Hazleton Early Morning Transit and State Leaders List
Fragmentary Hazleton schedule shows a 4 am start with local freight and passenger permits, plus a list of state officials including Governor John A. Marist and Lieutenant-Governor, treasurers, attorneys general, and judiciary. Local officers for Abilene appear alongside numerous church and fraternal listings and civic roles.
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Hazleton
Chapman
Slenal
Tralis Cary
Maemdrichs Te
John A. Marist
Ft. Alien
Mecabe
Sam’ T. Howe
Israelford
Lawhead
Supreme Raat
M. Valentine
Justicns
S.cwa
Johnson
United States
John J. Ingalls
Rhee Bas
Land Bricker
Sun
Richard Weinsgnty
Thomas Hardy
J. J. Miller
Das Culbertson
Register of Deeds
Alice
Dunken
A. S Harridson
G. W. Munk
P. Marregton
WS. Anderson
D. D. Hornaday
J. McDivitt
A. Herbst
J.C. Koyer
W. P. Leeds
J. PY. Quins
J. B. Favor
L. A. Seed
W. S. Childs
Scogsins
Durkee
D. G. Smith
Sroreet Ordeis
Nuianets
V. Estern ¢ Lodge
F. Abilene Lodge
Damon Lodge
K. of F. Rollene Post, No.6, G. AT. Church Ss. I Presbyterian, Maptist, Metholst
Pal
Universaist
Treth- Christaren
River Brethen
Christian Church Directory Baptist and Presby terian listings
Directory lists Baptist Pastor Gen Merriam with Sunday services at 1 PM and midweek prayer on Wednesdays. Suri-Gay School at 1:53 PM. Presbyterian services Sundays at 8:45 PM with evening worship and Wednesday prayer meeting. Episcopal at St Johns Church on avenue near Duckeye Ave with services, Sunday School at 4 PM, pastor P Wager. Other churches to be added.
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Suh
Spruce
Gen. Merriam
Ice
G. Macarthy
St. Jonar
Chetalukewe Avenue
Sunlay School
Duckeye Ave
K. Love
Otlees
Cutting Adrift From Home
Philadelphia Times reports on Americans earning income abroad and spending it in Paris. It highlights the Ridgway family as a wealthy example, living in Paris for decades, renting property in the city and sending wealth back to French tradesmen. The piece argues this drains American wealth and questions patriotism.
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Philadelphia Times
Paris
Ridgway
Ridgways
Miss Ridgway
Count de Ganay
Washington
Four Chinese Millionaire on West to New York Flight
On the Philadelphia Times passenger list for a West to New York express last night Ah Lin Sin, the richest Chinaman in San Francisco, traveled in a Pullman drawing room with a Chinese valet. He, about fifty, wore a large waxed moustache and a large diamond, and spoke in good English about visiting friends in New York after ten years away. He argued that Chinese immigrants prosper more in the West than the East and that there is room for all.
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Philadelpiia Times
New York
Ah Lin Sin
San Francisco
America
Dolis
Mechanics, &c
Revelations in Albany and party tensions unfold
A Courier Journal column mocks political secrecy as editors chase a prominent Democrat amid cabinet reshuffles. It notes Republicans watch closely the next administration while Independents face pressure to join Democrats or face censure. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek aside about coffee and coffeehouse chatter.
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Barnacles
Avere
Senate
Cleveland
Congress Smoking and Campaigns in 1890s Debates
A wild miscellany reports Congressmen smoking and chewing in sessions with spittoons and paper scraps littering desks. It notes party contests in New York Ohio and Pennsylvania, Blaine influence, and anticipates forthcoming elections. Also mentions antique sale, Cocaons remedies, and winter illnesses.
Automatic Fire Lighter Patent Stirs Up City Debate
A St Louis inventor’s patent for an automatic firelighting machine is under investigation. The device uses a clockwork timer to ignite a sulphur match through a brass tube, lighting a coal fire by igniting an asbestos ball soaked in turpentine. It promises hands free firelighting for singles and households alike.
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St. Louis
Homicide by Hair Dye in Brooklyn Deaths
The New York Sun reports two Italians died in Brooklyn last week after drinking hair dye mistaken for aniseed cordial. A Health Department chemist finds the dye rich in hydrocyanic acid. The piece questions if hair dye could be a deadly agent even when used externally and urges health officials to consider public safety.
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New York Sun
Brooklyn
Health Department
Polic
Brooklyn Board of Health
Poetry for March Fourth from the Newark Advocate
John McSweeney of Wooster delivers a satirical March Fourth verse about the Republican party and the role of the local newspaper. The piece urges farmers to defend their rights, unite in politics, and push for laws shielding farmer interests amid rising fraud and exploitation.
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Newark
John McSweeney
Wooster
Republican Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.P. Railroad
Christian
Iseiecron
Albany
Peo
Abilene
S. J. Wright
Tobscco
Congress
Carlisle
Ohio
Hoadley
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Chicago Times
Bayard
Macon Telegraph
Johnny
J. T. Curtis
Drugigist
Sterling
Rice County
Campbell
Ces
Junction City Union
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