Scranton Milliked Dairy Public School Director Election
The Scranton Tribune reports for School Director positions with candidates listed by wards and term lengths. Voters in several wards will elect one director for three years and other terms follow, with a February 1 election date noted.
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Pennsylvania's Shame in Bad Roads Report
The 1897 annual report by New Jersey read commissioner Henry I. Mudd criticizes Pennsylvania for lagging on road improvement. It highlights potential savings from better roads, noting reduced fuel and transport costs and closer access to markets, and contrasts New Jersey’s progress with Pennsylvania’s continued neglect.
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New York
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Union
Texas Statesman Faces Fading Prestige and Shifting Roles
The report notes legislators waste public funds on trivial issues and wage factional fights. Congress member Bailey allegedly loses standing after a contentious Cus ban debate, expected to cede influence to Fleming from Georgia. The senorico metaphor hints the Texas youth may end up with only a sombrero and a lecture platform.
Naturalization rules demand tests and remonstrance
The article endorses strict naturalization procedures sweeping through Pennsylvania counties. It calls for formal petitions, public remonstrance periods, English proficiency tests, knowledge of US and state government, and a solemn oath. Supporters say such measures ensure qualified citizenship amid McKinley era prosperity.
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Philadelphia primaries reveal slim margins and delegate split
Report details a Philadelphia primary where the Martin faction led by Secretary Martin won a large statewide majority but lost many districts by small margins. They secured about 600 of 81 delegates while the opposition racked up wins by thin margins, highlighting the uneven distribution of support and foreshadowing possible cross-state political retaliation at Harrisburg.
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Immigration figures from 44 years of arrests cited by Police Magistrate
The article notes Nevel’s statistics showing nativity in 44 years of arrests with England 3 percent, Scotland and France 1 percent, Ireland varying, the United States leading at 38-46 percent, and Germany low. It argues the data support tighter immigration limits. Also reports eastern news that Lents the bicyclist murderer has been sentenced to fifteen years by the Turks.
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Publication notes and world facts in Current History review
The excerpt praises the quarterly Current History for world progress and its value as a supplement to encyclopedias. It highlights the New York World almanac as a comprehensive yearbook and references varied topics from nutrition to education rights, foreign trade records, and a Havana harbor warship.
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Daily Horoscope Dawn by Ajaccus The Tribune Astrologer
A quirky forecast from Ajaccus notes a child born today may mourn midyear near summer at a baseball park and hints at civic figures like Mayor Batley or Patrick Mornin. It mentions improving relations with Brain as battleships near Havanas and references a spring prom and Valentine’s Day timing.
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New States Debated in Territorial Admission Talks
The article discusses efforts to admit New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma as states, noting Republican resistance and the political balance impact. It traces past statehood moves, including Idaho Wyoming Montana and North and South Dakota, and argues against rapid admission to avoid upsetting democratic balance and currency policy debates.
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Ambiguous Text On Territorial Status And Union Appendages
Fragmentary passage discusses adding territories to the United States and cites political equity. It notes party interests likely delaying statehood for some time and suggests prolonged debates over new territories joining the Union.
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Jiners and the Rise of Elite Ancestry Societies
The New York Commercial Advertiser attacks a fashionable wave of "Jiners" who join secret and benevolent groups. It argues modern aristocratic lineage clubs distort Revolutionary era heritage, mock genealogical pretenders, and sell fabricated family trees while praising genuine patriot roots.
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Denver Advertising Strike Proves Newspapers Thrive on Ads
Operators of fourteen Denver department stores formed a boycott, threatening to pull ads if rates were cut. Newspapers raised rates for large advertisers, hoping strikers would tire. After nine days smaller shops gained customers as big stores emptied, and one dry goods firm reported thousands flocking in. The strikers finally capitulated, recognizing that business hinges on newspaper advertising.
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Decline of Religion Shrinks Pulpit Focus in Church
The New York Sun notes a paradox as less religion in a church leads to greater fussiness over pulpit attire. The piece observes a stricter taste for sermon presentation amid waning religious emphasis.
New Year Selection of Elegant PS Shows Arrives
Advert says to replace worn shoes with new PS Shows offering advance styles at backward prices. Readers urged to visit and select from the fresh stock described as elegant and affordable.
They’re Going Fast on Oil Heaters This Week
We sold many of the heaters last week and we will keep clearing them out at low prices. Prices indicate the stock will not last long.
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Sr. Valentine
Four China Pattern Stock Clearance Notice
The seller announces a closing out sale of four China pattern stock items. Buyers are invited to purchase now as stock is being counted and marked down. The notice notes a February 4 reporting date and emphasizes ending the stock of these items.
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