston Advertiser
Boston
United States
Republic
Great Britain
Lyman Beecher
Towems
New England
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Josiah Quincy
Harvard College
Falsehood of the McKinley tariff in Plain Words
The passage argues that three years of McKinley tariff experience caused general business malaise and ruin, describing the falsehood as perfectly conceived by human imagination, likening it to a snow statue mistaken for marble formed in a late March night.
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