Entered at the Port of Ticket, Political Gallant Parade
The Times reports a noisy political period with names like Walter Lyon Amos H Myelin James W Latta Galusha Grow George Huff and local divisions between the Republican and another group. The piece hints at upcoming election time and public tension without detailing violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos.h. Myelin
OV Lamastem
James. W. Latta
Puladelvihta
Galusha
A. Grow
George P. Huff
Tine
Raya
The Pullman Strike and Its National Impact
The piece argues labor contracts bind both worker and employer and condemns Debs for organizing the American Railway Union. It claims a nationwide sympathy strike would cripple 150,000 Chicago artisans and harms the economy, urging peaceful, lawful remedies over strikes.
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Pullman
Pullman, Ill
Pullman Palage Car Company
Eugene V. Debs
Agauma
Julius Cassar
Charlemagne
Louis the Magnificent
France
Mer. Debs
Fallman
Mns
Elss
Strikes spark debate amid railway walkouts and politics
The piece questions broad rail strike tactics and the impact of 2,500 Pullman workers leaving their posts, while arguing needed reforms require prudent action. It also surveys Infante mortality, charity drives for infant care, and hints at political leadership choices for future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Stephen's
Dalton
Dalton Home Fund
Canvass Shows McKinley Leads Denver Delegates Over Harrison
A St Louis survey of 806 delegates to the Denver Republican convention records 587 backing Governor McKinley of Ohio, 149 for ex Speaker Reed, 23 for ex President Harrison, and 28 for Senator Cameron, with several scattered choices. The piece argues Harrison’s lack of appeal and notes McKinley’s prominence in pro tection for home industries and personal integrity.
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St. Louis
McKinley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Cameron
Iun
Minneapolis
Blaine
General Garrison
Denver
Major McKinley
Woman on Dunmore Street Car Sparks Comment and Style
The writer recalls a humorous scene on a Dunmore suburban street car where a striking young woman draws attention with a bold pose and confident behavior. Conductor and male passengers react, while the piece notes social dynamics between women and fare payments in a lively, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Yost
Woolly
Scranton
Hymn of Nature and Life in a Winter Dawn
A lyrical meditation on nature and divinity unfolds as winter light, snow, and spring air mingle. A lone bird’s death becomes a moment of tenderness and faith, while the observer contemplates creation, divine power, and the cycle of seasons through vivid, contemplative imagery.
Poetic Reverie in a June Providence Vision
The narrator wanders among fragrant flowers admiring nature’s variety and celestial light. A dreamlike vision speaks softly that God is love, leaving the speaker awed by the vast sky and sea of clouds before drifting to sleep. Providence, Pa, June wv.
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Ianne
Hlvaven
Welkin Dome
Gonuz W. Bowen
Providence
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Tribune Publishing Company
P. Kingsbury
Scscral
Yerk Oretce
Trnune Bulova
Fran Gaav
Manada
Tichet Gcranton
Fay
Daniel IL Hastings
Vente
Walter Lyon
Allien Y
Times
Trivxse
Tim WasisnaTon
White House
Keir Hanopte
Reed
Congress
Putnam
Elijah Morse
Helen M. Gougar
Prohibition Party
Indiana
Logan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kansas
Blaine and
Detroit
Brock
God IN Nature
Tages
Washington Ave
Sherbet
Coursen, Clemons
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wyoming
Avg
Borantom
Bteinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Ekranich & Back
Wallz & Battle
Mubig Ktu
Saucissieurs
Devil Amongst the Tailors
Baby's
Alan Victor
Williams
BRO
Lacka. Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Alaska
Lackawanna Ava
Pierce's Market
Albany
First National Bank
Pierce’s Market
Caledonian
Caledonian Club
Laurel Hill Park
Daisy Pawson
United States
Canada
Aylesworth's
Wyoming Ave
Body Brussels
Axminster
Kidderminster
Tis
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Op Tribune
Spruce St
Aden Nees
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Gaiter
Globe Shoe Store
Evans & Powell
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