Pennsylvania Voters Edge Singerly For Governor
A Pittsburgh area editorial endorses William M Singerly as governor candidate and criticizes the Democratic platform. It argues the Republican ticket reflects broad party sentiment and warns against Democratic corruption while praising Singerly’s honesty and leadership. The piece contends the era of Democratic purgation will yield stable, policy-led governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singerly
Hastines
William M Slogerly
Pennsylvania Democracy
Ted
Mer
Dingerly
Hoover
Bia
van Raspiiel
Aainet
Hepublivwn Party
Toronyi
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Tina
Mori
Commodore Singerly
Democratic Party
William M. Singerly
Courage and Candor From Dr Peters Sermon
Dr Madison C Peters of New York argues for drastic measures to lift the business downturn adjourn Congress for three years and suspend immigration until current workers have jobs. He advocates protecting American labor with tariffs on European imports and a heavy per capita tax on European labor to preserve wages and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison C. Peters
New York
Hobita
Congress
Elieve
Ibis
Inbor
Controversy Over Immigration and Postmaster Appointment
The article rails at aliens in the labor market and mocks foreign-born citizens while defending a Moscow postmaster appointment as propped by both parties. It cites Mr. Erhardt’s claim of open application and notes political backlash as a saloon and liquor-into-politics debate unfolds in New York constitutional convention discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enuarpt
Moscow
Miss Pyle
Erborit
Nowise
Erhardt
New York
Hqnor
Boards of Excise
Elao
Empire State
Sloe Ierchante
Wilkes-Barre
Tta
Enduring threat to leaders as crime of maniacs grows
The piece argues that even prominent leaders face personal danger from inflamed criminals. It notes President’s guards, ex presidents in private life, and the lack of guaranteed protection against sudden violence. It warns that law does not fully shield officials from murderous acts in any era.
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United States
Indianapolis
Orania
Santo
Lyons
Washington
Chicago
Ans Aguin
Public danger of political violence and reform rhetoric
The article warns that violence and rash action threaten stable government under the stars and stripes. It condemns using newspapers as shields for corrupt officials and urges fearless public oversight and honest tariff reform as remedies to civic evils.
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Freeat
Stara and Stripes
Republic
Senator Hill’s Critique of Party Shifts on Currency
The speech condemns Democrats who flip flop on currency policies from greenbacks to metallic money and free silver. It accuses Republicans of shifting stance on gold and silver, praises reform attempts, and criticizes party leaders for inconsistent positions and policy reversals over the years.
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Ita
Senate
Democratic Party
Aps
Repubileana
Congress
Capitol
The Great Solvent and the Liberty of Nations
Chauncey Af Depew extols American liberty as the solvent binding nations and tongues and advocates honoring Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and General Sherman as exemplars in the free and open guild of liberal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Af
Tein
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Gineral Sherman
Hell Theman
Guild of
Liberal Education
Big Factors in Business in the Rail Region
A Lackawanna agent notes in the Fitton Gazette that Huns Polas and other foreigners dominate railway and financial activity in the coal regions. He explains they travel often for work and that married foreigners move less, while singles relocate frequently, with New York tickets often sold to foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitton Gazette
Burke
Lackawanna
New York
New York Tenement Census By District Reveals Housing Mix
A census of New York tenement districts for the Tenement House Commission reports totals of tenement houses by age and rearward construction. The data shows 102 414 persons under five years, 46,000 plus rear houses over five years, and 674 rear houses under five years, highlighting housing types in the city.
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New York
Dune
Tenement Louke Commission
Popanthon
Ssc
Issa Nevseav
Scrafion Tuntee Celebrates Third Anniversary
The Philadelphia Record lauds the Scrafion Tuntee for its third anniversary on June 30. The illustrated number highlights the paper and its bustling city, urging readers to give it strong supported backing from its constituency.
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Philadelphia
Healthy Youngster and Strong Paper Backed by City
A local publication, The Sekatron TMNUNE, marks its three vents old on June 20 and is praised as a healthy and strong paper worthy of hearty city support. The journal appeals to residents for continued backing amid its rising merit.
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Williempont Thies
Sekatron Tmnune
Pounaylvatis Journaliam
Tit Timene
Ita Intringie
The Labor Problem Pinadléloha Record
A concise note argues violence harms reform and urges that constitutional change occurs only through slow, deliberate processes beyond lawmakers control.
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Pinadléloha
Indeterminate State Report On Colonial Revenue Increase
An official report notes Pennsylvania real property values rising from 1802 to 1804 with a total increase of 46 805 000 dollars in value. The document cites broader economic growth and reinforces postwar fiscal expansion across counties.
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Ron Shekelatte
Tia
Taxable values rise sharply across two centuries
Taxable figures in the state grew from 1,570 14 in 1802 to 1,002,060 in 1898, a jump of 6,447, underscoring rapid expansion of assessed property. The data reflects broader fiscal trends and indicates mounting public revenue potential.
Toe social fundraiser at Methodist Sunday school
The toe social under Mrs J E Ball drew a crowd of children and adults eager to bid on toy toes and luncheon boxes. Patrons competed as dolls and toys moved at the auction while attendees urged safer streetcar practices after a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. E. Ball
Dantes
Woman's claim to rights and love in a quiet village
A fragmentary verse scene portrays a woman asserting her rights and independence, facing ridicule from men. She rejects a male path, follows nature, and blooms into womanhood as children gather around her. The poem contrasts passion with social constraint.
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Wight
Goldsmiths Bazaar Showcases Swisses in White Airy Styles
A Swiss-made display offers over sixty Swisses in two sizes with clear-cut dots or larger dotted floral designs. The collection emphasizes pure white airiness and features distinct styles not found elsewhere.
Wash Goods Sale Worth 5 Cents Per Yard
A local ad touts chiffon and jaconet fabrics including duchesse ginghams dimities batistes and sateens. Customers can buy these wash goods at 5 cents per yard with fast color warranties.
Lingerie on Display at Low Prices in Wide Range
An assortment of NICHT DOWNS and other lingerie items has been found on counters offered at unusually low prices. The stock features a large variety of designs appealing to shoppers seeking affordable intimate wear.
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Iso
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Waltings
AAP
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Medala
Europe
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Anarchy
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Tages
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Nicht
Victors
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Alaska
Lackawanna Ave
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Tribune
Spring St
Atl
Pardline’ Sre
Courseh, Clemons
Aylesworth's
Wyoming Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Bert Not
Pierce's Market
Pierce’s Market
WEBER
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Rpvdanlyuin
Electra
Gaiter
Globe Shoe Store
Lacka, Ave
Evens & Powell
First Mortgage
J. W. Mulligan
Second National Bank
W. L. Watson
First National Bank
Pittston, Pa
J. L. Polen
People’s Savings Bank
Pittston
A. A. Bryden
Miners’ Savings Bank
Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company
H Atherton
Wilkes-Barre, PA
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