Metropolis of northeastern Pennsylvania eyes growth and power
The piece extols Scranton as a thriving Northeastern Pennsylvania metropolis with high elevation above tide, healthy growth, and strong potential for new industry. It cites 1894 population around 103000, voters 20590, school property value 700000, 12000 school children, and hints at electric power cheaper than Niagara. It praises hospital fundraising and charitable appeals.
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Pennsyvania
Niagara
United States
Bea
Compulsory Education and Political Clashes in Pennsylvania
The piece denounces Republicans in Harrisburg delaying compulsory education to appease a few leaders, mocking those who avoid duty. It argues Farr’s plan enjoys broad endorse ment by religious groups and citizens, warning against self serving opposition. It also criticizes a Morgan Nicaragua canal bill, urging the government to avoid private debt and scandal.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Farr
United States
Question on authority for judges salaries beyond terms
The Plutaburg Commer cial-Gazette questions which authority can appropriate funds to pay judges full salaries after their terms end and after new appointees have replaced them. It argues the legislature can set salaries but cannot continue payments beyond term limits or beyond the seating of new judges, citing constitutional bans on charity funds.
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Plutaburg Commercial-Gazette
Pension and reform debate on judges and public pay
An editorial argues against pensioning judges and public officers, notes constitutional limits, and suggests raising judges' pay if pensions prove unconstitutional. It discusses President Cleveland's financial policy, treasury notes, and a proposed long term bond solution to stabilize currency, urging nonpartisan action.
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Treasury
Congress
Editor argues against proposed game protection bill
The Honesdale Herald editor laments limits on shrouthige and sale of grime Until 105 and warns older sportsmen would struggle to adapt. He argues for fair sport and urges excluding pot-hunting while noting hunters’ avoidance risks and wildlife balance.
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Honesdale Herald
Exalin
Dora
Pennsylvania
Mother Carey
Honesdale
Legislation Aims To End Blacklisting Of Employees
A Hazleton Sentinel report comments on a proposed law to prevent employers from blocking discharged workers from finding new jobs. It notes penalties for violators, details on civil actions, and cautions against compulsory employment. The piece argues such measures threaten private rights and could harm labor causes.
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Trols
Lee
Periot
Balance of Class Legislation Sparks Warning
Quoted remarks condemn targeted laws as harmful to community balance. Speaker argues much legislation favors corporations and misleads workers, labeling it vote buying and taffy like. The comments frame ongoing policy as dangerous for labor interests.
Bank Leaders Comment on Sherman Bond Proposal
Philadelphia Press quotes Willan Connell of Third National Bank endorsing a small denomination bond plan but warns against a free silver move. He suggests a foreign silver tax to keep coinage domestic and notes the need for international agreement. Critics from other banks discuss revenue needs and potential congressional action.
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Philadelphia
Willan Connell
Third National Bank
Sherman
FH. M. Boles
Mootle Powder Company
Congress
Samuel Hines
Traders National Bank
Aage
Sher- the
Birt National Bank
Soya
Berna
Imnks
Scranton
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