Post Office Record Notes Scranton Material Classification
Entry shows the package handling designation entered at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office as second class mail matter. The note documents its classification by the Office of Ed and Other Office (OEOOND) system.
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Post Office
Scranton
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Gerner Pennvenue
Spruce Street
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelsphia
City Promotes Growth And Power For Northeastern Pennsylvania
A dated prospective overview highlights elevation 740 feet above tide, population estimates around 109000 in 1994, 20599 registered voters, and a claim that the metropolis can produce electric power cheaper than Niagara. It touts new industries and historical population growth, while criticizing a Farr bill described with sharp editorial terms.
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Pennylvania
Niagara
United States
Uww
Ireland Oration Praised On Washington's Birthday
A reprint analyzes Archbishop John Ireland's Washington's Birthday speech before the Union League in Chicago. It urges readers to study its liberal, reformist critique of public institutions and the need for wise citizen selection of leaders in a fevered era of urban governance and political reform.
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Union League
Chicago
John Ireland
St. Paul
United States
John Treland
Professor Stryce
Amore
Crank
State College
Han
Protavivanti State College
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Mont
Mhder
Hue Potton Sie
Debate on Unanimity in Jury Verdicts and Veto Power
The author argues for replacing unanimous jury verdicts with a majority rule to curb obstruction by a single obstinate juror and to check executive veto power. The piece also cites Senator Hi praising the Democratic Party as the people’s party and predicts its rise to power in alignment with constitutional equality and honest elections.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Newspaper Co authors rail against American Protective Association
A chorus of papers from Pottsville to Wilkes Barre criticize the American Protective Association and its backing of the Farr bill as anti Catholic. The pamphleteering claims are called dastardly and the Truth is accused of religious prejudice. Harry Hayward’s lawyers are mocked for outdated tactical advice.
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Harrisburg
Scranton Truth
North American
Philadelphia
American Protective Association
Scranton Tribune
Scranton Free Presse
Scranton Record
Scranton Republican
Telegraph
Evening Bulletin
Pottsville
Democratic Evening Chronicle
Williamsport
The
Times
Allentown
Leader
Altoona
Tribune
Gagette
Lebanon
Daily News
Pittsburg
Christopher L. Majee
Commercial Gazette
Wilkes- Barre
Record
Truth
Legislative topics swirl as Quay visit spurs speculation
The report outlines political tension around Senator Quay and Governor Hastings, with hints of a pending clash over Philadelphia figures and possible policy shifts. It also covers public employment bill aims, state college funding, a new appellate court proposal, normal school debates, mining office concerns, and township hall reforms shaping election and local governance.
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Harrishure
Mare J
Hasthige
Davit Martin
Chris Musce de
Martin
Quay
Inquirer
Philadelphia
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Membes
State
Thar Association
House
Judiciary General
Bote Bebe
Public Halls for Townships Seen as Local Government Spur
A London Bar note discusses Sunday opening of New York saloons and English drink-drive convictions. The piece argues for public halls in townships to host meetings and public discussions, boosting local civic life and intelligent governance. It cites Sunday drinking patterns and convictions in England and Wales to contrast Sunday opening policies.
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New York
England
Wales
County of
Monmouth
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