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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
4
The piece discusses Pullman, arbitration, and anti strike arguments in Scranton and Wilkes Barre style debate. It cites George Ever of Worthingtonland and mentions a refrigerator car inventor and Chicago workers. It also notes editor clashes and calls for national authority to enforce law amid labor unrest.
The Richmond Times lauds southern sentiment for backing the federal government in the president Altgeld dispute over state rights. It calls for repeal of the Chicago blockade on travel and traffic, emphasizing the citizen’s right to national protection and free intercourse across the United States.
The article prints an editorial page piece from the Scranton Republican attacking Joseph Scranton and defending itself against alleged personal attacks. It notes the newspaper will respond with strong language and outlines support for the Jessup Courier under B. J. Cummings in Jessup and Peckville.
The Philadelphia paper notes a strong parallel between today’s labor unrest and the 1877 strikes. It cites railroads, coal, and bank failures, claiming 1877’s downturn and declines in wages mirrored now, with high unemployment and rising business failures.
The article recalls years of financial strain since prior panics and the 1893 World's Fair context. It notes repeated cycles of price declines, strikes, and unrest, arguing that individual thrift and sound citizenship remain the surest protections amid economic crisis. It also mentions a political moment with Mr. Hill questioning Democratic protection and tariff policy.
A garbled mix of poems, interviews, and anecdotes from various papers. The segment includes a young woman's interview with witty remarks on education and courtship, a brief note on drug price declines, a Bill Nye quip about early breakfasts, a wartime reminiscence about prisoner exchange, and satirical vignettes about manners, work, and social behavior.
The author muses on turning a sheet of paper into value by writing a poem that could be worth 90000. He imagines stamping a stamped “exgie bird” on a coin and notes currency quirks. The editor boasts a six million dollar check that still lacks real worth.
A report outlines salaries for Baillimere Awerfem Debs and officers, with 3000 yearly, 2000 for vice president and secretary, and 1.00 for each director. Seventy organizers receive a day, ten clerks work two to four days, and Chicago headquarters cost hundreds monthly. Telegram volume reaches 1000 daily since the strike began, while speakers and halls hire push polnia and hiring costs. campaign expenses for the Chicago base exceed 4000 daily. Who pays this.
Fragmentary text discusses equal justice and an orderly civic life, suggesting a social or editorial stance on fairness. The readable fragment hints at rights and duties in a community but provides no specific events or names to anchor details.
The article presents a fragmented, archaic note on labor strikers and public sentiment. It contrasts conduct with professed aims, implying tension between strike actions and wide public restiveness toward a broad issue.
A reflective verse depicts twilight woods and a crystal pool under purple shadows. A calm earth lies sleeping while distant notes and a somber refrain mark memories that will not return. Nellie RO Korein.
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