State and legislative ticket details with a tariff quote
The report lists state officers and legislators including Governor Pennypack Ar and Lieutenant Governor W M Brown with names like Isaac B Brown and William Connell. It records district leaders Joseph Oliver Edward James P A Philbin and others. It quotes Secretary Shaw praising tariffs as not the mother of trusts but enabling capital to combine and labor to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypack AR
W. M. Brown
Isaac B, Brown
Shaw
Freedom and responsibility in labor and society debated
The article discusses Roosevelt's stance on individual responsibility within unions, opposing coercion and boycott tactics. It argues that liberty must coexist with workers' rights to sell their labor freely, and criticizes labor and capital coercion as threats to economic and social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tew
Breach of Promise Case Highlights Unclear Damages
A fragmentary notice references a breach of promise dispute involving an unnamed college professor and early marriage, with mention of damages and questions over legitimacy of the claim. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
European vs American railroad charges debated in letters
A letter in the Chicago Tribune contrasts American and European rail pricing with higher fares and fewer comforts on U S trains. It cites berth and sleeping car rates, supplements, and booking fees to argue intrusive charges and lack of competition influence traveler costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameren
Pullman Company
Pullin Company
Sharp
America
Europe
William EB
Curtis Mikes
Elmer
Chicago
Violence Cannot Win in the Strike Discussion
A fragmented political screed argues against violent strikes, asserting that violence never wins and urging workers to return to work. It labels the strike as dangerous to American prosperity and warns of widespread disorder if the conflict continues, calling for a return to normal labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shith
New York
America
Violemce
Cine
Denise
Amerin Institutives
Otter
Thas
Kimoa
Amerie
Debevoise site debate over village property sale described
The New York Times recounts Charles Schwab ally Deanet and supporters pressing for a property transfer to benefit a village. It notes a motion by William Belwbl, remarks from Oliver Olinetor, and strong backing for a plan to expropriate a village estate for redevelopment with forensic powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanet
MS Behowiil
Wii
Beliwih
Sun
Schwabie Elchiye
Alice
Minny Hilles
Howe
Aie Wien
Drift with the Whaler on a Purple Evening
A poetic fragment evokes drifting on deep waters with a whaler under a purpling sky. The speaker longs to glide away from life and troubles, seeking a serene, sunlit hour on the waves and the quiet rhythm of the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jife
Speece
Serantou
Bel
Prices Abroad Lowered to Compete, Paris to Pittsburg Report
A discussion notes that some manufacturers sell abroad at lower prices to maintain markets and employment. It cites testimony from the Industrial Commission showing export prices often undercut home prices by small margins, with 20 percent of exporters sometimes lowering to reel in buyers while keeping plants running. It argues lower foreign prices help sustain production and employment, though details vary by country and product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uckets
Europe
Curtis
Madrid
Nore Chin Het
Hadiass
Mer Curtis
Aid
Muropain
United Buties
Wwe
Sidon
Warhol
Chilrman Griggs
Jetlin
Cclwwryek Iim
Can
Hiss
Aid Canmie
Tier Aivemitee
Obo
Peer Dent
Tidustrhil
Pues i Suis
Wishi
Perthon
Une
Laninge
J. W. Jenks
Wuelness Palley
Republican Party
Tle
Walter J. Ballard
Schenectady
Bem I
Fragmentary 19th Century News Piecemeal Shipping Routes
A garbled colonial era dispatch describes a long voyage from Madeira to Africa via Attlee to Rhodesia, then to the Congo and Madeira before returning to America. The piece mentions British and Boer tensions and cites newspaper circulation figures and distribution notes for daily, weekly, and monthly papers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Anpola
Madeira
Wil
Amerion
South Africa
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Scranton Tribune
Pubahtig Company
Ichard
Paynar Os
Peace
Bron, Hisintey MaNanka A
MerAnton
Tribune
Ian
The
Scranton
Congress
William Connell
A. A. Vosrutg
Joan Holter Morris
Penada
Ty Viet
YN M. Evans
David T. Williams
Josph Oliver
Olnsci UE Om
Edoward James
P. A. Philbin
Minperer William
Rae ‘Willam
Leonard
Chart Department
Montelidn
J.insloiun
Detter Phastow
Vous Ells
Mathonad Sochal
Tia
Owern
Nesquehoning
Merc Trvan
Booker Washington
Monte Carlo
Hiewge
New Anrheus
Waris
Et Melersburg
Abelye
Paris
Gieneva
Buffalo
Paris Bevin
Rom the
Charrisburg Fluoriot
Schwab
Trath
Ted
Witte
Paterson
Mleetrions
Information
Ridolph Virehow
Berlin
Tsien
Montilios
Comimerelib
Cioneradl
Ariel’ Vitateers
Peaweestliab Souecy Prk Termil
Ceee Tien College
Selwel Pertotbew Soc
Medheline
Tie Numider
Elvoitinthorr
Dilly
Bist Hilt
W. . Curtis
Foreden
TITAN
Corman
Weaes
Syracuse University
Bucknell University
Tos
University of Rochester
Washington School
Williamsport
Dickinson Seminary
Dickinson Collegiate
Newton Collegiate Institute
Keystone Academy
Brown College Preparatory
School of the Lackawanna
Wilkes-Barre Institute
Cotuit Cottage
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Hardenbergh School of Music
Bgs
Shrieisien
Wip Levies Merenereiet
Tyieel Vie Elailenen
Viece
Peisuaiaie Cesepeieisie
Lackawanna Business College
Risect Osues
Crane Store
Mistress Fashion
Lackawanna Ave
Lafayette College
Scrinton Tribune
Rebt
J. W. Guernsey
Trirp
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg, PA
Delaware Water Gap
Mount Pocono
E. L. Kemp, A. M
Chestnut Hill Academy Wissahickon Recighhts
Chestnut Mill, Pa
Hoyn i
Phildelphia
Woanlnites
Broad St
Catagues
Peramnt
T. J. Foster
Piveldeus
Foster
Pal Elmer H. Lawall
Steas Stanley P. Allen
Linotype
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