Scranton Toll Club Suffers Little Shakeup
Congressmen at large GALUSHIA A GROW of Susquehanna and SAMUEL A DAVENPORT of Erie appear in an article noting an election in May and November 3. It states there is one consolation about the present position of the Scranton toll club and that the team will not be likely to be disturbed in it.
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Galushia A. Grow
Susquehanna
Samuel A. Davenport
Erie
Scranton Toll Club
Scranton
James W. Oakford
Monwealth Building
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L. A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Uri Townsend
Dime Bank
Buffalo Bicycle Ordinance Scrutiny and Suggested Reforms
A historical Buffalo ordinance limits bicycle speed to 10 mph and requires warning bells or whistles on approaching pedestrians. The piece discusses enforcement, cites Philadelphia models, argues against loosening the rule, and notes a separate Buffalo statute banning dangerous street debris with fines.
Philadelphia Magistrate Fines Riders for Reckless Bicycle Gallop
Six riders faced $8 to $15 penalties under multiple ordinances for galloping bicycles in city streets. The magistrate warned that reckless riding endangers public safety and that streets must remain open and free from obstruction.
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Jermon
Philadelphia
Ini
Ordliine
Political Turmoil and Legal Notices Stir Scranton Area
A dated account discusses bail set at three hundred dollars for highway nuisance offenders, notes on press voices from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, and claims about patronage harming politics in Luzerne County. It surveys congressional prospects, Quay and Dingley reciprocity debates, and calls for forestry reforms amid regional issues and looming elections.
Retiring Bishops Face Public Debate and Press Critique
The article analyzes reactions to the retirement of two senior Methodist bishops, noting the lack of official consent from the bishops themselves and criticizing press coverage. It contrasts propriety in retirement with public sentiment and questions surrounding the process and salaries. It mentions General Weyler and Mark Hanna as related context.
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Cleveland Methodist General Conference of Bishops
Foster
Webster
Rochester
N.Y
Book of Discipline
Dishop
Thos A. Morris
Issa
Levi Scott
How to Treat Reporters in Public Life
A Rochester Chronicle critique urges officials to provide fair access to reporters. It argues reporters work at city editors’ behest and deserve proper facilities, meals, and respect, not exclusion or patronage. The piece condemns social posturing and demands professional treatment of journalists.
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Rochester Dumo
Erat
Chronicle
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Ehlef Mbeston Ja
Saye Cone
Rochester Friends
Db Bbe
Piublle
Not a Party Wrecker
Senator Quay declines to join attacks on Major McKinley over the money issue. The Ruston Free Press argues such tactics hurt the party and unfairly target McKinley, praising Quay for fighting for the nomination openly and fairly and noting McKinley’s soundness.
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Ruston Free Press
Quay
Major McKinley
McKinley
MocKinley
Wilkes-Barre Record Comments on Tribune Column
The Beranton Tribune opens a column for readers who think they can run a newspaper better than editors. If readers try to apply the ideas, they will face a lively challenge from the publication.
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Wilkes-Barre Record
Beranton Tribune
Horoscopes and Notes From May 22 1604 Tribune
The page offers a daily zodiac reading from Amedius with a note that a child born that day will notice some officials fail to see evident signs. Mentions Mr Swindells a Western book agent and Uncle Joseph Church backing women’s rights. Also cites Stranton baseball fans and Amacchus’ Advice warning against grand jury speeches.
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Swindells
Uncle Joseph Church
Buffalo
Praia
Stranton
First signs and causes of sudden heart collapse
The article notes heart trouble often begins with extreme debility and sudden hopeful recoveries before a final collapse. It describes intermittent brightening as life fades and attributes deaths to general collapse of vital centers from inadequate nourishment, advising steps to take in such cases.
Bovinine praised by Dr. Carpenter in Providence
Dr. P. B. Carpenter of 430 Friendship Street Providence asserts Bovinine cures general debility and malnutrition in every instance when used as directed. He describes it as a powerful condensed food that builds blood flesh and bone and invigorates life-generating organs to dispel disease.
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P. B. Carpenter
Friendship St
Providence
Bovinine
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