Reverend Arthur T. Pierson to Speak on Missions at Rim Park
The Scranton Tribune notes Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, famed preacher and missions advocate, will address Rim Park Church on Wednesday evening. Pierson, formerly Spurgeon’s successor in London, is renowned for his world view on missions and eloquence. Other column details on Christian missions are said to be full of interest.
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Judge and Sheriff Highlight Atta chment Case in Scrutiny
The article reviews Judge Archibald's harsh remarks on an abuse of process in a sheriff’s attachment of the Phoenix Contract company assets. It notes the sheriff's compliance with a certified writ and questions whether a judge may punish a subordinate for obeying court orders. The piece also mentions potential future civil action in Lackawanna courts and comments on The Philadelphia Ledger's editorial stance.
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Our Foreign Trade in 1806 Exceeds Imports by Record Amount
The 1806 foreign commerce report shows exports surpassing imports by 125 02304 dollars, the largest surplus in U.S. history aside from 1818. Factors include breadstuff shortages abroad and renewed European confidence after elections, with October to December 1806 driving over half the annual surplus. Senator Hanna praised policy, urging brisk international trade.
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Supreme Court to rehear House embezzlement case
The high court’s order for a new trial highlights a legal issue as House’s Pittsburgh case arises from Allegheny court proceedings. One juror, Ford Nevin of the Pittsburg Leader, had editorial stance before trial and joined the jury amid defense protests. The Superior Court split on the issue as Judge Smith writes the opinion.
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Debate on fairness and retrial in the Nevin case sparks dissent
The article discusses judicial dissent over a retrial amid claims of fairness and bias. Three justices argue retrial wastes time and expense, while others push for strict limits on reversals to prevent miscarriages of justice. Commentary also touches on political figures and Cuba policy.
Homestead Board Tests School Penny Saving Plan
The Homestead school board considers introducing a penny savings program in which pupils deposit weekly coins into a principal’s custody until they reach two dollars, then move the funds to a bank with interest. Superintendent Kendall notes 2200 Brookline pupils saved about $4000 last year and sees practical, moral benefits in teaching thrift and industry.
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Colonel Fitzsimmons Takes Over Sunday News
In the latest issue Colonel F J Fitzsimmons declares full control of the Sunday News and promises real improvements. He pledges to discontinue indelicate sensationalism and personal attacks and asks readers to judge his tenure by better standards and his leadership.
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Canada Votes April 24 On Prohibition Question
April 24 Canadians will decide whether to ban or permit alcohol. Prohibition advocates organize a vigorous campaign of popular education to sway public opinion.
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Prohibition and Political Puzzles in Early US Debate
The piece discusses Prohibition timing and cross border expectations, South Carolina original package law outcomes, and Supreme Court import limits. It notes Chicago political critic Mr Konssaat attacking McKinney backers, Philadelphia presidential consultations, Platt’s lack of oratory, and Wanamaker petitions. It also mentions US transport spending over a decade and postage classification reform.
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Justice as to Libels and Press Responsibility Debate
A Philadelphia Times Turbile Ledger editorial reviews Peon reform on libel laws. It opposes criminal prosecution for those with no knowledge or original intent, arguing responsibility should rest with chief directing heads. The piece cites cases like Publ Ledger and Charles Himary Smith to illustrate potential injustices for editors and subordinate staff.
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George W. Childe
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Cautionary Note on Delaware and Mining Stocks
The article argues that mining and other large corporations have shown inconsistent dividends and warns investors against overreliance on such stock. It blames public alarm and political factors for market instability and urges capital holders to seek protection before reinvesting, noting fears of punitive policies and currency fluctuations.
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Connell Emerges As Gov Run Prospect From Livkawianta
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes William Connell of Livkawianta is emerging as a potential candidate for governor. If he decides to run, other aspirants should prepare for a tough contest as Connell is described as a fighter who aims to win and rarely loses.
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Sly sales pitch for office supplies and drafting goods
A promotional note urges buyers to resist costly resolutions and shop for Blank Books, Office Supplies, and Typewriting Goods. It promises wide variety and quality and highlights a specialty in Draughting Supplies.
Country Expected To Pull Through After Turbulent Two Weeks
The Times Herald notes the nation endures a tough two week period but remains confident that the country will recover, with optimism that better days lie ahead as observers survey the field and trends.
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Willie Astor
How to Pronounce Princess de Chimay Name
The correspondent indicates the Princess de Chimay’s name should not be pronounced. No further context or phonetic guidance is provided in the text.
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Princess de Chimay
Daily Horoscope and Fragments from The Tribune
The column assigns a 3 a.m. astrolabe cast for Tuesday January 1st, noting a child born that day will see the word patroness gain aversion like the title professor. It mocks Dems, mentions Tom Platt’s elevation, and hints at reporters scooping rivals. It ends with quirky questions about Sarah's beau and a new trend.
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Tom Platt
Holiday Display Offers Large Varied Collectible Assortment
The catalog emphasizes a wide and diverse range of useful and ornamental articles for gift giving or personal use. It highlights substantial and artistic pieces and notes the season’s unusually large display.
Bargains on Dinner Sets in Spring Stock Clearance
Odds and ends are offered at reduced prices to clear space for new spring goods. Dinner sets are closing out at very low prices with many pieces missing, priced at 15.00 per set and now 10.00 for the sale items.
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