General Hastings Named Pennsylvania Governor and Nationwide Respect Grows
The piece lauds General Hastings as an ideal governor for Pennsylvania, praising his physique temperament training and purpose. It notes the record and public trust placed in him, the broad cross party support, and anticipates his governance with high expectations. It also references a critical Armenian protest meeting and calls for strong Christian solidarity in supporting American citizens abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Daniel Hartman
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Othis Valin
Wilkes-Barre
United States
Turkey
Inaugural themes from Governor Hastings address
Governor Hastings outlines four leading topics, two general and two for state legislation. He praises his late opponent, notes two sweeping national shifts, and discusses tariff principles, wage rates, and equitable laws. He urges careful readings on labor capital mutuality and tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasting
Ino
Industrial peace and public works themes in state address
Governor Hastings stresses industrial peace through fair labor and free markets, supports public schools and roads, endorses expanded manual training, and cautions against using law-breaking methods to settle disputes. Commentary notes political shifts, library funding debates, and local civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahall
Commonwealth
Wint Allen
Wilich
Capital and Labor in a Fair Chance Legislation
The piece argues against class legislation and for policies that mobilize idle capital into productive channels. It asserts capital should be encouraged to form factories and new enterprises to raise employment and prosperity, warning that selective measures harm labor and capital alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazieton Sentinel
Unseemly Sarcastic The Wilkes Barre Rant on Global Turmoil
A chaotic vent from the Wilkes Barre Record mocks religious and political figures amid turmoil. The piece mocks a Turkish siege and foretells doom from a northern quake and war engine, invoking Allah and fate with sensational language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Fia
Soranton
Kor
Scranton
Woo
Seri Fon
Allah
Inauguration Tribute for General Hastings Observed
The Philadelphia Record notes Hastings will assume exalted station amid public applause and pageantry. The piece hopes the day’s events bring pleasantness and ripening honors to the new leader as he receives the nation’s acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormer
Philadelphia Record
Hastings
Medical societies urge abolition of capital punishment
Legislative topics note the debate on death penalty versus life imprisonment. Reports from the Homeopathic and Helvetic Medical Societies of New York advocate abolition and safer, humane alternatives. Also coverage of state financial and road topics and calls to avoid class legislation.
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Benator Vanehan
Hida Wen
Homeopathic Medical Society of
State of New York
Holvetic Metical Society
New York
Nomeir
Albans
Seminittes
A. Jacob
Europe
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the Tribune Publishing Company
Kingsbury
Paes
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Gec'y
Treas
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Esiron
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Suresmtescent
W. W. Youngs
Rev
Manos
Rew
York
Prank & Gray
Printers’ Ink
Peasesylvania
Niagara
Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Trallroad Company
Lange
Penrose
Harrishung
Munseichupetts
Massachusetts
Albright Memorial
Thle
Albright
Watres
Walter Lyon
Harrisburg
Strong
Burnia
Aince
Cameron
Pauttison
Cotinon Lane
Eacape
Hovsne
Hay
Elopera
Altoona Tribune
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Tribune
Chiy Sollelwir Warwick
Phlladelphia
Republican Party
Phe Fetts
Harrigburge
Pennesivania
Gettysburg
Bingerly
Hasthoga
Orna
Cornell
Washington Ave
China
Ainayaur
Lacka, Ave
Raymond Trial Balance Books
Graves’ Indexes
Hull & Co.’S
Wyoming Avenue
Adisor’s
Crawford Pens
Leon Isaac Pens
Lackawanna Ave
Lloyd’s Watches
Shimberg
Spruce St
Philatelphian Inquirer
Tony Pase
Realdes
Tom
Kaufman
Lancaster County
Banka
Pitteburg
Elifew
Countlea
Paris Hill
Montrose
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
DR. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
Pierce’s Market
Guernsey Brothers
Wvominia Ave
E. Grewer
Ciited Star of
Lovileh
Old Postoffice Builying
Orner Pennvenue
Spruce Street
University of Penneylvania
Medico-hirurgioeal College of
Philadelphha
Ientint
Pim
OP Pin
Symroom
Grewer
Peng Avenue
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