Labor Day Parade Reflects American Spirit Amid Hard Times
The Scranton Tribune notes a Labor Day celebration marked by well dressed, self controlled artisans showing hope and pride in American industry. The piece contrasts wage cuts and scarce goods with a parade that despite discontent asserts laborers as citizens working toward improvement and national strength. It highlights Philadelphia's Roark of the Histlery? Baseball Club and a large railway and journalistic contingent as part of the event.
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Ohio Third District Result Sparks Democratic Majority Debate
The piece critiques Democratic misstatements in coverage of the Ohio Third District special election. It argues the party’s majority fell from 4,416 to 1,721, a drop of roughly 60 percent, and condemns alleged distortions by papers like the New York Sun and the Evening Post. It notes parallels with New York districts and assigns blame to party organs for misreporting voter outcomes.
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Mary
Ohio
Hank
Mdland
Little Peterkin
New York Sun
New York Evening Post
Spoaka
Thiel
Oho
Honk
IHW
Donley
Lyte
Post
Harp
Rathbone
Jt Lisa
New York
McKinley
The
Sun
Political Turbulence and Reform Debates Across Pennsylvania
The piece surveys Republican strategy in Pennsylvania, urging unity around free labor rights and a disciplined platform. It criticizes Democratic mismanagement, emphasizes honest ballots, and argues for strong currency, protection, and franchise reform. It notes concerns over labor unrest, railway rights, and Sunday laws enforcement.
Public Critique on Hypocrisy and Divorce Scandal
The passage denounces gender bias and public vice, noting that many claim virtue while real scandal exists in divorce cases. It lauds a Kentucky family and a congressman as emblematic, urging reflection on public sentiment and accountability despite private failings.
Fragmented dialogue hints at stage voices and odd beliefs
A garbled text presents a jumble of names and lines about vocal training, health, misheard speeches, and social scenes. The piece drifts through people discussing cultivation of talent, a supposed fatal number, jokes, and random portraits, all rendered in broken OCR style.
Political turmoil looms in Pennsylvania primary season
Delaware County and Philadelphia delegates face heated debates over gubernatorial lines. Key figures include Judge Clayton, Col Stewart, and Joce Robinson amid Democratic tensions and Republican defenses of Nominee McAleer. The piece cites party infighting, campaign costs, and local newspaper skepticism about electability.
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Scramton, Pa
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Lexington
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Congress
Bobby
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Washington Star
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Toxie
Ty Epother
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Jersey
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Aylesworth's
Wroming Ave
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Homing AV
Schantor
Steinway & Son
Decker Nmrothers
Kkanicnh & Rack
Bialyta & Balk
Laroce
Frebelam
Connell
Victors
Lacka Wanna Avenue
Spalding
Credenda
J. O,williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
N. Washington Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Pildelpha
Ugether
Lyan
Mieniy
GiMeaily
Tf Howeever
Tara Ropineon
Stewartiotresk
Ehali
Delaware County
Onpealh Jobneen
Joce Robinson
Media Leger la Noutrel
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Pe Hotter Adjiatmant
Warlate
Ubiete
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Paladelpiion
McAleer
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Robinson
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Jamon
Fruit
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Major McDowell
Lyon
Mercer County
Sam Miller
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Goldsmith
Alaska
Clobe Shoe Store
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First Mortgage
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Pittston, Pa
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People's Savings Bank
Pittston
A. A. Bryden
Miners’ Savings Bank
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J.G. Sfamonslays
Henwood
John Hamlin
American Veterinary College
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Main
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Waika
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Wilkes-Barre, PA
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Ohtekering Square
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Boston Piano Co
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