Olyphant Republican Rally Highlights McKinley Era Policies
A large Republican mass meeting at Father Mathew opera house in Olyphant featured Hon. John F. Reynolds and Hon. Jeremiah Snyder with Fred W. Flettz. They argued for tariff reform, currency reform, and continued support of McKinley’s administration, warning against Democratic policies and praising national issues shaping Pennsylvania politics.
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John F. Reynolds
Jeremiah Snyder
Allentown
Fred W. Fielte
Hall
Carbondale
Fred. W. Plettz
Father Mathew Opera House
Olyphant
J. Matthews
Mr. Reynolds
United States
Nova Scotia
Canada
Afr. Snyder
Chauncey Depew
Prin
California
New Mexico
Snyder
Eny
William Mckinley
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Wien
William McKintes
Fletty
Fieite
Jila
Keene
Jenks
Lesan
Lincoln
Republican Party
Swallow
Fleltz
Terocter
Dr. Swallow
Trohibitionisty
Silas
Bate
Hitin Hiv
Bwallow
Republican Congress
Woorlchuck
Fleitz
United
Connell
Reynolds
Mr. Freitz
Audienee
New Oxford washery near completion amid mine slowdowns
The Oxford washery replacement, built after the April fire, nears operation with modern machinery and rebuilt shafts. The Mt Pleasant shaft sinking toward the Dunmore vein to 600 feet continues under contractor Phil lie, while Sloan and Central collieries face layoffs and reduced activity.
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Oxford
Shane
Oxford Street
Mt. Pleasant
Dunmore
Phillie
W. T. Smith
Sloan Ard Central
Sloan
Ungallant Philosopher Debates Wisdom Versus Wealth
A dialogue contrasts philosophy and practicality with a husband doubting wisdom gained through life and a wife asserting more practical views. The piece notes a one year old girl’s happiness tied to simple food versus a woman's desire for a costly hat provoking envy or dissatisfaction.
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Youura
Churey
Washington Star
Thanksgiving for Return of Peace Observed Across City
Governor Hastings proclaimed a day of thanksgiving for peace with Spain. Rev. Dr. James McLeod preached at First Presbyterian praising the war’s aims and urging prayer for lasting liberty. Services also held at St Mark’s and Trinity Lutheran churches with mixed recollections of faith and civic duty.
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Dr. McLeod
Spain
St. Mark's
Trinity Lutheran
Hastings
First Presbyterian Church
James McLewd
A. W. Dickson
T. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mister
A. Ll, Ramer
Trinity Tutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Tey
Charles L. Sploker
Pleasant Dancing Party at the Faurat House
Mr and Mrs Raisely hosted a dancing party at the Faurat House 316 Washington Avenue last night. A large crowd attended with music led by Professor Batt and reception by Mitson Marion Mille Nellie Vin Decker and Thomas Cowan. Dining hall service occurred at 11 o'clock with lavish decorations and a long guest list including Mr and Mrs Pred Herrmann Mr and Mrs Hubert Jenaup Dr and Mrs George Knox and many others.
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G. Raisely
Faurat House
Waeehington Avenue
Professor Batt
Hakely
Mitson Marion Mille
Nellie and
Vin Decker
Thomas Cowan
Pred Herrmann
Hubert Jenaup
Alex. Down, Jr
James Stein
Pillip Switser
James Girney
Wallock
Culver
Bookman
Lennon
Walsh
Moegers
George Miovk
Harry Logan
T. R. Btrayb
Lehnitzer
E. Comogya
Chittenden
William Wills
Fred Nappes
Sylvester Hoyer
Charles Hesa
Broadhead
E. P. Mucklow
Hixon
Harry Switser
Harry Houck
Wallace Ruth
Charles Keisel
Wife Johns Away Lecture Sparks Quiet Reunion
A light exchange unfolds as a husband and wife discuss a night apart. The wife admits attending a lecture while the husband confirms he did not miss her. A playful tone follows with a nod to the onset of a Moe Pickup moment.
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John
Mansfield Normal School dominates Wellsboro in 32 to 0 win
Mansfield Normal School football team routed Wellsboro on Smythe Park with a fast, hard-hitting defense and five goals by Ollendick. Brennan, Phelpt, McGinty, Werton and Brennan starred. key runs and tackles highlighted the decisive victory. Wellsboro showed pluck but could not breach the Mansfield defense.
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Mansfield Normal School
Welleboro
Mansfeld
Smythe Park
Mannsfield
Mansfield
Ollendick
Wellsboro
Matehal
Phelpt
McGinty
Werton
Brennan
Manfield
Wellaloro
Seafaring boast of a clever woman in a Massachusetts town
In a Massachusetts seaport town a retired sea captain boasts of the "smartcat woman" along the shore. New instances of her enterprise appear as she repeatedly outwits men and even saves a doctor in a striking episode.
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Massachusetts
Thera
Remarkable self aid by nurse after fall on ship
A captain recounts how a patient aboard fell three steps and, despite a painful injury, refused help. She told the captain not to pull her up and prompted the doctor to assess, then claimed she had set a dislocated hip herself with grit and a grin.
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Retiah
Cap'n
Milord asks about America’s chief exports
Dialogist Milord asks a servant to identify America’s main exports. Van Ishe replies with a provocative answer about wealthy women, signaling satire of trade and class. The exchange presents a cheeky, colonial voice and social commentary through implied values.
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Milord
America
Van
Do you advertise the devil says a mighty good thing
A quotable exchange appears, with a reporter asking if advertising is used and the devil replying that he does not advertise but implies a strong need for a solid advantage to go on without it. The dialogue carries a wry, truth-tinted tone.
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Spain
Acre
William McKinley
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Cuba
Christian Church
Providence
Sam'l B. Huey, Esq
Board of Public Education
Phil'd’phia
Sam
Hew Johnson
Wellere
L. Clarke Davis
The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Hood's Pills Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Hood's Barsa parila as a cure for diseases from impure blood to scrofula and catarrh. It claims Hood's Pills are easy to take and operate and promise relief from indigestion and biliousness.
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Hood
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