Political debate on party lines and press coverage
The article recounts a political clash between Republican and Democratic factions, citing debt, school funding, and state policy. It compares newspaper space allocated to parties and argues for the incumbent administration’s record. The piece emphasizes a large population base and national context.
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Prostato
Repiblican Garty
Lee
Alice
Tepathivam
Tas Horn
Poplin
Demonte
Charitake
Arcane
Sam Crewing
Tore Neneh
Watform
Mutual AP proves superior to rival presses in republication
The Tribune defends the Associated Press against false death rumors of President McKinley and touts AP reorganization. It asserts AP now includes over ninety percent of major North American newspapers, outperforming cheaper competitors. Beth Low is noted in New York City coverage.
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Associated Press
McKinley
Associated Prva
Timms
Tribune
The
Times
North American
New York City
Beth Low
Reo. Minot
J. Savage
Unitarian Church of the Messiah
New York Journal
Mr. Savage
Public notice on tree protection from utility wiring
James P. Dickson urges managers of telephone and telegraph companies to comply with Pennsylvania law preventing damage to trees from pole placement or wire laying. He cites cases where linemen damaged roadside and ornamental trees and argues for stringent enforcement to protect shade trees on private and public property.
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James P. Dickson
Telegraph
Pennsylvania
Protect the trees and educate the public on timber waste
The text urges cooperation with telephone companies to ensure linemen work carefully. It calls for continuing public education while also staging conspicuous demonstrations to show that laws against wanton timber waste are real. It notes the president's son attends public school and asks where an American boy should go.
The Science of Penology by Colonel Boies Aims to Cure Crime
Colonel Boies proposes a science of penology to replace punishing methods with detection and confinement until cure or permanent quarantine. He argues crime is a disease and calls for deterrence by making crime odious while reclaiming victims to resist impulses. The book outlines a step by step reform system and legal framework.
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Boles
Knickerborker
G. P. Putnam's Sons
United States
Boies
Governor Stony Denounces Platform Advocating Anarchy
Speech in Pittsburg denounces a Pennsylvania Democratic platform as anarchistic and corrupting. The speaker argues the platform and Emma Goldman share a doctrine of overthrowing government, calling officials thieves and government powers prostituted to public thieves.
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Eimana Goldman
Berkmann
Frick
Cxoliore
United States
Bima Goldman
Czolmosz
William McKinley
Harrisburge
Hmm Goldman
Caolgear
Harrisburg
Ananias
Sapphiria
Democrate
Thiurrisburg
Pennsylvania
Webster
Milton
Lord Byron
Emma Goldman
Democratic Party
Exhibition of Ethnology Collections At Pan-American
Special Correspondence notes a rich ethnology display at the Pan American exposition. The Benedict plan to rotate exhibits broadens variety as new items from Italy and the Americas join the gallery. Highlights include Indian pictures, ancient norteño scenes, and works by Herbert Vos and J W L Forster.
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Ciatomala
Pane Aimericin Cesposithom
Benedict
Tevet
Pan American Fine Arts
Etinoloey
Cme A
Park Lake
Ao Lange
Herbert Vos
George DeForest Rush
Thia Aubleet
Indian Congress
Midway
Six Nations
Vathuis
New York
Aml
Canada
Political engagement beyond reads and reviews
The passage urges citizens to move from criticism of politicians to active participation in politics. It emphasizes attending caucuses, primaries, and meetings to face political issues directly rather than merely discussing them after reading the evening paper. It stresses practical involvement as the path to influence.
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Othom
Cauyons
Evans testifies on Schley battle and Cienfuegos events
Rear Admiral Evans details the May 24 to May 29 actions off Cienfuegos and Santiago, describing coaling, weather, and the engagement with the Spanish fleet. He recounts firing ranges for the Massachusetts and the Town, Brooklyn’s position, and interactions with Commodore Schley and Captain Philip. The testimony covers signals, codes, and the battle sequence with the Colon and Oquendo as well.
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Santiago
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Cienfuegos
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Morro
Ile
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New Orleans
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Mill
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Santiago Harbor
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Texas
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Fuet
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Oregon
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Tanner
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Commodore Schley
Graham
Bobby
Hive
Cinihii
Evane
Experiences with Reciprocity in U S Trade Treaties
The article reviews the United States reciprocity tests under treaties with Canada Hawaii and the McKinley era accords with Brazil the Dominican Republic Spain the UK Germany Austria Hungary Nicaragua Honduras Guatemala and others. It outlines goods granted free entry and tariff concessions and notes treaty durations until the Wilson tariff act.
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United States
United
Canada
Reese
Seee
Reese Renee
Ian
Twawatian Islands
Hawaiian Talai
Mawaiion Islands
Cura
Porto Tioo
Tmiports Litte Exporta
Cuba
Porto Tivo
Torta Rica
Reece Bute Pal
British West Indies
West Indien
Vranee
Portugal
Germany
Thal
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Spain
Porto Rico
United Kingdom
British West Indica
Biritish Guiana
Nicaragua
Austria-Da Hungary
Honduras
Guatemala
Porta Riva
Guteana
Austria-Hungary
Display of New Silks and Dress Goods at Discount Prices
Our full line of foreign and domestic silks and dress fabrics is showcased with new silk varieties from black and colored taffetas to peau de soie and louisine in multiple weights. Priestley’s meltons and various serges, drills and meltons fill the selection for coats, dresses and skirts at prices from 45 cents to $2.00.
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